Against the Alliance What Local Irishmen Say
Prominent Irish American residents in Chicago critique the Irish National Alliance, labeling it a factional Cairo led by Triangle members Lyman Finnerty and Fuldvani. They say the Chicago convention reflects one wing, not the Irish race, and warn of discredited leadership guiding the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Movement
A. D. DH
Thin City
Irish National Alliance
Chicago
J. C. Vaughn
Vaughn
Clan-na- Gael
Tele
Crevlara
Lyman
Fuldvani
Finnerty
Irish National League
Vague
Sheedy
Madden
Pittsburg
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Rheumatism Cure
An ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia, claiming it rebuilds the system, nourishes nerves and blood, and restores health and strength. It cites a broad, nationwide list of cured customers and notes Dartmouth professor Edward E. Phelps developed the preparation. The copy emphasizes physicians’ endorsement and historic efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Thos
United States
Canada
Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth College
Designers tout broader line of styles and effects
A textile or design firm touts an expanded line of styles and effects, claiming to stay original as they introduce more prints and finishes. The message emphasizes ongoing commitment to innovation and broad product range.
New Jersey rail routes halted and local events listed
Discontinuation of all road and rail lines in New Jersey is noted along with county conventions set for 1 PM. Other items include a Nat. Park celebration, Damages suit by Scranton parties, compass promotion by Thomas F. Leonard, and marriage licenses for several couples. Community meetings, library and temple activities, and a liberty bell project in Atlanta are also mentioned with dates and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin
Weternay
Neyast
Ph McLane
Wayne County
Ieh
Maria Walsh
Scranton Traction
Harrison Brothers
le & Brothers
KR. J. Stuart
Thomas F. Nard
Lacknarne Avenue
Bt. Peter's Society
Bellevue
Ark
Patrick Dougherty
Della
Matthews Apparatus Company
Wrtof Replavin
Ai‘nest Thomas G. McAndrew
Davitt
Machiinery
Workmen Hall
the Golden Eagle
Scranton Iron Fence Company
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Wotk Ciogena
Chatta
Young Women's Christian Association
Janet E. Adams
Mhasium
Admission details and course listings at business college
The fragment outlines admission fees and branch offerings including higher mathematics, freehand drawing, architectural drawing, mechanical drawing, and exam dates. It mentions day schedules and refers to a price or payment in PW units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waes Ain Viieh
Srennes
Roberts Heart Not Removed In Trial Over Roberts Autopsy Claims
In a Delaware and Hudson Canal trespass case, testimony disputed Dr. Lowrys claim that Hugh Roberts heart was removed during autopsy. Coroner Gardner and other witnesses contradicted the removal and enlargement of the heart, while defense and rebuttal evidence covered the accident at Carbon street crossing and varying expert opinions.
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Mra
Mary Roberts
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
W. J. Lowry
Carbondale
Hugh Roberts
Plaints
Lackawanna Hospital
Carbon Street
Roberts
Lowry
H. D. Gardner
Crippen
Martin Crippen
Roberta
Henry Frey
Carbon Street Crossing
Jacob Buttsman
Thomas Connors
Dutts- Tan
Michel Reddington
Co. E. Retten
W. Arnold
W. O. Jermyn
James Kearney
D. P. Roche
Ben Johnson
Frank Pedtick
George Ferrer
William Grant
F. J. Goodwin
W. (. Price
Weat
Hoberts
W. G. Fulton
Thomas Williams
William Aera Rae
King Cleary to Start Linden Street Bridge Approaches
John G. Cleary of King & Cleary, Shenandoah contractors, says the Linden street bridge approaches contract will be signed next week and work begin the following week. The firm expects completion not before spring and has a history of large projects in lower counties including the Jeddo tunnel and railroad sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King & Cleary
John G. Cleary
Shenandoah
Linden Street
Tribune
C.F. King
Schulykill County
Cuntry
Jeddo
Brazl
Wizard of the Nile at the Academy of Music
Frank Daniels new core opera Wizard of the Nile moved more smoothly at the Academy of Music last night than Wilkes-Barre the night before. Dorothy Morlan sang Cleopatra in a winning manner and the audience found the scenery and costumes beautiful. Idwin Isham, tenor, is brother of the late Mrn Garry Jones of Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Daniels
Academy of Musicc
Wilkes-Barre
Tribune
Gas workers overcome by fumes repairing broken main
A group of Scranton Gas and Water workers labored at an excavation on Lackawanna avenue in front of the Wyoming House to mend a gas main. Heavy escaping gas overtook about a dozen men, forcing single man shifts of two minutes and frequent reliefs to revive them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Wyoming House
Lackawanna Avenue
Tlilkin
Clothing Sale Slashes Prices at Martin and Delaney
Scranton shoppers urged to hurry as Martin and Delaney marks Prince Albert coats and all winter goods at half to 60 percent off. Cold weather prompts overcoats, suits, and accessories priced to clear, with plain tag pricing and the promise of substantial savings. Wyoming Avenue store draws crowds as sale winds down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin & Delaney
Scranton
Martin & Delaney's
Wyoming Avenue
Wood's Business College claims largest night school in U S
The article notes Wood's Business College as having the largest night school in the United States and cites active enrollment. Fifteen scholarships were sold at the Honesdale fair this week, with the present class described as bright and enthusiastic. Four Scranton families took twelve scholarships this week and an additional teacher will join the business department soon. A patron quotes improved school performance and recent graduates from the high school class of 9 enrolling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood's Business College
United States
Honesdale
Scranton
Malaria Bitters and Grape Juice Claims
An advertisement mentions Aunt Techae1s Malaria Bitters as a superior grape juice tonic with diuretic and astringent properties. It references Peruvian camomile flowers, snake root for malaria fever, and then shifts to transit ads for Nickel Plate Road serving Erie and nearby cities. It cuts to horse auctions and cloak and fur sales with dates and prices amid buzz about rail stations and low-rate service.
Lamp Reception and Exhibition at Chinatown Hall
An exhibit titled Art in Lamps presents today’s decorative yet practical lighting. The event runs Monday to Wednesday September 30 and October 1–2 at Welcher Millar, China Hall, 124 Wyoming Ave, offering an inspection friendly show without pressure to buy. Scranton Business College features recent staffing gains and new student arrivals, noting two students secured positions and a bookkeeper hire among growing enrollments. Visitors welcome to explore at leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcher & Millar
China Hall
Wyoming-ave
Scranton Business College
Concert at Park Place by First Presbyterian Church Choir
The First Presbyterian Church choir of 25 voices directed by Tulle Margon performed at Park Place Methodist Episcopal church last evening adding two selections. Miss Sailer and Mr Richards featured in a duet, with further solos and a strong bass display by Mr Harber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Tulle Margon
Park Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Sailer
Oral School Board Re-elects Directors and Expands Trades
The Pennsylvania Oral School for the Deaf held its annual meeting with three-year director terms granted to Rev. Dr. S. C. Logan Alfred Hand William Connell and W. T. Smith. Treasurer Henry Belina Jr reported receipts of 202,492.00 and expenses totaling 24, or 8.46, with buildings and machinery at 16,499.70. Principal Miss Mary B. C. Brown noted strong equipment for the new year and added a new manual course shoemaking with future dressmaking. the school can house fifty pupils per term. Last year had sixty in attendance. this year starts with fifty six present and several more expected. The list of officers and teachers includes President Alfred Hend Jr Directors Alfred Hand S. C. Logan D. D. William Connell William T. Smith Charles H. Welles Sturges L. A. Wartres James Archbald J. Matthews B. G. Morgan Rev. T. P. Coffey Carbondale and Henry Bodkin Jr appointed by the governor Samuel Hines John Jermyn F. W. Gunster principal Miss Mary J. C. Brown with teachers Miss Ada R. King Miss Mary Church Miss Gertrude Williams Miss Anna M. Richards Miss M. F. Conner Miss Ek. L. Beverly Matron Miss Margaret G. Foster wood-working instructor James T. Geddes shoe-making instructor George Pfeiffer.
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Pennsylvania Oral School For the Deaf
Henry Belin
C. Logan
Alfred Hand
William Connell
W. T. Smith
Belinaa
Mary B.C. Grown
Ifty
Alfred Hend
Henry Belin, Jr
D. D
William T. Smith
Charles H. Welles
Sturges
L. A. Wartres
James Archbald
J. Matthews
B. G. Morgan
T. PF. Coffey
Carbondale
Henry Bokin, Jr
Samuel Hines
Rice
Wilkes
Barre
Thomas Ford
Pittston
John Je
Democratic Primaries Held This Afternoon Across County
Democratic primaries are set for this afternoon from 4 to 7 o clock to select delegates for the county convention at the Adams Avenue armory. Incumbent county surveyor A B Dunning Jr. is expected to face no opposition while a contest brews between Dr J A Kelley and Dr P W McAnikew for the coroner nomination. Kelley has broad support from three years as coroner, whereas McAndrew is a young candidate with growing party strength and strong local ties. McAndrew backers are optimistic about securing delegates and a likely nomination at Tuesday’s vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Avenue
A. B. Dunning, Jr
J. A. Kelley
P. W. McAnikew
Forrer
Kelley
MacAndrew
Tribune
McAndrew
Great retiring sale at Scranton Clothing House
The Old Reliable Scranton Clothing House announces going out of business with over $30,000 in men and children’s clothing to be sold at reduced prices. Inventory includes new fall and winter stock, with men’s suits and overcoats as low as 2.75, boys’ suits to 18 years cheap, and children’s knee pants for pennies. Reopens Tuesday October 1 at 8 am, hours 8 am to 6:20 pm, near 400 Lackawanna Avenue, next to Coyne House, two doors from Penn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable Scranton Clothing House
Lackawanna Avenue
Coyne House
Elmhurst Boulevard Resort and Nearby Dining Advertisements
A fragmented advert list promotes Schlebel's hotel at Elmhurst boulevard with meals and stables, Columbia Dairy Kitchen on Wyoming Avenue offering Sunday hours and dinning from 6.30 to 7.20 pm, and mentions of Weber purchase and Guernsey Bros. rail dining while noting the Scranton State House sale closing for a retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlebel's
Elmhurst Boulevard
Elmhurst
Lanidlori Schlebel
Elmbhurat
Behlebel's
Columbia Dairy Kitchen
Wyoming Avenue
Bonds Ready for Delivery as High School Issue Planned
The finance committee approved a $75,000 three‑part high school bond issue split into 20, 24, and 25 year redemptions. Interest is 4 1 4 percent with $5,000 in sinking fund bonds bought now, saving 1 percent. $40,000 will be sold to the highest bidder, aiming for a premium.
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Board of Control
Miner’s search ends in Avoca praise to workers
William J. Sanderson of Globe thanks miners and foremen T Evans and C Rabine for aiding in the search for his son lost in the Hil sire Tron and Coal company mines at Avoca and found Friday. He expresses sincere gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Hilsire Tron and Coal Company
Avoca
Uranny
T. Evans
C. Rabine
William J. Sanderson
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Order of Hibernians
Board of Erin
Daniel Battle
South Side
Board of America
P. J. McManus
St. Paul's
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Dublin
England
Scotland
Wales
John FE. Roche
Hiis
Parnell
Justin
McCarthy
Busset
Commonwealth Shoe
Washington Avenue
Ackawanna
A. B. Warman
Sos Ponn
AMS & Wanalty
AITY
Road of New Jersey
Ibition County
Mears & Hagen
QHN Raymond Institute
Olen
Rage PW
W. L. Lowry
Alfred. G. Pace
Sarah D. Lee
Pace
Patrick Collins
Olyphant
Colling
Gineter
Edmund Bart
Golden
Max Sommer
Misa Hardenbergh
Academy of Musle
Lake Erie
Erie
Cleveland
Fostoria
Fort Wayne
PF. L. Crane
New York
Wiashington
Buttais
E.R. Brush & A
Abe
Epea Rehire
Park Place
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Nickel Pilate Road
Pasley
Rev
Mary
Globe Note
Academy of Music
Frothingham
Prd & Flanaghan
Wyoming
Buffalo
Powell & CO
Chy Music Store
N. E. Penna
Scranton, PA
Rie
J. Bolz
Dime Bank
Jay Mad
AraCey "Howe
Wisay HL
JO Biava
ORM
Lynn Havens
Keyports
Mill Ponds
Shrewsbury
Rockaways
Maurice River
Western Shores
Blue Points
Carr Pierce
Penn Ave
Green Ridge Sanitarium
Marion St
A. E. Jordan
Boston Hospital
Premat
Wachineton Av. Reranton
Bk Relia
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