Local residents noted traveling and visitors in Scranton
Colonel FE B Ripple remains confined to home. James Clayton of Scranton was in Pittston yesterday. Miss Anne Lewis from West Locust Street visits Wyoming. Victor Kocher and Frank Jermyn of the city traveled to Dallas. Mrs John Fern from North Sumner Avenue plans a Brooklyn visit. Mrs Blair from South Main Avenue returns from Camp Alvade. John Long from North Main Avenue home from Harvey's Lake. Stella French of South Hyde Park Avenue returns from a visit at Emir. Mr and Mrs Frank Bryden of Dodge Avenue come home from Mittleton. Emme Hoyles of Alloonn visits Mrs J Long on North Main Avenue. J L Moyer of Moyer Bone & Co Philadelphia travels in the interests of his firm. Mr and Mrs John Lloyd of North Becca Avenue visit Misa Hache Jancy of Letham, Pa. Charles Lober of Hampton Street and L Noeh of South Ninth Street attend Malford fair after Fins of Company H Thirteenth Regiment return to Camp Meade. Bert Gritman and C Thomas of Booth Main Avenue return from a bicycle trip to Camp Meade and Philadelphia. Attorney and Mrs George Heal of Church Avenue celebrate arrival of a baby. Robert McCrath of South Washington Avenue leaves for Philadelphia to resume studies at University of Pennsylvania. Attorney T Cramer Von Storen, Theodore Connell, Dr E M Pennypacker and Frank Squire return from a trip to Lake Henry. Ernest Gilmore of Philadelphia visits his parental home on Jefferson Avenue with friend John H M George of Philadelphia. George D Morris of Albany Argus staff invited relatives. Corporal Lewis Carter of Company AA, First line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. B. Ripple
James Clayton
Scranton Touss
Pittston
Anne Lewis
West Locust Sireet
Wyoming
Victor Koch
Frank Jermyn
Dallas
John Fern
North Sumner Avenue
Brooklyn
Mr. Blair
South Main Avenue
Camp Alvade
John Long
North Main Avenue
Harvey's Lake
Mise Stella French
Emme Hoyles
Alloonn
J. ©. Long
North Mats Avenue
JL. B. Moyer
Jim of Moyer, Bone & Co
Philadelphia
John Lloyd
Northitebecca Avenue
Jancy
Letham, Ta
Charles Lober
Hampton Eirect
L. Noeh
South Ninth Street
Malford Fair
Fins
Thirteenth Regiment
Camp Meade
North Scranton
George Heal
Church Avenue
Robert McCrath
South Washington Avenue
Philadelphia Westenia
University of Pennsylvania
T. Cramer von Storen
Theodore Connell
E. M. Pennypacker
Frank Squire
Lake Henry
Ernest Gilmore
Jefferson Avenue
John HM. George
Gleorge JD. Morris
Albany Armas
Journaliate
New York
Tuio
Thia Viele
Lewis Carter
Company Aa
Community Notes From Winnsylvania and New York
Many residents travel for work and personal reasons. A long list of names appears with trips to New York, Germany, and Wilkes-Barre as marriages and book projects are noted. An official delegate from Pennsylvania is chosen for a national road parliament at an international exposition in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Welle
Lt. Watking
J. W Stenon
Brb Blair
C. Giainewen
Hlulbert
Mixes Smith
Mise Lloyd
Biss Shaw
Gh Cournen
Stenw
New York
Jr. & Ridsdale
Thowar Walker
Wilkes-Torre
Heder
Wilkes-Harre
Awe Dunning
Lewis Ek
Beller
Kneting
Trmaha
Lid
Na- Hon
Omatia
Installing Officers in Lackawanna Odd Fellows District
District Deputy Grand Master Cadwean will install new officers for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows second district in Lackawanna County. A staff of Selurion No. 7h members supports him as lodges in Beranton Dunmore Milwaukee Taylor Mov cow hold ceremonies across October with dates for each lodge listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Lackawanna
Cadwaan
Charles Huester
Stoowmn Lodge
West Borantary
CadWean
Silurion
West Side
David Cadwran
John HW. Kelly
John Francis
Arm
John Dern
TD. J. Davis
William Lewis
Inmer
Alliance Lodge
Lackawanna Lodge
Taylorville Lodge
Celestinal Lodge
Nnett Lodge
James Connell Lodge
Green Lidge Lodge
Bennett
Frdiva
Milwaukie Indee
Globe Lodge
Dunmore Tice
Eilurian Lodge
Electric Star Lodge
Moscow Lodge
Firemen's Big Day at Pittston Parade Honors Middletown Guests
The Pittston Fire Department staged its annual Firemen's Day parade with visiting engines from Middletown and West Pittston. Bands from McQuoid, Luzerne, Albion, Bauer, and others led two divisions along Main Avenue, drawing a huge crowd and ending with Bauer's Band concert and a reception at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacQuoid Engine Company
Middletown
N. Y
Bauer
Fitzaton
Leaders Opening Showcases Grand Millinery Display
The Leaders opening day drew unusually large crowds with each department presenting special exhibits. The millinery room impressed shoppers with an expansive, elegant display and strong crowd enthusiasm. Upholstery, drapery, curtains, rugs, and pictures enhanced the salon. New fitting rooms were added to dressmaking and Mrs. EB Pennington resumes an active season in fine dressmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Pennington
Reduced Excursion Rates To Middletown Pa
Central Pail road of New Jersey announces $5.84 round trip from Scranton to Middletown Camp Meade and back. The trip offers the public a chance to see the old war souvenirs from Spain and gain insight into camp life among regulars and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Scranton
Middletown
Camp Meade
Spain
Cal
Oriental Rugs and Carpets Introduce New Imports
Oriental Rugs and Carpets promotes a fresh import assortment direct from the customs house. Citizens can select flat rugs and view Japanese and Smyrna pieces at special reduced prices from Michaelsan Bros. at IM Washington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaelsan Bros. &O
Washington Ave
Annual Parade Day Sees Fire and Police Departments Inspect
The city hosts its thirty second annual parade and inspection of fire and police departments. Mayor Halley reviews units on Mulberry street near Washington avenue while merchants decorate route. The Tribune offers a milk bank prize for best appearing company and officials plan visits after the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halley
Mulberry Street
Washington Avenue
Wyoming Avenue
I Linden
Penn
Mulberry
Franklin
Spruce
Lackaw
Adame
Vine
Washington
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Tribune
Jonas Long
Hickey
Fire Department
Gurrell
Elate
Central District
Music Hall
Columbia Company
Schoolboy Fatality After Wagon Collision with Drunk Driver
John Harrison ten, of Van Storch Avenue, was killed when a Green Grove store wagon owned by A. H Benedict struck him as he walked home from school. Benedict, intoxicated, was arrested and jailed without bail. his son and the elder Benedict were with him. The incident occurred near Lehr's alley by the Dickson City boulevard and East Market Street as children dispersed. The coroner will investigate. Benedict claimed the boy fell while attempting to catch a ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Benedict
Green Grove
John Harrison
H. A. Altimus
van Storch Avenue
A. H M. Renydlet
Halley
Harrigon
H. A. Altius
Junction
von Storch Avenue
Delaware and Hudson
Benedict
Benetet
Lehr
Harrison
Tle
Wil
Charles Williams
Itiven
Tenediot
Thompson
East Market Street
Lili
Offles
Lecture on Musical History Opens Series at Conservatory
Mrs. J. Alfred Pennington opened a series of lectures on musical history at the Conservatory of Music last evening before a large audience. The lecturer, well grounded in many aspects of music, presented a thorough and entertaining account. The first topic focused on primitive music and the theory of the singing voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Pennington
Conservatory of Music
Possible clash over coal supply plans at school
The supply committee advised at its meeting to have coal delivered to the serious buildings between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. when the principals would be present to receive. The special investigation committee is reviewing this action, and it may object to sharing the spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Special Investigation Committee
Speaking of music history lecture noted
The speaker described ancient myths of sound producing shells and pipes as origins of musical instruments. Students were recommended Nauman and Matthews History of Music Parry's Art of Music, with related Chinese music facts and demonstrations. The next topic will be Early Church and Organ Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan
Nauman
Matthews
Must
Parry
Writ of Habeas Corpus Sought for Moran Release
Afternoon hearing set before Judge Gunster to consider bail for Edward Moran, held in Providence County jail on charges of killing Thomas Gilligan. Attorneys J C Vaughan and O'Brien Kelly petitioned for the writ yesterday in say afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Vaughan
O'Brien & Kelly
Edward Moran
County Fall
Thomas Gilligan
Providence
D L & W Excursion to New York City
A D L and W excursion offer lists a $5.00 ticket to New York City with travel on regular trains. Tickets go September 89 and October 1 and 2, with return travel allowed until October 64 inclusive.
Letters From The People Featured Opinions From Readers
Short letters of interest may be published when accompanied by the writer’s name. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed in these letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welers 5
Tribune
Scranton Voter Challenges Name Discrepancy in Election Record
CS Boland from the Nineteenth ward, a longtime Scranton voter, disputes a misnamed ballot entry and asserts his 19 years of voting accuracy. He offers a personal bet that his registration is authentic and protests a clerical error affecting his eligibility claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Ilegal
Ningien
Boland
CS. Boland
CL P. Boland
T. Bowhd
Scranton
Belinda
D., L. & W Excursion To New York City
Excursion fare labeled three dollars offers travel from the railroad line to New York City. Valid on regular trains with departures in September and October and return through October 2. Tekets (tickets) good on any regular train.
Jervie-Hardenbergh Piano School Enrolls Anytime
The Jervie-Hardenbergh piano school offers advantages to piano students. Pupils may register at any time at the Carter building Adams avenue and Linden street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jervie-Hardenbergh
Carter Building
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Shopping and Sightseeing Excursion via Lehigh Valley
Public notice describes a shopping and sightseeing trip from Beranton, Pa to New York via Lehigh Valley with travel in September and October. Return on the last train available Monday in October. Fare listed at $3.00 and tickets available through ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehigh Valley
Beranton
L, V
Tlicket
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Perry Bros
Wyoming Ave
Griffin Art Studio
A. A. Lindabury
Floom
Williame
Opp
Mostonices
Houth Main Avenue
Columbian Detective Agency
Cime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
Chas McMulley
Treaders
National Bank Bldg
Kemp
Laackawanna Laundry
Penn Aye
A. E, Warman
Wilkes-Barre
Linden Streets
Mac
Lackowanna Avenue
James Tanner
Misaeth of
Great Bend
Frienas
Ere
Bert Gritman
Thomas
Booth Main Avenue
Delphia
Winnsylvania
Tim City
Fariough
Carter
Willard, Warren & Ahopp
Mra
Dolph
Capoure Avenue
J. McHenry
William Kline
Cobwmabin
New York State
Myr
Bernhird Moses
Liter
Martha W
Samuel Woolner
Linder Street Temple
Lot
Laury Tupphreet
Penn Avenuo
New York City
Tueday
Sall
Germwny
Boni
Mupphreet
David Cadwgan
Department OF That Ci.y
McQuelds
West Pittston Company
Pittston Soldier Boys
Main Avenue
Eusily
West Pittston
Luveerne
Avovua
Pallvelien
Loftus
Pittaten
Thief Patterson
Alexanders
Treonty-fourth
McQuoid Engine Company
Leek Cornet
Niagara Engine Compings
McQuolds
Luzerne
Lugerne
Iegiment
Beya
Bate
Liberty Cornet
Jed the
Mechanic's Five
Black Diamond Hook and Ladder Company
Darktown Hook Company
Albion
Aveva Hove Comany
Noa. 1
West Pitteton Hose Company
No. IL
Pittaton
Paterson
Patterson
Hauser
Avera
Bring Street
Armory Building
North Main Street
Treat
Colorado
California
Malaga
Michigan
E. G
Coursen
Oriental Rugs
Adlivme
Neptunes
Retlef
Adams
Jeerson
General Phinney
Jefferson
Millers
Phoenix
Execetsior
Sulebereyetek
William Connell
Century and Cumberland
TignLretting
Malierre Street
Moran
D. L. & W. Excursion
Horsford
Bittenbender & CO
Iron and Steel
Franklin Ave
Bell & Skinner
Jermyn
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing Co
Meriaida Street
Cc. T. Boland
the Tribune
D., L. & W. Excursion
Ingrain
Baroda
Caurpela
Ingrain Rugs
Lackawanna Avenue
Semone Ava, Serantom Paholesale
Ba Penaire
Raynolds
Durahie
Hand & Payne
Snow
Fleur
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
Kimball
George H.ives
West Market Street
Barbour's Home Credit House
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