Unclear Local News Items From Washington Avenue Dated Pages
A collage of scattered city notes reports a broken carriage wheel incident near Washington Avenue and a halted vehicle, a golf match prelim at the Country Club, and a West Side woman claiming she was chased from her home by Italians. It mentions police searches, a rear lot find of a young man with horses, and a letter about Mr T E Olig’s upcoming visit to Newark for whistle teaching.
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Washington Avenue
Belur
Jim
West Side
Courag
Tryde Park
Local Jewelry Heist Sparks Confusion at Polling Place
A confused scene near a polling station ended with a woman shouting I have it and returning to her seat while a nearby car sped away. No one reported the jewelry before the event was noted as over yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Local Residents Return and Travel Notes Across Cities
Numerous names including Mies Barlo Mattes and Mise Allis Dale circulate reports of travel and visits. Mentions of Johann J. Rione, Mint Neilie Stoute, Jed Mee, and Willa Conant appear alongside many dated social notices and errands across New York and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Barlo Mattes
Mise Allis Dale
Fre Metboury
Renton
Charles C. Mason
Miusenelnetts
M. KP. Corrick
Pinevure
Brotherhood of Malitony and Decoritora
de Martin WH. Mettleon
Chevehend
Visine
Jareite
Metinh
Abe
Moreivon
Wan North Mainetreer
Celeston
Ehonry
Allan Jane Leator
Pete
Miltitt
Ste
John Watt
Orchretro
Stevetelaehk
Storman
Higde Tier
Allen Gonnehave Hagtett
Gedit
Lang Feland City
Tie Li Park
Lecture on meats and cakes at the institute
The lecture described meat and cake making methods with a planned live demonstration of brown bread, dessert ideas, fritters, and crepe preparations. It lists various dishes and cooking steps, mentioning oven temperatures and serving hot after preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alles Vernon
Clive
Fire at Coke Cleaner Sparks Blame On Tramp Suspect
Chief Hickey of the Tite department labels yesterday morning’s blaze at the coke cleaner a tramp fire without a known ignition point. Investigators found about 100 in clues. hydrant pressure from a three inch main hindered effective suppression. This was the first central city fire since the new licensing system began and twenty four firemen responded quickly to the alarm at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickey
Beluie Tel
Ely
Court House
Dallas Fair Preparations Distributed At Saturday Meet
City officials meet Saturday to organize fair events. Mayor Bulley addresses staffing and oath of office for volunteers and staff. Dallas Fair dates include September 2 with plans to avoid delays and ensure smooth proceedings.
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Bulley
Foblom
Fortunion
Tinion i
P, J
McCann
Hahod
AL Scranton
Sidge
Dallas Fair
Allie Patr
Enelieh Commorall Language and Michooteal Cowie Offer
A cryptic notice lists twenty five branches offering a winter package for $40 at the Y. M. C. A. Gol province appears in the text with unclear purpose.
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Y. M. Te
Organ Installed at Lyceum Theatre by Mr Foote
Mr W. Foote has installed a new organ in the Lyceum theatre. Viorida Henters for sale elvan. Architect Brown reports on ill effects of over eating. Buscham's Pills advertised as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Foote
Lyceum Theatre
Buscham
Reports From Two Big Gatherings Epworth League Convention
Delegates at Elm Park and First Presbyterian churches shared reviews of the Toronto Epworth League and San Francisco Christian Endeavor international conventions. Despite wet weather both sessions drew large audiences with reports on the trips, spiritual insights, and committee actions, followed by songs and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Ilternational
Christian Hodaver Union
Rim Park Methodiat Episcopal Church
British “Union
Canada
Sone Poole
M. W. Curry
Lawrence
Christian En Coaver
Fain Prandeen
Mires Maturmuod Davis
PD. J. Philling
Mins M. Louie Williams
Mies
A. May Benedict
Kravet
Patne
Manning
Aa Sone
C.H. Chander
Miss Davis
Pips
Wiliams
Benelet
Milne
Home
Sweet Home
Teachers Address at YWCA Meeting Sparks Educational Focus
A gathering at the YWCA rooms drew many members to discuss advancing education. Frances McAlpine introduced professor Buell who spoke on the need for an Educational Department in the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Frances McAlpine
Nudiénes
Gra WH. Ripple
Wrler A. Buell
Mise McAlpine
Buell
Tore Mally
Market space proposed by Wilcox and Castles
Wilcox and Castles proposed a public market space along West Lackawanna Avenue. They suggested a fifteen foot alley between the side wall and the building to accommodate wagon sellers, with room also allocated in their stable for horses.
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Wilcox & Castles
Litkawanna Avenue
Wagon Parking Proposals At Market Building Debate
City officials consider options to use the market building interior for wagons and adjust ta lie schedules. Protests from property owners threaten to abandon Mifflin avenue as a market site while Dunning plans talks with hucksters about West Lackawanna avenue.
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Mifflin Avenue
Dunning
West Lackawanna Avenue
United Mine Workers Form Valley Chapter at Mount Pleasant
The first United Mine Workers of America federation chapter in the Lackawanna valley was organized last night at St. David's Hall West Side. General Organizer P. J. Thomas oversaw the formation and sixty members were enrolled.
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United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Lackawanna Valley
Mount Pleasant
St. David's Hall
P. J. Thomas
American Federation
Banks plan citywide burglar alarm network
Henry Oelin Jr of Third National Bank PF Phillips Traders National Bank and Charles Du Pont Pree of Dime Bank represented all city banks to seek mayor Bailey's support for a bank watch system. The plan would install electric alarms in each bank to alert the central police station if any window door or vault is tampered with after hours with a responding police officer stationed for dispatch. Mayor Bailey approved in principle but urged council consent.
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Henry [Oelin, Jr
Third National Bank
PF. J. Phillipa
Traders’ National Bank
Charles du Pont Pree
Dime Bank
Bailey
Pallee Station
Balléey
Injured man after wagon accident near Nay Aug bridge
James Hanley of Moosle Street South Side was run over by a five-man carriage returning from a coke cleaner fire. He suffered internal injuries and was taken to Lackawanna hospital in a dangerous condition. Eyewitnesses described the wagon’s speed and a momentary fall as the Nay Aug steamer passed.
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James Hanley
Moosle Street
Washington Avenue
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Company
Welock
Carrige
Lackawanna Firen and Bivel Company
Hanley
Lackawanna Barolial
Nay Aug
Jounee
Henry Brown
Lackawanna Avenue
Brown
Hanley Loving
Hickey
Lackawanna Hospital
Hunley
Newbury
Divorced Desertion Case Arises Over Marital Split
David F. Williams, by attorney John F. Loran, files for divorce from Ella Williams formerly Bedell, alleging desertion after a 1577 marriage. The libellant says she left June 6, 1887 and has remained away for ten years.
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David F. Williams
John F. Loran
Ella Willams
Bedell
Half Hate Excursion to Niagara Falls via Lehigh Valley Railroad
Three day carnival tours offered September 2 24 25 to celebrate Grand Trunk Railways new single arch bridge over Niagara River Tickets for evening trains September 2 and for all trains except Black Diamond Express September 2 24 valid to return until September 27 Inquire of Lehigh Valley agents for details
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Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Grand Trunk Ailroad
Niagara River
Lehigh Valley
Obituaries from Scranton Area Dated Sept 1907
Notices list several Obituaries and funeral plans from Scranton and nearby towns. Margaret Burke Bridget Donahoe Willie Davis Catherine Blawple Joseph Kearney are named with locations such as North Main Avenue Archbald Street Brick Church cemetery and Dunmore. services and interments scheduled or to be announced.
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Blawple
Scranton
Catherine
Stephien Hiwell
Jn Poan Avenue
Brick Church
Avoca
Krarnedy
Joseph
John Kearney
Pean Avenue
Dunmore
Railroad Employes Adopt Heated Resolutions in Harrisburg
The State Legislative Board of Railway Employes of Pennsylvania met in Harrisburg for a biennial session. They reelected officers, held two secret sessions, and issued resolutions condemning certain legislators while praising others for labor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Legislative Board of Railway Employes of
Pennsylvania
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order Wo Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railway ‘Tralnmen
Order of Raiflroad Telegraphers
Harrisburg
BE. Bennett Mitchell
Enninerr
Harriabure
MH. BR. Fuller
Beaver Falls
Hion
J. M. Weller
Mauch Chunk
E. N. McAlpine
Northumberland
Mauch's Hall
Wyoming Avenue
State Legislative Board of Railway
Penneyvania
Harilentergh
Kauffman
Scott
Motarret
Stiles
Merrick
Hummel
Vaurhen
Thomas
Weiler
Todd
Bermieton
Farr
McNeva
Wat
Reilly
Heany
G. W
Rhoades
Creasy
Ely
Woodruff
Pocht
Clarency
Crothers
North
McWhinney
J. C. Campbell
Long
Godin
White
Durham
Chas
Brown
Loesch
Coyle
Mages
R. M. Clark
Melieo
M. Ulery
Pittsburg
Erie
Missing Price Goggles Warn of Limited Stock
A transient ad warns customers that old time prices may not return and urges quick purchase of goods now in stock at a Lock location. It cautions that figures are guaranteed only for items held in ALock.
Unbleached Loom Damask Prices in New Schedule
Fragmentary OCR notes list loom damask prices by yard and under a new schedule. Mentions Mc yard and B conte locations with values like 37 and references a winch loom damark.
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Fie
Asc
Mc. Yard
B Conte
Finch
Special. 7inch fine Bleached Damawiki at 73 cents yard
The notice lists a 7 inch fine Bleached Damawiki offered at 73 cents per yard. It notes pricing and product size in a brief commercial item.
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Sohomol
Algo
the Public Schools
Norton’s
Lackawanna Ave
Filon
Garnay, Brow & Co
Norman & Floors Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna
Laundry. Com
Penn Aventis
A. B. Warmans
DR. W. 8
Henwood
Chas Hachatlet
Huet Stovk
Eliy
Otlg
Lenohor
Ia Serantiun
Dunmire
Linden Street
Pullver Dayle
W. C. Loftus & Co
Tallors
Broadway
New York
Waters
Bert Paontil
Ite
Mace
Otte
Elayos
Pititioes
Aed Dae
Halie Liga
MR Wood
Lone Panda
Delhi
Hale AG
Cron Yulee
Gem En Matt
Erin
Mekey Aohieves
Board of Park Commissioners
Vouother
Hayer
Dobu Raymond Iestitute
Viorida Henters
Aale Elvan
Architecet Brown
Epworth League
Shepherd
Eoelot
Alex Shepheerd
Cheirman Curry
Arthur van Gurder
Jhanhamne
Misa Nelle Benard
Elomaie
Torgnith
Mikes Jonnie Poyer
Jennie Haslett
Mercy and Heln
Jennie Andrews
Chiistian Endeavor Rally
OW Stove
Plaece
Nay Ang
State Legislative Board
Cerita
Spruce Street
Palmeas
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Jermyn
Unio Miss Somer
Jarolingian
Oradante Hia
Diana Institute of
de McNuth
Paris
Dresden
Conservatory
Waloney OL and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Streetseranion
Telephone Fund
Mitch Varni
Matthews
BROS
Lackawanna Ava
Seeantom Pa
Raynolds
Thelde
Sohmer Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Scranton, PA
Prop
Williams & Bro
Glaand Gry Lack. Ave
Silverstone
Jae Kuwans
Honest Lea Hiladies
Hiperient Vikion
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