Kindergarten Institute Highlights Teachers Training
The second day of the teachers institute drew large crowds with talks by Miss Anna Logan, Miss Susan Underwood, and Messrs Schaeffer and Houck on kindergarten methods. The afternoon featured kindergarten work, songs by students from Nos. 33 and 36, and remarks on public school adoption of the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Underwood
Anna Logan
Schreffer
Houck
Teachers’ Institute
T. Carson
Ohio
Anna E. Logan
Cincinnati
Schaeffer
Brumbaugh
Nox
Stone
Uaderwood
Howell
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Scranton
Mise Underwood
New Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Remarkable Cure
Dr Medweil recounts a marked improvement in a long standing case of chronic dyspepsia after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. He describes relief from sour stomach pain, improved appetite, weight gain, and no nocturnal distress after four boxes. The medication, made by F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan, costs fifty cents per pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medweil
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Stuart O
Mayor Moir Holds First Police Court Morning
Mayor Moir presided at his first police court session as seven prisoners appeared for disposition. Knoppel was fined ten dollars for riding without a light and speeding on Lackawanna Avenue. others faced short terms or fines for drunkenness and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir
T. Knoppel
Williams
Lackawandy Avenue
Faust
James Millmoore
Uncalled For Letters at Scranton Post Office
A posted list shows letters remaining uncalled for at Lackawanna County Pennsylvania’s Scranton office as of April 1. Names include Mrs James Adams, Dr Edward Allen, DeWitt Blair, George K R, John Burekel, Mrs M Halley, Walter Chase, Miss Conde, John Donnell, William Donnell, Arthur Irvington, Mrs Roland Jones, Miss Jones, Emma Jones, Frank Lindeey, Miss Ida Little, Miss Lewis, Joseph Moore, Arthur Mays, Mrs W L McNesle, Go A, Mrs R A Robinson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lackawanna County
James Adama
Edward Allen
DeWitt C. Blair
Mires
Homey W. Brown
George RK
Halley
John Burekel
Mre. M. Halley
Mites Sluchey Barrett
Mra Lowry
Kila Burton
Walter J. Chase Oh
Mise Conde
Connell & Michler
Witliam C. Donnell
John 8 Donnell
Duexell
J. Dereheimer
Doll
Blaney Dolp
Pine Hil Coal Company
G. W. Roberts
Mra
R. A. Robinson
Names List From Historic Coal Company Figures
A long roster of individuals connected to the Royal Oak Coal company and related entities appears, including executives, engineers, and staff such as Mine Mary Aan Roach, Job Ruate, Willian Tedding, Z. C. Bhilling, B. B. Simpren, Charter HL Stone, El Smith, James Berchett, Professor Strickler, Peter Torok, and many others with varied titles and roles. The unfamiliar spellings suggest OCR artifacts of names tied to corporate or mining workforce records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Oak Coal Company
Mary Aan Roach
Job Ruate
Willian Tedding
T. IL Rafer
Z. C. Bhilling
B. B. Simpren
Fi Sehwonk
Charter HL Stone
el Smith
James Berchett
Prof
Strickler
Peter Torok
T. L
Tiktel
William Troupe
Mee, Tucker
Wilbur Youngs
Wil- Home
Mra
Bilawbeth Williams
T. Wihliame
Edward Yeorman
Twinn
Cominso Real
Carmine Tel Monon
June Vareli & Co
Culerto Rantuect
Potleh
William Bartatoe
Antoni Gruerklewies
Jun Morye
Katerina Celinekene
Antoni Beeanek
FR. B. Walentynineles
Adon Hepnevkomy
Frank Stieo
Janet Horm
Jomet Walreekemm
Nik
Jan Smogon
Jewekt
Jake Marian
Mateusz Wiejknoa
Szymon O¢iba
Convention Fund raised for National Association of Letter Carriers
The Convention Fund shows contributions from city ladies via coin envelopes for the National Association of Letter Carriers meeting in the city on September 4. Totals by route list numerous donors with amounts, totaling 470. The committee estimates needing 4000 and urges further gifts at once. W. S. Millar chairs, E. E. Robathan secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers
Eich
Alderman Millar Hears Domestic Disputes In Court
A day in Alderman Millar's court centered on wives prosecuting husbands for non support desertion and assault. Cases included Patrick and Nellie Cawley from Olyphant, David and Margaret Powell, and William Fitzpatrick from Moran's court, with bail set and hearings held. A separate note describes a coal replica firemen's trumpet on display at Nay Aur Engine Company quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Millar
Patrick Cawley
Myre
Nellie Cawley
Cawleys
Olyphant
Margaret Powell
David Powell
Powell
Wiliam Fitzpatrick
Moran
Margaret Fitzpatrick
Alderman Howe
John Schumbert
Stone Avenue
Con Stable Clifford
Kate Schumbert
Schumbert
Kate Kenneily
Schanbert
Charlee K. Hutchings
Halletead Court
Comny
Franklin Avenue
Colonel Ripple's Gift Contrasts at Fair Exhibit
Beautiful sculpture by the oul eulptor will be shown at the American fair. The committee was presented with a coal cut to illustrate a prize. Two city companies will contest for a prompt prize in the fall, Colonel Esrabi Ripple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teronkly
Esrabi
Peruna Remedy Promoted by Congressman Howard
Congressman M W Howard of Fort Payne Alabama endorses Pe runa as an effective systemic catarrh remedy after two weeks use. The ad urges physicians to recognize systemic catarrh and promotes a free catarrh book from Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Washington
Columbus
M. W. Howard
Howard
Fort Payne
Ala
Sean Wynne
Eemo Vd School
Coleg
Praleen
Hartman
Ohio
McComb Seeks Alimony Denying Inability to Pay
John McComb filed answer in alimony and counsel fee case to his wife. He states his real estate is encumbered and unable to pay. He alleges his conduct and business disputes hinder, while he claims no funds to meet the alimony or fees. He adds he was an editor for seventeen years until 1868 and has no other means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McComb
Assumal
Susquehanna
Henwood
Uniondale
Harthony
Horace Greely
Husband No
Susquehanna News Looks at Robbers and Reform
Special to The Tribune Susquehanna April 4 reports on a series of local items. Testimonial proposed for Bill Leach of Ararat for breaking up a robber gang and addressing the tramp problem. Notes on indictments, political races, a death in Lanesboro, church Easter services, and Erie rail matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill” Leach
Ararat
Martin J. Tyler
Hallstead
Susie Graham
Andrew Jackson Pepper
Rush Township
Register
Samuel &. Wright
Montrose
Wright
Eagan
Shew
Board of Pardons
Stone
Leach
Ararat Summit
John M. Kelly
Democratic County Committee
Delaware, Lackawanna
Charles G. Park
Susquehanna
Finghamton
Century Club
Hogan's Opera House
Council $4
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Erle
Senate
Firet
Frank Merrifield Injured in Carriage Fall
Frank Merrifield of 1529 Jefferson Avenue fell while alighting from a carriage yesterday morning and fractured his knee cap. He was taken to Dr A J Connell’s offices for treatment, then returned home to Sn Dunmore and will be confined for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Merrifield
Jefferston Avenue
A. J. Connell
Connell
Mc Merrifield
Sn. Dunmore
Moon Visits Scranton Buyer and Local Changes Noted
Moon visited Scranton for a sale of a trade hoard. H G Hayes moved from Hennett's to a new home on Hickory Street and will reside near Sterrick Creek mines. Minkely borough appoints John N Lillibridge Edward A Jones and Bartholomew J Lynch as poor directors for three years. Mrs Robert Coates visiting son Thomas in Yatesville. East Ride new school building paneling yesterday costs 10 pounds. Professor J A Moyles to lead teachers in the new building. Lena Barnes returned from New York. J M Reed of New York visiting G R Reed. A large local group viewed the Delaware and Hadeca wreck at the Mamond crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer
New Uudling
Lena Barnes
R. H. Barnes
New York City
J. MM. Reed
New York
G. #. Reed
Sun.ilies
Ths
Beranton
Mamond Crossing
Calf with No Eyes or Tail Draws Local Attention
Timothy Donovan reports Hallestead Herald notes a calf lacking eyes and a tail yet eating heartily and robust. The piece praises State Senator Hardenburgh for backing BHD despite past veto threats. It cites a Binghamton paper on dandelions and robins, mentions rain in Susquehanna, and critiques local politicians and tramps roaming the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Donovan
Hallesien Herald
Hardenburgh
Hastings
Binghamton
Susquehannan
Gend Plaine
United States
James J. du- Hole
Hallestead
Ararat Buromit
Philippines
Isles of the Sea
Whitney
Anthracite Miners Sought by Bituminous Operators Near Pittsburg
Representatives J. M. Latif and W. A. Alexander canvass the Hagteton and Shamokin region for anthracite workers in Cambria county. They have secured about 250 men in a week, offering transport and steady work as a strike looms among local colliery workers. The Pocono Cigar, 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Latif
Pittsburg
W. A. Alexander
Wintondale
Ebensburg
Cambria County
Hagteton
Shamokin
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Jonas Long's
Jonas Long
John T. Watkins
Anna EK
Logan
Mothers’ Meetings
Miss Logan
David Stephens
Thomas Beynon
John W. Jones
Schaefer
H. A. Houck
Kathlen
B. T. Jayne
Tom Beynon
the Convention Fund
H. BE Whyte
W. D. Morgan
E. D. James
Philips
Ccecs
Rmb Evans
John P. Foster
Joseph Schiel
Henry Knoepfel
Eugene Evans
W. McNicholas
Wm. Mouser
John H. Kelly
Lespoir
Johier
Gov. Jones
M. O'Malley
Carron
John Mutoney
Carter Armia Jenkins
Carrier
Thomas
Carrierie
Medinnews
Carrier Thes
O, Williams
Carrier Thom
Th. Jones
Rite & Carrion Tatelws Sattiers
AMMCK
Carrier Pen
Carrer
Richard Griner
Carrer Wm
Ll. Connen
Carrer Geo
Ehrer
Ancust Moxshron
Victor Turner
Teanac Price
David Heese
W.S. Millar
E. E. Robathan
Aldermanic Court
Millar
Howe
Colonel Ripple
Brown
Congressman Howard
Alabama
M'Comb
Farmer Henwood
the Tribune
Lanesboro
Delaware and Hudson Station
D. (. Barnes
Lanesboro Methodist Church
St. Andrews
Knights Templar
Nailnoad Cinder
Evie
Susquehanna Division
Derr
Erie
Elmira
Beld- Win Locomotive Works
Plck Ville
Wyoming Avenue
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Court House
Scranton Dary
Rosot
Pilsner
G. W. 8. Fuller
Lackawanna Avenue
Digeson M'F
Boranton and
Wilkes-Harre Ua
General Office
Boranton, Pa
Meveland Pinta-Dealer
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