Simpson Methodist excursion and West Side notes at Mason's
The Simpson Methodist Estsco? church enjoyed a successful excursion to Farview with clam chowder and lunch at Cosgrove's hotel on Main and Price. West Side board of trade met. local merchants tout cheaper prices and flat class goods with money refund option. Weary miner Thomas Neary injured in Hampton mines. taken to hospital. unmarried, from Seventeenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Methodist Estscopa
Farview
Cosgrove's
Main
Price Streets
Fred Warnke
West Side Board of Trade
J. W. Rittenhouse
North Main
Syemus
Sumner Avenue
Onalinde
Lake Ariel
Mason's
Gilgallon
Sprace Street
Thomas Thomas
South Main Avenue
James
Carbondale
Pittston
Rutherford Hadley
Hampton Street
Chicago Art Co
Poun Avenue
Annie
Laura Cassidy
Isoetebure
Thomas J. Williams
Honesdale
P. J. O'Donnell
Exchange Hotel
Dunmore Corners
Owen
Scranton Street
Moses Taylor Hospital
Ladies' Aid Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Thomas Neary
Hampton
School House No 27 bids tied to Walter architect
Bids for the $40,000 School House No 27 by architect EL Walter will be opened this month. The project, to be built on Columbia Avenue, stands with a limited window in which lots on the same avenue are offered at low prices. Antnun Faormonam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Walter
Columbia Avenue
Antnun Faormonam
Moody tent funds in Scranton meet stalemate
A city Moody campaign committee reports $2400 needed to cover expenses but funds collapse as pastor unions withhold full support. Misrepresentation claims trigger disbanding talks at Young Men’s Christian Association, leaving campaign plans in limbo and a looming clash over backing the tent effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Swan
Pittatou
Second Presbyterian Church
Pastors’ Union
Cal
Young Man's Christian Association Buiding
Marriage Scalding Incident Leaves Couple in Turmoil
George Noone blames drunken marriage for the attack on Mrs. Manley of Providence. He reports self defense after she threw boiling water during a recent quarrel. Doctors examined him at the Providence police station and urged placement at the Poor Farm for a month to ease his despondency and misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noone
Manley
Providence
George
Denne
Tripone
Donne
Gunster Yeasterday
George Noone
Important Meeting At Welsh Congregational Church
An important meeting connected with a Sunday observance movement will be held at the Welsh Congregational Church on Sunday near the Puritan Congregational, Wales.
Dickson and Von pre collieries workers receive pay
Pay day reported for employees at Dickson and Von pre collieries. A Brentia programme is set for a Dutch Gap Mission school social at the Congregational church West Market street on Monday with ice cream lemonade and other refreshments. Tickets cost 10 cents and proceeds aid the mission. Elegant framed pictures are on sale at half price from Chicago Art Co. 127 Penn avenue. A Shirley rules alley ball match is planned Monday at the O Malley court for 10 a side with White and Kennedy vs V Patch and Rodder. Referee to be chosen on site. The Chicago Art Co. also advertises stock clearance. Rev Floyd Fuller spoke to the Methodist Epworth league in Florida. Maud Miller and Frank Chamberlain reportedly won a prior dispute and were escorted by patrol with a $10 fine for a lady. North Main Avenue church Sunday school plans an annual Farview excursion on Thursday. Special Officer Boyd missed Jim Jackson yesterday due to injuries from a razor. Citizens band advertised a picnic at Frear’s grove Tuesday. Rev D M Kinter opened air meeting denouncing a recent TriBUNE report on arrests. When in the city visit the Hub for a noice lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Gap Mission School
Congregational Church
West Market Street
Chicago Art Co
Penn Avenue
O'Malley Court
White
Kennedy
V. Patch
Rodder
Martin Burns
Floyd Fuller
Methodist Epincipal Church
Epworth League
League
Florida
Woich
Maud Miller
Frank Chamberlain
North Main Avenue
Farview
Boyd
Jim Jackson
Jim
Frear's Grove
D. M. Kinter
the Tribune
Lot
Roaring Brook Bridge To Be Through Pratt Truss Design
The Roaring Brook bridge ordinance, approved on third reading, calls for a Through Pratt Truss with seven spans from 88 ft 6 in to 210 ft. The $100000 project includes masonry anchorage and an overall 014 ft length, with a 38 ft roadway and two 9 ft sidewalks. Two towers on the south side and four on the north will support the structure over Delaware, Lackawanna and Western tracks and near a reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaring Brook
Select Council
Linden Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Steal Company
Worka
Roaringbrook
Cooper
Notable Visitors and Local Notices in Boston and Nearby
Andrew Best visits Boston while Peter Murray of Butte Montana is guest of Patrick Corcoray of Meadow Brook. Undertaker Jordan plans a brief seashore stay. Gil Gallon sells medicinal wines at Spruce Street. Martin Gannon injured by a falling pig iron piece at lower mill Thursday morning. Ancient Order of Hi berniona Division No. 14 holds first meeting. Maggie Gallagher and May Dig an visit Patrick McNamera in Cherry Street. Exchange Motel markets pure whiskeys sugar and ale with daily soup. Mark McGowan entertains niece Sadig McGowan from New York and brother Michal McGowan of Cincinnati. Twelfth ward praises its councilman. Mr Manley praised as tireless city worker and bright city father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Gilgallon
Spruce Street
Martin Gannon
Order of Hiberniona
Maggie Gallagher
May Digan
New York
Patrick McNamera
Cherry Street
Exchange
Mark McGowan
Tiver Street
Sadig McGowan
Michal McGowan
Cincinnati
Twelfth Ward
Manley
Scranton Business Directory Preview Promises Wide Ad Reach
Tax Tribune announces an forthcoming illustrated directory of Scranton area wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests bound as a book with portraits and city views to attract newcomers and boost local commerce. Representatives will approach names listed for subscriptions and notices for residence viewings. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills are advertised with local store location provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tninone
Ecranton
Scranton
Copiaa
Tax Tribune
Hature
Teachers Seek Outside Work Over Low Scranton Pay
A Scranton board and teachers clash over salaries condemning outside work to supplement meager pay. A principal argues raises are justified as salaries lag behind fifty to sixty other cities, prompting debate over work time and board policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwwn
United States
Scranton
Meniker
A Wonderful Criminal Horace D Baker Slew of Forgeries
Police chase Horace D Baker a master forger listed under many aliases including Robert I Harvey and Henry M Thomas. Pinkerton records show he netted about 60000 while posing as religious helper and preying on church members across Vineland Pittston and other cities with two brothers also in New York business involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace D. Baker
Vineland
N. J
Pinkerton
National Detective Agency
Baker
Robert I. Harvey
Henry M. Thomas
Reade Halford
Herbert E. Roberts
Ralph ©. Hunter
A. G Hivvkley
Sherman Melchell
Henry W. Hunter
Lawrence Stevens
A. G. Buckley
C E Hiscock
Henry B. Heatt
Frank P. Woods
Oe P. Sage
Frank Moulton
Walter B Snow
G. W. Nelson
W. H. Bonner
Victor Fennick
W. H. Miles
New York City
Familly
Harvey
Pittston
Delaware Lackawanna shop updates and engine 245 status
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western machine shop employees are to be paid today. Engine 245 Buster’s engine will leave the shops today likely to pull trains seven and eight next week. The railroad is slack due to August coal output cuts. Fireman Will Gable has taken a fifteen day vacation. Engineer Lyman Chase of Factoryville was in Great Bend once, with unclear notes about Tourjo and Roberts and a Mutual Aid excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Buster
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Weathern
Will Gable
Lyman Chase
Factoryvil
Tourjo
Roberts
Scranton and rail news mixed with ads and notes
A fragmentary item lists railroad moves including Merritt Hudson on Lehigh Valley gravel train, engine 835, and Valley engine 325. It mentions a July 14 excursion from Scranton to Harvey's Lake, plus a brief line about a Scranton institution and its managers. An assortment of remedies, tunes, organs, and music boxes are advertised with prices and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Pleasant Beach
Scranton
Harvey's Lake
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh Valley
Merritt Hudson
Charles E. Rick
Wabash
Nobby Coat For Summer Tennis Wear
A long cut double breast blue and black serge coat announced for summer novelty wear. The item is pitched as proper attire for tennis and related leisure activities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Usk the
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
H. B. Ware
Republican Party
Lackawanna County
Recorder of Deeds
H. L. Halstead
West Side News Notes
Moody
J A. Lunding
Fred Whittemore
Warren G. Partridge
N. F. Stahl
Louis Mattes
W. W. Lathrope
L. M. Horton
J. L. Hangi
Giles Clark
Tribune
Per Tov
Union
Reve
Pearce
McLeod
Robinson
Partridge
Stahl
Ford
Floyd
Guild
Moody Corps
North End
George Moone
North End Briefs
Dickson and
von Pre
South Side
Andrew Best
Boston
Peter Murray
Butte, Mont
Patrick Corcoray
Meadow Brook
Bcranton
Ted
God
Hood
Lackawanoa Avenue
Tarweune
Board of Control
Hessom
Pullman
Pullmans
Bucklen
Matthews Brown
Gautachi & Sons
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Pillebary
Libbey
Haviland & Co
Weichel & Millar
Freeman's New
ELRY
Freeman's
Martin & Delany's
Wyoming Avenue
Lacka. Ave
DR. Shimberg
Spruce ST
Old Post Office
Conrad
Japan
Ditchburn
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton Press Club
America
Attorney C. Smith
Joseph Greenhalgh
Rewark
Dunmore
Avoca
Ts Ayl
Jermyn
Jaye Pookville
iTenane
Price
Plymouth
Hoatacale
Sam Hite Mills
Hawley
G/c
Florey & Holt
M. C
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing Company
EARN
Desronse Hartmann
Biveh
N. A. Hulbert
City Music Store
Wioming AV
Scrantos
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Akon
Orcans
Aneesthene
Henwood & Wardell
Atom
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicyclmss and Sporting Goods
Mor, Genta, Fylazall Diamem
Sohmer Ianos
Columbus Monement
Washington Av
Scrantan
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