Local residents in transit and illness reported in city notes
Mrs W L Speece of Madison avenue ill at her father's Bald Mount home. Dr W A Paine of Washburn street joins family at Like Windy. Miss Winnifred Martin leaves for Boston New York and Hudson trip. Judge Archbald of the federal court in Harrisburg yesterday. Mr and Mrs David Lindens visiting New York and New Jersey. Mr and Mrs S J Owens on North auth avenue spend summer at heledaris Wasine county. Richard Beamich of the Philadelphia North American arrived to visit relatives. Mires Teddington of Grove street has returned from Bloomsburg after professional duty. Mrs FE B Robathan and daughter Dorothy of South fiste Park avenue returned from Millersville visit. Hon I V Powderly former immigration commissioner spending days in Beraiten for Belhusskill County Coal Co. On Batedon invited to read a paper before the Medical Society meeting in Allentown in September. Lieutenant of Police James Feeney left city for New York vacation accompanied by his wife. During Feeney's absence, Berseant vies Ridgeway will assume temporary duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Speece
Madison Avenue
Bald Mount
W. A. Paine
Washburn Street
Winnifred Martin
Boston
New York
The
Hudson
Archbald
Federal Court, Ovas
Harrisburg
David Lindens
Northamn Avenue
Orothy
South Fiste Park Avenue
Milersville
Islo
Hile Sours Son
Uienant Feences
Berseant
New Jersey Central Offers Sunday Excursion to Glen Onoko and More
The New Jersey Central schedules a Sunday excursion to Glen Onoko, Manch bunk and Switchback railroad with the M train from Scranton at 7 04. It stops at Taylor, Moosic, Avoca, tston, Miner's wife Parsons, Wilkes Barre and Ashley. Excursionists bound for Harvey's Lake on Saturday can visit Opeonta for meals or lunches arranged by International Correspondence Schools staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central
Glen Onoko
Manchbunk
Switchback
Scranton
Taylor
Moosic
Avoca
Tston
Miner
Parsons
Wilkes
Ashley
Arvey's Lake
Mystery Seal Reveals Old Tin Cache at O Haras Vigar
Fragments hint at sealed tin cache containing deities, nestors, Milo and brands, with numbers 60 or 10. Clues point to O Haras Vigar as the site of the mysterious containers. Further details await deciphering by local collectors and historians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestors
Milo
O'Hara
Vigar
Hold Up Measure Concurred In By Common Council
The council approved the roll up resolution directing the head of public works to tear up tracks laid on three paper streets in the Twelfth ward after members opposed to it failed to defer it. Opponents argued it aimed to hamper the railroad company. supporters urged adoption. Other measures and new ordinances were introduced, including city seal purchase and street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Boyle
Department of Public Works
Twelfth Ward
Ecommon Council
Galvin
Keller
Mr. Keller
Calpin
Payne
Annd
Ayes
Mosars
Evans
Mears
W. W. Evans
W. Evans
Albert Lewis
Ruane
William Lewis
Teller
Barrett
Robathan
L. Nays
Chirke
David Evans
Casterine
Haggerty
James
Metcery
Partridge
Paine
Charles Rosar
Sykes
Gurrell
Puller
Supp
Melfale
Norton
Pravide
Bscranton Stailway Company
South Side
Bellevue
Director of Public Works
Peter Cummings
Phelps Street
Pine Brook
Bureau of Engineering
Hickory Street
Sunday Excursion to Gettysburg by Jersey Central
An excursion is planned Sunday July 14 via the Jersey Central Railroad. Train leaves Boranian at Saturday midnight, Pittston 32.00, Wilkes-Barre 1.00. Stops at all intermediate stations. Round trip fare from Scranton 5.76. Pittston 5.00. Wilkes-Barre 1.55. Return from Gettysburg at 5 00 am. Tickets only on special trains. Refreshment car attached. Manager Owen T Keenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey Central Railroad
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Wilkes- Harre
Gettysburg
Toologha.m
Owen T. Keenly
Hotel license transfer noted in Fell township
Court notes report the hotel license of J. J. Lowers in Fell township transferred to Blazey Beliownberger. W. J. Bel of Greenfield township had his bond approved yesterday in the sum of $00 with William Bell and W. Cowperthwall as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Lowers
Fell Township
Blazey Beliownberger
W. J. Bel
Greenfield Towners
William Bell
W. Cowperthwall
Surollos
Tragic Elevator Death of Edmund Gallagher
Edmund Gallagher aged year son of Wil tor P. W. Gallagher of the Sunday Free Press died in the Tribune building after being crushed by a freight elevator on the ground floor. The boy and his brother Casimir were with their father when the accident occurred. Coroner Saltry ordered removal to the family home and an inquest will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund
Wiltor P. W. Gallagher
Sunday Free Press
Tribune
Casimir
Gallagher
Saltry
South Webster Avenue
Penny Rain at Scranton Post Office Surplus Shipment
A Granville Summit postmaster attempted to ship 2000 pennies in a surplus payment, but a freight pouch burst at speed, scattering 2600 pennies along the track. A two day hunt recovered all but 66, equaling more than the quarter’s earnings. He plans to remit in greenbacks next quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Granville Summit
Bradford County
Nmal
Scranton Tribune Subscription Offer Abroad
The Scranton Tribune announces home delivery to any address in the United States Canada Cuba or Mexico with postage paid at a rate of 60 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprint
Philadelphia
New York
Scranton
Scranton Tribune
United States
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Young Boy Arrested For Malicious Mischief
Joseph Tuffey 11 year old of 21 Moosic Street held in $200 bail by Magistrate Howe on charges of trespass and malicious mischief. Special officer P J Hickey of the Rapid Transit company says Tuffey removed and damaged an iron cogwheel from the upper dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Joseph Tuffley
Moosic Street
P. J. Hickey
Rapid Transit Company
Tuffey Wis
City Gains Revenue From Peddlers Licenses
The city reports over $4,000 in peddlers licenses in the last three months, with about 300 licenses issued. Enforcement by Police Superintendent Day has reduced unlawful vending, swelling work at the Public Safety office and by Clerk Reese. Licenses cost $10 for fruit peddlers and $15 for wagon licenses, with only a few temporary stand licenses issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Day
M Hualness
Director of Public Safety
Worreser
Frank B. Reese
Editor Little Held in Bail
FE editor Richard Little of the Scrantonian was held in 900 bail on three criminal counts. M W Guernsey and J R McCall were arrested. McCall was discharged. Guernsey said he would seek Little's arrest over a Sunday article. Hearing extended. witnesses requested but refused. bail posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Little
The
Scrantonian
M. W. Guernsey
J. R. McCall
Guernsey
Mr. Little
Kassen
Lackawanna Limited Train Service Connects Pennsylvan ia Route
Lackawanna Limited train No 6 eastbound departs Scranton at 33h p m and train No 7 westbound arrives Scranton at 150 m. The trains now connect daily with the Pennsylvania railroad at Manunkir Chunk to and from Philadelphia and intermediate Belvidere division points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Limited
Scranton
Penteylyinia Railroad
Manunkir Chunk
Philadelphia
Belvidere
Excursion to Lake Poyntelle Next Sunday
Spend Sunday July 13 at Lake Poyntelle in Wayne County Eleventh highlands. The Northeastern Pennsylvania resort offers a steamer and boats, enlarged hotel, and ample picnic accommodations. Train from Beranton via NY C and W at 8:30 a.m. returns from Scranton at 7:00 p.m. Return fare from Scranton one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Poyntelle
Wayne
Ele- Vitlon
Pennsylvania
Maaple
Beranton
N. Y
Scranton
Organ sale at Guernsey Hall auction
Overloaded with organs at Guernsey Hall. We offer a large stock of new and second-hand organs to clear out quickly to make room for pianos. Buy now with clearing out prices and terms suited to purchasers. Guernsey Hall, J. W. Guernsey, Prop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
J. W. Guernsey
Best fruits at lowest prices this week
Currants strawberries raspberries and pineapples offer value for money as top produce for shoppers seeking quantity and quality at reduced prices this sale period.
Dorsey Keeps on Climbing in July Contest
Dorsey maintains rising position with a remarkable showing. Beatrice Harpur also moves upward as one of seven young ladies vying for advancement. Thompson and Havenstrite add to their scores, leading July standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Havenstrite
Contestant Standings with Points Listed From Scranton Area
Standings show 33 competitors led by Charles Burns Wandling with 449 points and A J Kellerman Scranton 329. Oscar H Kipp Elmhurst 328, Fred K Gunster Green Ridge Keecee 0010, and others from Scranton Carbondale Hyde Park and nearby towns with varying scores down to Don C Capwell Scranton 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burns
Wandling
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Rodriguez Scranton
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
S.ee Weer Ois
Albert Freedman
Belle- Vuc Cecees Visveres
Maxwell Shepherd
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Steediissyciwe
Ecoyscviee
William Cooper
Priceburg
Grant M. Decker
Hall- Steadwee
Contested Educational Standings Show Dorsey Rising Toward Scholarship
Charles W. Dorsey improved to eleventh place in The Tribune Educational Contest, up from fourteenth. Beatrice Harpur advanced from seventeenth to fifteenth, while Verbert Thompson held seventh. J A Havenstrite and Homer I Kresge remained tied for thirteenth, as twenty seven scholarships remain open for the top scorers since July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Dorsey
Tribune
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Miss Harpur
Botton
Hst
Verbert Thompson
Carbondale
J. A. Havenstrite
Moscow
Homer IV Kresge
Tew
Local Names List From Damaged OCR Fragment
Readable names include Albert Freedman Herbert Thompson Maxwell Shepherd Miss Mary Y and William Sherawood with scattered mentions of T Ta Be SUANTOM and Miner Williams. The text appears as a garbled archival snippet outlining individuals without clear context or event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Freedman
AL J. Wel
Rnith
Seaceee
Herbert ‘Thompson
B. Maxwell Shepherd
Toouls
William Sherawood
Miner Wiiaons
Beautiful Lake Clemo offers ideal day and summer use
Lake Clemo presents high quality hotel and clean boats for bathing and fishing. Located twenty eight miles from Scranton on the Erie line with four trains each way daily. Inquiries about hotel rates should be directed to William Hanley dv. at 420 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Clemo
Scranton
Erie
William Hanley
Spruce Street
Surgeon Practices Diseases of Women in Connell Building
Dr Lindaburg specializes in diseases of women at 216 Connell Building. Office hours run from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindaburg
Connell Building
Lla
Bishop Announces Priest Appointments in Scranton See
Rev. M d Hoban, Bishop of Scranton, announced changes in priest placements and new ordination assignments. Among transfers are Fleming from Mapleton to Freeland and Heffron from Great Bend to Ralston. Newly ordained priests received posts in To Watt, Hazleton, Bloomsburg, Wilkes Barre, Duryea, Stroudsburg and other communities. Risk of OCR errors noted in place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dg. Hoban
Wishop
Scranton
M. d. Fleming
Mapleton
Freeland
John Heffron
Great Bend
Ralston
Joseph Kelly
Towanda
Bentley Creek
Rey
Richard H. Jordan
Green Ridge
Towatt
Edward Burke
Carbondale
Hazleton
John J. Lynott
Providence
Blosebure New
M. Tf. Cargan
Nanticoke
Wilkes-Barre
Stanislaus Dryer
Duryea
Hey
Francis Cyuft
Stroudsburg
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Smmall
Washington Ave
R. E. Comegys & CO
Connell Bldg
Carter
Ing
Linden Street
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
F.mibgargel &Co
Commonwealth Bldg
the People's Bank
Abet -Abel
Fersonal
Gchinasi Naturals
Common Council
Casteriine
Second Ward
Center Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Dunkerry
Meridian Street
Fire and Police Department
City Hall
Washington Avenue
Marion
New York Streets
Delaware and Hudson Company
Poplar Street
Keyser Valley Hose Company
Wayne and
Monsey Avenues
Bloom Avenue
Jackson Street
Rebecca Avenue
Twelfth Street
Lugerne
Division Streets
Main Avenue
Keyser Creek
Court House News Notes
Conservatory Review
N J.al
Conservatory
Faelten
Fred Pennington
P. W. Gallagher
Joseph Tuffey
Little
Coursen’s
Dorsey
Birdseye Maple Writing Desk
Waterman Gold Fountain Pen
Clemo
Coursen
Java
Fur Shore
E. G. Coursen
Rumbunda
Hand & Payne
Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
Lackawanna Av
Franklin Ave
Panamas
Gee
Dickson
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
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