Local social notes from Jamesville and city visits
A string of social mentions notes M. M. Baird visiting his mother in Jamesville Prothonotary Phil Bielphia trip by Pryor Mrs Charles Green from Clean N Y visiting friends Alderman Loftus Pitts ton on legal matters Miss Helvig Pyle Moscow guest of Mrs Weed of Adams Avenue Miss Linzle Hewlett Worning N Y visiting cousin Mrs J I Tiel Linden Street Miss Jennie Murphy Lackawanna Ave back from Wilkes Barre Miss Nellie Jacobs Huxleton home from a two week visit Miss Aliee Deppen Priv Street Miss Hazel Hewsler Paterson N J cousin farewell for Herbert Dolph Giveen Ridge with a group of young people Samuel L Goldstein Bringhminton and Mrs Mabel Rosenfield to wed Lackuwating Avenue ceremony at bride’s parents home reception to follow then to Binghamton for a new home Also Miss Bletach Driesen to wed Alexander of Lendon Kank in Forest City then clothing business setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Baird
Jamesville
Thomas Mothtt
Elm Street
Jennie Murphy
Lackawanna Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Nellie Jacobs
Huxleton
Misa Aliee Deppen
Prive Street
Linzle Hewlett
Worning
Mise Bletach
Driesen
Alexander
Lendon
Kank
Forest City
Cece
Letters of interest under this heading published with writers’ name
Short letters of interest will be published when accompany by the writers name and chime. The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Citizens oppose John B. Smith Pool firemen election
Letter from Philip Wagner of Dunmore protests a borough firemen’s election process claiming ineligible voters and lack of fireman credentials. He argues council review to exempt non firemen from taxes and questions active local firefighters while noting local merchants Weber and Guernsey Bros. support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
John B. Smith
Philip Wagner
Dunmore
No Discount Allowed for Unfair Shoe Deals
The remark states merchants cannot offer fake bargains such as a $6.00 shoe sold for $3.00 and affirms that no other honest dealer would engage in such improper discounting.
Mrs Rover Teaches Meat Cookery In Lectures
The second of Mrs. Rover’s cooking lectures focused on meat cookery with practical demonstrations and recipes. She stressed preserving nourishment, advised against washing meat, and explained cooking methods for beef roasts, fillet of beef, mutton, and beef stew with dumplings, plus cautions about glass jars of mushrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rover
Students Refuse to Learn at Mis Establishment in Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre students rebel against Wood's college after Frederick Wool purchased the Wilkes-Barre college from Williams. They refuse to attend Wood's, seek a new school, and decide to reopen in about ten days with new furniture. An attorney assures they can be taught by Williams until term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Wilkes-Barre Dispatch
Philadelphia Press
Priet
Wood's
Wilkes-Barre College
Frederick. Wool
Williame
Wilkes-Carre College
Wood
Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Wool
Williames
Avout
Ac al T Ten Daya
Peculiar Poisons From Poor Digestion
The article explains ptomaines as decay germs in imperfect digestion, caused by weak stomachs. It links indigestion to blood poisoning, headaches, heart and kidney issues, and poor complexion, urging Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy to improve digestion, blood, and nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Maxtey
Stuart
Stuart Co. Marshall
Mich
Convention in Scranton Ties Up Young Men's Institute Jurisdictions
The Grand Council of the Pennsylvania Jurisdiction of the Young Men's Institute meets in Scranton on May 19 after a Denver session that reshaped the order. Changes split Pacific into Pacific and Northwest, Atlantic into Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky Illinois Indiana, with the Pennsylvania jurisdiction including New York New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania New England and the District of Columbia. A separate Young Men's Institute Insurance Association is created to handle insurance. A Y M Day was set, a lecture bureau established, and new constitutions adopted. Officers elected include John A. McDade San Francisco as supreme president and M T Corcoran Cincinnati as supreme vice president, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Council of the Young Men's Institute
Denver
Cal
Pacific
Northwest
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Sinois
Indiana
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
New England
District of Columbia
Grand Corncilo
Rence
Young Men's Institute Insurance Association
Y. M
Supreme Council
John 4. McDade
San Francisco
M.T. Corcoran
Cincinnnati
Costello
Atchison
Kan
FLD
Lyon
Louisville
W. KB. Kenney
Cincinnati
Archbishop Riordan
J. L. Gaynor
Scranton
Pac
Ho HW. Hives
Mackentepe
Cincinnaith
Kew
Dpl O'Brien
Albert Hoge's New Machines Aim to Revolutionize Type Setting
In Scranton two model machines for typesetting and distributing type, designed by Albert B Hoge and his brother Pension Examiner F E Hoge, are showcased. The inventor claims a compact size and low cost, with potential to transform newspaper publishing in small offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Special Pension Examiner
FE. E. Hoge
Federal
Albert 8. Hoge
Silk
Adistio
Hoge
Tribune
Virginia
Funeral and musical events in this borough
The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Manley will be at St Marys church at 10 with a solemn high mass, interment in St Marys cemetery. A Treahytrian church entertainment featured tableaux and music with notable soloists and a vocal trio. Community socials are planned, including a gathering at Miss Mae Simpsons home on Cherry street. Hoods Sarsaparilla is advertised for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Simons
Maplewood
Bridget Manley
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Miss Morris
Brooklyn
H. M. Spencer
Drinker
Treahytrian
Mer. Bil A
Mabel Cheist
Ivorge Et. Smith
Anna Neyd
Joseph Jeffrey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mae Simpson
Cherry Street
Five Massachusetts Mills May Relocate Here
The Board of Trade reports potential Boston-area renewal as five Massachusetts cotton mills may be set up in the city. A vice president of one company indicated the plant owner will visit around April 1 to view a suitable site and discuss waterway use for Boston’s water supply. The prospect is seen as a strong economic opportunity by board members, with mills needing only a proper site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Tribune
Atherton
Board of Trade
Boston
Scranton
Coyne Plans Election Contest After Narrow Loss
Patrick Coyne of Minooka says he will contest the Lackawan Ha township supervisor race won by William Fern by six votes. Coyne alleges irregularities in the Northeast district where Fern resides and has lawyers M J Donahoe and CL Donovan reviewing district election boards' papers. Coyne's supporters claim about forty v oters may testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Coyne
Minooka
Lackawan- Ha
Dist Tuesnav
M. J. Donahoe
CL Donovan
Huey
Townahly
William AL Fern
Archbatt Mines
Mr. Coyne
Fern
Mec. Coyne
The Grand Inst promises busy week in Wheeling shows
The Wheeling Intelligencer previews Florence Bradley in The Captain's Mate at the Grand Inst theater and Glen MacDonough’s Delmonteo at Frothingham. It highlights star Florence Bindley and a strong company, plus Sam T. Jack’s My Uncle From New York and The California Lancers as next attractions with favorable notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Florence Bradley
Florence Bindley
Academy
Sam T. Jack
New York
California Lancers
No-To-Bac touted as a nicotine cure
An advertisement argues tobacco harms nerves and claims No-To-Bac cures addiction. It asserts the Sterling Remedy Co guarantees refunds if ineffective and notes wide sales and easy availability in drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietim
Sterling Remedy Company
New York
Montreal
Chicago
Pranse
Mr Thomas Souvenir Lists License Applicants
Clerk of the Courts John H Thomas printed pocket pamphlets listing liquor license applicants and their attorneys. The cream bound list is issued to bar members and press, with engravings of Deputies Daniels and Bonn on the back cover. The Tribune printed the work and prepared it for easy pocket use. Pillsbury's Flour mills have a daily capacity of 17 500 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Thomas
Lst
Bar
Thomas
Thomas P. Daniels
Emil Bonn
Tribune
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St. Nicholas
Norton's Book and Stationery
Lackawanoa Ave
Snow
Mrs. Rover
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Spruce Street
Directee 2
Anton Ellepod
Grand Council of Pennsylvania
Young Men's Institute
Albert Hoce
Hood
Rexford
Charles Fields Haviland
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Steinway & Son's
Decker Bros., Kraniche & Bache
Knox
Hatter
Cape
P. M'Crea & CO
Wyoming Ava
Coal Exchange
The
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Wyoming Ave
Coyne
Delmonteo
Glen MacDonough
J. M. Ward
Frothingham
Nelle Dunbar
Ollie Mvans
Bella Vivian
Clara Bell
Hart Sisters
Charles F, Jerome
Charles J
Stine
Hall, Caldwell and Ballon
Keal
Pia
Rexpori's
Lockawann AV
MR. Thomas
Pillsbury’s Flour
Scranton, Pa
Ial Tesla
G iYue Bank
Ingrain
Agra
Smyrna Bugs
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avé
Lackawanna Ave
Trim
Aylesworth’s
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
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