Walter Hinele Ayenbald Wins United States Gun Unit Prize
Walter Hinele Ayenbald wins a national prize in a gun unit contest. The event involves Burke and ongoing duties at a shipyard, with Burke seeking a pension and a transfer to water tender duties. Officials in Washington review the applicants as the city reports on security and police leadership appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hinele
Ayenbald
Gunitut
Aalibald
Burke
Faneul
Keane
Leo
Athens
Nusheilie
Washington
City Notebook Notes Travel and Local Visits Across New York Area
A stream of social notes lists residents and visitors in New York and nearby areas. Dr Anns, William McClave Jr., and others travel to New York, Buffalo, and Hudson Valley sites. Mansfield and Garret Begart, plus Mrs Myers, Mr and Mrs Dix, and several others are mentioned in routine domestic movements and visits. A section notes delinquent city and school taxes, with payment terms and monthly penalties through 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WB Ware
Fomite
Router Hive
Pallipa Manor
Hudson
Garret Begart
Grotze Halstead
Tevdianie Vepaiy
God
van Ameren
Mies
Huthaly
Niagara Pilla
Leveling
Mires Mabey Bonner
Seeapem
Carey
Gaskawany Railroad
New York
Remains Arrive for Jean du Pont Dimmick
The ashes of Jean du Pont Dimmick, who died in Manchester England on June 19, were delivered via Lackawanna rail and will be interred in Forest Hill cemetery at 8 20 this morning. Rev Bate man will read the committal service. The casket is quarter sawn oak in a sarcophagus style with a silver plate bearing the inscription. Delays were caused by carrier arrangements between White Star Line and an express company and subsequent handling by United States Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean du Pont Dimmick
Manchester
Eny
Lackawanna Road
Forest Hill Cemetery
Bateman
White Star Steamship Company
Beranten
United States
Rocky Glen Tract Hearing Highlights Canal War Claims
Testimony in the Rocky Glen injunction case before Judge Kelly centers on a dispute over a proposed reservoir and a railroad route. Witnesses discuss land deeds, cemetery status, and eminent domain limits amid accusations of bad faith and obstruction of proceedings. The defense plans to answer in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Lugerne
Rocky Glen
Kelly
Arthur Frothingham
Frothingham
Puller
Woater
George A. Lee
Annette Reynelde
Glen Rides
Mer. Frothingham Wa
Mies Reynolds
Hoffman
Froethingham
Misa Reynolds
E. W. Thayer
Cemetery Association
Rittenhouse
Cof Fee Causes Insomnia, Punch Cigar Leads Market
The written note claims Cof Fee triggers sleeplessness while Punch cigars remain the top choice in the 10o unit, signaling ongoing consumer preference for this brand amid health concerns.
Arrest of Winans Hull in Schoonover murder case
Wayne county marshal seized Winans Hull at Maple Lake near Moscow on suspicion of killing Edwin Schoonover. Hull admits meeting Schoonover on June 26 but denies the murder, claiming he left him at his cousin’s house. He remains in custody, with authorities updating his Bertillon measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Schoonover
Henry Rodney
Schoonover
Armstrong
Wayne County
Winans Hull
Carbondale
Maple Lake
Moscow
John Davis
Lackawanna
Lake Lodore
Hull
Mull
Rodney Io
State
Frank Robling
Rodney
Robling
Davis
Rodney Farm
Mullaviet
Thomas Jones
Sloat
Millar
Central Station
Sherif Armbrust
Schoonstiver
Jermyn
Simerson
A. KR. Jones
Carbondale Review
Globe
Ridgeway
Thompson
Tribune
Recorder to audit city departments this summer
Recorder W L Cannell will begin a thorough investigation of the fire department on July 15 and the police department around August 1 to assess conditions, needs, and efficiency. He will not address hiring a city detective until the reviews are complete amid council opposition to appointing an official detective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police and Fire
W. L. Cannell
Fie
Moir
Locomobile to Open Branch Factory Repair Shop
The Locomobile company of America will open a factory repair shop in connection with the local agency under Mr. Whipple. The facility will install the same machinery and stock parts to complete repairs for machines in Northeastern Pennsylvania and Southeastern New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Locomobile Company of America
Whipple
Pennsylvania
New York
Wreck on Ontario and Western Coal Train Breaks Axle
A long coal train crossing a Hancock trestle caused a broken axle to derail thirty five cars loaded with coal. The engine cleared the bridge. no injuries were reported but the trestle suffered severe damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Western Road
Hancock
Miners Suffer Severe Wounds In Industrial Accidents
Jases Jacey of Jesup, a miner at Ontario colliery, was admitted to Tackawake hospital with a scalp wound after a rock fall. thirty stitches closed the wound. Volenko Francutski of Booth Washington avenue lost a toe to a street car accident and received treatment Sunday. An Italian worker at Lackawanna car shops was injured after a fall while moving heavy iron, sustaining a deep forehead gash and hand injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Jacey
Jesup
Ontario
Tackawane Hospital
Volenko Francutski
Booth Washington Avenue
Lackawanna
Hanley's None Better MM Spruce Street
Local listing notes a property or shop on MM Spruce Street associated with Hanley's and describes it as a None better establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Spruce Street
Hanley's
Coursen's Java Coffee Offered Cheaper Than Rival Brands
Advertises 25c per pound coffee sold as Coursen's Java claiming it cannot be sold for fees. Compares value to 90c coffee elsewhere and promotes Coureen's best coffees priced at 31c for 3 pounds 1 cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
New Owner of Fifth Place in Educational Contest
The First Named Young Lady wins the much contested fifth place in the educational contest. David Emery improves his standing. A new entrant, Harry Freeman of Bellevue, appears with fifteenth place in Table No 2 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Emery
Harry Freeman
Bellevue
Table No 1 and Table No 2 Names and Closings
A fragmented list shows participants across two tables with names such as Meyer Lewis from Scranton Garfield Anderson Carbondale Miss Wilhelmina Griffin Providence and Miss Norma Meredith Hyde Park plus others like Ray Buckingham Elmhurst Frank Kemmerer Factoryville and W H Harris Hyde Park. The text asks how many from Table 1 appear in Table 2 by closing day, with scattered point figures like 115 166 237.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Norma Meredith
Hyde Park
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Students rise in standings as Griffin and Meredith lead
The morning table updates show Mies Wilhelmina Griffin scoring 25 to move from seventh to fifth and Mies Norma Meredith with 19 rising from eighth to sixth. Ray Buckingham and August Brunner drop, David O Emory passes Arthur Griffis to eleventh, and newcomer Harry Freeman sits fifteenth. Ambitious entrants urged to join with eight yearly subscribers for a chance at a top finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Wilhelmina Griffin
Mies Norma Meredith
Ray Buckingham
August Brunner
David O. Emory
Wimmers
Arthur Griffis
Montrose
Harry Freeman
Bellevue
Enterprise
Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Buried in Philadelphia Mrs Spencer of Blakely
The remains of Mrs. Spencer wife of Rev. David Spencer D D pastor of Blakely Baptist church were buried yesterday in Philadelphia. Services were held at Blakely Baptist church by Rev Whalen of Carbondale with others from Philadelphia. A sermon on the useful life was preached by Rev Whalen. The procession then went to Philadelphia for burial at Leverington cemetery with pall bearers and flower bearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
David Spencer
D. D
Blakely Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Mr. Whalen
Baptist Church of
Leverington Cemetery
G. M. Hull
P. Mitchell
M. Hathaway
John Griffiths
W. Rh. Edwards
John J. Priest
Straw Hats Offer Comfort On Hot Days
The advice urges men to avoid heavy hats and choose straw headwear for comfort in heat. It suggests telling others a straw hat keeps them cool without overstating the day.
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Washington Ave
Gaur
Miteriala Infante
Outhta
Baby Bazaar
Ackawanwna
Aundry
Powel
W. Cyree
Weeplay
Cambridge Sprtie
Mia
Crosse
Dr. Anns
William McClave, Jr
William Elis
Wislibain
Mer
Unease
Care
Hopedale
Mani
Misa Anna Richards
South Garfield Avenue
Lake Sneridan
Mise Agnes Lynatt
Olleatrret
Haaleten
Freeland
John McNally
Atreet
Charlie Feudore
Narencot
Forty Seventi Coginere Sonmades
Ae Fem
Philippines
Charles Merlin
Verret Curr
Utica
Edward Fish
Wits
Lewis House
Uiie
al Geebe
Pree
All Avenue
Ban Frapcien
PHN
Pegimayta
de Wavie
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Wire A
Dheton Avenue
Grasia Alan
Julia
Gillian Davis
Mien Jeannette Levy
Dermome Myer
Wilkee-Barro
Ity
E. J. Robinson
City Treas
Mr. Fuller
Adilony Polkowell
Sone Wueeernay Keranton
Helen Fonlaine
Aoranion
Robert Miller
Coneerae Oo
Weet Scranton
Martha June
Weat
Peter Rosinke
Annie Hohlak
Aeeages
Seeneeeeereene
Renins
Ccees Ee Eerste
Eeeare Our G Arm
Ccceeeeneees
Eeteenescee
MORIN
the People’s Bank
Winans Hall
Picion
Roebling
Locomobile Company
Coureen's
Coursen
E. G
Griffin
Miss Meredith
Advanoe
Meyer Lewis
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Brunner, Jr
Miss Vida Pedrick
Clark’s Summit
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
David CO. Emery
Arthur cC
Griffis
W. H. Harris
Minnie Wallis
E. J. Sheridan
Hawley
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
France
Germany
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
W. Taylor
George Hull
Arthur Ward
John Rennie
George Williams
Stephen Gritithe
Eugene Evans
J. W. Dunner
Bartlett
Krause
P. F
M. T. Hawley
Wyoming Ave
Kleon
Knox
Puge
Central
Adams Avenue
Miller, the Tailor
Fancy and Art Goods Center
Briarene
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming
Avo
Conrad
I& Gentlemen's Furnisher
Lackawanna Avenue
Itle Guaranty Thx
PENNA
A. Watres
A. Knapp
Prea
A. H. McClintock
Ralph
P. J. Honan
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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