St Joseph's society meeting and varied local notices
Directors of the St Josephs society convene this afternoon. Hook and Ladder Co holds its annual picnic at Wabler's grave on July 3. George Schantz's will admitted to probate with Catharine Schantz as executrix. Warden Grimes’s son shot in the eye not seriously hurt and expected to recover soon. Marriage licenses issued to Kelly Regan, Hull Perry, and McCaffrey Carbrey. Delaware Lackawanna and Western excursion to Pleasant Beach and Maple Bay on July 14 led by George M Halstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Society
Hook and Ladder Company
Wabler
George S&chants
Wille Koehler
Catharine Schantz
Grimes
Washington Avenue
Thomas Kelly
Bridget Regan
Scranton
Clarence Hull
Marcelin B. Perry
Denmore
John & McCaffrey
Javd Carbrey
Delaware
York State
George M. Halstead
Bold Highwaymen Target Scranton and Pittston Express
Albert Myera, owner and driver of the Scranton and Pittston express, secures deputy marshal protection for today amid plots by unknown highwaymen to hijack his team. A disputed horse trade with Pittston parties triggered the danger, with Myera seeking guards to deter any ambush on the Luzerne county route between Scranton and Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston Express
Albert Myera
Scranton and
Pittston
Luzerne
Ecranton and
Knights of the Road
Dick Turpin
Myera
Myers
Pittstonian
Scranton Expressman
Marshal Scanlon
Local Sale on Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers
Shave and sell at cost on 18 Refrigeratore J Orn and 15 Tce Urvent Pressure Come while stock lasts. F Leonard advertises Lackawanna address and offers a July excursion for First Presbyterian Sunday School to Lake Ariel. Train departs at 9:30 am from Hi and W depot. Tickets sold at Sanderson's Store and on the train. Adults 7 cents, children under twelve 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liwa
F. Leonard
First Presbyterian
Lake Ariel
Sanderson
Peas
Jermyn Loses Star Trotting Horse In Stable Fire
Frank Jermyn of this city suffered a severe financial and emotional blow when his trotter Curazo burned to death in a Medford stable fire. Curazo had reportedly run a half mile in a minute and was projected to reach a mile in two minutes. Jermyn valued the animal at about $100,000 and expressed grief and faith in finding another horse, while trainer Wilson was comforted by the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jermyn
Medford
Boston
Jermyn
Wilson
Mr. Jermyn
le Hell
Carnzo
Kentucky
Qurazo'a
Hippy Medium
Maxey Cole
Curazo
Grand Rapids
Mich
Carnzdl
Frank Jortiva
Thikunne
Unital
Tom
Tomn
Scranton
Curago
Medical Society Meeting Discusses The Human Emotions
Lackawanna County Medical Society reconvenes with Dr Connor presenting on The Human Emotions. New members favored include Dru Miller Mittehler and Dr J H Kieratead. Albright library gift accepted for Throop Library with three-year term and renewal option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County Medical Society
Williams
Dru
Miller and Mittehler
Stroudsburg
Lackawanna County
Connor
Albright Library
Medical Society
Throop Library
Catr
Albright Memorial
Rea
Farview
Honesdale
Drea
Gunater
Parke
Burnett
Carbondale
Luzerne
Wayne Countless to Accompany Lackawanna Medical Society
Wayne Countless will accompany the Lackawanna Medical Society on the occasion, solidifying participation in the ceremonial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
The
Lackawanna Medical Society
North End Street Railway Company Granted Charter
The Scranton North End Street Railway company received a charter from the state department in Harrisburg. The proposed routes extend along North Main Avenue and Market Street to Dickson Avenue, and from Penn Avenue at Delaware Street via Electric Avenue to Washington Avenue and Olyphant Road, then Boulevard back to the start. Directors include Lemuel Ammerman H H Archer P S Po L A Watres and Robert Adame, all of this city. If the franchise is granted the project may start soon including track laying and wire erection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Harrisburg
Scranton North End Street Railway Company
North Miin Avenue
Market Street
Dickson Avenue
Penn Avenue
Delaware Street
Electric Avenues
Electric Avenue
Washington Avenue
Olyphant Road
Throop Borough
Olyphant
Lemuel Ammerman
H. H. Archer
P. 8
L. A. Watres
Robert ©. Adame
Select Council
Ordinanes
Meat Supply Restored as Packings Firms Report Adequate Stocks
Local wholesale and retail meat dealers indicate a brighter outlook as Scranton and Stowers Packing report land stocks meeting demand. Chicago shipments halted. orders filled from Kansas City Omaha and St Louis with two day delays and higher freight costs. New York Philadelphia prices up 29 to 34 cents per pound. wholesalers raise about 2 cents while retailers keep old prices. Suburban dealers buy little meat. wagons run two to three trips weekly as natives supply beef. Wholesalers see worst trouble ended unless strike widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton and Stowers Packing Companiee
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Hammond
New York
Philadelphia
A Royal Good Time for Elk Members at Lake Ariel
Elkdom members plan a Lake Ariel excursion with extra cars and trained staff for safety and comfort. Attractions include races conteste clam bake and dancing under J Frank Siegel with many activities arranged by numerous committees. Trains depart Washington Avenue station at 8 15 9 45 1 0 3 27 and round trip fare is 1 for adults and half fare for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel
Lake Ariel
J. Frank Siegel
Traina
Washington Avenue
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Scranton Firms Seek Charters For Electric Plantand Chimney Cup Business
Two Scranton companies plan to apply to the governor for charters on August 8. Scranton Electric Construction aims to manufacture and supply electric plants of all kinds, with incorporators including BE. P. Storges F EB Platt O 8 Johnson W. T. Smith PF. J. Platt and Joseph C. Platt. Scranton Chimney Cup wishes to engage in manufacturing, with incorporators Charles McMullen G R Clark W C Garey M W Finn and W J Rennimano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartera
Thomas F. Wells
Scranton Electric Construction Company
BE. P. Storges
Feb Platt O
Johnson
W. T. Smith
PF. J. Platt
Joseph C. Platt
H. M. Streeter
Scranton Chimney Cup Company
Charles McMullen
G. R Clark
W. C. Garey
M. W. Finn
W. J. Rennimano
Steam Heat Co plans pavement removal in city
The Economy Light Heat and Power Co applied for permission to tear up pavement on Washington and Lackawanna avenues. Estimated costs show Washington Avenue 050 square yards at 2.05 each totaling 171 70 and Lackawanna Avenue several blocks at 2.65 per square yard. An Epworth League excursion to Honesdale on July 1 offers train travel at one dollar, children fifty cents, with return tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steam Heat Com Company
Economy Light, Heat and Power Company
Washington and Lackawanna Avenues
Washington Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Muberry Street
Wyoming
Pronk
Avenues
Sta Square
Epworth League
Foranton
Vine Street
D, & Hi Railroad
Farview
Powell
Bids Open for $40,000 School Home No 27 on Columbia Ave
A. L. Walter seeks bids this month to build School Home No 27 on Columbia avenue. The notice mentions late sale on the avenue at low prices and lists Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills as cures and health aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Walter
Columbia Avenue
Anrnun Faormixonan
Their New Station Directors of Delaware and Hudson Company
Directors of the Delaware and Hudson Company visit the new station site to inspect progress and assess future operations. The delegation includes senior executives and local officials who toured facilities and reviewed construction milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
New Delaware and Hudson Station Opens for Inspection
A special Delware and Hadaon Canal company train inspected the new Lackawanna avenue station in Carbondale. Directors praised the building’s substantial design and reported completion is near, with only a few final touches left in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hadaon Canal Company
Lower
Lackawanod Avenue
R. M. Quyphant
James Roosevelt
Commodore Vin Santwoorth
HE. G. Young
Kenseth
Soirorder
Wilkes-Barria
Ambitious miners examined for mine foreman certificates
Twenty three applicants from Scranton area Second district underwent exam in municipal council chambers led by Mine Inspector Patrick Blawitt. James Young and others assisted. Subjects include timbering gas and ventilation with papers collected after each question. Exams continue until 5:30 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Blawitt
Second Anthracite Coal District
James Young
Dunmore
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Benjamin Griffiths
Dellaware
Lackawanna
Hyde Park
Philip Mulderiy
Minooka
William Connell & Co
Robert F. Owens
John Connolly
Henry S. Davie
Renee Thomas
Drinker Street
Duryea
Scranton
Musical Treat Delights Attendees at YWCA Social
A weekly social at the Young Women's Christian Association rooms featured a high quality program directed by Miss Florence Richmond. The Hayden string quartet with Fred Widmayer R R Weisenflue Harvey Blackwood and Herbert Waters performed, followed by Mrs. W J Hand and T Cushing Jones with Jones delivering a rich baritone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Richmond
Theas
Hayden String Quartette
Fred Widmayer
R R. Weisenflue
Harvey Blackwood
Local concert delights audience with vocal pieces
J Hand sang Faure Sancta Maria TT while Coshing Jones delivered a solo Muloteed of Farragona and encore with De oven Past and Future. The entertainers impressed the crowd as refreshments of ice cream and cake followed in the parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hand
Faure
Coshing Jones
Farragona
Deoven
Slander Charges Filed by Mrs Sanderovienz
Mrs Mary Sanderovienz of Lackawanna township sues Anthony Negerewaki and John Moritzki for trespass defamation claiming June 20 1804 near her home they publicly accused her of infidelity and letting other men usurp her husband’s place seeking $1000 damages from each defendant represented by Attorney M A McGinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slandar
Mary Sanderovienz
Lacka- Wanna
Anthony Negerewaki
John Moritzki
Provence
M. A. McGinley
Wyoming Seminary Exercises At Wyoming Camp Ground
On July 31 the Wyoming Camp Ground assembly opens at Wyoming camp ground and runs to August 10. Ministers and professors prepare a dense program of services, Bible study, lectures, sermons, and musical classes led by Rev. McAnulty Fuller Place Rev. McDermott J G Eelman and others with days packed from opening services to educational talks temperance sermons and Sunday observances. Camp meeting runs August 14 to 24 with Dr Battle of Drew scheduled to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Camp Ground Assembly
Wyoming Camp Groud
Or. McAntlry
J. B. Summer
H. McDermott
M. D. Fuller
J. G. Eelman
E. Li Santee
Mere McAnulty
Fuller
Place
Lyman
H. OG. McDermott
J. B. Lumber
E. Wood
George Forsythe
W. DB. Westlake
Baltimore
Sprague
W. A. May
A. I. Chinffee
Temperance
B. Downing
W. N. Jennings
H. W. Palmer
Hard
H. Cool
Henrietta Moore
Ohio
I. A. Dony
A. M. Halvey
Rays
A. W. Cooper
A. Whialry
G. T. Price
W. H. Peck
H. Hiller
South
Floyd E. Faler
R. B. Doherty
New York
The
Methodial
City Engineers Prepare Plans for Ward Sewers and Road Paving
Improvements ordered by the councils include Nineteenth and Twentieth ward sewers, fence and curb lines, and grading of Providence road and North Main avenue. An assessment estimate and paving plans for Franklin avenue from Spruce to Vinestreet are being prepared for the next council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Road
North Main Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Spruce
Vinestreet
Railroad excursions from Scranton to Poyntelle advertised
The Dollar New York Ontario and Western railroad runs excursions Wednesday and Saturday. Train leaves Scranton at 3:00 a.m., returns from Poyntelle at 4:50 p.m. Good flaking. Also advertises music boxes by Gautsehi and Sons of Philadelphia with tunable organs and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollar
New York
Ontario and Western Railroad
Scranton
Poyntelle
Gautsehi& Sons, Manufacturers
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Burdock Blood Bitters Promised for Vital Beauty
An advertising notice touts Burdock Blood Bitters as the secret of beauty, claiming true health comes from pure blood and robust vital function rather than cosmetics. It emphasizes a natural remedy approach.
Traded Bicycle Traced to Theft in Auburn Case
Edward Leonard of Auburn reports his Columbia bicycle model 84 no 7022 stolen on June 5. A man traded it at Florey and Holt for another make then leased to Harry Stock of Scranton Electric and Power. Leonard will identify the wheel in Alderman Fitzsimmons court with Pope Company offering a $50 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florey & Holt
Auburn
Harry Stock
Joseph Woelkers
Columbia
Scranton Lluminating Heat and Power Company
Edward Leonard
N. Y
Mr. Stock
Mr. Leonard
Auturn
Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbia Bicycles
Fred C. Hand
Pope Company
Stock
Wyoming Avenue
Factoryville
Alderman Fitzsimmon
Pullman Coaches Not Demanded for Withdrawal
General Manager Hallstead of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad had not returned from Buffalo by midnight. Officials said he would return today if no new developments arose in the western strikes, a situation that had persisted into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallstead
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Buffalo
Aramor
Uncertain Pullman Car Demand in Erie Lines Fight
Train master George M. Halstead denied that Erie and companies were asked to pull Pullmans from Buffalo. TRIDUNE could not verify the report and Scranton officials doubt the strike will reach Buffalo, while Lackawanna trains run on time without interruption since the dispute began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Buffalo
George M. Halstead
Tridune
Xiata
Lackawanna Road
Scranton
Bufalo
International Convention Special Tickets Sale
Special tickets at low single fare for round trip from Lehigh Valley Railroad to Cleveland will be sold from all stations July 9th to July list, good for return. Fall particulars apply to agents or 800 Lackawanna Ave, Scranton PA. Also mentions Thomas Ecletric Oil with remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Endeavor
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Cleveland
Lackawanna
Scranton
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Norrman& Moore
Dimities
Mears & Hagen
Lacka, Aye
Lackawanna the
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Lohman
Spruce Street
Medical Society Meeting
North End Company
Elks
Lake
Hood
Schroeder
Schrowder
Nee
Y W. OC. A
Wyoming Seminary
City Engineers
Guernsey Bros
Sterling
W. W. Berry
Jeweler
Lacka, Ave
Yokohama
E. G. Coursen
Lacka. Ave
S.C. Snyder
D.d.s
H. Battin & CO
Penn Ave
Dunn
Are Again
Capes
J. Bolz
Next Dime Bank
Oslands
Marshall Field & CO
Button Abbott
Brutton
Geneva
Neptune
Blarritz
Banister
Lackawanna Ave
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