Stocks for Sale From Bee Us Brokers
United States Lumber Co stock offered at 206 with 45 shares available and optimistic notes that it may rise to 300. Additional listings include County Savings Bank and Trust Co, Dime Bank Co, Colliery Engineer Co, Cold Storage Co, Lark and Snower Tobacco Co, Central Pennsylvanian Brewing Co bonds at 6 percent, gold bonds at 85, and Five percent government bonds. Buyers encouraged to visit Dime Bank Building with Bee Us Brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Lumber Co
IC Wold
County Savings Bank and Trust Co
Dime Bank Co
Lark & Snower Tobacco Co
Central Pennsylvanian Brewing Co
United States
Bee Us
Smallpox Threat Diminished Prompting Hall Reopenings
Health officials say danger of smallpox in West Beranton has lessened enough to revoke the city wide closure of public halls with Mears Hall still guarded due to its building’s outbreak. Free school vaccination continues in central city North Scranton and South Scranton as a precaution.
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Allen
Bureau of Health
West Beranton
Public Safety
Wormser
Mears* Hall
Central City
North
Scranton
South
W. A. Pathe
Tribune
Vinci
St Patrick's day eisteddfod to be held in Allentown
President Judge A A Vonbure of the Orphans court will inaugurate the afternoon session of the St Patrick s day eisteddfod in Allentown with President Judge H W Edwards of the common pleas court conducting. Scranton to supply many competitors. Funeral for Joseph Ober at 911 Mulberry street on Saturday February 22 1903 at 8 o'clock p m. Members of Schiller lodge No 11 F and A M urged to attend. Masonic groups asked to join services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Vonbure
Orphans’ Court
Allentown
HW. M. Edwards
Common Plews Court
Scranton
Schilier Lodge
No. Bit
A. M
Joseph Ober
Mulberry Street
Peter Bupp
W. MM
Charles Gelbert
Ti Waldo
Masonic Veteran Association
Coeur de Lion Commandery
Lackawanna
Ober
Mr Wheeler Cures Rheumatism With Pain Balm Claim
A Northwood resident named R. Wheeler reports severe joint stiffness in winter but claims immediate improvement after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He states he was cured and worked steadily through the year and attributes his recovery to the product available from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wheeler
Northwood
All Drugblste
Patrick P. Golden Dead Prominent City Official
Patrick P. Golden of the Sixth ward, school controller and former patrolman, died yesterday afternoon at his home 502 Liverne street after a long illness. Born in Ireland he came to the United States as a youth and lived in Bellevue. He amassed substantial wealth, served two terms as Sixth ward councilman, and was elected school controller two years ago. Survived by his wife and six children, the funeral is Monday at Holy Cross church with burial in Cathedral Cemetery. a school board meeting is set for tonight to act on his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick P. Golden
Liverne Street
Ireland
Bellevue
Buennesa
Beleet
Ble
Evitor
Counetis
Golden
Michael
John
Patrick
Martin
Mamie
Annie
Holy Cross Church
Cathedral
Gibbons
Mr. Golden
Gibbons Endorsed by Nine Democratic School Board Members
Nine Democratic members met in the municipal building and unanimously endorsed John Gibbons for president Eugene Fellows for secretary and David Reedy for solicitor. No opposition emerged to Gibbons or Fellows or Reedy. Several Republicans indicated support for Gibbons and Reedy, while two pledged attendees could not attend. The band will meet for reorganization next Tuesday at one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibbons
Eugene D. Fellows
David J. Reedy
Gibbons
Theaucus
Dennis J. Roche
Fellows
Mr. Reedy
Mr. Gibbons
Reedy
Messrs. Schriefer
Barker
Gibbons Lister
John O'Malley
A. L. Francois
Jayne
John O' Milley
Peter J. Reif
Otto Robinson
JT. J. Jennings
Anthony Walsh
WH. da. Leonard
Messrs. Gibbons
HH. J. O'Malley
Third Ward
BP. J. Lungin
O'Eneck
Funeral of W H Clark Follows Chik & Snover Manager
The funeral of the late William H H Clark was held yesterday from his Quincy Avenue home. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at St Peter's Cathedral by Rev J A O'Reilly with deacon Rev Daniel McCarthy and sub-deacon Rev J Griffin. Interment followed as pallbearers listed. plant shutdown honored the deceased. Attendees came from Buffalo Rochester Brooklyn Carbondale and Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William HH. Chirk
Quincy Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. A. O'Reilly
Daniel McCarthy
Plymouth
J. Griffin
William R. Bradbury
Willin J. Lynott
Thomas WH
Walsh
Charles
Bradbury
Fred J
Stose
John J
O'Boyvle
Livnebough
Charles J. Quinn
Clirk
Chik & Snover Company
Buffalo
New York
Rochester
Brooklyn
Carbondale
Pittston
Notable Brighton Resort Compared With Lakewood NY
The piece extols Brighton as a foreign resort and Lakewood New Jersey as a premier winter retreat. It highlights fashionable clientele, resort attractions, and varied pastimes, urging readers to request the New Jersey Lakewood Booklet for authentic information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Lakewood
New Jersey
Laukewood
New Jersey Centralla
Paderewski Recital At New Scranton Armory Plans Transport
The Paderewski piano recital at the new Scranton armory on Monday evening February 24 prompts arranged special vote shuttles by the Delaware and Hudson company. Pickups will run from Carbondale Jer ay Myn Jer? and other towns to Scranton and return with differing fares noted for each point. Train schedules to be announced in papers later.
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New Armory
Seranton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Scranton
Carbondale
Mayfield
Jermyn
Archbald
Peckville, Inc
Olyphant
Moosle
Avoca
Pittaton
Wilkes-Barre
Old Forge Township Voters Face Legal Scrutiny After Election
The nine residents of Old Forge township face questions after an improvised election. Officials appointed themselves to multiple offices and were elected by a group of nine, potentially violating election law and triggering inquiries at the Clerk of Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Forge Township
Arr
Schulthels
Daniels
Old Forge
Ist
Mid-Winter Circus Delights At Armory
Despite bad weather about a thousand attended the armory show where the Japanese troupe of acrobats drew the loudest applause. The Todd-Judge family, St Belinas and others were praised for skilful feats and twenty two nets showcased top apparatus. Matinee at 2 15 pm and the final performance tonight.
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Mitch Ga
Todd-Judge
St. Belinas
Mise Blinehe Sloan
Ascole & Kiddy
Mulls & Nowlin
Delta & Devello
Billy Devoe
Anlimi
Deserted wife's plea for relief as board hears case
Mrs Michiel Nealon told the poor board of her plight after her husband who earned about 40 dollars monthly gave only a portion of his wages and finally deserted her with two young children. Her baby was born two months ago and she has since relied on her father as her household items were sold to cover basics. Directors planned further action while noting other relief cases and funding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michiel Nealon
South
Washington Avenue
Gorman
Liverymillan
Fuller
Thomas Devine
Hillside
Peter Molter
Beech Street
Dickert
Growler
Ligale Dimler
Fittston Avenue
Wntu
Brooks
Last Florida Tour Excludes Return Trip in May For Rail Fans
The final Pennsylvania railroad tour to Jacksonville departs March 4 from New York Philadelphia and Washington with Pullman accommodations meals and rail fare. Prices range from 44.25 at Buffalo to 54 at Rochester and Wilkes-Barre with proportionate rates from other points. Returning travel uses regular trains through May 31 2002 and stopovers at Charleston. Information via ticket agents or George W. Boyd Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Buffalo
Rochester
Elmira
Erle
Wilhimaport
Wilkes-Barre
Charleston Exposition
George W. Boyd
Gen
Eric
Broad Street Station
A Residence Bargain at Green Ridge for $4500
A description of a desirable Green Ridge home offered at 4500 dollars. The property is said to be uniquely affordable with a large lot and shade trees. Terms are available through real estate dealer W. T. Heiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
W.T. Hieher
Progressive Friends college offers broad liberal arts programs
Offers to young men and women complete curricula in Arts, Science, Letters and Engineering under Friends management. Non sectarian, conservatively progressive with an able faculty. Emphasizes intimate professor student fellowship and intelligent physical culture. New gymnasium enhances men's program. for catalogue contact William W Birdsall Swarthmere Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends
William W. Birdsall
Swarthmere
Scranton Board of Control to Hold Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Scranton Board of Control is set for Saturday evening at To oclock in city hall board rooms. The session honors the late Patrick Golden Sixth ward board member and arranges funeral attendance. John Gibbons president D Fellows secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Control
Board Rooms
City Hall
Patrick Golden
Sixth Ward
John Gibbons
D. Fellows
Lackawanna Railroad Announces Employee Pension Plan
The Lackawanna railroad reveals a new pension system effective March 1 for employees with twenty five years service. Eligible workers 65 or older will retire with a monthly pension tied to tenure and average pay, with funding provided by the company and no employee contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Truesdale
Board of Managers of
The
Lackawanna
Pension Board
Pension Fund
Stenographers sought by firms amid limited placements
This week’s help calls list openings at an insurance firm, a correspondence company, a wholesale house, a machinery company, a doctor, and an advertising office. Only three placements could be furnished. The note promotes Lackawanna College for business courses and mentions Le Fancy orange s as cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna College
One Lot of Muslin Underwear in Window Display
A window display features a varied assortment of women’s undergarments including long and short skirts, flounce gowns, corset covers, and drawers. Fabric options include Nainsook and Cambric with embroidery and lace trim.
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Rh. BE. Comegys & CO
Dime Bank Building
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Soho Pean Avenue
Mr. Wheeler
Patrick P. Golden Dead
W. H. Clark
Paderewski
Lickawanna Court
Old Forge Borough
Owl Forge Township
Iupervisor
John Welseenfluh
Henry Schulthels
Andrew Naegli, Jr
Board of Health
Andrew Weisenflul
Henry Naegli
Michael Weisenfluh
Naegli
Henry Turles
John Welsenfluh, Jr
Andrew Nuegli
Weissenfluh
Plum
John Weisenfluh
Benjamin Naegi
Harry Reltz
Board of Control and Board of Health
Coursen
Java
E. G. Goursen
Via
Pennsylvania Railroad
Swarthmore College
Board of Control
D., L. & W. Company
Percoysa
Lackiwanah Railrond
Tte
Pension Department
T. FB. Clarke
O. C
Post
W. I. McFarlin
Liloyd
Trafic
B.D. Caldwell
Caldwell
the Lackawanna Business College
Price & Jenkins
Wyoming Ave
Our
R. E. Prendergast
Masury S
Masury
Franklin Ave
Pyrochrome
Gibson
Cramer Wells Co
Hartford Typewriter
Hartford Company
Hartford
Reynolds Bros
Jerimgyn
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Telephone
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