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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1899

Page

5

Collection charge likely to remain under New York system

The three month probationary period for the New York Clearing House Association check charge ends Monday. Scranton and other cities petitioned for change but officials hint rulings will be limited or discretionary only in a few nearby areas. Businesses suffer from higher exchange costs as Scranton merchants shift dealings to nonassociation banks to avoid the charges.

New York Clearing House Association Clearing House Scranton Eigst Clearing House Committee New York Commercial Advertiser Clearing Home Het Ic Texion Boston Baltimore Chicago New York New York Clearing Association

Local Social Notes From Wilkes-Barre Area

Joseph PL Durns of Wilkes-Barre was in the city yesterday. Frances and Delia Moses spent Sunday at Cryate Lake. Ex City Solicitor McGinley plans to visit his parents at Mauchunk. Margie Mutikon of Jefferson arc hor spent Sunday at Kingston. F. Percy Lloyd of Philadelphia is the first of his friends, Ralph Williams. Katherine Coxe of Markos is guest of Mary Jordin of Monsey Avenue. Harry McDonough of Brooklyn visiting Scranton friends. Mrs A T Francois of East Market Street went to Ypellintt, Mich yesterday. Several locals registered at the Hotel Albert in New York last week. W. Phillips, principal of the Web School, attends the Pennsylvania Teachers Association meeting at Galasboro. Dr Charles Proe er of the First Frimtive Methodist church elected by Taylor University faculty as professor in political science moral philosophy and noctology for the extern. H P and J W Denover of Dunmore visit friends after two overseas absences. Helen Russell hosted a picnic at Nay Aug park with guests. Rev John P Moffat of Washburn Street Presbyterian was awarded the Doctor of Divinity degree by Franklin College on June 27, 15%, praising his work for the Wantourn Presbyterian church.

Joseph PL Durns Wilkes-Barre Frances Delia Moses Cryate Lake McGinley Mauch @hunk Misa Margie Mutikon Jefferson Archor Kingston F. Percy Lloyd Philujorphia Ralph Williama Katherine Coxe Markos Mary Jordi H. P J. W. Dnevor Dunmore Boston Filadelphia New England Conservatory of Muaile Helen Russell Nay Aug Park Miswen Helen Ruevell Molen Parrish Sadie Robinson Jeannette McGarrah Elizabeth Lees Phoebe McQuaw Moarelda Wiley Mossra Kann Alex P. Clarke R. D. Richards Will Slout Edward Kelley Howard Yost Edward KR. Maycock John Brandamore John P. Moffat Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Franklin College Moffat Hanover College Indiana Princeton Theological Seminary N. J New Jersey Wantourn

Elmhust 4th Dinner Hour and Smoke of Punch Cigar

A brief notice lists a quiet 4th at Elmhust with dinner at six to twenty and advertises the Popular Punch Cigar priced at 10 cents.

Hotel Jermyn

Reynolds-Santes Wedding Privileged June Nuptials

The Reynolds Santes wedding was held Thursday at noon in the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev J B Santee and Rev J C Leacock officiating. A semicircle of ministers and a Mendelssohn march opened the ceremony followed by a reception. out of town guests joined the celebration and the couple departed for Little York Lake after gifting pleasures.

Dalton Reynolda-Santes Methodist Episcopal Church J. B. Santee J. C. Leacock Hiller Factoryville EB. L. Santee

Fourth of July at Wimwood Hall in Elmhurst

A notice invites readers to spend the fourth at Wimwood Hall in Elmhurst with a promise of a good dinner. The brief event blurb highlights a social gathering and meal.

Wimwood Hall Elmhurst

Oranges Picnic Supplies and Deli Items for Sale

A list of picnic provisions includes oranges, potted meats, pressed turkey and chicken, ox tongue, sardines, potted ham and tongue, potted chicken and turkey, lagertown ginger ale and sarsaparilla, fruit syrups, berries, watermelons with prices from 10c to 40c and a $2.75 per dozen offer. Order early for best selection.

No Opposition to Archbalds Men in Lackawanna Delegates

The Lackawanna county Republican delegates from the Second and Fourth districts were elected unanimously for Judge Archbald’s preferred candidates for state delegate. KE M. Verney was named in the Second district. John F. Reynolds and Thomas R. Brooks noted in the Fourth district with no opposition cast in any district. The convention endorsed McKinley Stone Quay Penrose Connell Vaughan Scheuer and Archbald while renominating McKinley for 1900.

Lackawannak County Archhbald Lackawanna County Waa KE. M. Verney John F. Reynolds Thomas R. Brooks McKinley Stone Quay Penrose Connell Vaughan Scheuer E. M. Verney J. C. Vaughan John Scheuer, Jr Uoa Repubicans Pennsylvania Supreme Court Robert Woodrow Archbald Harrisburg Burke's Hall Carbondale G. W. Smith Jones J. F. Reynolds Ayres Peckville Archbald Supreme Bench Reynolds

Kidnapping Case In Scranton Involves Ex-Daughter

Sceranion reports a Scranton kidnapping case where Mrs. Charles Hayden, once mother to a six month old, allegedly abducted her foster child from the father in law’s home. The child was found with the ex-mother in Philadelphia but later located. authorities planned to return them to Scranton. Hayden and child were taken into custody with Philadelphia involvement amid a nonprosecutorial stance by the foster parents.

Charles Hayden Philadelphia Sceranion Scranton Hayden Moir Miller Robling Haydens Ehild

Excursion to Detroit by Christian Endeavorers

The Christian Endeavorers of northeastern Perngr en have combined plans for a trip to Detroit via Delaware Lackawanna Western and Wabash railroads. The party departs at 1 55 this afternoon and arrives in Detroit at 7 00 Wednesday morning. The round trip costs 13 50 with return by boat from Detroit to Buffalo and stopover privileges at Niagara Falls. tickets can be extended to August 13 for 60 cents extra.

Christian Endeavorers Perngr Uen 5 Detroit Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and Wabash Buffalo Niagara Falls

Experimental Box Kite Lift At Jonas Long’s

An event to test box kites from the Spanish American War era at Jonas Long’s store on Tuesday morning. If wind allows, several kites will be tied together to lift a large American flag and banner bearing the firm’s name. The demonstration aims to show lift and accuracy, with spectators watching closely.

Jonas Long Jonasone Frm

Refund Promise for 60-Cent Syrup Bottle

A local notice states the undersigned will refund the 60 cent Greenes Warranted Syrup bottle if it fails to cure coughs. A replacement bottle is offered if a customer returns the product, with refunds proceeding upon verification.

I . Bone Paine, Boranton

Independence Day in Wallsville Brims with Fairs and Rumors

An era piece notes Scranton and nearby towns lacking grand Fourth celebrations. Many money making events are planned but no parade or major patriotic speech. Balloon ascensions, picnics, a baseball game, Caledonian games, and excursions draw crowds as rain is forecast.

Scranton Wallsville Wallsville Ia Weather Bureau

Local church and youth outings trace the afternoon schedule

Caledonian game at Athletia park this afternoon. St Brenden council excursion and Young Met's Institute trip to Binghamton. Holy Cross picnic at Loure Hell park. North Scranton Junior Wesley league plentee at Riverside park. Temperance league plente at Grove on Penn avenue with treats. Court Street Methodist pleate at Tripp park invites families. refreshments and fireworks planned.

Athletia Park St. Brenden Young Met Institute Binghamton Holy Cross Loure Hell Park Junior Wesley League The Primitive Methodist Church North Scranton Riverside Park Junior Loyal Temperance Region Penn Avenue Court Street

Pittsburg Mayor Benjamin Harding in Critical Condition

Pittston mayor Benjamin Harding lay in Wilkes-Barre Hospital in critical condition after a kidney operation could not be performed due to weakness. Doctors feared he might not survive the night as of last report detailing his deteriorating state.

Benjamin Harding Wilkes-Barre Hospital Pittston

Stylish Wool Suit Line in Blue Serge

Remarkable wool suits offered in digo blue serge. Pure all wool with sizes for men from 34 to 42. Stylish, cool, and comfortable, crafted for a refined look.

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