Various residents and visitors flock to beaches and lakes
Mrs. Louis Gernon and families spend time at Asbury Park and Windsor while Dr. J L Peck travels to Boston and Nova Scotia. Attendees include Miss Row Wormaer in Asbury Park, the Collins sisters at Lake Ariel, and families at Long Beach New York. Local officials and others take August vacations at Lake Clemo Ocean Grove and Lake Tollewild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gernon
Asbury Park
N. A
Row
Wormaer
Brunswack
R. Nelson la Bar
Lake Clemo
DD. Sandereon
Throop
Cape May
Margaret
Lulu Collins
Lake Ariel
Arja Williams
Eon
Adirondacks
Hoth
Philadelphia
S. Hess
Pine Street
Nellie Sweeney
Board of Health
Anna Backus
Thornhursd
C. A. van Wormer
Montrose
Mia
Charles Schlager
Long Beach
N.Y
James Dorkin
Langan
Ywoul
Lacka- Wanda Avenue
Howell
C. A. Hartley
Lake Tollewild
Victor E. Arnold
Romayne
Mra
FP. C. Prize
WW. OD
Ehnder
Ocean Hotel
CL Taylor
J. A. Stone
Ocean Grove
Tom Gippel
Second Peel Vyterian Church
Huntingdon
7. M
Sunday at Lake Lodore with D and H reduced fares
The Delaware and Hudson railroad offers greatly reduced rates for Sunday travel to Lake Lodore on August 12. The Mozart band of Carbondale performs in the great dance pavilion, with naptha launches and row boats available. Trains depart from the D and H depot at 9, 11.03, and 3.62 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Lake Lodore
Mozart Band
Carbondale
Naptha
Delaware and Hudson
Poultry and Pets Meeting Promoted by Local Fanciers
Attendees invited to a Scranton gathering at the music store of F Cc Ricker 246 Adams avenue on Monday August lath 1900 at 720 pm to organize a fanciers association and plan a poultry show this winter exhibitors urged to attend whether or not they currently breed stock committee members KE Ricker Geo Pryor and others urge participation in exhibition plans and educational contest noted on the fourth page of The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Cc. Ricker
Adams Avenue
Court House Square
Scranton
Ricker
Geo
Pryor
Trespass suit over water company land in Monroe County
Auit filed against Poceona Mountain Water Supply Co alleging damages of 60 for barn and farm implements moved or damaged during eminent domain work at Cather ine Miller tract in Tunkhanock township Monroe County. Water company officials Frothingham Reynolds Wickhelser arrested on a copy. bail set at 1000. Injunction case with Provident Life and Trust Co postponed from Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auit
Poceona Mountain Water Supply Company
Tunkhantock Township
Monroe County
Teane
Fred Miller
Catherine Miller
Arthur Frothingham
Annette Reynolds
Jerome Wickhelser
Water Company
Provident Life and Trust Company
Local Favorite Fitz Triumphs in Scranton Fight
Crowds gathered in central city hotels to view the Fitgelmmans Rubiin bout. Lainky Tob sparked pandemonium with news of a knockout blow as fans hailed Fite as a top figure in the ring and predicted a possible rematch with Jeffries to reclaim the world title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lainky Tob
Ounishmin
Fite
Fitasimmona
Scranton
Jeffries
Hia Me
City Health Cited as Scranton Report Shows Fewer Disease Cases
Scranton today is described as healthy with a notable drop in contagious disease reports. The Board of Health records show thirteen cases last week, and an even lower rate this week, marking a significant improvement in public health amid heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Man Arraigned for Tree Obstruction on Scranton Line
Frank Toole of South Scranton was arraigned before Alderman Howe for obstructing traffic on the Pittston avenue branch by cutting down a tree and leaving it on the track. The Scranton Railway Company claims $10 in trade and $6.50 to remove the tree. Hearing continued until Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Toole
South Scranton
Alderman Howe
Stephen Dyer
Scranton Railway Company
Pittston Avenue
New Flag Delivered for Federal Building
In response to a requisition from Postmaster Ripple a new flag for the Federal building was yesterday received from Chief C F Shoemaker of the revenue cutter service. It is the regulation national ensign for federal buildings. Assistant Postmaster D W Powell says about one flag a year is used on the Naggs post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripple
C. F. Shoemaker
Revenue Cutter Service
D. W. Powell
Postofice
Conservatory Premium Offer At Scranton Conservatory
The Scranton Conservatory of Music announces a premium offer for piano course referrals for the 1800 01 school year. Referrers earn a percentage credit toward their own tuition. excess over tuition is paid in cash. A top referrer wins a cash reward equal to tuition plus premium on all secured students. Registration and terms available at 64 Linden Street with Director J Alfred Pennington. The Scranton Business College fall term opens Sept 10 with catalog in press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Oet
Linden Street
J. Alfred Pennington
Scranton Business College
Lackawanna Union Organized by Local Miners
In Mears Hall a large crowd of Delaware Lackawanna and Western mine workers formed the Lackawanna union restricted to workers at local collieries. A seven member committee was named to draft a constitution and by laws, with a plan for future mass meetings and colliery organizing drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears’ Hall
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mines
Maurice Walsh
T. C. Davis
Joseph Seward
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western
Mear's Hall
Lackawanna Union
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Taylor
Dickson City
Lfe
Arthur Lewis
Brisbin
Howell G. Reese
Hyde Park
Delaware, Lackawinna and
Western Mine Workers
William G. Howell
Thomas J. Morgan
Michael J. Gallagher
Vaughn Richard
William H. Parry
Thomas B. Davis
Michael J. Hogan
Do Not Think Do Not Think Canned Meats Sale
Do Not Think Do Not Think You are obliged to pay more for canned meats. Our supplies are large and prices offered are very low. Deviled Meats 10c the regular 20c. Lunch Tongue 25c. Corned Beef 15c and 25c. Compressed Ham 25c worth 45c. Large cans rolled Ox Tongue 75c. Kippered Herring 18c worth 25c. Soused Mackerel 5c. Finest Boneless French Sardines 25c. French Sardines halves 19c quarters 12c.
Westcott Arrest For Alleged Horsewhipping On Washington
Miss Lottie Westcott was arrested by Constable Feierstein on a warrant from Alderman Kasson after a rodeo of accusations involving Harry Andrews and Miss Thorjs on Washington Avenue near City Hall. Westcott admits living with Andrews on Penn Avenue but denies horsewhipping, claiming only a hearty slap. A hearing before Alderman Kasson is set for this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Westcott
Central Police
M. Fierstein
Alderman Kasson
J. D. Thomas
Harry Andrews
Thor Js
Washington Avenue
Miss Westcott
Andrews
Westcott
Miss Thomas
Misa Westcott
Spruce Street
Felerstein
Frank Mangan
Ulysses
Ninth
Central Police Station
Evile
Penn Avenue
Kasson
First Fatal Prostration Amid Heats at St Marys Seminary
Bernard Weile a 52 year old mason died after suffering heat prostration while working on a wall at the St Marys seminary construction in North Park. He collapsed about 4 pm and died before 7 pm at his home after efforts to revive him failed. He left a wife and three children Matilda Mary and Joseph L. Weile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Seminary
North Park
Bernard Weile
Conrad Schroeder
Welle
Itaty
Mr. Schroeder
Matilda
Mary
Joseph L. Weile
Burns Fatal For Miss Ellenbeth Steinback
Miss Ellenbeth Steinback of 47 Brook Street Booth Scranton died at Moses Taylor Hospital from burns sustained while building a kitchen fire on Monday. Her mother and she attempted to extinguish the flames but she suffered severe burns. She was removed to the hospital in a semi conscious state and died the next morning. Her remains were taken to 347 Locust Street for burial Sunday afternoon at 3 99 o'clock with services at St Mary's church and interment at No 6 Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenbeth Steinback
Brook Street
Booth Scranton
Mosea Taylor Hospital
Steinback
Moses Taylor Hospital
Locust Street
St. Mary's Church
No. 6
Nearing $200,000 goal for Y M C A building fund
The Young Men's Christian Association building fund climbs toward the 200000 mark as 2000 is added since August 1, reaching 197637. Only 9463 remains to fully equip the building. Promised donors should announce their gifts promptly so the deficit can be removed and contracts set this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Old Sol Keeps Up His Deadly Work
Bernard Weile of 704 Cedar avenue and John Fitzsimmons of Mulberry Street died from heat after sunstroke at St Mary's college Northwark. The city sweltered yesterday with a shade high of about 86 degrees and open-air readings near 100. A cold wave was forecast to hit the eastern states by Sunday as prostrations Mount and authorities warned of further heat distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Weile
Cedar Avenue
John Fitzsimmons
Mulberry Street
Whleh
Bernard Welle
St. Mary's College
Northwark
Sol
Sunbeames & Co
Messrs
Shadrach
Meshach
Donations Acknowledged For St Luke's Summer Home
The article lists donors to St Luke's Summer Home including Mr Charles S Weston and Mr Wibart Bowery and notes thanks. It reports one hundred thirty four women and children entertained so far and more than that number waiting for help. it urges further contributions to provide rent for the residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Charles 8
Weston
Wimbart
Williams Brothers Acquire Surprise 6 and 10 Cent Stock
J D Williams and Brothers have purchased the entire stock of the Surprise 6 and 10 cent store and moved it to their Lackawanna Avenue store for sale. Members of Saint George's Lodge No 1 are summoned to attend the funeral of John G Moyle at the lodge hall Sunday August 12 at 1 p.m. Read the Conservatory Premium War notice elsewhere on this page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Willams & Brother
Lackawanna Avenue
Saint George's Lodge
No. 1
John G. Moyle
Altest
J. Rh. Newton
Conservatory Premium War
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tus
Washington Ave
R. BD
DR. Taylor
Wyoming Avenues
Jermyn
Ganderson Avenue
Ackawanna
A. B
Warman
J.L. Peck
Boston
Nova Scotia
D. & H. Railroad
the Tribune
Fitz
Tion
Kemp’s
Thomas C. Davin
North Serraton
Lalker
E. G
Coursen
Burns
Elizabeth Steinback
Mosee Taylor Hospital
J. D. Williams & Bros. New Department
Attention, Sons of Saint George
A.D. Preston
Central
THE & TRADERS \NATION \BANK
Savings Department
United States Depository
John
Porter
W. W. Watson
Mason & Hanlin
Franklin Institute
L. B. Powell & Co
International College of Music
L. W. Carr
Burr
Mudie
Adame Avenue
Ofee
Burr Building
Hand & Payne
Heller
Mars
Cunster & Forsyth
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Warehouse
Green Ridge
Lackawanna Ave
Conrad
Fox
Mears Building
Washington
W.H. Pierce
Penn
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and
Wilkes-Barre
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Waalhet
Wyoming Ave
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