Marriage of Albert J. Jones and Fannie Jones in Bellevue
Albert J. Jones of Bellevue Melghita and Miss Fannie Jones of North Hyde Park avenue wed on Wednesday evening at 1605 Washburn street. Rev. H. C. L. McDermott officiated at Stimpson Methodist Episcopal church ceremony followed by a reception and feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Jones
Bellevue’ Melghita
Fannie Jones
Hyde Park Avenue
C. HU
Washburn Street
H. CL. McDermott
Stimpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Jones
West Side
D. Y. Williams
W.C. Jones
William Jones
FB. W. Scott
Samuel Powell
Adam Newell
David Evans
Richard GB. Smith
John T., Moyans
Sarah
Stella Meredith
Mabel Wyvans
Flizgabeth Jones
Thomas Gillman
Lissie Morris
D. J. Hill
Samuel
Charles Jones
Emerich weds Minnie Pierce at Pine Street home
Willian A Emerich married Minnie H Pierce yesterday at 2 PM in their new home at 1007 Pine Street. Rev. W A North officiated, with only close relatives and friends present. Emerich, in the insurance business, and the bride wore simple attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian A. Bemerich
Minnie H. Pierce
Spragueyville
Pine Street
W. A. North
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Emerick
Hinbride and Fred W. Hinbride Promising Scranton duo
Hinbride and his brother Fred W. Hinbride are described as two of Scranton's most promising young men. Hinbride is a young woman held in high esteem by countless friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W
Scranton
Hinbride
Girdner and Strausser Wed in Scranton Church Parsonage
Leo D Girdner of Scranton and Mies Gertrude May Strausser of Clifton Pa were married yesterday afternoon at the Penn Avenue Baptist church parsonage by Rev Pierce D D The couple was attended by relatives and friends Both are active in church Christian work A brief wedding tour followed and they will reside on Penn Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo D. Girdner
Scranton
Mies Gertrude May Strausser
Clifton
Penn Avenue
St Pauls Church Hosts Marriage of Miss Myrtle Stuart
Yesterday afternoon at St Pauls church Green Ridge Miss Myrtle Stuart daughter of Peter J Stuart of Hammondsport New York married Peter F Nilrd as slate line manager for the Pennsylvania Telephone Company in this city. The bridal party entered to Mendelssohn music as the ushers led the way up the main aisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Green Ridge
Myrtle Stuart
Peter J. Stuart
Hammondsport
Peter F. Nildrd
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Mendelsasolin
Wedding of Miss Margaret Ferguson and Aloysius Grewer
Miss Margaret Ferguson and Aloysius Grewer were married in a ceremony performed by Rev. P. J. McManus at St. Pauls Church. Miss Mary Niland served as maid of honor, with Frank J. McAndrews as groom’s attendant. The couple will reside at 1754 Sanderson Avenue after a reception. Mr. Niland works in the telephone field and the bride is praised for her sweetness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niland
Sanderson Avenue
William Hanley
Social and Personal Notes From Mrs Richards’s Reception
Mrs John T Richards hosted the year's finest afternoon reception at her new South Main home with elaborate decor by Marvin and Muir. Guests included Mrs Chase and Miss Richards, while attendants wore white crepe and black lace as pipe? frames list Philadelphia and New Jersey visitors and railroad officials noting a Cuban trip and a Door?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Richards
South Main Avenue
Marvin & Muir
H. V. Logan
H. M. Edwards
James Merril
T. G. Wolf
Ellen Chase
W. W. Patterson
Philadelphia
Richards
J. L. Wentz
E. B. Jermyn
James FP. Dickson
George M. Hallstead
Frappe
Misses Grace Thayer
Eleanor Doud
Anni Edwards
Ila Chase
Cora Davis
Mrs. Huntington
Auction Sale of Irving Hotel Contents Set for April 10
Auctioneer EM Strong announces a sale of the Irving Hotel contents from April 10 at 9 a.m. continuing to April 12. Items include 100 refurbished bedrooms, bedroom suites, carpets, beds, mattresses, linens, bar fixtures, two cash registers, safes, hotel omnibus, and miscellaneous household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Hotel
EM. Strong
Confusion as Calpin and Robathan Contest Scranton Council
A split in Scranton's common council unfolds with Robathan leading the regular body and Calpin challenging from the rival faction. Both sides conduct business in the same room as disagreements over chairmanship and authority prompt calls for court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calpin
Final Effort To Reinstate Fired Mine Workers
A joint meeting of Avondale Woodward and Pettebone collieries unionists appointed a committee to press Superintendent Phillips for reinstatement of firemen dismissed over refusing the sawing shift. The committee will report at noon and if unsatisfied, pump runners and engineers at the three mines may quit this afternoon. District officers and executive board members attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Woodward and Pettebone
Delaware, Lackawanni and Western Company
Edwardaville
Phillips
District No. 1
Couple Held on Begging Charges After Fire For Paterson Family
William Gordon and his wife were arrested for begging in the city. At a hearing before Magistrate Millar Gordon was committed to county jail for six months while the wife was released due to her four month old infant. They claim their Paterson home burned in the recent fire and say they have begged since. The woman and child will be sent back to Paterson by Mrs. Duggan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gordon
Millar
Paterson
Gordon
Duggan
Fourth Annual Ball Of Local Union No 78 Horseshoers
The fourth annual ball of Local Union No. 78 International Association of Horseshoers was held last night at Music Hall. About 100 couples danced to music by the Lawrence Orchestra. The arrangements committee included KR A Maloney J Moriarity G Locher J G Cawley and Messrs Larkin and Deltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Horseshoers
Music Hall
Lawrence Orchestra
KR. A. Maloney
J. Moriarity
G. Locher
J. G. Cawley
Messrs
Larkin
Deltz
Three Men Held in Jersey City Robbery Case
Three men detained in Jersey City on suspicion of Hudson county robberies. Suspects, Frank Morris of Newark, George Davie of Paterson, and James Harvey of Jersey City, gave names and stated occupations. Morris linked to Newark murder witness status, stamps found on capture, inspectors reviewing clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Elizabeth White
Morris
Lugerne County
Post Office
Gorman
Jersey City
Lehigh Valley
Postoffice
Wilkes-Barre
Tribune Educational Contest Opens Soon for Scranton Youths
The Tribune announces its third Educational Contest opening in three weeks. Scranton families are urged to encourage thirty two scholarships awarded regardless of final scores. Contestants must register promptly to receive instructions and equipment. Miss Beatrice Harpur of Thompson has enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Scranton
Tribune
Widh
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Mrs Hall Given Pear Brooch by Relief Corps Friends
Members of Women’s Relief Corps No 40 hosted a fare well party at 100 Lackawanna avenue for Mrs Minos T Hall before her move to Buffalo New York. Over forty guests attended and presented a pastoral pear brooch of forty nine pearls. Mrs Loomis presented the gift. Mrs Hall has long served as a past president and current secretary of the corps and her husband works for Lackawanna Iron and Steel in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Morrison
Lackawanna
Mire
Robert Skinner
Slaughter
Hugel
New York
Olls
Baden and
Henon
Jeffersan Avenue
Distriot Winewawee
WS. Swisher
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Mee
Swisher
Pali Beach
Mian
Fla
Uliasot
Laekewuia
AL DL Dale
de Chairs
Quebec
Amelia Fish
Bhliir
Minos T. Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
Lackawanna Avenue
Muffalo
John Loomis
Miner John Thomas Dies in Mine Collapse Near Peckville
John Thomas, 65, a miner at Willkins and Ben's mine near Peckville, was instantly killed when a rock fell in his chamber. Martin Ford and James Collins, also at the site, sustained minor injuries. Remains taken to Kinback's undertaking in Peckville as relatives are notified. Thomas has a daughter in Moosic and a son in Plains, and previously lived in West Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas
Willkins & Ben
Peckville
Martin Ford
James Collins
Kinback
Mun
Moosic
Plains
West Scranton
Convention of Federation of Women’s Clubs in Los Angeles
The Lackawanna Railroad offers special round trip tickets for the Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Los Angeles from May 1 to May 6, 1902. Tickets are valid April 19 to 26 for travel, with return by June 25 midnight, fare $46.25 round trip. See ticket agent for stop-offs and route details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Lackawanna Railroad
Auction Notice For Refurbished Bedroom Furniture Sale
On Thursday April 10 at 8 p m the contents of 100 bedrooms and bedroom suites will be auctioned. The sale includes carpets iron and brass beds mattresses springs bed linen mnoleum bar fixtures chairs and related items. EB M Biveng is the auctioneer.
Of Unexcelled Merit. OHaras Leader in New Se
Frank OHara is highlighted as a standout leader with the banner line O Hara's Leader. The note lists his address at 431 Spruce Street and proclaims the best yet, signaling notable praise or promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara
New Se
Cgar
Frank O'Hara
Spruce Street
Quarry Yard Strike Over Nonunion Worker Refusal
About thirty union stonecutters at Carlucci's stone yard quit work after Frank Carlucci refused to discharge Tony Ferri who would not join the union. Ferri faced a $25 initiation fee he refused, and Carlucci said he will not discharge or compel Ferri to join. He added the yard will operate with or without those men and other workers can be hired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlucci
Stone Yard
Tony Ferri
Mr. Carlucci
Frank Carlucci
Ferri
Carlucei
Tribune
New Smallpox Case Suspected in Central City
Doctors report symptoms of smallpox in Mrs. Charles Twiss of 480 Franklin Avenue. Diagnosis not yet confirmed but primary symptoms observed. House quarantined and police guard, Twiss family recently moved from Star Theater apartments to 430 Franklin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Twiss
Franklin Avenue
Twills
Star Theater
Melita Commandery Holds Installation Of Officers
The grand commander of Knights Templar Pennsylvania Thomas F Penman visited Melita Commandery No 68 and installed officers at Masonic hall. Attending were Eminent Sir Andrew Colborn and others with over a hundred swords in line. A divine service invitation followed by a banquet marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Pennsylvania
Thomas F. Penman
Melita
Masonic Hall
Andrew J. Colborn
Charles
Seaman
C. G
R. A. Zimmerman
Wilkin Brutzman
J. W
Porte
W. L. van Buskirk
Henry Phillips
George E. Saxe
Marshall Keller
E. J. Paine
W. W. Berry
Walter Davis
W. W. Jones
Sir Bateman
Church of the Good Shepherd
Organ Recital at Elm Park Church Next Tuesday
Elm Park church hosts an organ recital Tuesday evening April 15 performed by Alv. J. Alfred Pennington with hints from contralto Mrs. Lenore Thompson. Admission is a silver offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park Church
Alv. J. Alfred Pennington
Lenore ‘Thompson
Pennsylvania Day Charleston Exposition Fare Notice
Announcement for the Pennsylvania Day at the Charleston Exposition dated April 16 1902. It states Lackawanna trip tickets from Scranton to Charleston are valid April 14 and 15 for onward travel and return within 11 days at a reduced rate of 17 dollars 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Charleston
O'Hara's Leader Leads Local Cigar Shop Push
O'Hara's cigar store at 401 Spruce Street markets a new hand-made cigar line hailed as the best ever. The ad touts "OOPe" as a coffee substitute, claiming superior taste and vigor in a compact promotional blurb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’hara
Ry O'Hara
O'Hara
Spruce Street
Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed for Nervous Children
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound for nervous, irritable children and inherited troubles. It cites testimonials including J. P. Surface of Bluefield West Virginia describing a boy with heart trouble improving after six weeks of use and praising the product's effects on health and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
J. P. Surface
Bluefield
W. VI
Phelps
Surface
Pennsylvania Railroad Offers Excursion to Los Angeles for Women Club Convention
Through the Pennsylvania Railroad a special excursion train will run from all stations to Los Angeles for the Federation of Women's Clubs convention from May 1 to 4. Tickets at reduced rates sold April 19 to 26 and valid for return until June 26 with proper validation. For rates routes and conditions, contact ticket agents.
Stamped Shirt Waist and Komona Designs Sold by Cramer-Wells
The Cramer-Wells Co offers exclusive Stamped Shirt Waist and Komona embroidery designs for Fine White Linen. They also provide patterns to slump on any material brought by customers.
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Nandwans Storrs
iGem
iChopper Cook
Gem Food Chopper
Washington Ave
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Carter Building
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
THE
Baby Bazaar
Washington Avenue
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
the People's Bank
Emerich-Price
Jay
J. Altrod
Iveolor
Pete Dd, Nieand
Cusick
Helmenthaw
Cuba
Robathan and
Council
BE. Robuthan
Evan R. Morris
P. F. Calpin
Lynott
Robathan
Mr. Keller
A. L. Lewis
Luther Keller
Daniel Galvin
Vine Street
Irving Avenue
Mr. Stipp
Timothy Jones
T. J. Davis
Calvin
John Ruane
H. E. Paine
Calpinites
Trobuthan
Common Council of
Calpin Sinys
E. T. Hall
Ladies of Relief Corps
Miner
Federation of Women's Clubs
Los Angeles
Cal
EB. M. Biveng
Melita Commandery
T. F. Penman
Paine’s
Pennsylvania Railroad
Convention of Federation of Women’s Clubs
Glarke Bros
Coursen
Santos
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
E.G. Coursen
Masury
House Paints
Franklin Ave
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
John D. Boyle
Clothier
Lackawanna Ave
Dickson
Providence Road
Olyphant
Scranton, PA
Moosic and
Hushdale Works
Th Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Pune
Repauno Chemical
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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