Personal notices from Owera to Atlantic City travel
A crowded list of residents and guests across Northeastern towns. Miss May Breel at Owera New York Miss Mary Scott at Falls Pennsylvania Miss Emma Darling Philadelphia Dr G E Hill returns from Canada and Ohio Miss Kate Mackey back from New York and Atlantic City Aubrey Bailey with his mother at Lake Ariel Ex Sheriff Charles Robinson and Emil Welchel return from Fire Island visits to New York and Brooklyn Mrs G L Dickson entertains Rev Rogers Israel Thomas Israel Lillian Grahame J M Brown and A B Hazlett visit Philadelphia District Attorney John B R Jones and family plan a Falls of Schuylkill visit Select Councilman Fred Durrard and ex Street Commissioner Philip Kirat go fishing Lake Underwood trip others travel to Trenton Philadelphia and Atlantic City”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Breel
Owera
N. Y
Mary Scott
Hemlock Street
Falls, Pa
Emma Darling
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
J. D. Hackett
Collins & Hackett
New York City
Nelile Mullen
Gordon Street
Pleasant Beach
G. E. Hill
Caniuida
Ohio
Kate Mackey
New York
Atlantic City
Mia
M. A. Bailey
Aubrey
New York Street
Lake Ariel
Charles Robinson
Emil Welchel
Fire Island
Gussie Harper
Wyoming Avenue
Brooklyn
F. W. Wilson
Trenton
William W. Epes
Susquehanna
H. C. Benson
Franklin Avenue
M. A. Halley
Edina
Mabel Nece
Frank Thompson
John BR. Jones
Falls of Schuylkn
Fred Durrard
Philip Kirat
Lake Underwood
G. L. Dickson
Farview
Rogers Israel
Thomas B. Israel
Israel
Lillian Grahame
J. M. Brown
Capoose Avenue
Green Ridge
A. B. Hazlett
W. G. Simpson
West Pittston Methodist Episcopal Church
Robinson
Rochester
Edward
Tito
Colorado Springs
Authorized July and August rail rates to points west
A notice states authorization at low rates to western points during July and August. Contact M. L. Smith Division Pass Agent at D. L. & W. for details and deformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Smith
Special sale of Bane Lall goods at Jurisch's
A brief notice advertises a special sale of Bane Lall goods with prices reduced by one third at Jurisch's 4 Spruce street. An instruction to take Beech pills appears, referencing morbid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurisch's
Spruce Street
Scranton School Treasury Nearing Deficit
City records show the Scranton school district facing a tight balance as of June year-end. Treasurer Boland reports receipts and scattered funds leaving only a small amount for general use and a deficit looming despite prior warrants and bond proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Boland
E. Dpd
Conwel Scranton
Scranton
Oici
C. G. Boland
Scranton School District
Fellows
Mount Gretna
Jennings
Chemicals Move to Hook and Ladder House
The chemical engine is stationed at the Hook and Ladder house while Phoenix hose house is repaired. The Hook and Ladder truck will be painted and repaired, Phoenix horses will be put out to pasture, and the hooks team will pull the chemical engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Hotel Keeper Moffitt Arrested on Warrant
Hotel keeper John Moffitt of Brick Avenue was arrested by Constable Coles on a warrant sworn by Alderman Howe through Charles. The report notes the other side has not been heard yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moffitt
Brick Avenue
Coles
Alderman Howe
Charles
Water rent dispute leads to assault and robbery charge
Sherman, a Providence Gas and Water collector, clashed with Moffitt over rent on a Saturday night. Moffitt allegedly threw Sherman to the ground and took $47. He waived a hearing and posted bail for the next criminal court term to present his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Providence Gas and Water Company
Moffitt
Killed a hired horse after inspection tour ends fatally
On May 11 William Warner of Scranton Electric Light and Heat hired a horse from Cusick's livery for a hill inspection. The horse died next day from neglect after Warner, intoxicated, toured saloons and left the animal in a dilapidated state. Police recovered the horse at midnight and charged Warner with cruelty to animals. McDonald and Warner Jr were exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Warner
Hneman
Scranton Electric Light and Heat Company
Cusick
Warner
Joseph McDonald
Turner Hall
McDonald
Young Warner
Alderman Howe
Mulberry Street
Haag Was Right There on Lackawanna Avenue
Six Police Officer Harry Haag was set upon by two men on Lackawanna avenue last evening, who aimed to get even with him for past slights. They failed, and one may skip work today. Hane suspects the assailants are two Bellevue men he previously arrested for a disturbance. He will not press further for arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Haag
Lackawanna Avenue
Hane
Bellevue
Lower
Man Tests Counterfeit Dollar Offered at Rosenberg Bros
Nicholas Sossong appeared before Alderman Howe alleging a counterfeit silver dollar he received Saturday from Rosenberg Bros of Penn Avenue. A firm member examined the item, produced a genuine dollar, and destroyed the counterfeit with a pen knife. Sossong claimed uncertainty over distribution but chose to surrender a dollar to avoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Sossong
Howe
Rosenberg Bros
Penn Avenue
Soseong
Turn-out at Langcliffe colliery prompts strike
There was a drive r turnover at the Langcliffe Coal Company's colliery in Avoca yesterday as some workers demanded extra pay for overtime. The dispute led to a brief strike but the matter was settled in the afternoon and operations resumed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langcliffe Coal Company
Avoca
Ed L and W Railroad Adds Through Day Coach Service
The ED L and W railroad now runs through day coaches and sleeping cars from New York to Chicago on train No 7 leaving New York at 7 p m daily, offering no change of cars for passengers. It is promoted as the shortest route with the lowest rates and urges travelers to contact their nearest ticket agent. Also notes dental and optician services and a cold cure claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. L. & W. Railroad
New York
Chicago
L. & W. Railroad
Obituary notices from Scranton and nearby towns
Death notices for Mary Sullivan James M Hunt Kate Clark John Skeoch Mary McCarthy listed with age, residence and funeral details. Interments planned in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery Forest Hill cemetery and Shenandoah area, train transport noted. Local funeral arrangements follow standard nine date and place references across Wilkes-Barre Scranton Dunmore and Shenandoah areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Scranton
Kate
James Clark
Wy? Mylert Avenue
Skeoch
Dunmore
John Beoullar Skeoch
Mra
James B. Skeoch
Clay Avenue
M'Carthy
Mary McCarthy
Madison Avenue
Bt. Peter's
Shenandoah
Thirteenth Inspected at Gretna Camp Location
The Thirteenth arrived at Gretna with a thick foe on the field. A long march formed on the station platform then through park to tented homes. Colonel Coursen led the column while regiments from the Fourth, Twelfth, Eighth and Ninth arrived in sequence. The field showed many tents ready for breakfast as the Thirteenth occupied a hill between the Fourth and Ninth regiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretna
Coursen
Dougherty
Camp notes show orderly Companies and a hypnotist visit
The camp records describe orderly Company H and G with Montrose leaders Captain McCausland and Selden Munger, a bevy of hangers on, and a 18 year old hypnotist William Leopold who wowed over thirty boys. A mishap in F street toppled a tent compromising a sick private while hospital staff treated cases of gruntera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Man's Christian Association
Company H
Arlington Adams
Selden BE. Munger
West Side
the Times
Montrose
F. W. Stillwell
Murphy
Kellar
George Sweeney
Tribune
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Abraham Steinberg
Scranton
Company C
Joe" Baumeister
Jack Maccreth
Jack
F Street
F's
R. J. McCausland
G Company
McCausland
Gobin
William Leopold
Allentown
Company G
Cook House
Leopold
Art Meredith
Heres
Charlie Finberg
McKinley
Sol Salve
Okell Proclaims He Remains In Sheriff Race
George Okell denounces reports of his withdrawal from the Republican nomination race for sheriff. He says he will stay in the fight until the convention and denies any interference by Henry Wehrum, Lackawanna Iron and Steel general manager, who also denies pressuring him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Okell
Okell
Sheriff
Draven
Henry Wehrum
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Wehrum
Mr. Okell
John I Jones Campaign Announcement at Pike's Peak
Attorney John J Murphy resting in San Francisco travels to Pike's Peak on July 4 and there unfurls a portrait of District Attorney John R Jones at the summit as part of a candidacy notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Murphy
San Francisco
Pike's Peak
John KR. Jones
Jones Announces Re‑Election Bid for District Attorney
A Lackawanna County man, Mr. Jones, announces his candidacy for a second term as district attorney. Mr. Murphy, who studied law under Jones, is noted in the portrait accompanying the announcement as part of the coverage. This marks the first time such a candidacy has been proclaimed from this level in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Murphy
Lackawanna County
Frightful Mutilation Found Near West Lackawanna Ave
At 2 A M a mutilated male corpse was found on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad north of West Lackawanna avenue crossing. He was about 34, had a dark brown moustache and black hair, one leg artificial. A bob-tail switcher added to the injuries. Identified as Jake Boyd by James Doyle of the Metropolitan hotel. companion Brooks, employed by Rees and Long, headed for Binghamton with three men seen attempting to board the 110 fast freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of & Nan
Delaware, Lackanna
James Doyle
Metropolitan Hotel
Jake” Boyd
Frank Amsbry
Brooks
Rees & Long
Binghamton
Officers of Central Labor Union Elected at Meeting
At a largely attended meeting of the Central Labor Union officers were chosen and installed for the term. President M D Flaherty, vice president M Kelly, recording and corresponding secretary M J Levy, financial secretary J B Everett, treasurer F E Knapp. Trustees M Tighe C S Benedict George Gothier. Auditors Thomas Monahan J H McNulty M Gardner. Sergeant at arms D J McNulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
M.D. Flaherty
M. Kelly
M. J. Levy
J. BF. Everett
FE. E. Knapp
M. Tighe
C. S. Benedict
George Gothier
Thomas Monahan
J. H. McNulty
M. Gardner
D. J. McNulty
Pension Granted to Mrs. Kleckler for $12 Monthly
Mrs. Anna M. Kleckler of 614 Clay Avenue receives a government pension of 12 dollars per month plus back pay totaling 540 dollars. The pension begins January 28, 1894. Congressman William Connell aided in securing the pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M. Kieckter
Clay Avenue
William Connell
Mra. Kleckler
South Mill Resumes Work After Brief Strike
Workers at the South mill resumed all departmental operations yesterday after a three week stoppage over wage scales. Most employees who quit resumed their positions, ending the brief factory walkout at That Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mearly
Unprecedented Business Change Forces Closeouts Before August First
A sweeping corporate shift requires closing all articles ahead of August 1. The move impacts supply chains, inventories, and vendor terms as operations wind down to meet the new policy. Executives promise orderly settlements and clear communication with partners.
Staffing Shifts Fill Vacant Roles by Promotion
Morning and night shifts saw promotions and new hires to fill remaining vacancies. Management reshuffled workers as positions opened, ensuring continuous coverage across both shifts.
James W Clarke Arrested for Larceny as Eighteenth Ward Constable
Constable James W Clarke of the Eighteenth ward was held to bail of 200 by Alder man Howe for larceny. He sold Gustave Cambrosio’s household effects on a landlord’s warrant July 3, using a defective warrant and an irregular distress sale, and must answer to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Clarke
Alderman Howe
Clarke
Gustave Cambrosio
Ninth Street
Thomas McLean
Laborer Hurt In Roof Fall At Winton Colliery
Paul Waun debusch, a laborer, suffered a left side fracture after a roof fall at Winton colliery yesterday morning. He is being treated at Lackawanna hospital and his condition is not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton
Paul Waundebusch
Lackawanna Hospital
We’re Still In Our Longtime Stand For 22 Years
We continue in the same location and respectfully solicit public patronage. The firm offers awnings tents flags and society goods and decorations. Also noting J Fuhrman & Bro bicycle repairs receive prompt attention at Jurisch's 924 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fuhrman & Bro
Jurisch
Hair Bug Appeal Promises Savings on Wartime Carpet
An advertisement touts inexpensive look alike products while warning that carpet prices will rise soon. It urges immediate purchases to avoid higher costs, noting a special occasion and selling points about equal service at less than half the price.
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J. L Allen
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R. H Davis
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Uncle Bernas
Conan Doyle
Peter Sterling
Ford
Harold Frederick
Robt. Barr
Anthony Hope
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D'Annunzio
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Schreiner
Ziska
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Forge of the Forest
Roberts
Norton’s
Tolo
Garney, Brown & Co
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
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AMC
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IRY
A. B. Warman
Chas
McMullen & GO
the Traders’ National Bank Blog
W. B. Henwoodd
Lackawann) Ave
Waters, the Hatter
Heo
Holand
Cpewoupop
Eereees
MR. Bolandius
Finance Committee
Williams
Davis
Hunt & Connell Company
John Benore & Sons
Langan
Gibbons
House of Hook and Ladder Company
William Warren
Haag
Mr. Rosenberg
Langcliffe
Carolyne V. Dorsey
Delsarte
Ioming Avenue
Twining
Harris’ Drug Store
Summit OF
John i. Jones
West Lackawanna Avenue Crossing
South Mill
A. R. Sawyer
S. C. Snyder
D. D
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Opp
Jermyn
Lee
Hood
SALE
Universal Clothes
Vane
COLF
Bell & Skinner
Young Bros.’ Straws
Victor Hugo
Scranton School OF Music and Languages
Carter
Adams Ave
Linden At
Mae
Alfred Pennington
Dinecon
Elm Park Church
Camel
ANS Eh
Raynolds
Sohmar Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Scranton, PA
Prop
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lack, Ave
Silverstone
Lackawanhee
Tra
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Christian's
Dunn
the Hatter
Wolf & Wenzel
Court House
Richardson-Roynuton
Rangea
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