Personal notices from Scranton area residents
Mrs. M Flynn and children summering at Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. J W Jackson of Dunmore in New York. Morris Schwartzkopf of Pittston visited yesterday. Attorney and Mrs C J Daniels at Idgewild Susquehanna county. Miss Mary Martini of Buffalo visiting Mrs Louis Farber. Miss Ellen Shaw of Yonkers guest of the Misses Mitchell. Misses Kate and Margaret Brennan visiting Steubenville relatives. David A Jayne of George V Millar & Co taking vacation in Wyoming county. Rose Walsh of Clay avenue and Jennie Mooney of Dunmore visiting Luke Winola. Mr and Mrs Charles Giaragan leaving for Asbury Park for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Ilan Teal entertaining Mr and Mrs W W Leroy of Nicholson, N J. Vesey of Villa Nova college was at the Valley House yesterday. Miss Anna Coogan of Carbondale guest of Miss Mary McGowan. J C Dovey and daughter Martha guests of Attorney J Biot Ross. B B Hicks of the Third National Bank returned from the seashore. Rev A S Ansmicher returns from vacation and bridal tour. Mrs Ansmecher to arrive shortly. The Misses Lena and Lucy Wallet and Miss Anni Ross spending vacation in New York and Rockaway Beach. Fred Warner of 110 Wyoming avenue resigned as district superintendent and will become chief engineer with Lathrop Shea Henwood company. Warner former D L&W engineer in this city. he'll supervise seven miles of rail in Clairmont McKean county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate and
Margaret Brennan
Steubenville
O. David A. Jayne
George V. Millar & Co
Wyoming County
Rose Walsh
Clay Avenue
Jennie Mooney
Dunmore
Luke Winola
Charles Giaragan
Asbury Park
Ilan Teal
Green Ridge
Weet Linden Street
Arre
New York
Rockaway Beach
Fred Warner
Wyoming Avenue
Delaware and Hudson Coal Department
Lathrop, Shea, Henwood Company
Warner
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Engineering Department
Clairmont
Mckean County
Arrest of John Boland by Former Wife Prompted by Warrant
John Boland of the central city was arrested yesterday afternoon on a warrant issued by Alderman Howe at the instance of Mrs. Sarah O'Hara, Boland's former wife. She alleges he insulted her Sunday and Boland will be given a hearing at the central police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boland
Central City
Central Police Station
Alderman Howe
Sarah O'Hara
Boland
Hungarian Shooter Captured After Throop Clash
After a Monday night battle at Throop, Sheriff Schadt and deputies tracked a Hungarian with a disguised shotgun. The man was captured but escaped from a saloon, prompting an investigation. At Dickson colliery a women and children demonstration occurred despite a parade permit, with no disturbance. Loomis said miners will return to work on original terms. Duryea expected activity. Priceburg meeting planned. Brewery Workers' aid donation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schadt
Dickson Colliery
Loomis
Lackawanna
Throop
Sehadt
Warden Simpson
Joe Lahotsky
Scranton
Iberty
Sheriff Schadt
Ferber
Weigman
Dickson
United Mine Workers
John Crabb
Palmer
Watkins
Joseph O'Brien
Delaware and Hudson Company
Collery
Duryea
Warnke
Jacobs
E. F E. Loomis
Delaware, Lackawinna and Western Company
Tribune
Mitchell
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Murvine
Priceburg
Dickson City
Schools' Team Captures Lead Before Darkness in Close Contest
Yesterday afternoon a baseball game between teams from the International Correspondence Schools and Fallon and Gibson's shoe store was called in the sixth inning due to darkness with the schools' team leading 7 to 6. Fallon and Gibson held the battery for the schools team with Sharrow and Welsh on the mound. A notable highlight was Ormgey of the winning team hitting a home run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Myer Davidow
Fallon
Gibson
Sharrow
Welsh
Ormgey
Bennett seeks errors in Williams Directory with $5 reward
A city notice offers $5 in gold for the greatest number of errors found in the Williams Directory. Errors include deceased or tombstone copied entries, moved addresses, duplicates, wrong or fictitious names, dissolved firms, omitted names, or under 18s, to be reported by letter within ten days from August 12. Correspondents' names will be kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Directory Company
Correspo
W. F. Smythe
Real Estate Bargains in Tribune Office Listing
Readable fragments indicate sale of valuable realty equities with large values offered for purchase. Listing titled Bargains and Equity items appears under Tribune office in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Jurors Named for Coming Term in Scranton District
Sheriff C H Schadt and Jury Commissioners drew grand and petit jurors for the term. Grand jurors include Frank Swartz Dunmore and Michael Colligan Scranton among many others. petit jurors listed for Oct 6 and Oct 13 include Henry Collins Carbondale Madison Larkin Scranton and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Schadt
B. Sturges
D. J. Campbell
Frank Swartz
Dunmore
Michael J. Colligan
Scranton
Wm. Garvey
John J. Meredith
Frank Beavers
M. M. HumMer
E. P. Kingsbury
Wm. Adair
Olyphant
Lawrence Rooney
M. HH. Heller
Gouldsboro
George W. Ace
Ransom
Charles D. Swift
Wm. Rogers
Lackawanna
Hurd
Peckville
Henry Collins
Carbondale
Madison Larkin
William
Jones
William C. Williams
Alfred T. Hunt
Reynolds
Edward W. Mills
John Rink
Benton
Stephen McGuinness
Dickton City
Francis Campbell
Ivers
Parry
Renton Benjamin
Winton
John Werver
Michael Manley
Jessup
William Griffiths
John J. Dougherty
John W. White
Thomas Hefferan
Taylor
Thomas Ruddy
Harry Tripp
Clark’s Green
Wolf Seidman
Albert Crane
John G. Jennings
Minooka
Michael Gerrity
Seranton
Michael Finnerty
John English
Peekville
James Winstone
Miner
Joseph A. Mears
Merchatt
C. A. Keller
John Ritter
Archbald
John Monday
Moses Davis
Wheelwright
Moscow
Howell Harrix
Alix Fraser
Oliver Emery
Farmer
Jefferson
Morgan Mutilels
Boring Brook
Frank Kennedy
Scott
Evan TG. Davis
Prp
D. Mahon
Patrick J. Casey
Brewer
A. McGoff
Robbery Threats Plague Scranton Neighborhood
Evan Thomas of Putnam street was held up by two masked men near the Brisbin patch in North Scranton on Sunday night. The assailants searched him and took several small items but overlooked a small amount of change in his pocket. Police suspect a gang linked to a recent assault on Louis Heller, a Brisbin colliery clerk, who remains bedridden after his beating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Thomas
Putnam Street
Brisbin Patch
Scranton
North Scranton
Louis Heller
Brisbin
Heller
City Contracts Under Review After Cabinet Discussion
Recorder Connell and his cabinet consider formal city contracts for all work. City Solicitor Watson to submit a brief at the next meeting addressing contract use and potential safeguards against disputes like the Wickster hold-up on West Scrinton street repairs. Marriage licenses listed for Scranton and Dunmore residents follow in the city notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Connell
George M. Watson
W. H. Wickster
West Scrinton Street
Lellestor Watson
Two Tied for Fifth Place in Tribune Contest
The Tribune reports a tight battle near the top of its educational contest with Miss Coleman rising six places in a week and Charles Burns returning to the ten leaders for the special August prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Scranton Contest Standings List with Points
A standings list shows contestants from Scranton Wandling and several other towns with scores ranging from .561 to .16. Names include Kellerman Burns Kipp Freedman Gunster Rodriguez Thompson Shepherd Dorsey Sherwood Stanton Havenstrite McCreary Kresge Harpur Madden Adams Culver Decker Kibler Hallstead Danvers Coleman McCusker Johnston Forest City Yeager Gere Clark Mackie Williams among many others with varying percentages or points noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Albert Freedman
Belle- Vue
Fred K. Gunster
Gree Ridge
Ceeneees
Wm. T
Rodriguez
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
S. Maxwell Shepherd
Chas. W. Dorsey
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
L. E. Stanton
A. Havenstrite
Moscow
Heven Eae
Frank B. McCreary
Hall
Homer Kresge
Hyde
Louis McCusker
Park
Iciaiarais Capenseieleceisiate
Hugh Johnston
Forest City
Inradsenes Een
Ets
Eddie Morris
South Scran- Com
I'S Wieisl Sessajereven Stead
Mary Yeager
Green Ridge
Casaene RE
Louis
Educational Contest scoring shifts in The Tribune
The Tribune reports modest point totals in the Educational Contest with leading scores close between third and eighth places. Charles Burns holds a top rank, Maxwell Shepherd gains a point, and William T S Rodriguez moves to fifth with three points. Edna Coleman advances two places to twenty-fifth after earning one point, amid fluctuating positions since May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Charles Burns
Maxwell Shepherd
William T.S. Rodriguez
William Cooper
Charles W. Dorsey
Edna Coleman
Mr. Rodriguez
Fred K. Gunster
Miss Coleman
Reward Offered for Bellevue Washery Fire Suspects
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad offers 1000 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those who set the Bellevue washery fire on Friday evening August 1 1902. BR A Phillips Supt Coal Mining Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Bellevue Washery
BR. A. Phillips
Coal Mining Dept
Mortalities in July Report By Health Secretary Sweeney
The July mortality total reached 152 with 83 males and 69 females. Violent deaths numbered nine, including three on railroad tracks, one drowning, one accidental injury, two skull fractures, and two gunshot fatalities. Hospital deaths totaled 12 near Lackawanna and Hahnemann. Contagious diseases numbered fifteen with seven smallpox and two typhoid cases, the latter both fatal. Sixty four rooms were fumigated and sixty seven nuisances abated. Inspector Widmayer reported destroying 1100 pounds of fish 16000 clams 200 pounds of sausage 200 pounds of liver 80 quarts of milk and produce from cucumbers and beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Nettle J. Sweeney
Bureau of Health
Lackawanna Hospital
Hahnemann
Dunmore council Jr O U A M excursion to Lake Ariel
The fifth annual outing of Dunmore council number 1022 Jr O U A M will go to Lake Ariel on Saturday August 16. An experienced committee will run the day promising a quiet orderly trip filled with pleasure for young and old. An invitation is extended to all Jr O U A M and D of A members to join in the festivities. A very low fare will be announced later in the week enabling many to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore Council
Lake Ariel
D. of A
New Jersey Central Excursion to Ocean Grove and Shore Towns
The New Jersey Central schedules a popular excursion to Ocean Grove Long Branch and Asbury Park on Monday August 25 from all stations Scranton to White Haven inclusive. Tickets valid for return until September 4. Departures: Scranton 7 30 am and 1 00 pm Pittston 7 45 am and 1 16 pm Wilkes Barre 7 59 am and 1 50 pm Time tables show intermediate stops. For information contact ticket agents or J B Swisher District Passenger Agent Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central
Ocean Grove
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Scranton
White Haven
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Swisher
Dist
Excursion to Glen Onoko and Mauch Chunk by Central
The New Jersey Central announces a Sunday excursion to Glen Onoko and Mauch Chunk on August 17 from Scranton to Ashley inclusive. Depart Scranton 7.30 a m fare 1.50 Pittston 7.61 a m fare 1.25 Wilkes Barre 8.10 a m fare 1. See small bills for intermediate station times and rates. Tickets at agents or J S Swisher Scranton Dist Pass Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central
Glen Onoko
Mauch Chunk
Scranton
Ashley
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
J. SS. Swisher
Dist
Scranton Business College Reopens for Day and Evening Sessions
Scranton Business College will reopen on Tuesday September 2 for day and evening sessions. For more information contact Buck and Whitmore at the corner of Adams and Linden, either by write or telephone number 882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Buck & Whitmore
Corner Adams
Linden
Coursen's Creamery Butter Compared At Key West Cigar Store
A fragment notes butter from Coursen's Creamery in boxes priced at 26e and praises it as superior to tub butter. The remark mentions a trial at O'Huara's cigar store in Key West alongside a 5c cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursen
Key West
O'huara’s
Lackawanna Excursion to Atlantic City Aug 14
Special excursion tickets on all trains leaving August 14 are valid return up to August 24. Scranton rate five dollars for adults and two dollars sixty cents for children under thirteen. Route via Manunka Chunk and Philadelphia. via Delaware bridge connections require no station change. Apply at local ticket agent for daily schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Manunka Chunk
Philadelphia
Delaware Bridge
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Foote & Shear Co
Washington Ave
Carter Building
Linden Street
Peter N. Haan
Mulberry Street
F Megargel & CO
Commonwealth Bldg
the People's Bank
MR. Loomis
Students
The
E. B. Sturges
W. T. Loftus
Joseph D. Davie
Old Forge
Martin Salmon
Denice A.tewkaberry
Fredr. H. Crippen
Wm. H. Storrs
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Patrick Fox
Geo. W. Kear
Job Harris
BE. Spencer
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Thos. H. Watts
Glenburn
Hl. Watkins
J. Ritter
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Charles Hammer
Martin Flaherty
Peter Barrett
F. Kearney
Wm. Gillespie
Jos. Kelley
John P. Campbell
Ti. Hutton
Chas. M. Florey
Harry B. Miller
Waverly
P. J. McLoughlin
A. F. Wieckhelzer
Patrick J. Durkin
David O. Lewis
Timothy Burke
W. W. Phillips
Ed. J. Mylotte
D. B. Robbins
Buller
Mooste
Wm. B. Williams
Wm. D. Roche
Daniel Rafferty
John Roberts
Moosle
George Hobbs
Robert Maxwell
Jermyn
Recorder
Angelo Vatntoriio
Dunmore Rosina
Ss Layion
Delaware
Gunster
Kodak
William Sherwood
William T
Rodrigo
Ey Stanton Cor
Jane Matthew
J. A. Havenastrite
Dr. O. U. A. M. Excursion
Snow
Dickson Mill & Grain Co
Scranton and Olyphant
Atlantic City
N. J
Bittenbender
Franklin Ave
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing CO
Spruce Street
Washington Avenue
Oxford
Johnston and Murphy
Stetson
Gatis
M.T. Keller Lackawanna Carriage Works
Albert Ball
Joseph Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
Peter Stipp
Cialty
Scranton ViTalFigo
M. H. Dale
Nay Aug
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