Dune Wedding Joins Miss Lees to Rev Milman in Scranton
Miss Josephine D Lees of Gibson street married Rev J Frank Milman of Pottsville at St Luke s church the ceremony led by Rev Dr Rogers Israel A large guest list attended with marguerite decor and pale grey crepe de chine attire For many guests the bride was a noted educator and charity worker The couple previously connected to Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church and Second Church of Pottsville Also featured were Imperial Chautauqua circle outings and a July 4 clam bake at Excelsior social club headquarters
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Josephine D. Lees
Gibson Street
J. Frank Milman
Pottsville
St. Luke's Church
Rogers Israel
Measie
J. A. C. Gilmour
W. P. Strauch
Pottaville
W. OR. Pierce
Philadelphia
Franklin Howell
Godfrey
Jermyn
Spinaters' Club
Israel
A. F. Pettigrew
H. A. Pierce
George Sharps
Mire
M. M. Terry
Kuracher
Gertrude Rice
Misa Haight
New York
Pettigrew
Milman
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Miss Anna Robinson Wins First Prize In Queering Event
The notice lists Miss Anna Robinson as first prize winner with Miss Filey Kintner second. A guest list includes Mistien Lilia Wood ruff Carrie Hitchcock Ruth Hann Florence Kintner Emily Edgar Grace Atherton Julia Henwood Louise Connolly Anna Robinson Gene Hosie and Charlotte Schroeder. The Kik Lake Improvement Company returns from a ten day camping trip with many bass caught and a delightful outing. The expedition included Dr. Logan Dr. Fulton Fred Kingsbury Will Jensup Edward Langley Charlea J. Post and Will Mulford.
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Anna Robinson
Prise
Filey Kintner
Mistien Lilia Woodruff
Carrie Hitchcock
Ruth Hann
Florence Kintner
Emily Edgar
Grace Atherton
Julia Henwood
Louise Connolly
Gene Hosie
Charlotte Schroeder
Kik Lake Improvement Company
Dr. Logan
Dr. Fulton
Fred Kingsbury
Will Jensup
Edward Langley
Charlea J. Post
Will Mulford
Local society notes from Baltimore and surrounding areas
A smoothed list of personal notices from Baltimore and nearby towns includes Harey Doel of Baltimore visiting in Lancaster Maine and other locals like Connolly, Gibbons, Rice, Coolidge, and Beamish. Several residents plan travels to West Virginia Chicago and Florida while others return from weddings, school, or trips to Pan-American Exposition and Davia Coal operations.
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Harey Doel
Baltimore
Mise Kittie Connolly
Morrison Avenue
Lancaster
Mere PE
Conn
Dun- Time
Hotel Albert
New Years
John Gibbons
Alfred Rice
Monica Avenue
New York City
Miss Anna
Gwenetta Phillips
West Virginia
B.S. Phupa
Davia Coal and Coke Company
Evelyn
Elone Gilmore
Mans American
Chicago
Chicago University
Me. G
Hull
Mere Charles L. Mill
Florida
Charles TL. Win
Tribune's Souvenir anniversary edition offered for sale
The Tribune reports its tenth anniversary Souvenir was well received by readers and press. An extra print run was sold at twenty cents each, covering production costs, with remaining copies offered at the same price for subscribers and others.
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Tribune
Big Increase in Clearings Shifts Yearly Bank Totals
The Clearing House association reports June 1900 clearings at $4,594,115.20 and the latest month at $5,400,020.75, a gain of $806,805.05. Last week’s total was $1,263,081.88 with daily figures: Mon 195,586.21. Tue 217,885.02. Wed 250,760.80. Thu 224,898.44. Fri 152,850.81. Sat 212,999.00.
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Clearing House Association
Deny Lodge Connection With Unauthorized Excursion
Edward Nelson N G signs statement disavowing any affiliation of St Sosthenes lodge No 1766 with an excursion billed for the first. the use of the lodge name is unauthorized improper. Try the new Ge cigar Kleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sosthenes Lodge
Edward Nelson
N. G
Kleon
Ninety-Two Degrees Mark Hot Scranton Weekend
Scranton faced extreme heat with Saturday reaching ninety four degrees the high of the period while Sunday saw ninety two. Lake Lodore Nay Ang Park drew thousands as residents sought relief from the sun with trains and streetcars crowded and parks crowded too. A separate incident reports Alle shooting Labar, a 11-year-old boy, who died after a buckshot wound with Labar later identified in court records.
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Lake Lodore
Nay Ang Park
Alle
Labar
Labars
Bennie Alle Arrested in Labar Death on Gravel Place
Bennie Alle, an Italian laborer from Brooklyn, shot and killed Henry Labar at Gravel Place, Stroudsburg, then fled to Portland before being captured Saturday morning. Labar confronted Alle over alleged improper relations with Labar’s wife, the motive described as jealousy, with self defense claimed by Alle.
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Bennie Alle
Henry Labar
Gravel Place
Portland
Stroudsburg
Alle
Brooklyn
Labars
Labar
Drakes’ Hardware
East Stroudsburg
Roland Miller
Arrests Made After Vestal Dynamite Wreck Inquest
Coroner's inquest leads to the arrest of engineer George B. Mattice of Binghamton and Henry Polhamus of Elmirra for manslaughter in connection with the Vestal wreck and dynamite explosion of June 8. Polhamus arrested after return home from Scranton. Mattice held on $2,500 bail. Fireman and missing signals details noted. twelve tons of dynamite documented in the wreck car.
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Vestal
George B. Mattice
Binghamton
Henry Polhamus
Elmirra
Lagman
Polhamus
Scranton
Elmira
Smith
Theodore Polhamus
Elmer Polhamus
Mattice
F. R. Allen
Scranton Liederkranz Returns From Pan-American Exposition
Scranton Liederkranz members ended a week at the Pan-American exposition in Buffalo where the chorus of 50 performed at the Saengerfest before an audience of 4 000. The 162 member group toured sights including Niagara Falls and the fair grounds before returning home.
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T. M. Gates
Mel. Gates
Nebraska
Hilladale College
Mich
Wayland Ki. Gates
Scranton Liederkranz
Buffalo
Gibba
Chapman Squires
Wyoming House
Thin City
Liederkranz
Seventy-fourth Regiment
Lilederkranzen
Maine
San Francisco
Niagara Falls
International Hotel
Special Excursion Tickets to Binghamton July 4 5 6
Lackawanna railroad offers excursion fares to Binghamton at one fare plus one third. Tickets on sale July 4 and 5 good for travel July 4 5 or return by July 6 inclusive.
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Binghamton
N. Y
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Griffin Drops to Seventh in Week Seven Contests
Miss Griffin moved from tenth to seventh place on Saturday while three others regressed. The piece reviews each contestant's actions from the previous week and notes that seven yearly subscribers expect to place a beginner fifth today.
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Miss Griffin
Table No 1 final day winners list question
The reader asks how many of the named individuals would appear in Table No 1 on the closing day. The listed names include Meyer Lewis Scranton, Henry Schwenker South Scranton, William Miles Hyde Park, Garfield Anderson Carbondale, August Brunner Jr, Ray Buckingham Elmhurst Points, Miss Wilhelmina Griffin Providence, and Miss Vida Pedrick Clark's Summit. Calculation depends on closing day results not provided.
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Henr Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Hyde Park
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Educational Contest Sees Shifts in Saturday Standings
After seven weeks of competition in The Tribune Educational Contest the standings shift as Miss Wilhelmina Griffin rises from tenth to seventh in Table No. 1 and closes to within nine points of fifth place. Miss Norma Meredith falls back in Table No. 2 while Miss Vida Pedrick and Frank Kemmerer each move down one spot. A forthcoming morning table will detail each contestant's daily progress from last week.
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Tribune
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Norma Meredith
Vida Pedrick
Frank Kemmerer
Pedrick
Educational Contest Seeks New Subscriptions
The Scranton Tribune invites ambitious youths to join an ongoing educational contest. A seven yearly subscription lead could advance a contestant toward fifth place. Full details appear on the newspaper’s fourth page or by writing Editor Educational Contest Scranton Tribune Scranton Pa for a booklet or subscription prizes.
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Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Scrantion
Nay Aug Firehouse Shakeup Quietly Removes Reed
Director of Public Safety F. TL Wormser appoints Assistant Chief D. J. Slowe as permanent at Nay Aug engine house to succeed H. B. Reed, who was removed after being charged by his captain with absence without leave and failure to appear.
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Director of Public Safety
F. TL. Wormser
D. J. Slowe
Nay Aug
H. B. Reed
Reed
Waa
Fourth at Lodore Luxurious Lakeside Fourth
The region’s top Fourth celebration centers at Lake Lodore with lake amusements and a Delaware and Hudson Railroad excursion from Scranton at 6.90, 0.15, 10.13 am, noon, and 2.44 pm. Bauer's band provides dance music and catering while steamer rides, row boats, launches and games entice visitors. Fare from Scranton for children is 4c. The Punch elgar remains the reader of the 10c elgars.
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Lake Lodore
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Scranton
Bauer
Real estate owners face duties not always shown
Property owners bear duties beyond visible rules, including maintenance, tax compliance, and safeguarding neighboring interests. This overview highlights practical responsibilities tied to ownership, from neighborhood impact to legal obligations.
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TAR Modern Hardware Store
White Mountain
Infante
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Sui
Imperial Chautauqua
Nay Aug Park
At & of
Tec
Laurel Hil
Green Ridge Suburban
Dunmore Suburban
Peterabure
Dr BF
Piemwe
Pierce
Gates
Mee Gates
AL Capwell
Barnee
Aire
Barnes
Mew
J. Hall
W. H Pierce
E. L. Pavan
A. Minter
Mir
OM. Streeter
Stelle
F Whittemore
Mra
Dean
F. Byxbee
Mllen W. Lowry and Son
Lawrence Melle
J. W. Brownyng
Luther Keller
Ruth Keller
Mix
Jeanette Colvin
Piorence Colvin
Ella Colvin
Mise Mabel Colvin
Misa Beasie Keller
Misa Bewlo Pierce
Marjory Lister
Susan Pyle
Colquitt
Holly
Charles Pinrce
Excelsior So Jal
Washington Avenue
Helen Winton
Sanderson Avenue
the People's Bank
Walter Jackson
Ferdinand Street
David Tavis
John Chenoweth
William Baker
Charles Relph
Joseph Voveloes
William Hackman
Rose Baddere
Cwee
Stone
Barn
Foker
Thomas
Cecilia
Maud Jones
Covcilia
Beatrice
Rhoda Clark
Jennie Watkins
Hattlhe Eynon
Eva Kittle
Belle Hyble
Cora Jones
Rhoda Wat- Kine
Augussta Fritz
Moessie
Harry Phillips
Boyd Jacoby
Harold Jamieson
Dolph Bruning
Mendie Davis
John Jones
Frank Miller
Walter Jones
Harry York
LeRoy Phillips
Frank Watkins
Mabel Waterman
Edith Cooner
Dorothy Keck
Nellie Algier
Mrs. Algier
Fairview House
Pocono
Edith Grace Suydam
George R. Suydam
Monsey Avenue
Walter A. Capwell
Marion Street
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
KR. F. Y. Pierce
D. D. Mies Bertha Roberta
A. F. Dersheimer
Bucknell University
John E.i Coolidge
Paul K. Heleate
Bellefonte, Pa
Charles Weeton
Frank Silliman, Jr
Nellie
Mamie Beamish
T. 4. Beamins
Misa Mame Finnerty
South Seventh Street
Lock Haven State Normal School
the Tribune
SUN God
San Juan Hill
Mercury
Twining
Penn Avenug
Harris’ Drug Store
Vestal Wreck
ARE
Ries
E. G
Coursen
Meyer Lewis
August Brunner, Jr
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Polnta
Factoryvilla
David Oo. Emery
Wimmers
Arthur Co. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Hyde Rr
Minnie Wallis
BE. J. Sheridan
Haweypene
Jennie Ward
Eoseeeee iv
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Ete
Knox
Washioguss A
Wake
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Wilimm Miles
Schwenber
Buckingham
Andomom
Meredith
Mine
Mian Pedtiel
A. CG
Griifie
BOM
NEW
Lodore
Clarke Bros
Pennsyl
Reynolds
Brothers
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Fancy and Art Goods Center
Handsome
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Itle Guaranty Tand Trust CO. OF
PENNA
L. A. Watroe
H. A. Knapp
V.pree
A. H. McCtintock
Ralph &. Hull
King Miller
Joming Aven
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