Personal notices list moves illnesses and visits
Mrs Henry Walters of Cedar avenue is seriously ill. Mr Pearson left for Massachusetts yesterday to attend school. Arthur James Weston of 418 Depot street left to resume studies at Lehigh University South Bethlehem. Postmaster John Thomas of Carbondale was in the city yesterday returning from a Western trip. George H Ross and Dr Church of Limerne were guests of J Eliot Roos yesterday. Mr Rows is the Republican nominee for the legislature in a heavily Republican district.
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Henry Walters
Cedar Avenue
Arthur James Weston
Depot Street
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
John Thomas
Carbonedale
George H. Ross
Dr. Church
Limerne
J. Eliot Roos
Mr. Rows
Schriever Souvenir Necklace Distribution Crowds Gold Medal Studio
The Schriever souvenir soil chain necklaces are given to each child posing for photographs at the Gold Medal studio. Supplies are already running low and will likely exhaust sooner than expected. early posing is advised.
Hampe Bowling Team Defeated by West Side at Booker allege
The Hampe bowling team suffered an easy loss to West Side last night at Booker al lege. Hampe players struggled with form and produced no high totals, while the match remained low scoring on both sides.
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West Side
Trauger Granted Divorce in Morning Court
George H. Trauger was granted a divorce from Vira Trauger after an all morning session. Judge Edwards charged the jury, which returned a verdict in Trauger's favor while both spouses were absent from the courtroom. Attorneys prepared to seek a new trial for the plaintiff.
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Givorge HH. Trauger
Vira Trauger
John F. Scragg
Major Everett Warren
Edwards
Trauger
C. H. Soper
KE. N. Willard
P. O'Malley
Morrison
Ekconomy Furniture Company
M. N. Jones
William Anderson
A. P. McDonough
Patrick Gordon
McDonough
Aa. PD. O'Donnell
Gordon
Aleting
Grand jury faces delay and backlogs in county
The grand jury is unlikely to finish by Saturday and may set a record for missed cases. Yesterday it reviewed liquor and dleomargarineg cases with Stanley J. Stevens, a special agent of the department of agriculture, serving as prosecutor.
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Stanley J. Stevens
Department of Agriculture
Unclear Names and Phrases In Fragmentary Clip
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple names such as Beranton Houry and Lenihan amid unclear sequence. No coherent event or context is present to derive a definite news item or outcome. Further readable context needed to produce a proper headline and summary.
Court notes create ward athletic charter and viewers named
Court created a charter for the Nineteenth Ward Athletic elite yesterday and named W. W. Baylor K. J. Hughes and PD. F. Kelly as viewers of section 6 in the Seventeenth district sewer dispute. Maury E. Lynch formerly Marty J. Ave mo yesterday began quit claim against Metropolitan Teve Insurance. Dimlev sued Scranton Stet Co through A A. Chase to recover damages for injury to property in Boauth Scranton from the Luckawanna overflow.
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Ath-letic
Maury E. Lynch
Marty J
Annual Meeting of Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union
The Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its annual meeting with reports from officers and superintendents praising a year of good work. Last year's officers were re-elected except the treasurer who resigned. Emily F. Hiorns elected treasurer. The state convention is set for Oct 2 to 7 in Allentown with Milas Frances Raub named delegate and Mrs. Hiorns alternate. Mrs Campbell of Green Ridge attended and urged a large turnout.
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Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Emily F. Hlorns
Allentown
Campbell
Green Ridge
Milas Frances Raub
Hiorns
Seen and Heard: Camer on and Uncle Sam ban fioney
Megurgee surveys this week’s Seen and Heard noting Simon Camer on a debated topic and Uncle Sam’s stance against spurious fioney. The column comments on public discourse, policy quirks, and cultural anecdotes.
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Megurgee
Simon Cameron
Uncle Sam
Tourists from Odd Fellows lodge visit city on trip home
A party of thirty five Odd Fellows and family from New England and Maritime provinces arrived last night after attending Sovereign Grand Lodge sessions in Des Moines Iowa. They registered at the Jermyn and were escorted to the Dixie theatre by local Odd Fellows. They depart for Glen Summit today and plan to reach home Friday.
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New England States
Maritime Provinces
Des Moines
Iowa
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Watkins Glen
The
Jermyn
Dixie Theatre
Glen Summit
Crowded Condition Of Public Schools Probe Underway
The teacher's committee from the board of control will tour city schools to investigate overcrowding caused by the strike. Estimates suggest attendance may be at least 4000 higher, with some rooms housing seventy pupils though they accommodate forty eight. Proposals include annexes, extra teachers, or directing students to less crowded schools, with night classes discussed to aid working children.
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Board of Control
North
Scranton
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Gibbons
Jennings
Saloon Burglarized on Linden Street Adjoining Star Theater
William Walters saloon on Linden Street near the Star theater was entered by burglars early yesterday. They accessed the basement from the adjacent shoe shop and rifled the cigar case. Several boxes of cigars whiskey and change from the cash register were stolen. Police have been notified though no trace yet.
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Wiliam Walter
Linden Street
Star Theater
Walter's Place
Park maintenance halted as workers move to Nay Ang park
Director of Public Works Roche announced work at Connell park will stop tomorrow and the prison labor crew will transfer to Nay Ang park until next week when Nay Ang work ends. He lamented missing $25,000 bond funds but praised the results given the limited budget.
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Roche
Connell Park
Nay Ang Park
Theatrical Offerings Delight Two Large Audiences
Daniel Ryan and his company drew two large audiences at the Academy. Afternoon presented A Fatal Wedding, evening featured FE N. Sothern in An Enemy of the King. Other offerings include O'Brien the Contractor and The Three Musketeers. Vaudeville acts by Stanton Modena and others, plus Sergeant James at Lyceum. Subscriptions for the Mmne Bembrich recital begin tomorrow. diagram exhibit at Powell's aids seating.
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Daniel Ryan
Lile Compaay
Academy
FE. N. Sothern
O'Brien
Barrett Mangan Nuptials Tie Barrett and Mangan Married
John Barrett of North Ninth street and Agnes Mangan of Phelps street wed yesterday morning at St. Peter's Cathedral. Rev. J A O Reilly officiated. Bride wore a blue tailor made gown. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home before the couple departed for New York. They will reside at 617 Adams Avenue.
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John Barrett
North Ninth Street
Agnes Mangan
Phelps Street
J. A. O'Reilly
St. Peter's Cathedra
Schriever Distributes Free Gold Necklaces to Children
Schriever's current event offers every child a free gold chain necklace and a photograph of a favored character. The distribution follows demand and is meeting quick reception with many youngsters receiving gifts promptly.
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Schriever
Artistic juvenile portraits and necklace offer at Schriever's
Schriever's advertises artistic juvenile pictures at regular prices with a free gold necklace. Distribution is limited, so customers should not delay. Dr. Lindaburg, surgeon in diseases of women, practices from 215 Connell Building with hours 11 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8:50 pm.
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Schriever's
Lindaburg
Connell Building
Jurors Drawn for October United States Court Term
Deputy U S Marshal Snyder and jury commissioners named grand and petit jurors to serve at the October term opening Oct 20 in this city. Grand list includes Ernest Alberty and George Bristol among others. Petit list features Aldrich, Bruce Appleby, James Archbald, and many others from multiple counties. Circuit court trial list covers trespass and assorted contracts. equity list includes Mary Bishop et al v York et al and Elisha Coray v NY Susquehanna Western Coal Co et al.
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United States
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Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School Opens Enrollment
Kingston Pennsylvania advertises a co educational preparatory program focusing on character building and college and business prep. It highlights superior dormitories science hall chapel dining gym and athletic field with a $300 yearly fee and notices L L Sprague D D as president.
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D. D
Scranton and Olyphant Arrange Baseball Game For Saturday
Manager Wirth plans a 3 15 pm game between Scranton and Olyphant semi professionals at Athletic Park after last Saturday's poor showing. The lineup lists Griffin or Bray as pitcher with Coney Gallagher and O Hovie among fielders. Wilkes Barre’s P A Mallahan proposes a October 10 match between the Staffords and Scranton team, with gate receipts shared, expecting a large Wilkes-Barre crowd. Wirth also schedules a game with the Pittston Brothers for next Saturday.
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Olyphant
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Galligher McHugk
Wheeler Golden
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The
Tribune
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Water shut off over unpaid hydrant rents in Blakely
Scranton Gas and Water crews dug up sixteen fire hydrants after Blakely borough council failed to pay rent for the hydrants. Officials say protection hinges on immediate purchase and annual supply fees. Residents threaten a mass meeting amid fears of a large fire. Peckenille recalls a past conflagration as motivation.
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Scranton Gas and Water Company
Blakely
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Peckyille
School board weighs missing old horse replacement
Several members led by President Gib bons push to explain the disappearance of the school supply horse and approve a $250 purchase of a new horse. The old animal’s fate is unknown, and while the bill was paid, the purchase was not formally authorized. The supply committee will meet this week to investigate the matter.
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Gibbons
The Tribune Ad Cuts Offer Prompt Low Rates
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