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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1901

Page

5

Untitled Local Courier Item on Rumored Travels and Funeral

Local notices describe Oliver Ahgeon of Newark and Beery of dhibaonetree as guests of acquaintances while a car service superintendent from the Lackawanna Railroad, M.A Coser, attends railway matters in Washington and Weoley. Names like Nettie Newell and Rev. Chie avenue appear among travels and a funeral for George Weaver is noted in Withow flare.

Oliver Ahgeon Newark Noodl AK. Beery Dhibaonetree Peninetle Dan M.A Coser Car Servics Lackawanna Railroad Hinehaiton Weoley Waa Regis Harenek teriLay Horelito Luke Winela Tio Wonas Meaire Charled Teebiean Beoth Cee Wet Ben Crile Vieter Keel Adie Peatey George Weaver

Primary Contest Details for Sept. Clevthini Election

The Nepublican primary clevthini will be held on Motilay Sept. Mth. Candidates must file by county chairmen, and the convention on Thuteday Sept. (ti, will select the nominee. The vigilance committee to oversee process. Davis chairs, Fellows secretary.

Motilay Dard Thuteday Canillaté Ais Vigilance Committee Covery Poermeetyeg Tawid Davis Chaeman EOD Fellows

Praises for the Conservatory of Music by Mrs Amimierman

Mrs Amimierman expresses great pleasure with Karl Pennington’s progress at the Conservatory of Music. She notes thorough keyboard acquaintance improves performance and commends the Seranion Conservatory of Music and Mr Alfred Pennington.

Karl Conservatory Seranion Conservatory of Music CL 1 Amimierman

Special Piano Offer at Guernsey Hall Today

Today only at Guernsey Hall a piano in near mint condition is offered at 225 cash, well below its ordinary 150 price for high grade instrument. The sale highlights a lightly used piano with no scratches, guaranteed as modern and portably up to date, from a recent waterline disposal program.

Guernsey Hall Lees

Special advantages at State Normal School at Maat

Readers can learn full particulars by addressing principal G P Bible or by contacting Mr Morris Evans at Hotel Holland through Friday of this week.

State Normal School Maat Stroudsburg G. P. Bible Morris Evans Hotel Holland

First Exhibition of the Century Dates Set

The first exhibition of the twentieth century will run Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday September 10 to 13. The committee is booking special attractions and several have been secured. No expense has been spared to obtain the best.

Settlement Ends Charge Against Wyoming Man In Scranton Case

Miss Dorsen's parents agreed to a settlement after a night hearing in Scranton. The man, identified as Sardon, denied marriage claims and was later sent to jail briefly. His fiancée, once Miss Bayoder of Wilkes-Barre, had been taken to country for validation. The case shifted as the parents settled, while he faces further action for a separate assault charge in Scranton.

Woyentaw Nicholas Bandon Downe Et Scratton Wilkes-Barre Ile Bauire Miller Milthy Mite Doren Wyoming Ton Hd Adal Sardon Is Parenta Stone Bridge New Wyoming Bunedas Morniie Hoth Barioni Lehih Valley Coal Company Weert Mitteeten Plaice Yestenhin Arternoiva Anette Misa Bayoder Wilker-Barre Binginemien Herring

City council faces pressure over unextended balances

City officials debate a plan to charge city expenses against unextended balances. The recorder and comptroller must verify urgency, while calls grow to show restraint and ensure funds remain for overdue deficit payments and upcoming deadlines.

Picnic Draws Crowd to Nay Ate Park in Scranton

Thousands attended the Picnic of the Scranton Hallway Employees’ Mutual Alliance at Nay Ate park. Midday to midnight concerts drew huge crowds despite lighting and crowding issues. Electric power connections and overcrowded open cars hindered access. committee members named include HH Playesc, Puttoléon, Michael Lynen, Patrick Meseitt, Tom Mullen, Alex McTaggart, John Nicholson and John Ryan.

Nay Ate Park Suet Railway Company Mulberry Fertia Wuning Itelf Tribune Elf Playesc Puttoléon Michael Lynen Patrick Meseitt Tdm Mullen Ales McTaggiart Join Nicholson John Ryan

Scranton High Adopts Expanded Curriculum Under New Principal

The Scranton High School board approved a revised curriculum prepared by Prof. Joslin, introducing more elective studies and a shift to college preparatory, scientific, general, and commercial tracks. Students will follow a fixed sequence with limited cross over and will study Spanish from junior year if in science or general tracks. The commercial course now includes civics and economics, with required work to encourage home study.

Joslin Board of Control Scranton High School Sear Crewe Inglish Atudette Friedewald Mneulst Whitw Snl Lowzudge Fale Simed Elie Ft. Woisa Cuba Porto Rica Philippine Islands

Northup Family Reunion at John Northup Farm Grounds

The Northup family reunion will be held in the maple grove on the John Northup farm near Glenburn station on Saturday August 17. Reames will bring attendees by train to the grounds. members are asked to bring baskets and items for display as arranged by committee chair Jenny W Northup.

Northup Maple Grove John Northup Glenburn Station Reames Jenny W. Northup

Sophomore language and history requirements outlined

The document lists core and elective courses across languages French German Latin Spanish and subjects like Geometry Astronomy History and Drawing for sophomore and junior levels. It notes mandatory language study beyond English and references Mathematics Reviews and historical texts.

Ehawinm Miciea United States Jhonae Fine Frglies Vhaned Alatelira Wii Mathematical Reviews Chem Janes

Old Mother Hubbard Seeks Fresh Groceries for Home

A playful item notes a Daye cupboard left bare in a quip about Mother Hubbard. The piece touts a line of groceries and fresh vegetables as an enticing purchase, imagining what Abe would do if he were alive today.

Mother Hubbard Abe

Educational contest entries close tomorrow

The Trib une reports entries must enroll at once. Schwenker, Miles and Misa Pedrick posted score increases yesterday with Misa Pedrick delivering the best results, now threatening the holder of seventh place.

Tribune Schwenker Miles Misa Pedrick

Scranton and Nearby Names List Likely Closing Day Table

A fragmented historical list names residents and towns such as Meyer Lewis Scranton Miss Wilhelmina Griffin Providence Henry Schwenker South Scranton William Miles Hyde Park Ray Buckingham Elmhurst Norma Meredith Hyde Park Vida Pedrick Clark's Summit Tow many of these will be in Table No closing day August Brunner Jr Carbondale Frank Kemmerer Factoryville David Emery Wimmers Arthur Griffis Montrose W H Harris Hyde Points Minnie Wallis E J Sheridan Hawley Jennie Ward Olyphant Robert Campbell Green Ridge.

Wilhelmina Griffin Providence Henry Schwenker South Scranton William Miles Are Park Ray Buckingham Elmhurst Norma Meredith Hyde Park Vida Pedrick Clark's Summit August Brunner, Jr Carbondale Frank Kemmerer Factoryville David CO. Emery Wimmers Arthur CC. Griffis Montrose Minnie Wallis E. J. Sheridan Hawley Jennie Ward Olyphant Robert Campbell Green Ridge

Tribune Educational Contest standings and entries

The article lists contestants Meyer Lewis and Miss Grif fin in a standings round with Schwennker in third place and Miles fourth. Schwenker leads Miles by points, while Vivia Pedvick shows best test results and sits eighth. Merideth and Miss Patrick are close for seventh, with several entrants still to join before the enrollment cutoff at six thirty tonight. The piece encourages new competitors to register for entry details in The Tribune Scranton edition.

Meyer Lewis Miss Griffin Tribune Henry Schwennker Hlice William Miles Hild Mise Meredith Miss Patrick Howelock Fomirraw Borinnere Scranton

Scranton Team Announces Ambitious Schedule

Manager Frank Southard has completed a strong schedule for Scranton with Pittston as the first visiting opponent. The plan lists games at Scranton and away from the city including matches against Collegiates, Pottsville, Wilkes-Barre and Wilkes-Barre again with dates in August and September.

Frank Southard Scranton Tast Night Pittston Pitteton Pittemen Scrantem Potteville Wilken Barre Boverston Amne Wilken Bartre Wilkee Serantin Wilkie Barre Wilkes

Reduced Rates to Chattanooga for Convention Travel

Southern Railway announces reduced round trip fares to Chattanooga Tennessee for the twelfth annual National Association of otter tarriers convention. Tickets on sale August 1, 3 and 4 with final return by September 14 1901. Through Pullman sleeping cars to Chattanooga dining service and full information from Charles I Hopkins Philadelphia.

National Association of Otter Tarriers Chattanooga Tenn Southern Railway Kathinoogs Pullman Chattanooga Dary Charlier Hopkins Chestnut Street Philadelphia

The Tribune Mail Order Ad Promises Prompt Daily Delivery

The Tribune will be mailed during simmer months for 12 cents a week with flexible address changes and direct daily delivery. Any complaint should be directed to The Tribune office. Ice cream at Honey's on Spruce Street. Real estate ads listed.

the Tribune Tribune Percen Honey's Spruce Street

Electric Light Map to Track City Lights

City officials plan a joint count of 654 lights with utility reps to resolve discrepancies after police counts showed only four lights. Directors Wormper and Tro whe will supervise the count and engineer staff will map each light location for accuracy and future additions.

Edlty Ie Public Safety Wormper Iirector of Public Works Trowhe

Scranton Business College Reopens After Vacation

Demand for bookkeepers and stenographers remains strong as promotions roll in. Day and evening sessions will reopen Tuesday after vacation. For information call after August 16.

Harvey's Lake Visit With Good Peel

An August trip toward Harvey's Lake with the Good Peel proceeds directly to ground by steam as plans note no changes. See bille for details.

Harvey's Lake Peel Laws Bille

Hanleys Ice Cream Popular Dessert This Summer

The article notes Hanleys ice cream at 420 Spruce Street as a popular summer dessert. It also mentions Punch cigars remaining the leader of 10c cigars, highlighting steady demand.

Hanley's Spruce Street

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