Bride Della Lunger Ties With Burton Fister In Quiet Orangeville Ceremony
Burton F. Fister chief accountant at The Tribone and Miss Della Lunger of Orangeville Pa were married yesterday morning at the Patterson residence Orangeville. Rev J W Martyn officiated. The couple plan a New England and Atlantic tour then home in Scranton after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton F. Fister
Tribone Business
Della Lunger
Orangeville
Matthew WW. Patterson
J. W. Martyn
Orangeville Presbyterian Church
Social notes takings from New York to Atlantic City
A string of short notices shows residents and visitors in motion from New York City to Atlantic City and beyond. Many names travel or return from trips to Manhattan Beach Philadelphia Chicago and Dalton as August plans unfold and a forthcoming marriage between Margaret Alice Tiewane and Daniel Sullivan is noted for tomorrow at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HH. Walker
Danger
Scranton Fire Department
Ity
Police Department Shake-Up in Scranton
Four patrolmen were served notices to resign and four new officers were appointed as Scranton reshapes the police department. The changes include promotions and reassignments across central, North, and West Scranton precincts, with Captain John Davis and Lieutenant William Williams affected. The moves follow months of tension and come with official statements that the changes were made for the good of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety
Wormser
Jonathan Rodham
John H. Fellows
Ernest
John Davis
Tirector
Hitchcock
Wear Scranton
Thomas L. Williams
Central City
Williams
West Scranton
Lena Bo Day
North
Scranton
John W. Moir
Amisy Palmer
North Beranton
Louis Goerlitz
Michael Walsh
Roscoe
Ieutenant
William Thompson
John McHale
Harry T. Bradsshaw
Charles W. Webber
James R. Thomas
Adam Pantle
McHale
Major Connell Inited
Bailey
Beranton Railway Company
Bradshaw
Ehippine
Armour Packing Company
South Rebecca Avenue
Webber
Robling
Bureau of Police
New York City
Selock and others visit Liberty New York officials and events
A jumble of names notesSelock visiting Liberty New York with a reception at Park Motel Elmhurst and mentions of Cooney and daughter from Philadelphia visiting Miss U FR Gilmartin of Webster Avenue and Miss Kate Divanniy and Dolla Cohen from Tarkawanna hospital. Also listed are several Scranton residents headed to Buffalo for a morning departure and various parade and militia positions announced.
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Mise Coorla Swift
Correspondinns Schools
Elizabeth White
Archbald
Liberty
N.Y
Mod
Cooney
Mime Kalleryne
Philadelphia
Mim U. FR. Gilmartin
Webster Avenue
Kate Divanniy
Dolla Cohen
Tarkawanna Hospital
Aip
Miladelphia
Unitalo Mea
J J. Walliewn
Fem
Mulligan & Meagher
Quarge
Jawlaiting Mra S Mokachen
MG Oskatreet
Mary Lindalury
Lowth Main Avenue
Ely Maintein
Susquididnaa
Au Ten Dave
T. FL Penman
Trenplal
Kilehta Templar
Lehiewie
Wilkin A. Fleming
PH. Gilbert
Mulberry Street
Thas
Ata
Hen
AWC
Cable
Covington
Ender of
Gilbert
Carrie Nation Passes Through Scranton on Lecture Tour
Carrie Nation, famed for prohibition era action, rode through Scranton early Sunday en route from Binghamton to Atlantic City. She slept through the trip and reported no incidents. Nation says she aims to earn funds to pay accumulated fines during her lecture tour.
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Scranton
Atlantic City
Carrie Nation
Binghamton
Carrie
Young Americans Defeat Liberty Hoye on May 13
The Young Americans defeated the Liberty Hoye by the pore of May 13. Bam Kaplan, manager. Upcoming games include Seathard's Scranton vs the Collegians on Sept 4 and the Pounders Nase ball team challenging the Roarties or Minooka Juniors or Bellevue Store for a game Aug 93 on their grounds.
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Young Americans
Liberty Hoye
Bam Kaplan
Seathard
Scranton
Collegians
Pounders
Roarties
Minooka Juniors
Bellevue
F L Brown Appointed Building Inspector
Building Inspector T B Jackson was asked to resign by Director of Public Safety F L Wormser. F L Brown was appointed and accepted the post. Brown plans to appoint John Nelson as assistant, paid by Brown, with Nelson to supervise construction and enforce regulations. Wright details note no formal resignation letter was served to Jackson.
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Tribune
T. B. Jackson
Director of Public Safety
F. L. Wormser
Fl, Brown
Mr. Jackson
Wormner
Department of Public Safety
Wormser
Jackson
Brown
John Nelson
Nelson
Ruide Ing
Inspector Jackson
Director Wormser
Jackson Denies Resignation Then Is Asked to Quit
A reporter notes Jackson denies any resignation while building inspector interview precedes a later report that Jackson has been asked to resign. Director Wormer confirms the resignation in between, leading to a sensational headline after a two hour interval.
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Mr. Jackson
Royal
Jackson
Director Wormeser
Wormeer
Wormner
Wormer
Rays Jackson
Kicked on the bill by city viewers overland land purchase
The joint auditing committee condemned a triangular Scranton street plot at Seventh Street and condemned land for widening. Viewers billed thirty hours at five dollars daily plus five dollars for stenographer. Officials call the bill an outrage and plan a resolution urging court to review viewers’ charges.
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Scranton Street
Seventh Street
B. F., Ackerly
F. F. Gibbs
Clarence Balentine
Mr. Merriman
Mr. Keller
Williame Bridge Dam Raised Five Feet By Burke Bros
Scranton Gas and Water signs contract with Burke Bros to raise the Williame Bridge dam five feet to boost reserve water supply by 70 million gallons. Project aims for completion before frost and will cover about three days of city needs. July usage exceeded 24 million gallons daily, while New York’s 1.4 million residents used 65 million gallons daily.
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Scranton Gas and Water Company
Burke Bros
Williame Bridge
New York City
Selling Without A License Arrest In Toxicants Case
Adam Hobrowitz of 713 Moansie Street was arrested on a charge of selling toxicants without a license. Former County Detective Thomas Leyshon of the Bottlers Association acted in the case. Tim Jones testified to buying six bottles at Hobrowitz’s place last Monday. Magistrate Howe set bail at $500 for Hobrowitz’s court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Hobrowitz
Moansie Street
Thomas Leyshon
Leyshon
Bottlere’ Association
Hebrowitz
Continental Mine
Tim Jones
Howe
Young Contestants Shine in Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune reports strong results from its Educational Contest with seven youths seeing standing changes this morning. Close race for first third and seventh places. Miss Meredith secures a one point edge over Miss Pedrick as contestants converge near the top.
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the Tribune
Meredith
Pedrick
Scranton Names and Scores Head Table
A list titled Table No. 1 shows participants and points from Scranton and surrounding towns including Meyer Lewis Providence Miss Wilhelmina Griffin Hyde Park Norma Meredith Clark's Summit Vida Pedrick Carbondale August Brunner Jr Factoryville David O Emery Wimmers Montrose Hyde Park and others with points ranging around 150 to 630. The text asks how many will be in Table No. 1 on the closing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Meredith
Hyde Park
Vida Pedrick
Clark’s Summit
Contestants surge in Tribune Educational Contest as finish nears
Yesterday's tally shows a rare high score with less than two weeks left to improve. Miss Griffin trails Meyer Lewis by under one point while Henry Schwenker and William Miles gain on rivals. Gar field Anderson leads in new subscribers as Miss Pedrick narrows on Miss Meredith. Frank Kemmerer returns after July 1 and could raise his total before contest end.
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the Tribune
Miss Griffin Ie
Meyer Lewis
Henry Schwenker
William Miles
Schwenker
Ray Buckingham
Miles
Garfield Anderson
Miss Meredith
Miss Pedrick
City Tax Duplicates for 1901 Delinquent Notice
City Treasurer E. J. Robinson announces 1901 city and school tax duplicates are due for collection. A 3 percent penalty applies in September 1901 with an additional 1 percent each month until paid. Taxes unpaid after November will be listed as delinquent under the law.
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E. J. Robinson
Keep Posted Aout Home Affairs It Tribune Ad Notice
The Tribune offers summer mail service for 12 cents weekly with address changes allowed and daily delivery. Report any complaint to The Tribune office. The notice also advertises Punch cigar as a leading cigar and Hanley’s ice cream at 420 Spruce Street Emoke. The Pocono Cigar priced at 5 cents.
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Hanley’s
Spruce Street
Tribune
Hanley's
Saratoga Floral Fete To Duplicate Louisiana Mardi Gras
Saratoga prepares for its annual floral fete on September 4 5 and 6 with lavish floats costing 5000 to 12000 dollars each. King Nex leads with a hundred courtiers and hundreds of dancers, intent on matching New Orleans spectacle. A grand parade, grand ball, and a 1000 guest excursion from Scranton Wilkes-Barre and nearby valleys are planned, with round trip tickets set at five dollars for adults and two for children.
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Saratoga
Nex
New Orleans
Saratoga Super
Louisiana
New York
Delaware and Hudson
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Judson
Saratoga Springs
Father Mathew TV
A. B. Society
Pitteton
Carbondale
Veterans to attend Lake Lodere event with Bauer band
Veterans travel on the 9 9. m. train to Lake Lodere Wednesday morning with Bauer's band. The Honesdale band will join. Col. L. A. Warren among speakers. Tickets on train 7 1 2 0 and 40 cents. Refreshments on grounds. All welcome and urged to bring children.
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Bauer
Lake Lodere
Honesdale
Col. L. A. Warren
Medical Books and Instruments of Dr Blanchard Sold
Private sale of medical books and surgical instruments belonging to the late Dr Blanchard. Enquiries directed to A W Dickson administrator of F K Tracy attorney in the Commonwealth Building Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Blanchard
A. W. Dickson
F. K. Tracy
Commonwealth Building
Scranton
Grammar A Pupila Second Examination Date Set
Grammar A pupils who averaged 65 per cent will take a second examination at the High School on August 1 at 9 a m. Grammar A certificates will be issued at the high school office on August 2 in the forenoon. George Howell, superintendent.
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George Howell
Scranton Round Trip to Shore Points for Five Dollars
On Thursday August 22 a round trip fare of five dollars is offered to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City Avalon Wildwood and Holly Beach. Trains depart Scranton at 645 a.m.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Avalon
Wildwood
Holly Beach
Scranton
Insurance payout to Rice estate recorded by Northwestern Mutual
W. J. Welsh, general agent for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance, yesterday paid the executors of the Bimon Rice estate seven thousand five hundred dollars, the policy amount held by Mr. Rice in the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Welsh
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bimon Rice
Rice
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Springville
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Selock
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Jefferson Avenue
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Thomas
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Common Council
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August Brunner, Jr
Frank Kemmerer
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Wimmers
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Montrose
W. H. Harris
Hyde Dark
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T. 4. Foster
Correspondence Schools
Elmer H. Lawall
Treag Stanley PL
Allen
Saratoga’s
Wilkes- Barre
Ments
Central
Pennsylvania
Telephone and Supply CO
Adams Avenue
King Miller
Scranton’s Piano School
Coonservatory
J. Alfred Pennington
N. E. Pennsylvania
Reynolds Brothers
Seanevivasio Railroad
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Conrad
A. Gentlemen's Furnisher
Lackawanna Avenue
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