Local society notes from Scranton and vicinity
A Scranton Herald correspondence lists residents and visitors: Carrie Burdick of Green Ridge and Nellie Walsh spend two weeks in Atlantic City. Rev. D J MacQuoldrick has returned from vacation. John J Kauffman at Scranton House vacationing in Atlantic City. Miss Harriet Bekman visits her relatives in the city. Olive Minee visiting relatives in White Haven. Mr and Mrs TB Stevens and son Donald corona two works in Atlantic City. Lucy Keller returns from New York and Long Branch. Miss Hay M Parria at Lake Sheridan for the month. nurse Matilda Eason visiting her sister in Wilkes-Barre. Ralph William and Percy Lloyd depart for Michigan for a month at Lloyds home. W W Adair to return to activity after illness. David Reese on vacation then to Mt Gretna and Atlantic City with the Thirteenth regiment. State Medical Society meeting at Wilkes-Barre to hear papers by Wy O’Brien and Bateson. Mr and Mrs Willard and granddaughter Margery Warren travel through Canada to Quebec and Halifax. Arthur H Chase promoted to government position in Washington DC. marriage of Mlle Guernneep to Beater Palmer performed by Rev Auringer. Miss Hattie Guernmey maid of honor and Clark Burghardt best man. Mrs Palmer returns to Binghamton. couple to reside in Beranton-Lisle. Correspondence from the Binghamton Herald.
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Mies
Carrie Burdick
Green Ridge
Atelantic City
Mien
Nellie Walsh
Atlantic City
Rev
D. J. MacQoldrick
Cathedral
John J. Kauffman
Scranton House
Mia Harriet M. Bekman
Binghamton, N. Y
Gratironer
Thin City
Misa Olive Minee
Nori Washington Avenue
White Haven
TB. Stevens
Donald
Atlantia City
Mra
Lucy T. Keller
Quiner Avenui
New York
Long Branch
Wail
David Reese
Dunia
Mt. Gretna
State Medical Society
Wilken Hare
Wy O'Brien
Bateson
Judge
BK. Xni. Willand
Mike Margery Warren
Miew Pendleton
Canada
Saguenay
Ottawa
Arthur H. Chane
Washington, DC
Melig
Mise Buen
Clark Burghardt
Palmer
Binghamton
Ealeslady
Hills
Realistic Portrait Costs Spark Home Inquiry
Mrs White praises baby pictures while Mrs Black compares prices and quality. She notes the photographer at 110 Wyoming Avenue appears affordable and satisfactory, questioning Mr Lchirer’s higher rates.
Wilkes-Barre Councils Act on Bribery Probe
The Wilkes-Barre city councils agreed to a public bribery investigation into a trolley franchise bid by capitalists. An eight member panel, four from the common branch and three from the select, will meet Monday at 2 PM in the City Hall. Councilman Wheatley initiated the probe alleging a $5,000 bribery offer.
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Wilkes-Tiarre
Inet
Beranton
Wilkes-Marre
City Mail
Common
Wheatley
Few
Donations Acknowledged by Home for the Friendless Treasurer
The treasurer lists June and July donations to the Home for the Friendless including Mr. John Brown Pittburgh and other patrons. Contributions acknowledgment notes items and donors with amounts and names from multiple individuals, reflecting domestic charity support for the institution.
Fire Ordinance Debated. No Agreement Reached
Fire committee and a special panel debated reorganization measures at Selver Councilman Chittenden's drug store but produced no definite plan. Most members opposed disbanding the volunteer force, while concerns about crew size and response persisted as they scheduled a further meeting tonight.
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Fire Committee of Select Council
Selver
Chittenden
Lackawanna Avenue
Finn
Measra
Vaughan
Oliver
Mr. Chittenden
Mr. McCann
Walker
Iver
Counell
Y M I Excursion To Atlantic City Announcement
The Y M I will run an excursion to Atlantic City Saturday August 1 for ten days via D L and W and Premeviva nia railroads. Fare five dollars ten cents to five dollars sixty cents. includes two Sundays in Atlantic City. Full vestibuled train. Honiov as caterer. Departs D L and W depot Beranton at 9:40 a.m. baggage allowance 150 pounds free.
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Atlantic City
Premevivania
Sundava
Atantic City
Honiov
Beranton
Kingston
Moscow
Another of the Special Rewards
Special attention is called to the article on page two of this morning's Tribune edition headed Another of the Special Rewards. The note hints at rewards and future notices without detailing names or actions.
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the Tribune
Ground Broken for Scranton Thirteenth Armory
A dramatic ground breaking last night marked the start of a new armory for the Thirteenth regiment in Scranton. Veterans led the parade from the oil armory to Adams Avenue and Myrtle Street as officers and trustees spoke of the unit’s historic transformation and pledged funding for a large, modern facility to house the regiment.
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Scranton
Oil
Adams Avenue
Myrtle Street
L. A. Watres
D. K H. Atherton
F. M. Vandiing
W. J. Keller
F. W. Builwell
Frank Robling
John W. Kambeck
Naruszys Charged With Milkus Murder In Scranton
Naruszys is charged with the murder of Milkus after a dispute sparked by a Tribune report. Andrew Miller led the prosecution, Naruszys was arrested and jailed in the North Scranton station. Detective Leyshon doubts a railroad accident killed Milkus and cites Lozofski's signed statement as key but uncorroborated.
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Miller
Tribune
Naruszys
North
Scranton
Leyshon
Milkus
John Miakus
Andrew Miller
Simon Nartseeyvs
North Scranton
Alderman Fidler
Firet
Narussus
Lioyd Street
Seth Smith
Narustys
Nacrustys
Lozofski
Develoy
Charles
Grieka
Indian Territory
Miskus
Joe Loxzofski
Charles Miller
John Griska
New York
Property sale notices on Boulevard and Washington Avenue
Opposite club house on Boulevard for $200 and up now is the time to buy before rates rise. Five lots on Washington Avenue. Deed will be drawn. No liquor can be sold on tots on Boulevard. Inquire Dr. G. E. Hill & Bon.
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Boulevard
Washington Avenue
G. E. Hill & Bon
Unclear Ruling Shapes Arrests and Evidence Push
The speaker argues that proceeding would weaken the case before a jury and that arrests should await stronger evidence. Mr. Levehon did not figure in last night's arrest, casting doubt on immediate action and the case's readiness.
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Levehon
Atlantic City Excursion Draws Over a Thousand Patrons
The Cen tral Railroad of New Jersey ran the annual excursion from Scranton with three sections and Wilkes-Barre departures. A passenger, Mrs Adame of Wilkes Barre aged sixty six, died after being removed from the train at Ashley station. Multiple trains carried 18 cars and a large group departed at 1.20 p m.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Atlantc City
Scranton
J. &. Reither
Wilkes-Barre
Adame
Wilkes- Barre
Jill
Ashley Station
Republicans in Eighth Ward Nominate for Common Council
Republicans of the Eighth ward hold a primary election this evening at regular polling places to nominate a candidate for the vacancy on the common council caused by Fred W. Zinteman becoming chief of the fire department. Candidates are Walter S. Haslam and Jacob Harris.
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Ofce of Common Council
Fred W. Zinteman
Fire Department
Walter 5. Haslam
Jacob Harris
Pension increase for Charles Morton of Feranton
Charles Morton of Feranton has been granted an increase of pension to 10 a month.
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Washington
Charles Morton
Feranton
Steam Heating and Plumbing
P F and M T Howley at 221 Wyoming Ave offers steam heating and plumbing services.
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P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
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Pikces Cut
R. O
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DR. Taylor
Wyoming Avenue
Hotel
Jermyn
Sanderson Avenue
Ackawanna
Penn Avenue
Warman
Kemp’s
Home For the Friendiese
Jobn
Wrown
Pittwhorge
Twohanda
W. Garner
Wiwheer
Carin Wwe
Lavelle
Kien
Pallip Schnell
John G. Centeri
Mice M. OF
Bevan
Clark
W. W. Adair
Tutal
Conference ON Fire Ordinance
Y. M. I. Council
E. G
Coursen
Boies
Ripple
Veterans OF Regiment
Thirteenth
Henry M. Boles
Scranton City Guard
F E. H. Ripple
H. A. Coursen
C. C. Mattes
W. 8. Millar
Third Brigade
National Guard
George L. Breck
Alvisian
J. K. O'Brien
J. 7B. Fish
George Hand
George B. Thompson
Frank Flatt
Conrad Schroeder
Veterins
N. F. Stahl
Delaware City
Del
John
Virginia
America
Hales
Logan
Boles
Watres
NGP
Scrinten
McKune
Gundal
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Whites
Molly Maguires
Fehta
Aniala
Thie
Beran
National Guards of
Druipling
Devel
Commonwealth
Unite States
Courmen
Tts
Breck
Sanderson
Culhane
Watres No
Asaletatt
Atute
Mole
Tiger
F. L. Hitchcock
Tupple
Colona Hows
Bolea
Wetres
Fichtman
Robling
Stokes
Moir
Tommy” Miles
Enya
Lowotek
Miskita
Griska
Lote
Knox Sa
Washington Ave
Eighth Ward
Pennsylvania Pensions
Paine
Franklin
ATHE
Traders
National
BANK
United States Depository
Cor
Epruce
ULTRA
Douglas
Handley’s
Spruce Street
Pierce’s Market
W.H. Pierce
Penn Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Heller
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Conrad
Mears Building
Masons Hamlin
L. B. Powell & CO
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