Scranton Investor Ad Promotes Securities For Sale
Connell Building broker Comegys & Co announces available securities for sale including Pocono Ice Co bonds Central Pennsylvania Brewing Co bonds Eeconomy Steam Heat Co bonds International Text Book Co stock United States Lumber Co Bank stock Telephone bonds Clark & Snover Tobacco Co stock Olyphant Water Co bonds Tithe Guaranty and Trust Co stock with 8 percent on par. Phone 109 for arrangements.
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Pocono Ice Co
Central Pennsylvania Brewing Co
Eeconomy Steam Heat Co
International Text Book Co
United States Lumber
Real Estate Investor Connell Building Advertisement
Real estate ad by R. Ernest Comegys & Co invites buyers to Scranton properties for sale and handsome seventh floor offices in the Connell Building. It promises quick cheap loans on Scranton real estate and invites the public to visit and learn that the firm has funds available.
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Connell Building
Consumers' Gas franchise row sparks council clash in Scranton
The Scranton select council passes the Consumers' Gas company ordinance on third reading amid accusations of money influence. Merriman and Clemons demand proof while other measures push land purchases, sewer work, hydrant tests, and new ordinances across city departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers’ Gas Company
Select Council
Old Gang
Common Council
Coleman
Merriman
Clemons
Yens
von Bergen
Costello
Dbd
Dyinis
Morgan
Regan
Maloney
Neagil
Schroeder
Quinnin
Cosgrove
O' Boyle
Coyne
McAndrew
Nays
Melvin
Chittenden
Vaughan
Lackawanna Avenue
Chemical Company No. 1
Department of Public Safety
Bureau of Police
Green's Place
Gibson Street
Quincy
Taylor Avenues
Norton ordinance revival and water pressure dispute in Keyser Valley
At a special meeting commoners revived the Norton ordinance for a second permanent man at the Keyser Valley hose house while funding remains disputed. Controller Costello blocks transfers until deficiency provisions are made. Watson says balances can be moved now. The council plans amendment at the next meeting and the building committee reports on the proposed fire and police headquarters behind city hall. Also dockets the McGuire damage claim from Wyoming opening.
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Norton
Keyser Valley
Costello
Watson
Keller
Paine
City Hall
Personal Notices From A Busy Summer Week
Attorney C Soper is in New York on business. Miss Mary Jawkes of Providence road stays at Athletic City. Miss Margaret Jordan of Green Ridge returned from Parsons. Mrs Curtis B Florey and Miss Maud Florey are at Waverly Massachusetts. Alderman M J Thuddy of the Sixteenth ward is in Atlantic City. Mikes Lelia Bolton visits Binghamton and will stay with Miss Wallace. Mrs Emily F B Tierns and grandson Richard Edwardsire spend August in Dunhyy New York. Miss Maud Wigeing of 22 Gibson street vacationing at Easton and Delaware Water Gap. Mr and Mrs Fr O Williams of Binghamton are guests of Mr and Mrs W G Pasold of Pine street. Mr and Mrs J M Hine and son Donald left yesterday for Belmont and Sugarloaf Mountain for a week. Nellie and Josephine Mahon of Mulberry street spend a few weeks at Cape May and Atlantic City. Clerk FE R W Bearle of the district federal court back in the city after a visit to Susquehanna county. Mrs E D Shopland of Wil Gibson street called to Pittsburgh to tend to her son, Mary C Shopland, who is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Rev Dr James Hughes and Mrs Hughes and their two daughters stay at Butternut Ridge farm in Wayne county. The rural retreat is aiding Mrs Hughes health and she is expected to be restored by late summer.
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C, WH. Soper
New York City
Mary Jawkes
Providence Road
Athletie City
Margaret Jordan
Green Ridge
Parsons
Curtis B. Florey
Maud Florey
Waverly
M. J. Thuddy
Sixteenth Ward
Atlantic City
Mikes Lelia Bolton
Bingshamton
Wallace
Emily F. B
Tierns
Richard Edwardsire
Dunhyy N.Y
Maud Wigeing
Gibson Street
Easton
Delaware Water Gap
O. Williams
Binghamton
W. G. Pasold
Piie Street
J. M. Hine
Donald
Belmont
Nellie
Josephine Mahon
Mulberry Street
Cape Alay
Re. W. Bearle
District Federal Court
Susquehanna County
E.D. Shopland
Wil Gibson Street
Pittsburg
C. Shopland
James Hughes
Tlughes
Butternut Ridge Farm
Wayne County
Hughes
Scranton Business College Reopens This Tuesday
Day and evening sessions of Scranton Business College will reopen Tuesday September 2. For information write, call, or phone 564. Buck and Whitmore at corner Adams and Linden offer services, and Griffin Art Co. at 200 Wyoming Avenue provides fine photographs.
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Scranton Business College
Buck & Whitmore
Adams and
Linden
Griffin Art Co
Wyoming Avenue
First Drug Store Raid Ends With Fine for Manager
Captain Williams arrested Charles H. Johnston, manager of Albert Schultz's drug store at Webster avenue and Mulberry street, on liquor sale charges. Johnston pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars plus 10 dollars costs after a hearing. evidence included a bottle claimed to hold chocolate but judged whiskey by authorities.
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Williams
Charles H. Johnston
Mulberry Street
Albert Schultz
Webster Avenue
Atlantic City
Day
Johnston
Howe
Schultz
Captain Williams
Local runners make gains as standings shift
Fred Kibler and Edna Coleman moved up two places while Homer Kresge tied Beatrice Harpur for thirteenth. Maxwell Shephard of Carbondale advances to eighth among leaders. Mr Kellerman continues climbing.
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Fred Kibler
Edna Coleman
Homer Kresge
Beatrice Harpur
Maxwell Shepherd
Carbondale
Kellerman
Standing of Contestants in Local Event
A list ranks 1 through 78 of participants from Scranton to Brooklyn with scores or positions. Notable names include A J Kellerman, Charles Burns, Oscar H Kipp, Albert Freedman, Fred K Gunster, Homer Kresge, Miss Jane Mathewson, Miss Edna Coleman, J J Clark, Louis Gere, Elmer Williams. The table shows locations such as Scranton Elmhurst Carbondale Hyde Park Hallstead Providence Forest City and Green Ridge with varied scores and placements.
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A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Albert Freedman
Belle- Fug
Maxwell Shepherd
Carbondale
Chas, W. Dorsey
L. E. Stanton
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
A. Harpenstrite
Mos Thompson
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Harry Madden
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Stead
Hendrick Adams
Chin- Chilla
Ccieeseeeewee
William Cooper
Priceburg
Lee Culver
Springville
Grant M. Decker
Hall- Stead Veces
Esses Ces
Hugh Johnston
Forest City
Erecrei Neces Ercceres Eie Oo
Mary Yerger
Green Ridge
Nesc Cccce
Eddie Morris
South Scranton
Meducational Contest ties broken and scores rise
In yesterday's Tri bune Meducational Contest Edna Coleman added two points reaching twenty nine and tied Eddie Morris for twenty eighth. Fred Sibler gained two points to break a tie with Harry Danvers and reach twenty second. Homer Kresge earned one point to create a new tie with Beatrice Harpur for thirteenth. Albert Freedman Charles W. Dorsey and Maxwell Shepherd increased scores without rising on the main table. A J Kellerman added twelve points to his rising total.
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Tribune
Edna Coleman
Eddie Morris
Fred Sibler
Harry Danvers
Providence
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Beaatrice Harpur
Thompson
Albert Freedman
Bellevue
Charles W. Dorsey
Scranton
Maxwell Shepherd
Carbondale
A. J. KeHerman
Railway Officials Tour City In Inspection Party
Central Railroad of New Jersey officials visited the city in a large inspection tour led by Division Passenger Agent J. S. Swisher. The list included General Manager W. C. Bosler General Superintendent C. W. Huntington and other top executives and managers.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
J. 8. Swisher
W. CG. Bosler
C. W. Huntington
Lehigh and Susaquehanna
New Jersey Central
M. M. Stitchey
Lehigh and Susquehanna
William Dods
J. A. Taylor
C. E. Chambers
Charles van Why
F. KM
Hightec
C. P. Adams
Sherman
Kerwin
Reward Offered by Railroad for Bellevue Washery Fire
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad offers a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who set fire to the Bellevue washery on Friday evening August 1 1902. R A Phillips Superintendent Coal Mining Dept.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Bellevue Washery
R. A. Phillips
Coal Mining Dept
Special meeting for funeral of Charles F Thomas announced
A special meeting is set for this evening in the reading room of the G A R Memorial building to arrange the funeral for our late brother Charles F Thomas. By order of John R Farr Captain Attest William Widener First Sergeant
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Reading
Charles F. Thomas
John R. Farr
William Wiidener
Hancock excursion details and local services offered
N. O and W excursion to Hancock on Sunday August 10 promises a return fare of $1.00. Train departs Scranton at 8 40 a m. Dr Lindabury surgeon of diseases of women specializes 216 Connell building hours 11 a m to 4 p m and 7 to 8 pm. Griffin Art Co 209 Wyoming avenue offers first class picture framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Scranton
Lindabury
Connell Building
Griffin Art Co
Wyoming Avenue
Cortez Key West Cigars at O'Hara's in several sizes
A brief note lists Cortez Key West Cigars available at O'Hara's in several box sizes for trade.
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Cortez Key West Cigars
O'Hara
Two Disorderly Conduct Cases In Linden Street
Mrs. Mary Hopking and Mrs. Mary Ratchford were arrested and arraigned before Magistrate John T. Howe for disorderly conduct. Attorneys Quinnian and Corbett represented the women. Mrs. Ratchford testified a child in a white Fauntleroy suit was struck by Mrs. Hopkins, and both cases were held under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hopking
Mary Ratchford
Linden Street
John T. Howe
John P. Quinnian
Hopkins
Corbett
Picture Framing Sale at Wyoming Avenue
Local ad announces discounted framing services at 200 Wyoming Avenue offering low prices on picture frames and mounting options. Store promotes limited-time deals and in-store consultations with sample displays available.
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Wyoming Avenue
Open Air Concert Tonight by Lawrence Band at Beranton Stand
The Lawrence band performs a mixed programme at the Beranton Bicycle club band stand tonight at 8 o clock. It includes marches and overtures such as New England's Finest Clarke The Finest Heart Throbs Overture From Dawn to Twilight Bennett Fantasia Selior Bonge Weldon Medley The Rage in Ireland Beyer Fantasia A Midnight Round of GUSTO and Amicigia Chamberg.
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Lawrence
Beranton
New England
Clarke
Rilenbong
Are You Going With the N. W. Excursion to Hancock
A notice invites readers to join the N. W. excursion to Hancock on Sunday August 16 with departure at 6 30 a m. The call emphasizes a timely response and organized arrangements for the trip.
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Washington Ave
R. ¥. Comegys & Co
R. Ernest Comegys & Co
Carter Building
Peter N. Haan
I. F Megargel & CO
Commonwealth Bldg
the People's Bank
South
Stone Avenue
Willow Street
Scranton Railway Company
Alder Street
Hickory
Birch, Alder
River Streets
Hertz Court
Willow Eat
Herty Court
Gl Dons & Co
Washburn Street
Everett Avenue
Planus
Phelps Street
Capouse Avenue
River Street
Kirstcourt
Pittston Avenue
J. A. Honewell
Council
Delaware Streets
Srade
Monroe Avenue
Arthur Avenue
Sime
Seventeenth
Prospect Avenue
Bureaus of Fire and Police
Scranton Street
Gas House Bridge
Delaware, Larkiwinna and Western Railroad
Council Asso
Spring Brook Water Company
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Public Safety
Fire Department
Recorder
Wis
Connell
Lackawanna Iron and Bleel Company
Logan
D D
Walter Scranton
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Fivenuc
Ecity
Fifth Sewer
Jones
Heat and Power Company
Albert Lewis
Fifth Ward
Sadie Place
Decker
Hollow Street Bridge
Consolidated Telephone Company
Lincoln Avenue
Jackson
Washburn Streets
Meridian Street
Twelfth Street
Lucerne
Division Streets
Fifteenth Ward
Bloom Avenue
Price Street
Bromley
Garfield Avenues
IN Common Council
Judiciary Committee
Ann
Catherine McGuire
Wyoming
St. Luke’s Parish House
J. Alfred Pennington
Siri
W. G. Watkins
Folding Pocket
Kodak
Willian Sherwood
William T
Rodrigues
L. . Stanton
Herbert Thompson
J. A. Havenstrite
Hendrick Adiuns
Sons of Veterans
Hosiary Bare Ain
Taal
Mrs. Ratchford
Mrs. Hopkins
Delaware
Spruce ST
Yne
Lawrence Band
Franklin Ave
Cloria
Os-In
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Coo
Spruce Street
Snow
Dickson Mill & Grain Co
Scranton and Olyphant
Allis-Chalmers
Bucetssora
Machitte Bessives
Dickson Manutecine Co
Wilkes-Barre
M.T. Keller Lackawanna Carriage Works
Albert Ball
Joseph Kuettel
Peter Stipp
Offlee
Washington Avenue
GOM
M. H. Dale
General Buses
Oflee
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