Social notes from Scranton region and New York visits
Personal W HB Storre rests at his Wyoming Avenue home. Major and Mrs W B Millar return from Bermuda and stay at the Jermyn. Librarian Henry J Carr attends librarians convention in Washington. Berantonian visitors registered at Hotel Albert in New York include Warren, Watking, Lynch, Northrup, McCann, Campbell, Swift, Shoplend. Mrs Shoplend taken ill in Westfield and moved to St Barnabas Newark. Dr Connell and Barker of Scranton plan a prolonged stay. locals greet Keighne Parker’s return and his circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HB. Storre
Wyoming Avenue
Millar
Bermudas
Jermyn
Henry J. Carr
Secranton Public
John T. Watking
B. FE. Lynch
L. J. Northrup
P J. McCann
William Hi. Campbell
J. BE. Swift
A. Ti. Shoplend
Westfield
Geo
St. Barnabas's Hospital
Newark
N. J
A. J. Connell
Novelties Abound at Globe Warehouse White Wash Goods
Many novelties fill the Globe Warehouse this season with a note that shoppers can see them any time after today. The brief item promotes displays and availability of new fabrics and patterns for customers.
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Globe Warehouse
Italian Church of St Mary of the Graces Blessed in Scranton
The Italian Catholic church on Chestnut Street in West Scranton was blessed by Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban with Rev. Dominic Landio assisting. A dedicatory sermon was given in Italian and English as Roma bands and Fiore's Orchestra provided music for the ceremony. The building, formerly No 16 school, now serves as church, school, chapel and convent for the Italian community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary of the Graces
Chestnut Street
Weat Scranton
Hoban
Dominic Landio
Vicinty
Fiore
New Styles on Display at Globe Warehouse
White goods and spring time blend as Globe Warehouse showcases new appliances and fabric weaves in a bright display. The feature highlights fresh styles for seasonal upgrades and home decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Letters to the Editor Page Note
Under this heading short letters of in rest will be published when so compared for publication by the writer's name. The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions here expressed.
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the Tribune
Gratitude Note From Howard Place AME Church
The Howard Place African Methodist Episcopal church acknowledges gratitude to Mesere, Bf, HM Ripple, Charles MH, Schaudt, Thomas R. Brooks and Jouther Miler for their cheerful coal gift enabling winter work. Geo W. Brown, Trustees, per Campbell Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Place
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Mesere
Ripple
Charles MH
Schaudt
Thomas R. Brooks
Jouther Miler
Geo
W. Brown
Trustes
Per Campbell Hughes
Lakewood as midwinter resort and rail link to Philadelphia
Lakewood emerges as a premier midwinter and early spring resort with its Pine belt air and mineral springs. The new fast express train between Atlantic City and New York via the Philadelphia and Reading Route now offers frequent through service with multiple daily departures from Philadelphia and Lakewood, enhancing connections and baggage options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
New Jersey
Atlantic City
New York
Philadelphia
Reading
Atlantic City Railroad
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Winslow Junction
Chestnut Street
Booth Street
Philadelphia and
Sudden Death of Benjamin Hughes Shocks Scranton
Benjamin Hughes former general mine superintendent of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western died at 2:14 PM at 1201 Washburn Street after a brief illness from pneumonia following a chill. A Welsh Baptist leader for decades, he influenced the First Welsh Baptist church and West Scranton’s civic life while serving in multiple public roles and as bank and coal company official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Bank
Benjamin Hughes
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Washburn Street
Hughes
W. E. Allen
First Welsh Baptist Church
Ths
Mr. Hughes
Bryn Mawr
Breconshire
South Wales
Daniel
Esther Hughes
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Scranton Iron and Coal Company
Diamond
Luzerne
North End
J. J. Albright
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Scranton
Storrs Sheft
Mughes
Cialtore
Weat
West Side
First Welch Baptist Church
South Main Avenue
Hyde Park
Wales
Mary Davis
Esther Evans
John Evang
Westerly
R. I
Eliza Jones
Luther Jones
Euinie Eynon
A Eynon
Weat Side Bank
William Stephen
Jennie T. Reese
Ann Rosser
Shamokin
Borough of
Select Council of
Minneapolis
Benjamin Harrison
Pennsylvania
Harrison
St. Louis
William Cornell
Cambrian Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Hyde Park Lodge
Ivorites Society
Chamberlain Coal Company
Schuylkill County
Welsh Philosophical Society
Hyde Park Free Library Association
D. D. Hopkins
Forest Hill Cemetery
Periods of Suffering Give Way to Joy After Pinkham Remedy
A New Jersey woman describes severe menstrual pain and ovarian issues, a near-fatal flood, and being told she might not survive. After using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, she reports renewed health and improved appearance, crediting the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leve Orrhan
Mia
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. F. Sinerca
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise Letter
A reader from New Jersey testifies the remedy helped with irregular menstruation. After two bottles, she reports regular monthly cycles and urges others to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Brown
West Pz
Preasast
N. J
Post Office Branch Favored for West Side District
Congressman Connell reports the West Side branch post office proposal has passed favorably at Washington. He will press to include Lackawanna county in rural free delivery trials, bringing mail to doorsteps. The new United States court bill awaits sub committee review with hopeful prospects.
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West Side Board of Trade
Washington
Congressman Connell
Post Office Department
Lackawanna County
Connell
House Judiciary Committee
House
Lebeck and Corin Failure Revealed at Bankruptcy Hearing
At a meeting of creditors in Van Wormer’s office Expert Accountant Bradbury testified a 74000 discrepancy existed between the late firm’s 1899 inventory and goods purchased. Lebeck and Corin admitted low valuations and many sales below cost in the final months of their business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebeck & Corin
van Wormer
E. Bradbury
Bradbury
Messrs. Lebeck
Corin
Ex County Official Opens Smoking Parlor in Town
Ex County Commissioner William Franz opens a smoking parlor and cigar store at 210 Washington Avenue opposite the Tribune. He invites friends to visit and promises something new in the line.
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William Franz
Washington Avenue
The
Tribune
First Season Display Opens Tomorrow at Globe Warehouse
The first display of the season will be made from tomorrow at the Globe Warehouse. Beecham's Pills are advertised as a cure for flatulence in a brief, unrelated note.
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Globe Warehouse
Indictments Narrow Scranton Bribery and Slot Scandals
The Lackawanna County grand jury returns twenty three indictments against nine persons over bribery and slot machine illicitities in Scranton. Select Councilman H T Fellows and EB J Maloney named in bribery counts. constables Mitchell Woelkers indicted for larceny and receiving. several others charged with maintaining gaming houses and related offenses. The report notes broader concerns and warns of ongoing investigations.
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E. J. Maloney
Ira Mitchell
J. F. Woolkers
Ike” Seldman
H. C. Pease
EB. A. Knight
Martin Clark
Harry Oblinger
Lexon
H. T. Fellows
Fifteenth Ward
EB. J. Maloney
Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Company
Ninth Ward
Joseph F. Woelkers
Eleventh Ward
Ike’ Seidman
Corcoran
E. A. Knight
Fellows
Lackawanna
Tackawanna Company
Maloney
Zigelman
Eighth Ward
Pease
Joseph Cassesse
J. J. McDonald
Charles Kaestner
Oram’s
Martin O' Boyle
Conway House
J. Z. Brogan
Knight
George Mabey
M. Teonard
Charles Miller
J. Loftus
Harry Chappell
Mulherin & Guthrie
Clark
Mitchell
Seidman
Voelkers
Casseese
Horn
Callahan
Grand Jury
H. J. Pease
Thomas Leyshon
Thomas Leyahon
J. A. Knight
Thomas Levehon
Court of Oyer and Terminer
County of Lackawanna
Scranton
Grand Millinery Spring and Summer Show Opening
An invitation to view the latest millinery fashions featuring pattern hats, French reproductions, and American designs. The grand opening invites all ladies from Scranton to attend and see the new spring summer creations in the showroom.
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Scranton
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Horatio Fellows
Thomas
Washington Ave
Clarke Bros
America
Tis Mops
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C. F. Beckwith & CO
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Esas
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