Personal notes from New Milford visit and travel plans
Mid Mone Gehunell of New Milford visits at John Menehler’s home on North Lincoln Avenue, Mine Sallie Gairens of Mulberry Street plans to travel to San Mateo California to visit relatives. Torco of Mulberry Street leaves today for San Mateo and New Orleans en route to San Mateo. Hugh Shark of Tonia India, a Presbyterian missionary, spends a short time in Scranton with Mrs. L. Me Gates’s sister, and Mr Dunn, first national secretary of the Young Women’s Christian Association, lived in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AG HS Torco
Mulberry Strents
San Manteo
California
New Orleane
Tiew
Wialley Shark
Neighboring dispute leads to two assault charges
Tanatius Prawazig of Hickory Street was arrested at the urging of neighbor John Korn on charges of assault and battery and threats. Korn testified to being struck and kicked in a Sunday quarrel. Prawazig admitted striking Korn but claimed Korn was the aggressor. Prawazig was held on $200 bail on each count amid threats alleged by Korn.
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Tanatius Prawazig
Hickory Street
John Korn
Ruddy
Korn
Prawaig
Clifford Arrested for Impersonating Officer
Detective William F. Clifford was arrested on a warrant from Alderman John Lentes for impersonating an officer and acting as a detective without a court license. Prosecutor Samuel Porter led the case, tied to Magistrate John T. Howe’s Monday arrest. Clifford waived a hearing and posted bail with S. Moses as security. It is alleged Clifford has lacked a detective license for two years.
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William F. Clifford
John Lentes
Samuel Porter
John T. Howe
Clifford
Howe
Moses
John Jermyn Home After Long Continental Trip
John Jermyn arrived home from a long journey feeling weak but relieved to be in his own room at the corner of Jefferson avenue and Vine street. Doctors ordered strict visitation limits as his condition remained grave with uncertain hope for recovery despite possible benefits from home surroundings. He left Pasadena after doctors deemed moving him necessary, accompanied by his wife daughter and son Rollo, with eldest son Joseph arranging the transfer out West.
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John Jermyn
Jermyn
Jefferson Avenue
Vine Street
A. J. Connell
Huundreds
Mr. Jermyn
Mies Emma
Rollo
California
Rockies
Joseph J. Jermyn
Young Men's Christian Association to Open New Building Sept
The directors of the YMCA plan a September opening for the new North Washington avenue Mulberry street building. Delays cited include late materials and subcontractor slowdowns. interior finishing continues while exterior is complete. Funds are pledged for construction and decorating with $15,000 to $25,000 for furnishings and efforts to install an electric plant. Eighty rooms on upper floors are ready for men, with a potential surge of applicants once opened.
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Young Men's Christian Association
North Washington Avenue
Mulberry Street
Inter Dite
Williams
Pjorcy & Brooks
Actiyé
Reduced fares to Los Angeles for federation convention
Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced excursion tickets from all stations to Los Angeles and return for the Federation of Women's Clubs convention held May 1 to 8. Tickets on sale April 19 to May 6, valid to June 25 with proper validation. See ticket agents for rates and routes.
Letters From The People Opinion Page Fragment
Public letters section fragment discusses publication norms and author attribution, noting the Tribune and other bylines. The text hints at featured opinions and standards for moral responsibility in printed letters.
Peyantell Pay At The Tribune’s Farewell Note
Frederick Marthall of Ac pallion Pa dated April 24 sends a farewell message to Mr Jermyn at the rival home of Miodormyn. The writer expresses gratitude for timely aid during illness travel and notes future appreciation for a postition offered by Ila employ. The letter recalls pleasant recollections and hopes for Mr Jermyn’s uprival fame.
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Meodormyn
Pasedem
Jermyn
Frederick Marthall
Ac Pallion
President selects Barnes to succeed Pruden
The president appointed Benjamin F. Barnes of New Jersey as secretary to replace O S Pruden. The official notice, reported via exclusive wire from The Associated Press in Washington, notes Barnes assumes the post today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Pruden
Associated Crew
Wishington
Benjamin F. Barnes
New Jersey
O. S. Pruden
de Veuswal
Wyoming Conference Deliberates District Reduc tion and Appoints New Leaders
The Wyoming conference closes a historic session with talk of reducing districts from six to five. Rev Dr J B Sweet is named presiding elder of the Binghamton district amid congratulatory telegrams from Simpson church. Transfer notes highlight Rev Henry Tuckley’s return to health and a wave of new pastor appointments as the commission votes seven to five for district reorganization.
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J. B. Sweet
Wyoming
M. D. Fuller
G. O. Beers
H. H. Wilbur
H. Newing
G. (. Lyman
Binghamton
Simpson Church
Sweet
Carmel Grove
Henry Tuckley
Wril
Oneonta
W. L. Linaberry
Guy Snowden
R. W. Lowry
J. W. Benninger
J. W. Nicholson
Waverly
J. H. Race
Centenary Church
W. G. Simpson
C. A. Benjamin
G. ©. Lyman
M.D. Fuller
Scranton Churches Rename Streets Names Dear to Church
Two Scranton churches adopt church names over street names Cedar avenue Pauls and Mampton Street church in Embury. Departure of Rev dC Lanmin from Court Street church grieved. Dr Fuller welcomed. Ministers hosted by all denominations at Waverly with Dr Sweet and Presiding Elder Warner visiting banker Long's home. Edward Eaton, nephew of B T Sweet, leads the choir at the Waverly church. music praised.
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Scranton
Cedar Avenue
Paul's
Mampton Street
Embury
Dc. Lanmin
Court Street Church
Fuller
Sweet
Wider Warner
Banker Long
Presbyterian Church
Utica Music Elite Eyes Eisteddfod Showdown
Utica professor Torwerth T. Dantel visits the city with guest David Pritchard as plans grow for the elated eisteddfod. A special train carries at least 300 participants and listeners from Utlea Philharmonics with 175 voices, Ladies' Cecilian chorus of 65, and Arion chorus of 62.
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Torwerth T. Dantel
Utica
N. Y
David Pritchard
Dantel
Daniel
Utlea Philharmonics
Ladies’ Cecilian Chorus
Arion
Marvelous Niagara fireproof paint test at Adams and Mulberry
A miniature seven-eighth inch dry house with two coats of Niagara fireproof paint withstood twenty minutes of a bonfire built from oil soaked kindling and packing material. Fire reached under edges and under the shingles but the main surface remained charred only slightly. About 500 witnesses cheered as the protected house was recovered nearly unharmed. The paint, invented by T A Gould of Syracuse, is manufactured by Independent Roofing and Paint company. local manager A F Golden.
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Niagara
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Street
T. A. Gould
Syracuse
A. F. Golden
King Bolt Breaks. Carriage Runaway Near Elmhurst
Dr and Mrs C C Laubach with children and Mr and Mrs Edginton drove over the boulevard toward Elmhurst when the king bolt of the carriage broke causing frightened horses to dash away. The carriage dragged for a distance before the occupants were freed. They escaped with only minor injuries. The horses were captured about two miles from the scene after the runaway.
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C. C. Laubach
Jacobs and Fasold Reopen at 209 Washington Avenue
Jacobs and Fasold reopen their store at 209 Washington Avenue after a month’s closure for rebuilding following a fire that destroyed stock and fixtures. The refreshed shop showcases a mahogany front display area, wall paper and decorative art sections, and a large paints and oils department with double trade stamps offered during opening week. A grand opening notice for Ovle Connell’s Cafe at 217 Penn Avenue, Scranton, Pa., appears with music by Lawrence orchestra on April 23, 1902.
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Messrs. Jacobs & Fasold
Washington Avenue
Messie
Jacobs & Fausold
Ovle Colnell
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Lawrence Orchestra
Frank Aylesworth
Dedication of Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
The Embury Methodist Episcopal Church will be dedicated on Sunday May 4 with Rev. 8 F Upham D D LL D as the morning preacher. Rev J B Sweet D D will deliver the evening sermon and Rev J Wesley Powell will speak at all services joined by Mrs Powell and a lineup of noted clergymen. The event promises prominent attendees and a strong program to outdo other churches.
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F. Upham
D. D
J. B. Sweet
Binghamton
Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
James Bonninger
Upham
Massachusetts
Dr. Upham
Bishop Upham
Embury
W. R. Netherton
H. B. Benedict
C. H. Hayes
A. W. Cooper
F. P. Doty
Scranton
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Wesley Powell
Brotherhood of St. Paul
Powell
Noted health ads urge Paine's Celery Compound cure all ills
The piece touts Kr Phelps' Wife prescription and Paine's Celery Compound as cures for debility, nervous exhaustion, and blood purification. It warns against ineffective advertised remedies and urges readers to trust the official product from trusted practitioners. It also mentions a wedding with a groom employed by T F Leonard and many friends offering祝 wishes.
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Secord
Kr. Phelps
Prine
Pacine
Paine
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting in City May 6 7
The annual meeting of the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary society of Pennsylvania will be held at the Penn Avenue church on May 6 and 7. Baptist churches across the city unite to host and entertain delegates. All friends in missionary work are invited to attend.
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Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary Society of Pennsylvania
Penn Avenue
Diskin McDermott Nuptials at Holy Cross Bellevue
John J Diskin of Iddy Eynon Street and Miss Catherine McDermott of 417 Railroad Avenue wed yesterday at Holy Cross church Bellevue. Rev W P O Donnell officiated. Bride wore white crepe de chine with prayer book. Attendant Miss Mary Walsh in white Persian, groom's attendant Patrick Rooney. reception at McDermott home followed by breakfast. Couple departed for New York and will reside on Iddy Eynon Street.
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Holy Cross Church
Bellevue
John J. Diskin
Idd Eynon Street
Catherine McDermott
Railroad Avenue
W. P. O'Donnell
Mary Walsh
Wyoming Avenue
Patrick Rooney
Mynon Street
Martin McDermott
Diskin
New York
Bkynon Street
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Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Carter Building
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THE
Baby Bazaar
Peter N. Haan
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the People's Bank
Fersonal
Ygnatius Prawzig
W. F. Clifford
Nice
Conservatory
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Dick Puorbiewbars
J. Altwd
Dirootar
Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tor
Weiler
Tribune
Peyantell
Baltton of
the Tribune
Bishop Merrill
Merrill
A. F. Chaffee
Dr. Hard
Honesdale
Dr. Tuckley
Juan Lopez
Key West
Porto Rico
E. G. Coursen
Boulevard
Jacobs & Fasold
Embury M. FE
der. Upham
Bishop
Hev
James Gensesget
Paine’s
Manent Health
T. F. Leonard
Mission Society OF State
Diskin-M'Dermott
Weahington Ave
Squipre
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Masury
House Paints
Fitet
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
United States
John C. Boyle
Clothier
Lackawanna Ave
Dickson
Providence Road
Olyphant
Commonwealth Bldg
Scranton, PA
Mac Ui Moodle and
Rushdale
Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical CO
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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