Wedding and travel gossip from the city and New York visit
The report lists several social notes including Mr and Mrs, a wedding party, a trip to New York on a special train, and visits by executives such as John Kerr and Manager Daly. It mentions Rev D D L of Uniondale officiating, and remarks on travel, relatives, and a city inspection tour.
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Anal Ai
W. Quiferd
Charles Ee Ftoliy
New York
Dames
Urove
Epinlal Tugent
Te United Ruiter Department of Falar
la Fite Offy Cottons Sri Indiretrial
Willian Te
Athens
Lwhiowker
Wianis
Hotel Albert
Ddl Donking
Uinlomddle
Davis Johneely
Melbvue
Saunday
William Jenkins
Wilkes Tunic
Mig
Charge Williquia
Iow Pwete
Pittston
Nelson Morrris
Sighwarmschild & Sulwtowror
Digi
Police Drill Returns For Summer Readiness
Police officers begin afternoon drills in the new memory as they resume weekly maneuvers. Superintendent Day, a former National Guard member, leads the program. Patrolmen receive new gray summer helmets costing 21.95 each, lighter and missing top air vents, a notable change from previous headgear.
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Day
National Guard Ming
Scranton and beef trust described in Knox inquiry details
The Knox investigation into the alleged meat packing trust centers on Scranton and nearby, with letters between Armour & Co, Swift & Co, Nelson Morris, Cudahy and others. Reports allege price fixing, rebates, boycotts, blacklists, and a Scranton network of local managers, with P M Coleman’s dismissal used as evidence.
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Knox
Combine
Scranton
Viclnite
P.M. Coleman
Dunmore
Armour & Co
Gi WH
Hammond Company
Swift & Co
Nelson Morris
Cudahy Packing Company
Selwargschild & Sulzberger
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
New York
Roosevelt
William A. Day
United States District Attorney
Bethen
Chicago
United Sites
P. L. Hughes
J. P. Cudahy
Packers
Rorinton
New Yek
Credit Dascolat
Hughes
Cudahy Packing Combanly
Babbin
Swift
Patterson
Bobbitt
P. J. Coleman
Coleman
Nelson Morris & Co
Colby
Cudahy & Co
T. J. Connors
Cudahys
Connors
Seven More Entries In Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune reports growing interest in its third Educational Contest across Berunton and Northeastern Pennsylvania. Descriptive booklets are being distributed to towns as rewards entice youths to summer effort. A Scranton student writes of limited time but intent to pursue success.
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Tribune
Berunton
Pennsylvania
Tilltor
Scranton
Thue
The
Tom
Vibert
Anvil
Contest Rules Clarify New Subscriptions and Canvas Reach
The answer states a contestant may recruit any person not currently on The Tribune subscription books. Canvassing can occur anywhere, cities towns villages or farming hamlets, or by writing to friends beyond distance. Recent entries include Horace A Lyons and others from Honesdale Pittston Forest City and Scranton.
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Scranton Tribune
The
Tribune
Oregon
Maryland
New Mexico
Horace A. Lyons
Honesdale
Mary M. Jordan
Pittston Avenue
Arthur Sweetser
Price Street
George Lull
Nellie L. Avery
Forest City
Jennie A. Burns
Quincyvenue
Charles W. Dorsey
Webster Avenue
Walker
Scranton
Pitcher Hardy Arrives for Scranton Club
Scranton baseball manager A W Lawson names Steinberg as assistant manager and Physical Director while awaiting captaincy decision. Pitcher Harry Hardy from Brushville Ohio arrived and trained with the team. Hardy, a left handed thrower with speed and sharp curves, played last season for Altoona. Williamsport, opening next Saturday against Scranton, beat Thomaville 22 to 0 last Saturday.
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A. W. Lawson
Scranton Baseball Club
Steinberg
Scranton
Allentown
Lawson
Harry Hardy
Bruekenville
Obhlo
Tlewee
Mardy
Altoona
Williamsport Club
Thomsville Club
Annual Convention of Catholic Total Abstinence Union
The Scranton diocese Catholic Total Abstinence union holds its annual convention in Olympia on May 1 and 16. The committee on revision of the constitution and by laws will report for action at the meeting.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Scranton
Olyphant
Miss Le Vay Show Adds Exclusive Hats at Scranton
Miss Le Vay presents an extra view in Scranton featuring tailor made hats for shirt waist costumes exclusive dress hats and a delicate line of misses hats. Dr Arndt Resticuve and offles at 487 Wyoming Ave North Carolina Poplar Trees at Clark's florist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Vay
Scranton
Amart
North Carolina
Clark's
Florist
Local Officials Award Contract Amid Investigations
In a state where officials faced allegations, the House of Representatives issued a formal contract decision connected to a warehouse project. The Tribune Republican and Pierce reported the event as part of ongoing public scrutiny. Frances B and Reis J. Daley were named in the surrounding administrative notes.
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Elie
Tribune
Alkah
W. Daley
Megtetey Kuch
Frances B
Reis J. Daley
Surgeon Dy Lindabury Practices Women’s Diseases
In the 215 Connell building a surgeon specialized in diseases of women offers clinic hours listed as hia m todp nes 7108.80 p in Pry.
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Lindabury
Connell Building
Resignation of School Superintendent Triggers Ward Rift
Jacob Schaeffer of the Tenth Ward resigns effective immediately as factions Howell and Phillips jealously guard the vacancy. No filling at next Tuesday’s meeting and schools to close June 13 as talks unfold. auditing committee proposal on bills to be approved by committees faces delay.
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Jacob Schaeffer
Tenth Ward
Howell
Phillips
Peter Stipp
Alex
Nuegely
Schnefter
Messrs. Evans
Christman
Rel
Murphy
O'Malley
Gibbons
Evans
Barker
Labor Union Smoker Draws Speakers in Lackawanna Hall
Local No 1 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers held a smoker last night at Young Men's Institute hall Lackawanna avenue. Speakers included Fred Dileher John H Devine president Central Labor union Hugh Frayne president State Federation of Labor J F Himmes and Peter Holton. Refreshments were served by P H Durkin.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Young Men’s Institute
Daniel Jafferty
John Shaughnessy
John McDermott
P. H W. Murphy
Alhiude Saxton
Harry Manick
Mrs. Ryan
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Quick Health Return
An advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a remedy for chronic ailments. It claims to cleanse blood restore nerves digestion appetite and sleep while lifting spirits and preventing summer health risks. The piece asserts endorsement by leading physicians and promises rapid improvement for run down sick or disordered individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
American
Paiie
Garden Seeds Sold by the Ounce or Pound at Chirk's Florist
A brief notice notes that garden seeds are offered by the ounce or pound and available by quirt or bushel at Chirk's florist, indicating flexible quantities for customers.
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Chirk’s
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