City Notes Board of Health to Hold Evening Meeting
There will be an orderly meeting of the board of health at their rooms in City Hall this evening. Funeral today for Jute Thomas Stringer of Capotme Avenue follows. Delaware and Hudson Company pays at Une Manville mine with offices at Locks and Carbonville. Window broken at Lunes restaurant on Spruce Street by unknown person early Monday morning. Twentieth Century Literary camping at Lake Ariel invites recreation and the spot for Vamp Kissing Bug. T A Hairley of Allegheny to be appointed as deputy factory inspector for a date to ER W Bishop, seven counties to cover. Pred Woga of Duryea injured in accident at Hallstead ambi. He was removed to Taylor hospital. Arrests for quarreling on South Washington Avenue by Patrolmen Karlie Guerilia and McMullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Thealtil
Arpetlal
Round of Health
Lunes
Spruce Street
T. A. Hrailsey
Allegheny
Wall
ER. W. Bishop
Bishop
Duryea
Taylor Hospital
Smail
Building Trades’ Council
Exchange
Lackawanna Avenue
The
Exchanece
Council
Tribune
Gunster
Dunster & Foresth
Celebrated Vis Tracedell Celebrates Eighth Birthday
Arthur Trcedell marked his eighth birthday Monday with a small gathering. Attendees included Herbert Brown Ethiel Brown Florence Well Minnie Webb Ronnie Webb Hagel Stark and several Truesdell family members plus Mr and Mrs Truesdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Trcedell
Herbert Brown
Ethiel Brown
Florence Well
Minnie Webb
Ronnie Webb
Hagel Stark
Arthur ‘Troweell
Haloh Truesdell
Howd Tracedelh
Lyman Truesdell
Huth "Tracedell
Thomas Stuart
Quick
Mina ‘Truesdell
Truesdell
Uncalled For Letters at Scranton Post Office List
List of uncollected letters at Scranton post office lacks Awanna county and bears many names. Postmaster notes advertisements and dates of mail Mat Itzra He Rippie. names include Mrs. Chorlwa BR, Wilherd Athertag, Miss Plurret, Mere, George Palilanis, Tukky Tiy Mairdioy, Thurlow W. tell, KM. Baker, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lacksawanna County
Perione
Itzra He Rippie
Chorlwa BR
Mire
Dillte Aies
Wilherd Athertag
Miss Plurret
Mere
George Palilanis
Tukky Tiy Mairdioy
Thurlow W. Tell
KM. Baker
Mise
Colle Butterman
Mary Liulliv
Mis
Ada
Skemphor
iKeih
Wiliam Lone
Mies
Mamie Laftux
Pat Lean
Mises Mary Leachman
Mire Lahti Morrie
Misa B
O' Baste
W. Pane
A. Root
TD & Roteris
Ruat
Mike Boules Roberson
Dh Rodgeke
M. Ronkey
Misa Riifa Spencer
George Smith
Mise Little
M. Boott
Stott
Mra
M. Brorny
Monty F Smith
Taw Seth
TR. Shuman
W. Btevens
F.C. Bimith
A. Waletio
Weridger
Wilmarth
Mr. Wornhacker
Josephine Walker
Minnie White
T. Waller
T. Wosyk
Annual Excursion of Penn Avenue Church and Sunday Schools
The Penn Avenue Church and Sunday Schools announce their annual excursion to Harvey’s Lake on Thursday August 3 1898. Fare for round trip includes adults and children under 12 years with a tie noted. Train departs from the Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna avenue depot at a [time unreadable]. Public invitation extended.
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Penn Avenue Church
Harvey's Lake
Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna Avenue
Flag raising event with concert at Crystal Lake
Elaborate preparations for a flagraising at The Willows hosted by District Attorney John St. Jones on a Friday afternoon. Rovers band will perform both afternoon and evening. Prof. Hauer curates a lengthy program featuring Dewitt Belention, T. Herbert Watts, and others. A grand fireworks display closes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Taxable property totals by district in reach township area
County commissioners prepared a transmission for Morrisburg listing property liable for state and county tax across reach township, borough, and city. The overall figure is 6,662,774 dollars with district totals including Archbald First Ward, Second Ward, Bethotd, Clifton township, Jermyn, Taylor, Greenfield, and many others across numerous wards and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisburg
Archbald
Renton
Mlakely
FUPAL
Covington Loweeenp
Shu Clifton Township
Cophoniate Township
Chirhonillo
Miret Ward
AG Dickwon
Berard
Tamma
Fe Gentry
LUM Greenfield Townellp
FeMerdon Downmalte
Jermyn Fupki Way
Ccsses
Vrecseeevs Rengss
Bowonil
Eccee Eens Ty
Cocci
Beton
Tery Reott
Abington
Spring Brook Llownettip
Ponttth
Witth Wari
Ener Bernd Waid
Wootve Witt Ieee
Beeond
Tran Papc
Graken
Tinton
Pitterenitty
Legrand
Real Estate Bid Draws Investors For Diamond Flite Tract
Superintendent Loomis of the coal and real estate department says the company is not in the real estate business but invites bids for land, including the Diamond Flite tract. He notes immediate interest from many men and reserves the right to reject bids while not committing to an early decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providente
Widnes
Loomis
Tribune
Meade
Cature
Tar Syrup Warranty Notice From Pennsylvania Merchants
Under signed parties offer refund if Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. Warranty extends to a 50 cent bottle, with money refunded if not satisfied. Names include Dunmore and Scranton addresses in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O& Fon
Dunmore
Joba P. Donshus
Scranton
Pau
Industrial World reports ongoing Lackawanna strike and shifts
The issue details J. W. Fowler resigning from Lackawanna Company men at Oxford Washing, workers moved among coal veins, and a West Pittston strike. Carpenters and other trades face funding shortages as many workers stay idle or relocate to other veins. The Shopland project progresses, while union tensions and powder-saving changes affect operations across Cayuga shaft and surrounding yards.
Fowler A DLW Chief Clerk Loses Position After Resignations
J O W Fowler, longtime employee of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western, resigned after changes by new management and the elimination of his chief clerk post. Seven Oxford Street workers were laid off or faced wage reductions amid company restructuring, with decisions pending before Superintendent Loonie.
Miners Walk Out at Exeter Colliery Over Wages Demand
Yesterday morning at the Exeter colliery in West Pitteton the Lehigh Valley Coal Company workers refused to descend the shaft and other hands stopped work. A wage increase demand of 1.40 per day was rejected after a committee met Superintendent W D Owens. About five hundred men and boys were sent home for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Coal Coniypany
Exeter
West Pitteton
Hater
Thoke
W.D. Owens
Work in Four-foot Veins Stopped
A rumor spread yesterday that workers in the four foot veins of the Delaware Lackawanna and Welter collieries were ordered to quit and double up elsewhere in the mine. Officials deny layoffs and say men remain employed in other sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cao
Delaware, Lackawanna and Welter
Contractor Starts Erection of New Breaker at Beaver Meadow
C H Christ of Mahanoy Township begins building a large new breaker for Cross Creek Coal Co at Beaver Meadow. The new structure will sit close to the old and operate with it during transition as machinery is moved. Workers at the old site will be idle about two weeks while tracks and venting are prepared for dolating the new unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H H. Christ
Mahanoy In
Beaver Meadow
Cross Creek Coal Company
Locomotive to Be One of Largest in United States
The Ropers Locomotive Works will complete a 24 000 pound steam engine for the Tiiness Control railroad span. It is billed as the third largest locomotive built in the United States and is designed for freight service. Two other large engines are under construction at the same shops: a 795000 pound engine for the Mexican Central and a 184000 pound twelve wheel engine for the Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropers’ Locomoive Works
United States
Elent
Mexican Central Railroad
Great Northern Railroad
Trike at Babylon colliery quiet amid tensions
No new developments reported at the Babylon colliery where mines closed yesterday and workers are idle. Mr Watkins is in Europe and Mr Simpson, recently released, is due back today as talks possible on a settlement in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
Watkinsle
Europe
Simpson
Kingsley Begins Superstructure Work at Scranton Nut and Holt Works
Contractor Kingsley started masonry and brick work on the new Scranton Nut and Holt Works. Wood framing will rapidly advance as officials express confidence in an early completion and praise the project’s progress and stressing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Scranton Nut and Holt
Zehnder
Regular meeting in Carpenter's Hall tonight
The Futhiing Trales cone will hold a regular meeting this evening in Carpenter's Hall. Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad general auditor will be in the city today en route east from Chicago. Vaughn assumes freight agent duties in the city yesterday and was feted with cigars. An engineer from Lehighton Valley, Won Haggerty, departed services after a recent accident near Weatherly delayed a passenger train. Beecham's Pills cure sick headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter's Hall
Toet
Delaware, Lackiwanna and Western Railroad Company
Chicago
KR. OR. Vaughin
Lackawanna Company
Haggerty
Lehth
Weatherly
State Convention of the Harigari to Convene This Morning
The State Convention of the Harigari Gari Garl order meets in Scranton for two days with about seventy five delegates from across Pennsylvania. Officers include Grand Master John Myer and Supreme Grand Master Rudolph Gyra. sessions focus on officer nominations and next year’s venue. A parade, banquet, and fireworks follow the Thursday sessions.
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Order
Pennsylvania
Blatter
Order of Gari Garl
Thin Ely
Qosenne Wi
North Main Avenue
John Myer
Wilkes-Barre
Julius Kecht
Nanticoke
Gustav Kingsley
Adam Hasa
Wilkes-Tharre
Rudolph Gyra
Denver
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Titusville
German Fraternal Order Grows Across United States
The organization, with over 60 000 members in New York City and about 4400 statewide, expands rapidly especially in western states. It is a fraternal benevolent and insurance group aiming to unite the German element, operates a national orphans home for children of former members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
William A Gray Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
William A Gray a mantels grates and tiles dealer at 516 Lackawanna Avenue filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with the district court clerk in Pittsboro. Liabilities are listed between 5000 and 6000 dollars with assets at a modest figure. Attorney C A Van Wor mer, referee in bankruptcy, was not filed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Gray
Lackawanna Avenue
Boon
District Court
Pittsboro
C. A. van Wormer
Hardman Fianc Ventures Attracts Finn and Phillips
Partial OCR fragment notes Finn and Phillips involved with the Hardman fiance matter and a reference to a Joy Maker cigar product. Details are unclear but suggest commercial or legal notices around a betrothal or business partnership.
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Perry
Jane
Price
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Ave
Kemp
Wyoming Avenue
H. B. Ware
Flood Williame Huilding
Autortion
Thomas Stringer
Capotme Avenue
Delaware and Thidson Company
Paudd
Une Manville
Locks and Carban- Viale
Lake Ariel
Washingt Avenue
Tas Weht
Karlie
Guerilia
McMullen
Gheing
Manly
J. R Jones
TNO Et Isis
Dewitt Belention
T. Herbert Watts
Mall Belention
Modley
Cato
Cato,” Boettger March, “Stara and Stripes
Wheeler Overture
Raymond” O
Thomas Selection
Idole
Herbert March
Ata
Georgia
Gorhind of
Waldteufel
Hertert Medion
Oran
J. W. Fowler
Oxford
Lackawanna
West Pittston
Mr. Fowler
J. O W. Fowler
Delawing, Lackawanna and Western Company
William F. Hallstead
Mr Fowler
Ballstead
Russell Rhards
Fowler
Taickowsnna Company
Rompmng Tow Tribune
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Iron Monsters
Nut and Bolt Works
Beechim
Freigtigrath Lodge
South Seranton
Kalaer Lodge
West Beranton
Aurora Lodge
Archband
Bauer
Praade
West
Lackiwanns Avenue
Lacka Wanna
Washington
Cedar
Central Park Garden
Moir
Supremerand Master Gyra
Sceranton Lorges
Aliteh
Michael Stumm
George Hack
John Be
William Heigleroth
Chrisian Newman
George Kramer
John UV. Schwenker
Lewie Gencheldle
David Maler
Charles Sendler
China Wall
Louis F, Isaacs
Bronson & Tallman
Spruce St
van Wormer
Finn & Phillips
Cor. Lacka. and
Wyoming Avenues
Mears Building
Washington Ave
Buell Company
Davidow Bros
Lackawanna Ava
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Elmwood Hall
Elmhurst
Tts
Elo Cation
Whdrow
W. H.H. Bull
Winola
Pull Lake View
Lane
Tua
Wiuset
C. E Frear
Lake Winola, PA
Spring Grove House
Lake Carey
Wyoming County
L& Wik
Tica
Srenton
Lehieh
Fern Hall
Varborndale
Ferephone Usuition
Pera Bull
Pay Elation Co
M. & Johnson
Poustonoe Adilretsa
Kindall, Ma
New Jersey
Arington
Ocean Grove
N.J
Orchestra Raton
Two States
Falls Roten
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