City Notes Alderman: Marry John King and Belle Van Genlen
Alderman Myron Eason officiated the marriage of John King and Belle Van Genlen of Lake Street. Delegates race coverage mentions John J. Grities seeking the Democratic delegate seat in the Second District of the Eighth Ward. A drawing for Joseph Richards’s will set for August 1 at Dr TL Evans hall. Local trolley news notes a ride with fare 20 cents and 7:15 p.m. departure. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western pays Storm shaft employees tomorrow, with a separate Saturday payment starting 8 a.m. Deserter Moar WH Garrin captured. Desertion case linked to Fifteenth Infantry. Cuyiea mine likely to resume next week after repairs. Train delay from the Wordburn and Drinker line due to car No. 9 incident near No. 3% school on Madison. Switchmen’s excursion to Water Gap set to be the largest yet, chaired by Frank Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King
Belle van Genlen
Lake Street
Alderian Myron Eason
Speedway Hotel Open All Year Offers Day and Night Carriages
A first class city hotel on the mountain invites public patronage. Rifle Range is open. Carriages depart Mears building corner at 6 15 am 6 30 am 6 15 pm leave Speedway Hotel at 7 30 am 5 00 pm 9 00 pm. Chicken and Waffles served every Tuesday and Friday dinners.
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Mears Building
Speedway Hotel
Dining Hours and Large Party Contact in Cafe
The cafe lists breakfast from six to nine a.m. lunch from one to two thirty p.m. and dinner from six to nine p.m. Lunch is available all day in the cafe. Arrangements for large parties by phone at 4674.
Tribune Educational Contest Ticket Sale Notice
The notice states that for the fall event 1,000 people may be accommodated if ticket sales are sufficient by Thursday. Gorman will be at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western depot on Wednesday and Thursday nights between 8 and 10 o'clock to sell tickets. Read the full description of The Tribune's Educational Contest on the fourth page.
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Gorman
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Depot
Thoreday
the Tribune
Woolley to Speak in Scranton Before Aug 21 Campaign
Hon John G Woolley prohibition candidate for president will address an Arirat camp meeting in Susquehanna county on Monday Aug 20. He arrives in the city at 1 24 that night and on Aug 21 departs at 9 10 for Mountain Park to attend the temperance reunion and give an address. Mrs Annabel M Holvey of West Pittston also speaks on Facts and Fallacies. West Pittston choir and Miss Hughes duet performances accompany the event.
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John G. Woolley
Prohibition
Arirat
Susquehanna County
Women's Christian Temperance Union of
Thompson
Mountain Park
Temperanre
Mia
Annabel M. Holvey
West Pittston
W. H. Holvey
Richard Dando
William Wicks
John Monie
Walter Schofield
Christopher M. Taggitt
William Laidler
John Barnfield
Wiliam Wicks
Misses Hughes
West Scranton woman cares for many animals with devotion
Mrs. William Bowers of 1011 Washburn Street is a humane animal caretaker and adviser to notable animal lovers. She shares her life with two dogs a Shepherd Scotch Collie and a Newfoundland three cats and one canary and tends to injured or suffering animals and seeks good homes for pets including seven kittens found through a Tribune ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
William Bowers
Washburn Street
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Animal Protective League
New York
Virgina Pope
Mrs. Bowers
Seashore Excursion Claims Stir Scranton Warning
The Times notes multiple excursions to Ocean Grove and Asbury Park on August 11 with D L and W R T and Jersey Central trains. It counters a Trunk Line Association claim and urges readers to verify schedules at 2 West Lackawanna for accurate details.
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Asbury Park
Long Branch
D. L
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
J. H. P Durkin
Scranton
Trunk Line Association
West Lackawanna Avenue
Ocean Grove
Seashore
Jersey Central
Seashore Inter
Arthur Gordon Hames Dies in Scranton Cholera Fortum
In Scranton Pennsylvania on Aug 8 1000 Arthur Gordon Hames son of E J Harnea of St North Irving Avenue Dunmore died of cholera at Fortum. Funeral from the residence at 3:00 PM Aug 9 will be private.
Reynolds alleges cheating in People's Coal stock transfer case
Equity suit in Wilkes-Barre where H. B. Reynolds and W. P. Boland challenge stock re assignment in the People's Coal Co. Reynolds claims shares were shifted through W. P. Boland and others without return per agreement. Defendants deny any re assignment agreement and assert an outright sale. Hearing opened with cross examination of Boland.
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H. M. Edwards
H. B. Reynolds
W. PF. Boland
Boland
John A. Mears
People's Coal Company
W. P. Boland
S. N. Stettler
George &. Horn
G. Boland
Stettler
Mr. Stettler
C. G. Holand
Reynolds
Tra L. Rowlson
W. 7. Lewis
C. G. Boland
George 8. Horn
W. P. Noland
W. P. Toland
Rowlson and Lewis
Mears
Newcomb
Plaintff
Joseph O'Brien
Herman Osthaus
John T. Lenahan
Wilkes-Barre
Etulee Accused of Repeated Death Threats
On several occasions Etulee has allegedly threatened his own life. Authorities note multiple such incidents and investigations underway.
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Etulee
Tolin King and Others Noted on Lake and Putnam Streets
Street readings list Tolin King Helle Von Gorden Lake street Award Martin 225 Putnam street Sadie Noone 208 Putnam street with unclear roles.
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Tolin King
Mary Rogers v Scranton case moved to attorney for trial
The case of Mary Rogers against the city of Scranton was referred to Attorney P. W. Clallagher by agreement. Plaintiff represented by James J. O Malley and defendant by City Solicitor Woohbure. A $5,900 damages suit against the Delaware and Hudson company was started by C. Comegys for Elizabeth Fi Reynolds Frank Russin and John Metryam. Offenders charged with assault and battery with intent to kill were released on $200 bail. William A. Price, Springbrook tax collector, fled his bond of $45 in the Clerk of Courts office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rogers
Scranton
P. W. Clallagher
James J. O'Malley
Woohbure
Delaware and Hudson Company
C. Comegys
Elisabeth Fi
Reynolds
Frank Russin
John Metryam
Olt Forge
Edwards
Philip Schwertz
William A. Price
Springbrook Township
Daniels
William Nichards
William NR. Matthews
Funeral for Thomas P. Wendover Draws Wide Fraternal Turnout
About four hundred people attended the funeral at 313 Madison Avenue with members of the Knights of Maccabees Knights of Malta Red Men Foresters in full numbers. Services at the home and at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station preceded the train to Union City Pa for interment. City dignitaries and lodge representatives led a large procession with floral tributes honoring the deceased enduring community ties.
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Thomas P. Wendover
Madison Avenue
Knights of Maccabees
Knights of Malta
Red Men and
Foresters
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weslern
Union City
Erie County
Bh. Williams
James Hudson
I. O. Ives
Servicca
Fielding
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Anthracite Commandery
Wendover
Ridgeway
Scranton
Hyde Park
Electric City
Ladies of
Frank &. Reese
C. ©. Swartz
Malta
John J. Collins
Ernest F. York
the Maccabees
EL. F. Altemose
The
T. H., Jackson
Marshall Thomson
Red Men
A. D. van Buskirk
C. L. Teeter
Maccabees
G. C. Richter
Thos, Harber
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Singer Sewing Machine Company
That High School Berth
Comment swirls around the vacant high school mathematics chair after Miss Mattie Gregg resigns and Prof William Bchimpif is promoted. Prof Kemmerling of No 5 school is a leading candidate with others from Richmond in the field. If Kemmerling takes the post, rivals will seek his former berth. Also named is Prof Thomas of Keystone Academy.
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Mattie Gregg
William Bchimpif
Kemmerling
No. 5
Thomas
Keystone Academy
Which Would You Choose An Easy Problem in Economics
The article discusses piano pupils at the Conservatory of Music and compares half hour lessons priced at $1 or $1.50 with hour lessons under the Faelten system. It claims Faelten lessons double pupil progress and asks which of the seventy new pupils chose, and which the reader would choose.
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Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Winslows Soothing Years Advertisement Claim
An old ad copy touts lasting marriage and mothers’ trust for a product named Winslow's Soothing Years. It promises perfect success, soothing the child and easing pain, urging use of this brand over others. The fragment cites a twenty five cent price.
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Eve Wor
Tak Tor
Winslow
Revival of Mrs Newell Case Clarified by Brother Letter
Francis W Hanawalt of Iowa Wesleyan University writes to Scranton readers defending Rev Charles F Newell and Lydia Newell. He asserts no severance with kin, disputes post mortem claims, and urges accuracy about the Dowie faith and inquest. He details family letters and burial practices to counter alleged misconduct.
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Mr. Newell
Father
the Tribune
Francis W. Hanawalt
Department of
Iowa Wesleyan University
Mt. Pleasant
Towa
Hanawalt
Ghirles F. Newell
Throop
Logansport
Ind
Scranton
Green Castle
Flora and
Micelé
Cheveler
Juile
Charlow F. Newall
Murmlers
Lyria
Folkev
Issa
Ale
Flora
Alvin
Elf Howe
Montivello
Hite
Mia
el White
Chambers
Ned
Father Mever
Bat Ledia
Newell
Mever
Lecauw
Learies
Maidle
Lydia
Diarrhea Remedy Praised by Civil War Veteran
During the Civil War and the Spanish American War diarrhea was a major army problem. David Taylor of Virgs Ridge Greene County PA used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and found quick relief. Sold by Matthew Brothers wholesale and retail agents.
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Spain
David Taylor
Virgs Ridge
Greene County
Chamberlain
Matthew Brothers
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H. B. Ware
Abe
John J. Grities
Detmieritic Emunity
Secoml
Eighth Wate
Wenitt
Joseph Richards
TL Evans
South Main Avenue
Venta
Loke
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Joly Mile
Moar WH
Garren
United States Infantry
Cuyyea
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Hailed Company
HTL
Wordburn and Drinker
Seighten Railway Company
Twoulinary
Lackawanna All Western
Water Gap Synlay Presdios
Frank Jones
Speedway News
Samuel B, Cox
P, O
Woolley
Baratoga Water, Wholesale Agency
Coursen's
People’s Coal Company
Mr. Reynolds
Reynold
Mr Mears
G. Bound
Maintiff
W. G. Boland
Naship Ktulee
Joseph Simon
Eadle Millard
Etlee
Father Simon
Mary Simon
South Side
Mise Millard
Etutee
Aeaplas
Soper
Mary Gargory
Simon
Etule
Court House News Notes
Penn Avenue
Mrs. Winslow
Charlie FL Newell
Monticello
Abram
Catherine Hanawalt
Mora
Mra
Campbrell
Lucy Rider Myr
Chloneo
Indiana
Town
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Taby Tvdia Kunten
China
Geo. V. Millar & Co. Yrs
Saar
Spruce Street
Our Bakery
Williams
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Ave
Talenl
Zenda
You
Cushman Bros, CO
Nudson St
N.Y
Dr. Reyer
Sie Spruce St. Opp. Court House
Charles F. Nowell
Francis W. Manawalt
Department Mathemation
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Wesleyan
Knights OF Pythias
Harrisburg
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