Marriage notice of Miss Mary Finnegan and Mr Hood
Miss Mary Finnegan daughter of Mr and Mrs John Finneran of West Marketstrom and Joseph Hood were married Wednesday morning at the Hedy Rosary church. Miss Frelinda Barren was maid of honor with Jones and M Rock Jr as best man. After the ceremony the couple will reside on West Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Finnegan
Mr. and
Mire
John Finneran
West Marketstrom
Joseph Hood
Morriage
Local Recruiting Scenes Amid City Tides and Trials
A historical district report details Lt Georse and Lt Frank Biiter guiding volunteers near the recruiting station. It notes civic debates, court actions, and payments as officers and sheriffs oversee duties while Washington votes loom.
Personal communications and social visits across towns
The report lists visits and social events including Mins Harrie WiTifenies Tae returning from Mane reer to see Wise Tia Mora Profestor HH BonthwWerth, a perch party for Thureday arrerigin on Mudienn avenue, and many names such as Charine Robhiteen Beth shin, Pritchard family, Wie Hrevher Deals Oettinger, and others. It notes travel to Baltimore and Chicago for summer plans, and mentions several local professionals and agents visiting or hosting at various residences and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Harrie WiTifenies
Tae
Manereer
Tia Mora
Judie C. Vance
Kerkwaed
Lune i Mudienn
Charine Robhiteen
Beth Shin
Pritchard
Biepol
Warn
Hanley's Ice Cream Tn Absolutely Pure
Hanleys Ice Cream at 420 Spruce Street promotes absolutely pure ice cream offerings. Local patrons gather for servings and storefront visits showcase the brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley’s Ice Cream Tn
Absolutely Pure
Spruce Street
Executive Committee of High School Alumni Meets
The High School Alumni Association executive committee met last night at the Meare building office of President C F E Daniels. President Daniels presided with Miss Olive Minn as secretary. A committee was formed to study winter concert plans and a firmer association government was proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Alumni Association
C. F E. Daniels
Meare
Daniele
Olive Minn
David Owens
Moth Jordan
Nahel Powell
George Cour
Attoreney
John J. Murphy
William Echimoff
John M. McCourt
Misa Heesie Burnett
Mire Bernier Conegor
An Hee
Convention of Pennsylvania Lumbermen Reported
Thirty retail lumber dealers gathered for the semi annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Protective Association. Officers and delegates from Scranton Wilkes Barre Allentown and other towns attended with private convention sessions and entertainment events. next meeting set for Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Lumbermen’s Protective Association
Board of Trade
Boulevard
Scheibeln
Builders’ S Exchange
Boston
Retailers’ Association
Bord of Trade
Philadelphia
Association
W. M. James
Firelton
S. WH. Sturdevant
Wilkes-Barre
T. J. Snowdon
Scranton
I. Week
Allentown
A. J. Grater
Norristown
W. Z. Sener
T. 4
Seranton
M. W. Finn
Barn Finn's Lane
A. W. Adams
Charles M. Betts & Co
George F. Hower
Hower & Stender
John Benore
J. Jones
S& H
Sturdevant Sons
Wilkes-Harre
M. P. Judge
Mulherin & Judge Lumber Company
Justus Peters
Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Mull Fire Insurance Company
J. M. Hagzard
J. Haveard & Co, Inc
Fred May
Hangleton
Kersehner
Hazleton Manufacturing Company
Hagleton
Mo G. Haupt
Fisher & Wilson Company
Cleveland
Peck
Peck Lumber Manufacturing Company
Groff
Morgan & Goff Lumber Company
P. Mutherin
Mutherin & Judge and Dunmore Lumber Company
Scranton, CO
M. Crondon
J. BE. Paterson & Co
Joseph Ansley
A. Lamoren
Ko Wo Rathbun & Co
Oswere
N. Yi
A. G
Parsons
Frank Lee
Conrad Lee & Co
Wilkes. Barre
Benjamin Thompson
Thompson, & Son
Luserne
Portraits From Photographs Advertised For Large Reproductions
The notice offers life size portraits from photographs in pastel water colors or steelecgraph. A New York artist supervises the work at the studio to improve likenesses and guide patrons on improving finished portraits from unsatisfactory photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betriever
Onone
New York
Black Chantilly Galleon Laces May Be Scarce
The notice advertises over 100 very different lace styles at best offers from the Fennons. Prices shown include 1%¢, 12%0, 20c, and other figures like Mie Se She Meare and Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
She, Meare & Hagen
Vetoes Sustained Over City Funds For Burials And Deficiencies
The Recorder sustained two council vetoes in Scranton last night. The first blocked a resolution ordering $49 returned to the city treasurer for a burial fund for dead animals, with a debate about precedent and necessity. The second veto blocked charging last year’s deficiencies to this year, urging a city ordinance instead to transfer funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Allen
Lackawanna Avenues
Bt. Connell
Select Council
Corncil
W. E. Allen
Bureau of Health
Wouncmen Vaughan
Merriman
Ennist
Tralanves
Recorder
First District
Ji Tackawanna Avenue
City council kills Rapid Transit Street Railway franchise bid
The council defeated the ordinance granting a franchise to the Rapid Transit Street Railway company and refused to reconsider, ensuring the measure cannot be revived this year. Several members criticized the process as cowardly and harmful to better streetcar service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Rapid Transit Street Railway Company
Inetnight
Select
Schneider
Ita Pursage
Vaughan
Clemens
Miss Griffin Goes Higher in Carbondale Track
The Carbondale meet features Miss Griffin extending her streak of top four finishes to forty seven days. She gains on rivals Schwenker and Brunner while Miss Meredith contends in the high jump and hurdles across a crowded program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Miles
Schwenker
Brunner
Miss Meredith
Scranton residents listed for final Table No 1
A fragmented roster lists entrants and points for Table No 1 with names including Meyer Lewis Henry Schwenker William Miles Wilhelmina Griffin Garfield Anderson Ray Buckingham Norma Meredith August Brunner Vida Pedrick Frank Kemmerer David Emery Arthur Griffis W H Harris Minnie Wallis Harry Freeman E J Sheridan Jennie Ward Robert Campbell and others. The text asks how many will be in Table No 1 on the closing day.
Local Woman Dismissed for Dis orderly Conduct Case
In Alderman Mills office Mrs. Kilen Shovelin of Mineral Street was arraigned on dis orderly conduct at the request of neighbor Mrs. Kilen Shine. Alderman Mills dismissed due to lack of corroborating evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman
Millars
Kilen Shovelin
Mineral Street
Kilen Shine
Stivie
Shovelin
Alderman Ruddy
Ruddy
Fine Upright Grand Piano For Sale At Guernsey Hall
An upright grand piano in mahogany finish, described as in perfect condition and just received, is offered for cash sale at Guernsey Hall 4314 Washington Avenue Scranton PA. The ad touts stunning tone, beauty of case, and rare bargain for a quick buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
Scranton
New Ire Cream Stand Opens at Hanley Corner
Promptly furnished with best Ire Cream, Hanley, 120 Spruce Street invites patrons to try the new Be Clear Kleon flavor. Local shop launches with bold branding and fresh offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Spruce Street
Kleon
Educational Contest leaders update at Scranton Tribune
Miss Wilhelmina Griffin of Providence scored 62 points yesterday, climbing to fourth place in the Tribunes Educational Contest. Garfield Anderson of Carbondale holds first place since May 24 except for two days, while William Miles sits third and August Hrunner of Carbondale nears seventh. Entries close August 1 and new participants can join by taking seven yearly subscriptions for 34 points to reach eighth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilelmina Griffin
Providence
Tribune
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
Mise Griffin
William ‘Miles
Miles
Schwenker
August Hrunner
Enterprise
Scranton Tribune
Sunday excursions to Lake Lodore via D H railroad grow in favor
Next Sunday travelers ride the Dela ware and Hudson railroad to Lake Lodore for a Sabbath outing at the resort. Maple City band will play sacred concert music July WM in the pavilion. Catering includes steamer launches and boats. Fare from Scranton is 75 cents for adults and 40 cents for children. Trains depart D and H depot at 8 50 and 1 33 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Lake Lodore
Maple City Band
Scranton
Government files first summons in assumpsit case
The United States Attorney this week issued a summons in assumpsit in a case against Major Charles W. Bathhurst of the Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers at Camp Hamilton Kentucky in 1898. He is charged with failing to account for government funds totaling 406.72 while acting commissary of subsistence.
Assessors Adopt Three Class System for City Property
The board of assessors ordered books for the city’s second class act assessment and plans to begin by Sept 1. They set a rule dividing property into three classes: Class one for business properties, Class two for residences and tenements, and Class three for farm and forest land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors
Coursen's Java Sold By The Pound Not For Sale In Bulk
A note states 250 pound lot sold as Coursen's Java cannot be sold in bulk. It clarifies the product is available by the pound but not by larger quantities. The prohibition applies to bulk sales regardless of quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman
Wyoming Avenue
Clemons
Veo
Kvne
Melvin
Cugrwe
Oliver
Clemon
Olivie
Vaughan
Chittenden's
Save Ham
Vino
Costello
Morgan
Regan
Maloney
Schneider
Shea
Schroeder
O'Maller
WcAndrew
Schnieder
Eisans
Cosgrove
Aye Rew
Fin
Caatella
Resan
Melvin Schneider
Shes
O'Hovle
O'Mullerw
McAndrew
Chittenden
Java
Behrieve’s Three Dollar Photographs Highlight Quality
A critic praises Behrieve for his photography noting a distinctive quality he achieves at a low price. The line of work offers three dollar prints as a dozen images that capture this standout attribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behrieve
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Baby Bazaar
Ackawanna Laundry
Georse
Lore
Liewtenant
Atlie
Covina
Ives de Creditelily
Iieene
Washington
Wratelatiaeweei
Ff W. Vaughn
Cratral
Sewderieytral Estate Deportrnt
Ety Yreteiday
Woo
Thayer Ad Wietrich Mieiigge
Tm Swisher
Nellie Tithe
Seyiailenn
Mika Tillie Linnie
Noel Poonhich
Margaret Triers
Scoantons
Vile Helle
Wilker Matte
Melean
Mark Smith
Lavkawanna Fullpoul
the People’s Bank
Meeting OF Lumbermen
Alexander Koiczum
Atheee
Connell
Vyour
Negan
Malotoy
Mersilian
Vainhan
Cbittenten
Naye
Trow
Minn
Cratello
Evans
Melving Synneider
Congrone
Clemets
O' Royle
O'Malley
MAO
Lackawinnna Avenue
Lackawanna
Jefferson Avenue
Lackewan Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Veas—Hoes
Demoni
Vaughen
Finn
Maronry
Schneider Shea
Kroeder
O' Boyle
McAndrow
City of
Prospect Avenue
Alder
Willow Streets
Thomas Gilgallon
Ninth Ward
T. W. Davin
Twenty-first Ward
Finet Ward
West Linden
Chestnut Streets
West Linden Street
North Main Avenue
Robinson Street
Common Council
Boranton
Department of Public Safety
Beranton
Fourth Ward
David Williams
Bromley Avenue
Jackson
Lafayette Streets
Price Street
William Pulis
Alder Street
Lavelle Court
Miss Griffin
Anderson
Meyer Lewis
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Hyde Park
Wilhelmina Griffin
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Norma Meredith
August Brunner, Jr
Miss Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
David Oo. Emery
Wimmers
Arthur C. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Minnie Wallis
Harry Freeman
Bellevue
E. J. Sheridan
Hawley
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
France
Germany
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Mr. Shine
Mrs. Shovelin
Bale
Clarke Bros
Lodore
The
Assumpsit
Major Bathurst
Alfred Pennigton
Hanley's
Ace Spruce
P. J. Honan
Coursen
China
Cramer
Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Conrad
Tile Guaranty and Trust CO
Penna
T. A. Warren
W. A. Knapp
V.prem A. LH. McClintock
Ralph& Hull
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Powder Mining
Sporting
Smelelen
Repsune Chemical Company
HIGH
Connell Building
Thos. Ford
John Fl Smith
Plymouth
Wilken Harte
Pennsylvania
Reynolds
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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