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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1902

Page

4

Scholarship Worth Winning At Newton Collegiate Institute

The Tribune outlines a $200 scholarship at the Newton Collegiate Institute and Military Academy with full tuition and living costs in select cases. The article details campus features, professoring, and discipline, plus how four new subscribers at five dollars each can push a contestant toward a top placement.

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Newton Collegiate Institute and Military Academy Historic Region

Newton Collegiate Institute and Military Academy covers Sussex and Warren counties in New Jersey with Newton at the center. The district spans 600 square miles and features notable natural beauty within its territory.

Sussex County Swartswood Gulvers Morris Grinnell Lake Hopatcong Newton Collegiate Institute and Military Academy Sussex Warren Counties New Jersey Newton

Military Drill Urged For Schools In Harrison Address

Ex-President Harrison promotes military instruction in schools and colleges as vital for national defense and personal development. The Beranton Tribune advertises a two year Newton Collegiate Institute scholarship worth 360 a year, totaling 720, with inquiries welcomed. The piece also updates Tribune Educational Contest standings, noting Kellerman’s second place and changes among Carbondale and Moscow entrants.

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Dorsey Rises Four Places After Score Tripling Since July

Dorsey climbs four positions as his score triples from July 1 levels, signaling sharp upward momentum in the standings.

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Scranton Names Top Contenders In City Contest

A list of contestants ranks many Scranton residents and nearby towns by score with several entries including Oscar H. Kipp Elmhurst and Herbert Thompson Carbondale. Other names appear from Belle Vernon Providence Parkville Hyde Park and Hall Bread.

Charles Burns Wandling A. J. Kellerman Scranton Oscar H. Kipp Elmhurst Fred K. Gunster Green Ridge Rodriguez Scranton Albert Freedman Belle Herbert Thompson Carbondale Maxwell Shepherd E. Stanton Wm. Sherwood Harford Harry Madden Homer Kresge Hyde Park A. Haven Atrits Moscow Severvenessveces Chas. W. Dorsey Frank B. McCreary Hall- Bread Ceceses William Cooper Priceburg Beatrice Harpur Thompson Ose Grant M. Decker Hall- Bread Lee Culver Springville Harry Danvers Providence Coereae McCusker Park Boo Esi Cent Tineen Eo Factoryville C. J. Clark Peckville Louis Gere Brooklyn John Mackie Eddie Morris South Scranton Apie Thomas Dempsey Oly- Bcranton Don

Epworth League City Union Meeting Held at Providence Church

The annual Epworth League meeting at Providence Methodist Church Monday evening featured a pleasing program presided by Charles B. Charke. Special music by the choir and Sunday school orchestra accompanied an address by Trev. J. C. Lyman on home missionary work and youth involvement.

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Gas Company Franchise Reported Favorably by Committee

The Consumers' Gas company franchise ordinance was reported favorably by the light and water committee by a 2 to 1 vote with Mogers and Coleman for the measure. Merriman opposed amendments and will submit a minority report proposing limits on price and franchise term. The ordinance goes to a special council meeting tomorrow night.

Consumers' Gag Company Light and Water Committee of Select Council Mogers Coleman Nagell Merriman Select Council

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