Social Gossip: Two Marriages Reported in City
Henry G Kech wed Miss Marie Behester at the bride’s uncle’s Franklin avenue home with Rev Jacob Bchierling officiating. The couple will reside at 222 North Hyde Park avenue. John Murray and Margaret Godwin married at St Peter’s cathedral with Father Chiffin officiating. attendees included Linda Kerrigan and Patrick Flannelly. they departed for travel after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Kech
Marie Behester
Anton Selester
Franklin Avenue
Jacob Bchierling
Geynand Presbyterian Church
Yang
William Phiefer
Mise Louise Routt
Koch
North
Hyde Park Avenue
John Murray
Dunmore
Lackawanna Railroad
Mise Margaret Godwin
Stone Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Father Chiffin
Mike Belinda Kerrigan
Patek Flannelly
Theatre Notes and Travel Plans From The Leader
Niven praised for operatic writing on a new tale of a wealthy eastern sultan and American girls. Wilkes Barre Leader reports Paul Kester collaboration hopes and a planned Pullman palace car trip of a dozen people from Morristown N C to Australia en route to the Pacific coast, with Spellman recovering after a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KA. Niven
New York
Nive
George Lederen
Anilis
Unite Sam
Rons
Niven
Patel
Kester
Wilkes
Barre
Lackawanna Railroad
Morristown
X. C
Auslatn
Lucania
Local residents embark on trips and visits across the Northeast
A. G. Hunt travels to California on business by bus. Bert Platt of Trey N. J. and James Blair visitors, Mrs. W. Blair Hallstead head to Spring Lake N. J. for a stay. E M Clacke departs for New York. Major Everett Valley and family begin a European tour. Mrs. Selden Blair wind sot and daughter at Pan-American exposition. Fr. W. Krelo of the Pectoral district leaves for Motilione. Nellie Kirk hosts Nettie Sullivan from New York. W. J. Merrill of Binghamton stops by town. John Rosamond returns from Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Gordon and W. F. McGee plan July at Lake Sheriden. G. F. Stade and G. W. Bholes travel for Erie business and Chicago visit. George Hampe and sister depart from Wide Awake pool room for unidentified destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. RB. Brooks
Crystal Lake
T. P. Gordon
George Hampe
Peon Avenue
Slater
Will
Travel plans and visits from local residents
This morning several locals depart for a ten day vacation visiting Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. Mrs Henry L Peabody and her son have returned to their former Mamarhusetta coast home for a weeks retreat. Hector Jones and son Robert Morton James of Nelsonville Ohio visit the city. Master Painter B O Miller of the Trackawa nne car ship returns from Buffalo division trip. Planche B Rotier of Taylor avenue Keew relanes after a stay in Binghamton with friend May Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia
Baltimore
Washington
Henry L. Peabody and Son
Mamarhusetta
Hector Jones
Robert Morton James
Nelsonville
B. O. Miller
Buffalo
Mie Planche B. Rotier
Taylor Avenue
Kew
Minghamton
Mine May Fisher
Public Works Officials Award Bids For City Projects
Recorder W J Connell and Public Works Director John K E Roche opened bids on city improvements. Walsh & Company won the A and A sewer in the Tenth ward. Michael Roche bid the Providence road retaining wall in the Second ward. Charles Teeter received two flagstone firewalk contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Connell
John KE. Roche
A&a
Walsh & Company
Michael Roche
Providence
Charles Teeter
White seeks divorce amid bigamy case in Daleville
Ro White of Daleville petitions Judge Carpenter for four decrees declaring his marriage to Anna May Ferrans null and void. Ferrans, jailed briefly after a dramatic confrontation, later admits the Syracuse marriage to Martin Ferrans and Nellie May Smith. Cornelius Comers is attorney for Mrs White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro White
Daleville
Anna May Ferrans
Carpenter
Ferran
Aldermin Karseon
Ferrans
Mr. White
Nellie May Smith
New Milford
Martin Ferrans
New York
Syracuse
Marying
White
Perrans
Cornelius Comers
Private mail boxes along star routes approved
A detailed order from Sec ond Assistant Postmaster General W S Shallenberger outlines allowing private mail boxes along star routes for carriers. Boxes must be roadside, within eighty rods of towns or post offices, with proper locks, and carriers must deposit mail without charge. This plan applies to routes in Maine to West Virginia and becomes effective July 1, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Shallenberger
Tie Department
Maine
New Campahine
Vermont
Maxswehosette
Rhode Inland
Gconnertment
New York
Sondersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Votes Awaited As United Mine Workers Convene In Scranton
The United Mine Workers District No 1 gathering in Scranton pa failed to report election results for officers with ballots still being counted. Judge H M Edwards ordered no further board of exminers appointments without UMWA endorsement as delegates push for reform and support for the car builders strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel- Tera
District No. 1
Vaughan Nichanda
Vaughn Richards
Priceburg
Board of
Mine Examiners
United Mine Workers of America
Wis
H. M. Edwards
Edwards
Dieteret No. 1
United Mine Workers of
Amelia
Scranton
Dal 14
Lackawanna
Lukerne Counties
Meiameiners
Aucho
Convention of Lumbermen in Northeastern Pennsylvania
The Retail Lumber Dealers association of the area will hold its annual summer convention in the city today with about fifty delegates expected. Delegates arrived yesterday and are quartered at the Hotel Jermyn. An executive meeting is set for this morning at the Builders' Exchange, and the convention opens at 2 PM in the board of trade assembly room. A drive to Lake Scranton and other entertainments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna River
Jermyn
Builders’ Exchange
Board of Trade
Lake Scranton
Association of Lumber Dealers
Jacob’s Out on Bail in Horse Theft Case
David Jacobs, a local jewelry peddler, was arrested in Danville on June 20 for allegedly stealing a horse in Bradford, McKean County. He has been released on bail arranged by Alderman Ruddy, with supporters asserting mistaken identity and evidence to show he was in town when the theft occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jacobs
Danville
Bradford
McKean County
Ruddy
Jacobs
Workers Seek Two Weeks Pay at Lackawanna Iron and Steel
Employees at the South mill petition General Manager Wehrum for two weeks pay. He referred the request to President Scranton of New York for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
South Mill
Wehrum
Scranton
New York
Fine upright grand piano on sale at Guernsey Hall
An upright grand piano of an old reliable mahogany finish is offered at Guernsey Hall 14 314 Washington Avenue Scranton Pa. The case tone and action are praised and the instrument is claimed to be in perfect condition. Cash only sale with a rare bargain for quick buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Ingenious William Bailey Fakes Union Travel Scam
Police seek William Bailey who posing as a traveler at the Conway House on Penn avenue collected over 100 dollars from at least fifty applicants. He promised $40 monthly pay and expenses after they joined a supposed Union and signed twenty contracts. He left before reporting for duty and his whereabouts are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bailey
William
Beranton
Conway House
Penn Avenue
Union
Bailey
Hearing Of Strikers At Cedar Avenue Bridge
Seven of eight strikers arrested for the July 8 disturbance at Cedar avenue bridge appeared before Alderman Millar. Defendants claimed innocence. the court imposed fines of 0 each, with recognizance for double the amount on appeal. One striker, H H Mingberger, remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue Bridge
Alderman Millar
John HH. Schreeder
Laula Knoeller
Albert Zelgman
South Scranton
MM. I. Spellman
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
F. E. Boyle
P. O'Malley
Willard
Warren
Knapp
Boyle
Union
Oelock A. Om
W. Gallacher
John P. Keller
Spellman
Seldman
Weller
Keller
Seldimnan
H. H. H. Mingberger
Order Ice Cream From Hanley's.
A brief notice presents Hanley's on Spruce Street as a source for ice cream orders. The text notes no rival claim and points to street location for pickup or delivery details.
Coursen's Java Coffee Offered at 25 Cents a Pound
Advertises Coursen's Java coffee at 25 cents per pound with price comparisons to 90 cent coffee. Promotes Coursen's best coffee and Mandheling Java with two pounds for 90 cents and 1.05 for a pound respectively, as finest coffees produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Coursen’s
The Contest Getting Warm as Griffin Gains on Anderson
The article reports Griffin overtaking Anderson in a contest with seven participants all surpassing the 100 mark. No new contestants will be accepted after August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grifin
Anderson
Table No 1 Contenders for Closing Day
A list of 18 names with scores and towns asks how many will appear in Table No 1 on the closing day. Entries include Meyer Lewis Scranton and Garfield Anderson Carbondale among others from Hyde Park Providence and Olyphant.
Educational Contest standings and camp orders listed
Nay Buckingham and Miss Norma Meredith swapped positions in the Educational Contest with Buckingham moving to sixth and Miss Meredith to seventh while Wilhelmina Griffin closed on Anderson for fourth. Two new entries appeared, one from Mayfield and one from Mahonoyo City, and more names will join after August. The notice invites ambitious youths to enter, noting a seven yearly subscriptions path to eighth place and promising a descriptive page in The Tribune. Scranton Tribune and local regimental orders detail the July encampment of the Thirteenth Regiment Infantry at Mt Gretna with muster times, equipment needs, staff assignments, and disciplinary expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Buckingham
Norma Meredith
Wilhelmina Griffin
Anderson
Buckingham
Miss Meredith
Mayfield
Mahonoyo City
Enterprise
Tribune
Bscranton Tribune
Scranton
Mt Gretna
Lebanon County
Pennsylvania
John W. Kamback
Armors
Simeon
F. Gunster
Hopital Corps
Cormu Airy
F. M. Wiandling
Delaware and Hudson
Carl Gunster
E. Bunnell
W. S Millar
Feidlay Morn
Dul
Fara Wf. Ripple, Jr
AL Watron
Colagel
Porter to retire from bail bond business in city
Ramuel Porter a colored bondsman who had run a substantial local operation was removed from business by Director Vormeer after a property contract serving as his sole security. Following a consultation with the police superintendent Porter agreed to quit bail robbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramuel Porter
Public Safety
Vormeer
Porter
Wormser
Sunday Excursions to Lake Lodore by Dela ware and Hudson
Next Sunday excursions via the Delaware and Hudson railroad to Lake Lodore grow in favor with Sabbath outings at the resort. The Maple City band will play sacred concert music July 1 in the great pavilion with catering, steamer, launcher, boats and more. Fare from Scranton is 75 cents for adults and 40 cents for children. Trains leave D H depot at 6 40 and 1 30 a m. Take your family for an enjoyable day at the beautiful lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Lake Lodore
Maple City Band
Scranton
Picnics and Large Gatherings Promptly Furnished
Heat ice cream supplies available at Hanley location 420 Spruce Street for picnics and large gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Spruce Street
If You Have Headaches Dont Experiment With Cures
An advertisement urges readers not to risk cures and promotes Krause's Headache Capsules claiming to cure any headache in half an hour. The copy adds a price note and notes the product is bold by all druggists and mentions a new Se cigar named Kleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Knox Straw Hats Offer Varied Styles and Prices
A local advertisement urges men to buy straw hats for summer comfort. It promotes Knox Straws in multiple shapes at 3 and 4 dollars, with rough braids and split varieties from 1.50 to 2 dollars, Alpine Straws at 1.50 and up to 12 dollars for Panamas.
Fragments Signal Bargain Prices On Two Piece Suits
Readable text hints at cheap pricing for two piece suits with suggested costs from one to four dollars. The fragmentary note implies sale or clearance context in a retail setting.
Tithe Company Aims to Protect Real Estate Buyers
The Tithe Company aims to protect purchasers of real estate and mortgages by issuing title insurance after confirming a good title. It provides absolute protection to the holder and heirs against title defects from application to policy delivery, using its experience and information for client service.
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Wat
Mamieck
Mily
Renee
Waltey
Lirihe Drewes
Tachete
Cate
Rateriata Infante
Gorfita
Baby Bazaar
Michael Spellman
Mexico
Mr. Spellman
Archbald
Mr. Spell Nun
Lackawanna Valley
Meaton
A. G. Hunt
California
Om Bert, Platt
Trey, N
James Blair
Monk
Edward Denner and
Gon
Weat Hiheken
George Mott
Madison Avenue
Connell
Roche
Hanley's
the People’s Bank
United Mine Workers
Board of Examiners
Central Labor Union
Car Builders’ Union
Noo
Norit
J. McAndrew
Lackawabna Avenue
National Board
Frederick Thitcher
Charlies J. Thaln
Wilkes-Barre
Ecity
Convention OF Lumbermen
Jacob
Bale
Fales
Ace Spruce Street
E.G
Coursen
Meyer Lewis
Henry Schwenker
William Miles
Hyde Park
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
August Brunner, Jr
Miss Vida Pedrick
Clark’s Summit
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
David CO. Emery
Wimmers
Arthur CC. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Minnie Wallis
Arry Freeman
Bellevue
E. J. Sheridan
Hawley
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
France
Germany
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Watres
Thirteenth
Mt. Gretna
L. A. Watres
Lodore
The
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Central
Telephone and Supply CO
Adama Avenue
Kleon
Knox
Waahingwe Ars
Miller
P. J. Honan
Lackawanna Avenue
China
Cramer-Wells ,c
Conrad
Guaranty and Trust Ce
Ae Hh, McMintock
Aph & Hull
Bucknell University
John Foward Harris
College OF Liberal Arts
Organia &Cience
Institute For Young Women
Academy For Boys
School OF Music and Art Studio
William C, Gretzinger
Lewisburg
Binghamton
Private Training School
Fairview Avenue
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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