Personal Notices From Elk Like To Atlantic City Visitations
Dr W G Fulton and family stay at Elk Lake Miss Mary Maughren of Webster Avenue visits friends in Bethlehem Mr and Mrs W A Gallagher and son depart for Atlantic City to spend the Summer Mr and Mrs F J Crane return from five weeks with friends in York state Miss Vernette Tathewar of New York City visits Mrs C B Wells of 815 Webster Avenue James Burnett of Canaan Pa visits relatives in Green Ridge Dr Smith of New York superintendent dining car service Lackawanna railroad in the city Marie Finnerty of South Seventh Street departs for Beach Haven Miss Midna M Evans of Taylor Avenue returns from Geneva N Y where she attended Volle Tompkins wedding Edna Caryl attends Philadelphia College of Osteopathy commencement exercises brother Harry a student J H Oliver joins Taylor & Jowls as a law student daughter Miss Katherine Brundage announces engagement to Walter Clark Den of Norfolk Va Miss Brundage studies at Syracuse University and summers at Lake Winola Martin G Nichols of Barry Vt elected Pennsylvania Casualty Co superintendent of agents headquarters in the own building Charles Du Pont Swift now doing work for the company in eastern part of the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Vernette Tathewar
New York City
C. B. Wells
S15
Webster Avenue
Joseph McConnell
Conada
M. Keene
Marie Finnerty
South Seventh Street
Beach Haven
Midna M. Evans
Taylor Avenue
Geneva
N. Y
Edna Caryl
Philadelphia College of Oxteonathy
Harry
J. H. Oliver
Bloomsburg Biante Normal School
Copeland
Ofce
Taylor & Jowls
Oliver
Joseph Oliver
Select Council
J. G. Stevens
Katherine Brundage
Walter Clark den
Norfolk
Lake Winola
Martin G. Nichols
Barry
Pennesylvania Casualty Company
Charles du Pont Swift
The marriage In a lions' den at Elks' carnival
A marriage event titled In a lions' den is set for the Elks' carnival this afternoon. Dr Lindabury, surgeon specializing in diseases of women, is listed with office hours at 215 Connell Building and a contact number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindabury
Connell Building
Lla. m
War revenue taxes reduced after repeal and lower collections
The report shows total district collections for the year ending last night at 1,774,871.27 dollars, down 145,606.47 from the prior year due to war tax repeals. Despite lower taxes, taxable output rises. new cuts effective July 1, 1902 further reduce special taxes and excises on tobacco, liquor, cigars, stamps, and communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penman
Hia
Treasury Department
Tobiacco
Southworths Pupils Shine At Powell’s Music Rooms Recital
A Scranton audience praised Mr. Southworth as his pupils ranged from children to young women delivering a refined program. Florence Robertson dazzled with a soprano, while Helen Jones Guitell Harris Muriel Weston and Clara Rice were highlighted for their artistry and promising futures. The recital featured elaborate stage settings and marked one of the season’s most satisfactory events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Robertson
Miss Robertson
Cordelia Freeman
Miss Freeman
Southworth
Muriel Weston
Clara
Rice
Elizabeth Harrington
Mabel Belden
Nan Robertson
Eunice Hall
Isabella Cullen
Norma Davis
Mary O'Malley
Court House Bonds Filed For Local Justices and Aldermen
Bonds of 1 000 each filed with Prothonotary Copeland yesterday cover Justices of the Peace D M Tuthmaker Ransom John H K Williams Blakely J A Dolphin Olyphant James Brown Throop Frederick Rover Throop George Smith Blakerly William H Stevens North Abington G Showmaker Dalton Herman Klefer Mayfield Horace Seamans La Plume George W Cramer Greenfield Daniel Holland Old Forge William G Howells Taylor Aldermen Christian Sturr Eleventh ward Scranton C C Donovan Twelfth ward Scranton James I Noone Eighteenth ward Scranton B Davies Fifth ward Scranton P De Lacy Seventh ward Scranton
Fourth of July at Mountain Park Promises Grand Fun
Mountain Park hosts a large Fourth of July celebration with music by Lawrence’s band and a wide range of amusements for all ages. Mr M Fadden will provide refreshments and has capacity for up to twenty thousand people. Train service from Wilkes-Barre starts at 9 a.m. with half hour intervals through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Park
Lawrence
Fadden
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Divorces Sought by Coggins and Tigue Wives
Mrs Catharine Coggins petitions for divorce from John Coggins married October 24 1883 alleging desertion since August 6 1892. Mrs Mary Tigue seeks divorce from Michael J Tigue married February 21 1885 alleging desertion since July 6 1899 and no support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Coggins
Copeland
John Coggins
Coggins
Mary Tigue
Michael J. Tigue
Additional Fourth of July Train Service by Lackawanna
Lackawanna Railroad announces extra passenger train running July 4 to serve Scranton travelers. The Nicholson departure is 10 p.m. arriving Beranton at 10 50 p.m. The return leaves Beranton at 11 p.m. arriving Nicholson at 11 p.m. stopping at all intermediate stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Nicholson
Beranton
Stuyvesant Piano Offered At Remarkably Low Price
Public response to our piano special was strong as the planed instruments sold before opening hour. Today Guernsey Hall presents a first class Stuyvesant piano in exquisite tone and finish offered at a surprisingly low price for a slightly used instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant
Guernsey Hall
W. Guernsey
Building Committee Meeting on Old School Site Sale
The Building committee of the Board of Control will meet at the corner of Cadur avenue and Maple street on Thursday afternoon July 3 at 2 o'clock to confer with interested parties regarding the sale of the old building on site for the new No 8 School. E D Fellows, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Cadur Avenue
Maple Street
No. 8
E. D. Fellows
Sale of 000 Quarts Prompts Curious Kyl-Hug Question
A brief notice lists 000 quarts for sale on Thursday and Saturday. It references Coursen's and the Howly Mowses with a cryptic query about Misther Carey and a Kyl-Hug phrase, leaving readers puzzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursen's
Howly Mowses
Misther Carey
Kyl
Examination questions for mine foremen and assistants
The article lists exam questions given yesterday in the municipal building for mine foremen and assistant foremen. Questions cover mine map scales extensions boundary line coal mining methods roof securing gangway ventilation calculations and safety procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P
Connell Declines Quay Summer Camp Invitation
A Washington dispatch reports Representative Connell of Pennsylvania will not join Senator Quay on his summer trip to a camp in Northern Maine. Quay described the journey by boat railroad canoe paddling and a long trek through underbrush to reach the camp, but Connell declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Washington, D. C
Connell
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
Maine
Quay
Mr. Connell
Mr. Quay
Fourth of July Excursion to Lake Lodore Offers $50 Gold Prize
The Glorious Day at Lake Lodore promises festive Fourth celebrations with a chance to win $50 in gold. Couponed attendees receive a number on grounds and prize distribution occurs in the pavilion after the last excursion train arrives. Mozart band plays, catering for up to fifteen thousand, and rail rates from Scranton are reduced. Trains depart Lackawanna Avenue depot at 9:15, 10:13 a.m., and 1:12 p.m.
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Lake Lodore
Mozart
M. I. Fadden
Scranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Strikers Held For Court In Olyphant Riot Case
Stephen Reap Hugh Duggan and Oliver Roe faced charges of inciting riot at the Delaware and Hudson collieries on May 20. Deputies testified about threats and intimidation as crowds pursued non union miner Flanagan at Erie company No 1 colliery. Reap fined 10 and costs with 600 bail, Duggan 10 and costs with 300 bail, Roe 300 bail for disorderly conduct. others charged were discharged or fined.
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Stephen Reap
Hugh Duggan
Oliver Roe
Delaware and Hudson's Olyphant
John Whitbeck
Frank Weitzel
Thomas Flanagan
Weitzel
Olyphant
Costes
Millar
Delaware and Hudson
Samuel Haddon
John McGlone
Dunmore
Erie Company
No. 1
Reap and
Duglan
J. H. Torrey
Joseph O'Brien
Robert Murray
John J. Murphy
United Mine Workers of America
J. J. O'Malley
Eddy Creek
Ward
Duggan
Whitbeck
Thomas
Fallon
Attorney Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Reap
P. J. McCormick
Richard Lewis
McCormick
Disorderly Youths Arrested at Elk Carnival Grounds
Four boys were arrested at the Elk carnival grounds for disorderly conduct and taken to the central station. They gave names as Max Cisco, Michael Brennan, Joseph Yatman, and Harry Mochinski. They had entered the area and were detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
Max Cisco
Michael Brennan
Joseph Yatman
Harry Mochinski
Youths Tented Fence Disorder Leads to Police Court Reprimand
Martin Martin, arrested on Monday night for the same charge, was brought before Magistrate Howe in police court and discharged after a stern reprimand. The group’s actions included tenting down part of a fence and general disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Martin
Howe
Missing From Home John Drack A Sworn Local Mystery
John Drack a storekeeper at the American Locomotive Works on Cliff street disappeared from home last Friday. His wife says he had been low in spirits and wandering in an irresponsible condition. Police will be asked to search for him. he formerly lived on Irving Avenue and moved to 115 Mulberry Street weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drack
American Locomotive Works
Cliff Atrest
Drack
Irving Avenue
Mulberry Street
Mra. Drack
Captain Gould Elected Leader of Company K Thirteenth
An election at the new armory selected First Lieutenant Will Gould as captain to replace Milton O Connell who resigned. Walter I Capwell became first lieutenant, John M Edwards second lieutenant, under Major Frank Robling who oversaw the vote. Gould faced no opposition, while Fred Gould ran against Capwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton O'Connell
Will Gould
Walter I. Capwell
John M. Edwards
Frank Robling
Gould
Fred
Capwell
Rothamel
Courtright
Corporal Stevens
Home on furlough for Corporal Rafter of Eighteenth Infantry
Corporal William Rafter of the Eighteenth Infantry United States Army arrived home yesterday on a two months furlough to stay with his family at 429 Linden Street. He came from the Philippines last November and has been stationed at Fort Russell Wyoming. He enlisted three years ago and served in Porto Rico and the Philippines. his term expired and he reenlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rafter
Eighteenth Infantry
United States Army
Linden Street
Rafter
Philippines
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Porto Rico
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Cherry Stoner
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Hardenbergh School of Music and
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Levine Tardenbergsh
Sumner Salter
New York
Misa Hester A. Worthington
Carter Building
Linden St
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
J. F. Megargel & CO
Commonwealth Bldg
the People's Bank
W. G. Fulton
Elk Like
Mary Maughren
Bethlehem
Mira
W. A. Gallagher and
Sone
Atlantic City
F. J. Crane
York State
Bride and the Lion
Himmel
Atterbury
Samter Bros
Congress
Conservatory
J. Alfred Pennington
London Street
Southworth’s
Powell’s
Court House Matters
Gueroerr
Stuer
Aeili i
Blafskhsysg
Rasheshereat
Kiernan
Gabeethateee
Rhaege
Sike Geene
Ras
Guernsey
Maine Woods
Java
Coursen
E. G. Coursen
Creek
Thomas O'Hara
J. J. Murphy
John P. Quinnan
T. J. Duggan
Flanagan
Haddon
Company K
Armory
Corporal William Rafter
The
Franklin Ave
Manhattan
Wilson Bros
Eclipse Brands
Spruce Street
Dickson
Green Ridge
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Washington Avenue
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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