City Notes Pay Pays and Local Events At Mines
The page lists payments and notes from Delaware and Maiden counties with references to mines at So 1 and other local sites. It mentions railway deliveries and a Pennsylvanian route, plus a town view walk featuring Bryne of Onyphant and Crecente of Withee Marre. The week’s changes include Swanton Clearing Hew a provation and assorted listings for Saturday and Sunday activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Maden
Linton
Wderry
Carbondale
Ting
Denviers
Tovke Lodore
Conditions of the steel trade visit by British commission
Enech diame and a British delegation led by Mr James traveled to the United States to study American steel production. The commission, part of the British Trades Association, will visit Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago and other sites to compare practices and costs with English methods. They report a favorable view of American efficiency and pay, noting stronger mechanical advantages and electricity use.
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Enech Diame
Mirminghim
Englnd
Nis
Seth Chiffithe
Spring Street
North Beranton
Danee
Teaves
Tron ‘Teidos Association
James
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Arew
Ciieat
Britain
Gitober 1
Commission
U.S Deane
Provident
Ebeneser Marke
Partie Nent Frem
Kirmingham
Jones
Tribune
Southwark
Philadelphia
South Bethelem
Johnstown
Vyoutagetown
Cleveland
Chicago
Pitteburg
British commission surveys American steel industry
The British Iron Trades association plans a commission visit to the United States to study steel production and the evolving world market. They note wage and living cost differences and predict Americans will retain a strong share until other nations gain similar mechanical advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hnghand
Spain
Meiehirg
Tri Brigland
America
Nmaninieth Steel Trust
Heling
James
United States
Newo Ot
Dominion
Canada
Mritteh Iron Trades Association
United Kingdom
End of Big Contest Set for Formal Dismissal
Convene at Wovelock for midsummer session to issue an order disposing of Langcraff-Kelly Cleotian magies waste. Parties agree to end proceedings by consent of court with probable cause finding for contest disqualification of a voter, saving costs and avoiding lengthy hearings. Also expected is a tax collector case hearing and various judge’s opinions to be issued shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wovelock
Tribune
Sax
Cate
Cworge W. Jenkins
Towneye
Howard
Bongfur Valuiehan
Conrad Sehpoeder
Ridge
Scranton
J. B. Sturges
Braeforyville
Abington
Minet Detord
Silliman, Jr
Boranton
Old Forge Counehmen
Counellian
M. Flow
General Munacer &. EE
New Trains in Use on Lackawanna Route
The Lackawanna Pete received new trains from Buffalo yesterday afternoon for the Pan American crowds. The limited express trains Now 8 and 2 match express times and relieve congestion, offering handsome equipment and better travel both directions. Tourists praised the schedule, noting more travel opportunities and convenient stops along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Pete
Buffalo
Tourlete
Tragic double murder suicide shocks Scranton home
Edwin J. Davie, 34, shot his wife Agnes 24 at their 410 North Bromley avenue residence then killed himself. Both had a five year marriage marked by frequent quarrels. Autopsies confirmed multiple gunshot wounds. a coroner will hear an inquest as neighbors recall the couple’s strained life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Davie
Agnes
North Bromey Avenue
Davis
Woman Attempts Poison Suicide After Domestic Dispute
Mrs Jacob Smith of 742 Adams Ave attempted suicide with Paris Green and nearly killed her year old infant. Neighbors found both in danger after she drank poison following a quarrel with her husband who allegedly beat her with a horsewhip. Dr George Merriman treated mother and child. police questioned Mr Smith.
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Jacob Smith
Adams Avchue
Oviock
Patia Ereen
George
Merriman
Neorgenat
Ridgeway Hu
Is It the Same Whitney in New York Gambler Case
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a Whitney figure connected to a New York gambler case. Mentions Bob Whitmer Drnest Burgdert and a police inquiry context. Confusing text cites a physician, a council, and a printed Jesterlay reference amid unclear narrative.
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New York
Bob Whitmer
HLA
Whittiew
Vejcotie Harrie
Efi
Witlines
Circulars for Buck & Whitmore Pa
Local notice invites readers to write or call for circulars from Buck & Whitmore based in Cranton Pennsylvania. The ad emphasizes job opportunities and contributions related to reliable information and quality materials.
Local youth found shot dead near Moscow town
Leo Langreth a 19 year old laborer from Maple Lake was found on a rock beside the Lackawanna and Western railroad line near Moscow with a revolver in hand. He apparently shot himself after returning from his father’s farm, death deemed self-inflicted by the coroner’s jury. The revolver belonged to his father. The Langreth family previously lived on Prescott Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Langreth
Maple Lake
Moscow
Western Bee
Burke Brow
Aquar
Porithia
Justier
Mile Loman
Ceroner
Brown
Lamoreaux
Hid
T Schenk
Walter van Nrunt
John Gonsales
James Hathwell
Charles van Gorder
Henry Brown
Langreth
Prescott Avenue
Train No 710 Delayed by Landslide Between Danville and Catawisan
Train No 710 on the Bloomsburg division of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad was delayed two hours fifty minutes Saturday night due to a landslide at Roaring Creek water tank between Danville and Catawisan. Earth and cobbris covered twenty five feet of track to a tenth of a mile. No injuries reported. a short time of work restored the track after nearly three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomsburg
Newsboys Strike Sparks Price Fight Over Sunday Papers
The Newsboys union held a Saturday meeting and declared a strike against New York Sunday papers. Some boys sold despite unrest, buying from Lackawanna News Co at four and a half cents while others demanded higher prices. Officials say clashes occurred between President Duffy and others amid turmoil in the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnlow
New York
Lackawoanna News Company
Metropolitan
W. A. Curtis
News Company
Tribune
the Keys
Handleuwe
Duffy
Big Day at Nay Aug Park Draws City Crowd
Superintendent Thomas H. Phillips reported about 12,000 visitors at Nay Aug Park yesterday as crowds filled the grounds. The article notes park improvements planned, bond funds, animal housing, and ongoing construction to enhance the grounds amid a lively display of zoo animals and a humorous monkey and bear duo entertaining guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas HH. Phillips
Nay Aug Park
Tribune
Wis Jeli
Department of Public Works
Avie
Key Park
Arthur Avenue
Vine
Olive Streets
Holgerton
Phillips
Bilevard
Roche Steeia
Conneil Park
Frank Bostock
Nate
Mr. Bostork
Andy
Tin
Menogene
Tim
Wormser
Death of John B. Reilly Former Scranton Resident
John B. Reilly, once a Scranton resident, was fatally injured Wednesday at South Orange No 1 and died Saturday. His body will be brought to the city tonight for burial. A native of Boston, he came here years ago to work for the Western Union Telegraph company, later transferring to South Orange to oversee maintenance of lines between Newark and Orange. He was injured while cutting tree limbs blocking the wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BK. Reilly
South Orange
Kelly
Baston
Uroon Telegraph Company
Romeelle
Oranges
Newark
Death of McReilly Prominent Scranton Figure
McReilly, longtime resident of the ela, died Saturday after injuries from a fall. A former Younrk Men's Institute and St Pauls Pioneer Corps member, he married Mies Annes Gilroy and leaves four children: Margaret, Mary, Agnes and Joann. The funeral mass will be at St Patrick's Church West Scranton with burial in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Ela
Mc Reilly
Younrk Men's Institute
St Pauls Pioneer Corps
Mies Annes Gilroy
Weert Scranton
Joann
Ploh
Gilray
St. Patrick's Church
Scranton
Garvey Announces New Diocese Concration Date
Cardinal Martinelli will preside at the consecration of the Hew ATO Herre as bishop of the newly created diocese. Masses at St John’s Church are set for September 5 with priests from the Scranton and Altoona dioceses to attend. Official boundary documents will be revealed today and priests to join the diocese will be notified this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Piiteten
Veetenday Mornhie
Garvey
St. Peter's Catherel
Boren
Martinelli
Scranton Wand Alton
Offeril
Meotrignor Garvey
Funeral of William Murphy Held at St Peters Cathedral
The funeral of the late William Murphy was held on Saturday morning from St Peters cathedral. Hundreds attended as the body was laid to rest in the cathedral cemetery after a solemn service. Pallbearers named include C. Mosuvihy, John M Volliam, Hugh Walker, Neil McTague, Thomas Morris and J. A. Bhowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Murphy
St. Peters Cathedral
Romaine
Cohmtery
Charge Mos ‘Uvihy
John MM Volliam
Hugh Walker
Neil Mo‘Tague
Thomas Morris
J. 4. Bhowley
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H. Twining
Optician
Penn Avenue
Harris’ Drug Store
Iit Swanton
Enoch James
England
City
Freadway, B. V
Wilkes Marre
Exposition
Punchelgar
Lc Cigura
Edwin J. Davis
West
Tudor Wen
Cavele Josep
Davie
Margaret
Pe Town
Tavie
Mrs. Davis
L. Laws
Coraney Beberia
West Side Hospital
Theovener
Menegua
Heaniley Avenue
Swetland Street
Menegus
Vome
Merwin Hulbert
Evin Jenkins
Hampton Street
Mere
Louise Tudor
Mia
Cassie Joseph
Mise Maggie
William Do
Lewia Jonkine
John Davis
St North Hromijox Avenue
Tbs Fers
Mars
Nnie Fevtar
Mes. Dowglinx Harvey
Diver
William Leng
Alice
Giese Davis
Mat Wa- Wie Wee
Ile Xeone
Paris Green
Whitney
Harris
Lena Teina
Buck & Whitmore
3Cranton, PA
Lackawanna
Newsboys
John B. Reilly
Crina Yall
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyemlas Avenue
Axminster
RIGGS
Savonerrie
Brussels
Velvet
Ingrain
Madras
N. E. Penn‘a
Williams & M’anusty
Washington Ave
HOTEL
Clifton
Lake Winola, PA
Penns
Yaria
Paytoreville
Learing
Weite
J. W. Moore
Moor
Scranton Correspondence Schools
Scranton, PA
T. 4. Foster
Elmer H Lawall
Treas
R. J. Foster
Stanley P. Allen
Severe
WM. Murphy
St. Peter's Cathederal
Literary Institute
State Normal School
Bloomsburg, Pa
Thie
Thoes
J.P. Wels
A.M
Pri
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