Marriage notices unfold in Hoboken and Philadelphia social events
The report covers Anna Kelly and Corinetls of Hoboken uniting at St Teropy cathedral with a reception in Ken, New Eagle path to their home in Ontario and West Beauthor. A second wedding at 240 wolock features Orvill Sidney Phillips and Saray Evans from Philadelphia family circles. A reception in Wid Ata honors Miss Nigeria Sexton of Philadelphia with musicians and guests listed.
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Anna Kelly
Thig City
Ani Dehy FB
Corinetls
Hoboken
Noh
Melock
St. Teropy Cathedral
Meylo
Mpa
Mame Parrey
James Megson
Hote
Ken
Wid Ata
ORL Waaghept
Nigeria Sexton
Philadelhiia
Peterity
Atte Wihets
A. Veli
Wens
Mie
Motitia Chaugit
Uhorke Fienapp
Mire
William Burt
Philadelphwy
Foxton
Neinhauer
Torey
Davie
Fittee
Towth
Gamewell
Thadden
Messrs
Yihad
Amel Neubauer
Davis
Haze Tell
Wolock
Tornview
Jovell
Pumps
Ontario and Western Railroad
Tsawego
Toronto
West Boranton
Phillips
John, Benere & Son
Ciis
Personal notices from Philadelphia and Atlantic City crowd
Richard Nallin departed yesterday for a wine in Philadelphia. Miss Elizabeth Cadden of Marton wheat at Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs PL J Ruane and children at Atlantic City. Mrs Artie Raynesford of New York. Mre Wo OL Bernwald of 99 Fran... street. Willum M Poindester and John Conw at Atlantic City. George Purdy of Monestal was in the city yesterday with attorney O'Brien. Mike Liznie Portian of 594 Marliesn avenue visiting friends in Postevslle. Lt Goerlite ill last days, Wes John Kirby and daughter Nellie are observed.
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Richard Nallin
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Cadden
Marton Wheat
Atlantic City
J. Ruane
Artie Raynesford
New York
Bernwald
Pranktin Avenue
Willum M. Poindester
John
Atlantic Hty
George
Purdy
Moneslale
Tormyn Yeatorday
Mredeeoph O'Brien
Wes John Kirby
Daudintor
Nellie
Atlantic City Stay Sparsely Reported in Local Notes
The itemized social notices list numerous residents and visitors heading to Atlantic City and nearby resorts. Names include Breslin Beewit Porcell and others from Marton Raijndavec Mulladet and North Wadlington avenues. Several families plan seaside trips and family events, with brief references to marriages, births, and travel dates.
City Hall Rearrangement Teed by Cabinet Debate
At the next reforming cabinet meeting the overhaul of municipal offices is debated to make room for the Fire and Police departments on the second floor. Public Works chief Teche proposes converting rooms to offices while keeping the present council chamber. Opponents cite rent and crowding as issues as plans pivot on relocating the council and police space.
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Public Worke
Couwnell
Pattie
Wormeer
Rathi
Liplertadt
Lecture and Concert Course by High School Groups
The With Scheel Association and a High School organization announce a winter lecture and concert series at the Wigh selon audipertim. It features the Boston Latics Symphony Orchestra, Rev J Suave, the Park sisters, Bishop oo dL Bower, the Monelssohn QM ete comin Leann MH, Howe, Tend Votoert company wind quartet, and more. The course begins in October and is coordinated by committees from the High School and Association, with Mr Charis A. Wiley handling arrangements.
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Oetor
Hileheheo
Aseocmon
Charis A. Wiley
City Taxes 1901 Delinquency Policy Shown by Treasurer
The notice outlines monthly tax collection for 1901 with 1 percent added each month from September until paid. Unpaid taxes after November will appear on the delinquent list as required by law. City Treasurer Mo Robinson issues the directive.
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Clint
Sehen
Robinson
Northup Family Reunion Planned at John Northup Farm
Northup family reunion set for August 17 at the mantle grove on the John Northup farm near Glenburn station Baturiay. Members are asked to bring well titled baskets and relics of individual members for viewing by attendees. By order of Arrangements Committee chairman Dienty W Northup.
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Northup
John Northup
Glenburn Station
Baturiay
Fitenie
Dienty W. Northup
Hanley’s Pure Ice Cream Ad Spotted
An old advertisement touts Hanley’s Pure Ice Cream using phrases like pure cream pure milk and pure sugar with flavoring. It mentions the shop at 420 Prucve Street promoting a simple recipe for ice cream.
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Hanley’s
Prucve Street
Steam Heating and Plumbing PF M Howley
Steam Heating and Plumbing PF M Howley operates at 23 Wyoming Ave offering services likely in heating and plumbing needs in the local area. Plumbers and technicians provide repair installation and maintenance for steam systems and related plumbing work.
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M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Car Builders End Strike After Meeting at Carpenters Hall
Striking workers in Lackawanna car shops declare the prolonged walkout over after a town hall gathering. Company concessions were not offered. refusals to rehire were not retracted. Workers in Buffalo Kingston Hoboken report varying returns to work and remain under review by union leaders.
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Carpenters’ Hall
Buffalo
Kingston
Hoboken
Lickawoone
Peel
Carpenters Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Canfield
MoAmdrew
Oar Huilders’ Union
Cinfeld
wWaseene Nanda
Teome
Becwne
McAndrew
Vun Willers
Hofahs
Kingston W
Tehlee
Inez Hight
Fissk
Bofile
Atrikera
Neaply
Ax Fellows
Excursion Train to Atlantic City and Resorts Route
Special ten day tickets priced at 5.00 offer trips to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City Avalon Wildwood or Holly Beach via Market street wharf or Delaware River bridge route. Train departs Scranton at 45 ft Ms Hanks's ice cream noted as a popular summer dessert. 420 Spruce street.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Avalon
Wildwood
Holly Beach
Pennsylvania Railroad
Market Street Wharf
Delaware River Bridge
Scranton
Hanks's
Spruce Street
City Hall Appeal Likely In Scranton Paving Dispute
The city of Scranton may appeal a local court decision in the Sturges paving case. City Solicitor George M. Watson says if consulted he would advise an appeal. The dispute centers on whether abutting property owners owe for paving North Washington Avenue and how bond and contract terms were applied.
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City Hall
City of Scranton
BR. Sturges
George M. Watson
Comnelle
Sturges
Waehtneten Avenue
Ollins
Bouwwuseff
Vomeros
Last Chance to Compete in Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune urges all young men and women to enroll today for a free scholarship contest as entries close tonight. Scores by Lewis Anderson and Buckingham improved yesterday.
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The
Tribune
Lewis, Anderson
Buckingham
Leat day entrants compete for Table No 1 spots
A list of contestants includes Meyer Lewis Berane ton Miss Wilhelmina Griffin Providence Henry Schwenker South Scranton Ra Buckingham Elmhurst Miss Norma Mere dith Hyde Park Miss Vida Pedrick Clark's Summit August Brunner Jr Carbondale Frank Kemmerer Factoryville David CO Emery Wimmers Pa Arthur C Griffis Montrose W H Harris Hyde Park Miss Minnie Wallis Carbondale E J Sheridan Hawley Miss Jennie Ward Olyphant Robert Campbell Green Ridge with a number 105 63 appended
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Ra Buckingham
Elmhurst
Norma Meredith
Hyde Park
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
August Brunner, Jr
Carbondale
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
David CO. Emery
Wimmers
Arthur c. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Minnie Wallis
E. J. Sheridan
Hawley
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Beginning class opens for few yet enrolled
Only registered participants may enter as beginners are urged to join now. Con testers have eased their workloads in recent weeks. Prospective students should mail a note to Riditor Educational Content, Tribune, Scranton, Pa., to receive blanks and instructions. Details on page four.
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Tribune
Scranton
Undefined column header notice fragment
Fragmented OCR text shows an underlined heading and disclaimer about publishing with the writer's name, indicating editorial separation of opinions and potential publication conditions.
Memorial Day School Observances In Scranton
A Scranton letter argues the Memorial Day patriotic exercises should replace the current school open day plan. The writer urges the Board of Control to revoke mandatory opening on Memorial Day and hold activities Friday afternoon to honor veterans. The aim is to teach loyalty and civic duty to youths for lasting national spirit. Asa St Sievers, Boranton, Aug. 14, 1901.
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Kier
Silene
Sur I
Sunday Music at Ladore Lake Ta dore
Music on the water draws visitors to Lake Tadore with Haver’s band orchestra performing from the excursion boat next Sunday August 18. The event promises a rich treat as hundreds travel to the resort to enjoy the concert and lake attractions. Trains run from Scranton at 8:40 and Wilmington at 9:30 with children's tickets at 5 cents and adults at 40 cents.
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Lake Tadore
Haver
Delaware and Hoirson
Scranton
Tri bune Educational Contest leads and standings update
Meyer Lewis scored yes yesterday as Tehow held first place with a 119 point lead over Missriffin. Garreld Anderson moved toward William Miles while Ray Buckingham extended his lead over Miss Meredith by 41 points. Only these four scored yesterday as the entry period closes tonight for younger men and women to join the contest.
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Tribune
Meyer Lewis
Tehow
Missriffin
Garreld Anderson
William Miles
Ray Buckingham
Miss Meredith
Tribune Summer Mail Rate Ad Offer
The Tribune offers summer matting at 12 cents per week with daily direct mailing and free address changes. Complaints should be directed immediately to the Tribune office.
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Tribune
Outing Ad at Harvey's Lake with Good Fellow
A fragment discusses a Good Quiet Day outing to Harvey's lake on August 18 with the Good Fellow, and directs direct steam delivery in hot weather. It mentions Hanley's red cream and real estate listings at 420 Spruce Street and Traders' Neal Estate at 1M Washington Ave.
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Harvey's Lake
Hanley's
Spruce Street
Neal
Washington Ave
Notable Commencement at Pennsylvania State College
The commencement exercises in June drew large crowds from across the state. Fifty-one graduates, including three women, passed in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Mining, and Chemistry engineering as well as General Courses. Many graduates planned immediate service with regional firms, and demand for Mechanical engineers exceeded supply. Sixty-two of Pennsylvania’s sixty-seven counties are represented among the graduates with strong enrollment from Allegheny and Lancaster. The college’s progress mirrors industrial needs while widening access to higher education.
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Penneylvania State College
Closs
Aix
Pennsylvania
Brate College
Allegheny
Lancaster
Pensylvania
Demand for Bookkeepers and Stenographers Continues
The notice notes ongoing demand for bookkeepers and stenographers with sessions reopening on Tuesday after vacation. Students can seek information by calling after August 10 for promotion and day or evening classes beginning in September.
Republican primary filing and schedule notice
The Republican primary election is set for Monday Sept 16 between 4 and 6 pm with a convention on Sept 16 at 8 am Candidates must register full names and addresses the office sought and pay assessments to the county chairman by Aug 27 Vigilance committees will govern accordingly David J Davin chairman E D Fellows secretary
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Titireday
WO Elo A. Im
David J. Davin
E. D. Fellows
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Stransky Steel
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Bobo
Baby Bazaar
Lackawanna Business College
SY Waphinstein
Goethsey Duiedlig
Ackawanna
Inyaundry
Labe
Avlantic City
J. M. Breslin
BM. Beewit
DB. Porcell
Mies Mamie
Sadie Qusick
Marton
Yueata
John Pr. Kelis
Raijndavec
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Manche
Plenenye
Kowal
Poliew
Jone
Gyntor
Tome
Phine
Petiaweve
Miladelphia
Ani
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Ada Quy
Pines
Curlondata
Monte Te de Reench
Qorsin Grove
Miers Aghee
Margaret Ceci
Made
Morgan
Kittie Mitchell
Poon
May Horm
Dunne
Presse
Miidiok
Dinette
Florenie
Stepheon
Maro
Pauline Jone
Marv
Hye Hats
Hie
Erandeen Ben
Tiene
Larry Jomia Lori
Northup Family Reunion
J Alfany Pennington
Cantheld
Heller
Tina
Lackawinna
Soones Phew
Noman
O Lockka Wanna
Justinahet
A. Nelson
Trnver
E. G
Coursen
Knights OF Mystic Chain
Select Castle of
Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Beranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Belent
Perry J
ML Hebdel
York
James Williams
George H. Shires
Firet
Lacka- Whatia
Yenaly
Jeri
Jerinyn Enadle
Seoranten Caathe
Avery
Feleet
City of
E. B. Sturges
Beraneton
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
Garfield Anderson
Leltone
Scranton Tribune
Ladore
Bauer
the Lake
Kleon
Blaited
Knox
Central
Adame Avenue
Pennsylvania State College
Ene
King Miller
Correspondence Schools
Scranton, PA
Foster
Lawall
Treas
Stanley P. Alien
Washington
Scranton Business College
N. E. Pennsylvania
Reynolds Brothers
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Cramer Wells Co
Conrad
Land and Titles
1Itle Guaranty and Trust CO OF
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J. A. Waters
W. A. Knapp, V
Prem A. H. McClintock
Ralph&. Hull
Keystone Academy
Com
Factoryville, Pa
Erewda
Wiglie
Manila
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