Dispute Over Property Seizure In Maple Street Case
Messrs. E. Robinson & Son sued Wilhelm C. Samea for possession of lot No. 9 block 15 Maple Street. Sheriff sold the property March 24, 1904 and possession had not been given. Alderman Fuller and a jury awarded possession to the plaintiffs after evidence. Regular races and local ads close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiorns
Messrs. E. Robinson & Son
Wilhelm C. Samea
Alderman Fuller
Maple Street
State League Republican clubs open in Price Building
The State League of Republican clubs opens its Washington avenue headquarters in Room 4 of the Price Building. Major Everett Warren and Attorney Fred W. Fleitz head the league. Young Republicans plan vigorous campaign efforts and a big vote on state and county tickets. Ratification meetings and district committee briefings follow with speakers including Galusha A. Grow. Prohibition looks to nominate for the legislature and senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State League of Republican Clubs
Price
Washington
League
Philadelphia
Everett Warren
Fred W. Fleitz
Central Republican Club
Young Men's Republican League of the
West Side
South Main Avenue
W. A. Paine
Republican Executive Committee
Weat Side
St. David's Hall
William V. Griffiths
Harry Godshall
Tompkinsville
Galusha A. Grow
Old Forge
Prohibition County Committee
Legislature
Senate
Political notes from across Pennsylvania and beyond
Chris L. Magee pledges a 40000 plurality in Allegheny County on the Republican ticket. Thomas D. Davis recovers from illness as the county treasurer Republican candidate. J Frank Turner nominated by Democrats for Luzerne County Third District assembly. Delaware county nonpartisan movement grows against Judge Clayton re election. Senator Camden of West Virginia predicts a Democratic safe majority on joint ballot and victories in all four congressional districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris L. Magee
Allegheny County
Thomas D. Davis
Luzerne County
J. Frank Turner
Assembly
Delaware County
Judge Clayton
Camden
West
Our Irish Visitors to Open at Davis Theatre Next Week
Our Irish Visitors company opens at Davis theatre Monday presenting high class music songs dances and operatic medleys. Cast includes W J Mason Frank Davis Ed Rowland Victoria Walters with many others. tickets and sessions advertised along with a closing sale of ladies and children's shoes at Josmon A Mears 113 South Main avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Theater
Minnesota
York State
Josmon A. Mears
South
Main Avenue
Outside Firms Eye Scranton for Brooks Arms and Shirt Plant
The C C Brooks Arms Company of Portland Maine seeks to relocate its gun and firearm patent business to Scranton with strong endorsements from notable executives. Thomas H. Ford of Ford & Bartell, representing an apparel firm, surveys Willkes-Barre Pittston and Scranton for a large overall and shirt factory, aiming to move within ten days if suitable buildings and terms are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Brooks Arms Company
Portland
Ford
Thomas H. A Ford
Ford & Bartell
New York
Wiskee- Barre
Scranton
Willkes-Barre
Pittston
New Delivery Plan Cuts Prices and Expands Service
Scranton Cash Store announces October plans to boost delivery with two extra wagons and a doubled shipping staff. Prices are slashed for one week to lure trade, with higher grade staples, beef, and other meats prioritized for prompt delivery and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Bloom's
Keller's
Scammon's Players Debut The Burglar At Frothingham
Scammon's company staged The Burglar at Frothingham last night a clever adaptation from Augustus Thomas author of Alabama The company delivered spirited scenes with Miss Anna Boyle Moore notable in Mrs Lewis Eugene Moore and A Gordon Robinow praised Gertie Carlisle sang and danced to applause The Dazzler at Academy of Music also showcased an improved lively farce with Ott absent replaced by Charles Wayne and the Dewitt sisters Robby Ralston Will West and Florrie West lively in performance
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Scammon
Frothingham
Augustus Thomas
Alabama
Anna Boyle Moore
Academy of Music
Joseph Ott
Charles Wayne
Ott
Dewitt Sisters
Robby Ralston
Will West
Florrie West
Scranton Business College Evening Sessions Advertised
The Scranton Business College promotes evening classes for women and men in reading spelling penmanship letter writing grammar arithmetic bookkeeping shorthand and typewriting The ad also notes a shoe sale at Commonwealth Shoe store on Washington avenue and announces Siegel's opening social while Bancy Bros printers relocate to 522 Washington avenue
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Scranton Susinowe College
Scranton Business College
Millinery Opening Invites Scranton Faction
A cordial invitation extends to Scranton and nearby residents to attend the fall opening of Pattern Bonnets and Hats on Thursday Friday and Saturday September 27 28 and 29 at the shop.
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Scranton
Kirst Enforces Law Against Obstructing Sidewalks
City authorities reaffirm steps to curb contractor obstructions on sidewalks and streets. Officials warn penalties for unlawful barricades and improper work zones, detailing enforcement actions and public safety expectations.
Traction and Heating Firms Ordered Off Sidewalks
Street Commissioner Kirat-led crackdown targets Scranton Traction Economy Light and Power and Mears Jermyn concerns for blocking streets and sidewalks. Plank walk around Mears corner and steam hoists moved to cellars, with authorities insisting junctions stay passable and violations halted. Mayor Connell supports the measures to reduce complaints as firms adjust operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirat
Scranton Traction Company
Economy Light, Heat and Power Company
Meare and
Jermyn
Mears Corner
Washington Avenue
Spruce
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Traction Company
Kirst
Mesra
Mears
Connell
Coal Hods and Stove Pipe Ends Offered at Bargain Prices
The notice advertises coal hods priced as low as 9 cents and up to 50 cents each in black Japan or galvanized iron. It lists stove pipe ends, fire shovels in various lengths, galvanized iron seals, oil can pump attachments, galvanized ash cans, and nickel plated Alaska cover lifters, with numerous unit prices and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Alaska
Taken to an insane asylum in court filing
Cass of Eugene Kleberg is removed to the hillside Home insane department with hopes of recovery. Attorney M A Mc Ginley will present a petition by E Lynott for court inquiry into Kleberg mental condition. Lynott holds power of attorney from Kleberg since his European trip to supervise his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleberg
Penn Avenue
Mr. Lynott
Doctor Laubach to Attend Chicago Dental School
Dr. C. C. Laubach travels to Chicago in October to attend Dr. Haskell's Post Graduate Dental school. He is noted for up to date methods and aims to keep pace with new techniques for his patients' benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Laubach
Chicago
Haskell
Pound Rates for Families Offer a Weekly Wash
A laundry service advertises special pound rates for families to send their weekly wash. The copy emphasizes heat and dirt as reasons to outsource chores and invites families to write for terms.
Pattern Bonnets and Hats Fall Opening in Scranton
Ladies of Scranton and vicinity invited to social opening events at 514 Sprace Street opposite the Court House. Marketing drafts mention Thursday Friday and Saturday with dates around Sept 28 and a Tuesday night social.
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Sprace &T
Court House
Dancing Class Opens for Former Pupils
An invitation announces the opening of a dancing class for former pupils and friends at the National Bank office. Social opening Tuesday night in Ynd with ballers and attendees urged to join the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballers National Bank
A Langh New York Fur House Debuts Seals Garments
A Langh New York fur house will display their line of seal garments at Crane’s opening on Monday and Tuesday October 1 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Fur House
Crane'n
Bread made from Coursen’s GEM Flour praised
The notice extols GEM Flour from Coursen as the source of the sweetest and most wholesome bread, claiming it to be both highly desirable and the cheapest flour available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Baking Powder Co
New Yo
Successor & Cleeland Brothers
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Scientific Americam
Cevelane
Norrman & Moore
Toa
Mears & Hagen
Lacka, Ave
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Academy of Music Box Office
John L. Sullivan
Artery
Impact M. E
Binghamton
Levi P. Morton
Shoreham Hotel
Washington, D. C
Dymond Hall
Clark’s Summit
Douglass
Conrad Schroeder
D. B. Hand
Poe Green
N.Y
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the
Kawanna Presbytery
Green Ridge Presbyterian Pharch
Lackawanna Council
Reanum
Joseph Bender
Hyde Park Avenue
Abraham Knapp
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Young Men's Christian Association
Neaore
Opevia
Joseph Quintin
Lake Ariel
Afiss Mary Smith
Powder Mills
W. J. Guest
Peckville
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Guernguan
Silver Lake
American Institute
New Oe
Thrace
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Thornop
Panst
Milwaukere Beer
Lobman's
Local Politics
The
State League of Clubs
Price Building
Wood's College of Business and Short
E. Woop
C. Brooks Arma Company
Brooks
United Soe
Herbert S. Dyer
D. B. Atherton
Board of Trade
Brooks Company
John ©. Small
George F. Morse
Portland Locomotive Works
G. L. Bailey
Gan
Brooke
Charles Dimock
United States Metallic Cartridge Company
Lowell
Henry Winn
Yale Lock Company
Walden
Macy
Mr. Ford
Commonwealth Shoe Store
Ashington Avenue
Grestleman
Driving Club
United States
Siegel
Banciay Bros
J. F. Fontes
Gautechi & Sons
Chestnut Street
H. Battin
Woolworth’s
Woolworth
Green and Gold
Washington Ave
J. Frank Llowel
E. G. Coursen
Lacka. Ave
W.W. Berry Weler
Lackowonna Ave
Dunn
S. C. Snyder
D.d.s
J. Bolz
Stanley
Huttons
Clothiers
Hetters ’ Furnishere
Miss Stout
Oslands
Banister
Lackawanna Ave
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