Scranton and area residents vacationing across cities
Local residents and visitors from Scranton and surrounding areas are noted taking short travels. Names include Miss Elizabeth Barrett visiting Pittston friends, Anna Barley in Scranton guests, and several couples to Atlantic City, New York, Philadelphia, and Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Tl. Blackwood
Washington, D.C
Elizabeth Barrett
City Avenue
Pittston
Anna Barley
Scranton
J. F. Leshig
Capouse Avenue
Connecticut
C. E. Stone
Carrie
Edna
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Charles Trelsman
George Oram W
Harry Greenberger
Atlantic City
Tl. WW. Charke
Tackawanna
New York
Anna Davis
Allaty
Joseph Levy
Vine Street
Frank A. Flynn
Niagaraella
N. Y
Mooale Lake
W. F. Braidamore
Philadelphia
Messia
Charles Belaman
Georse Oram
Athlantic City
Thomas Teylin
Queen's County Railroad
Long Island
J. A. Muloney
Vine Birvet
Scrantonian Libel Case Sees Two Arrests Banned
On Saturday Guernsey again barred the arrest of Richard Little and J C McCall of the Scrantonian on libel charges. The defendants waived a hearing and posted bail for court appearance after an article published a week ago yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
Richard Little
J. C. McCall
The
Scrantonian
Beautiful Lake Clemo Ideal Day Trip and Stay
Beautiful Lake Clemo offers a day or week long visit with a first class hotel and clean new boats. Located twenty eight miles from Scranton on the Erie, it provides four rains each way daily and accommodations via William Hanley, gr., 420 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Clemn
Scranton
Erie
William Hanley
Spruce Street
New Jersey Central Runs Sunday Excursion to Glen Onoko
The New Jersey Central offers a Sunday excursion to Glen Onoko Mauch Chunk and Switchback railroad. The train departs Scranton at 7 80 a.m. with stops at Taylor Mooai Avoca Bilson Mills arsons Wilkes and Ashby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central
Glen Onoko
Mauch Chunk
Scranton
Taylor
Mooai
Avoca
Bilson
As Mills, Arsons
Wilkes
Ashby
General Strike Seen Unlikely as Union Leaders Push Financial Aid
District President Nicholls signals Indianapolis convention will avoid a general strike, favoring financial support to anthracite miners. He warns members against unauthorized work and says bituminous aid could sustain the strike indefinitely. A fire at Richmond No. 3 colliery worsens amid the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholla
Richmond
T. D. Nicholls
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Mr. Nicholls
Nicholls
Chicago
Free Silver
Bryan
Roscaviage
Dempsey
Mitchell
Tt. DT. Nichols
Mcreary Moves Up One Place in July Prize Standings
Six contestants returned on Saturday as the leaders bid for the July prize. Twenty four have scored points since July 1, and the complete standing of each contestant is listed.
Standing of Contestants Points
A list of 32 contestants with scores ranging from 446 to 11 is shown. Notable entries include Charles Burns Wandling 446 Oscar H Kipp Elmhurst 330 A J Kellerman Scranton 329 and Fred K Gunster Green Ridge with imperfect text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burns
Wandling
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Rodrigues Scranton
Seus
Albert Freedman
Belle- Vuo Pecsous
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Maxwell Shepherd
L. E. Stanton
Wm, Sherwood
Harford
Chas. W. Dorsey
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Harry Madden
J. A Havenstrite
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
William Cooper
Priceburg
Grant M. Decker
Hallstead
Lee Culver
Springville
Hendrick Adams
Walter Hallstead
Scran
Eisivicle ealeateLvelsen
Harry Danvers
Fprovidence
Louis McCusker
Pee Place
Hugh Johnston
Forest Ghy Icles
Jane Matthewson
Factoryville
C. J. Clark
Peckville
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
John Mackie
Providence
Eddie Morris
South Scran
Elmer Williams
Edna Sel Scranton
Don C. Capwell
Vocevcese Eves
Thomas Dempsey
Olyphant
Sseneee
Pastor George Alrich resigns from Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
The Grace church vestry meeting last Friday heard Pastor George L. Alrich's resignation letter read at yesterday's service. He cites heavy demands from conferences and duties as a Bible teacher, though the severance is not for joining another body, but to focus on teaching the Word and serving Christ. He served Grace church nine years, winning broad community regard and collaboration with other denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Alrich
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Alrich
Brethren
Grace Church
Peope
Jesus
Christ
Reformed Episcopal Church
Jesus Christ
Mr. Alrich
Dr. Bates
International Correspondence Schools excursion to Harvey's Lake
A second annual outing for the International Correspondence Schools association and its workers ran smoothly with 30 railcar loads from Scranton to Harvey's Lake. The day featured meals, dancing, athletic contests, and prizes won by attendees, with Miss Eckersley spraining her wrist in the 50 yard dash. J D Jones led the event with committees ensuring comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey's Lake
International Correspondence Schools Association
International Correspondence Schools and Technical Supply Company
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh Valley
Scranton
J. A. Grening
Harry Flynn
Charles J. Hayes
J. D. Jones
McMillan
Farmer loses finger after rattlesnake bite heroic amputation
Mt. Cobb farmer George Rauschmeyer tackled a rattlesnake bite in a field. He amputated the left finger below the bite with a jackknife to prevent poison spread, but crude non antiseptic surgery led to gangrene and possible hand or arm amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rauschmeyer
Mt. Cobb
Fatal Self-Inflicted Wound in Dunmore Woodlands
George Drapp died after a gun misfire during a shooting outing with Frank Wearing in Bird's Eye woods north of Dunmore. The bullet lodged in his abdomen, peritonitis set in, and hospitalization could not save him. Funeral services to be held at his Dunmore home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Drapp
Lackawanna Hospital
Frank Wearing
Drapp
Wearing
Target
Bird's Eye Woods
Dunmore
Drinker Street
Ofelock
Educational Contest standings show single position shift
Six contestants added points on Saturday in The Tribune event but only one top thirty three position changed. Charles Burns of Wandling gained three points, William Rodriguez of Scranton closed the gap to Fred Gunster, and Herbert Thompson again tied with Albert Freedman for sixth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T. 8. Rodriguez
Scranton
Fred Gunster
Herbert Thompson
Albert Freedman
L. E. Stanton
Charles W. Dorsey
Frank B. McCreary
Halistead
Beatrice Harpur
Mary Yeager
Greenwich
Walter Ellis
Hyde Park
Emanuel Bucci
Vivian Mikle
Fred Kibler
South Scranton
Charles O' Boyle
Nellie Avery
Forest City
Henry EE. Collins
Kisers
Edgar Wilson, Jr
May Brown
Nicholson
D. Dorsey
George Knickerbocker
Himhurst
Leading Contestants for July in Writing Desk Contest
The list highlights top contenders for the July writing desk prize, with Albert Freediman and Herbert Thompson among the leading contestants. Additional participants scoring points this month include Lt. William Sherwood and Homer Kresge, as well as Miss Beatrice Harpur and Miss Vivian Mukig among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sherwood
Ever Wue
Hendrick Adams
Fred Kiblen
Homer Kresge
Henry E. Comin
Hugh Jonnbom
Eddie
Scranton Rowing Association Rooms Reopened After Renovation
The Scranton Rowing Association reopened its rooms Saturday night following a six week renovation. Members praised the improvements and a formal opening banquet is planned for next Saturday. Officers listed include W. B. Diehl president John A. Meara vice president W. B. Millar secretary and John W. Pelllo manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowing Association
Scranton Rowing Association
Diehl
John A. Meara
Millar
John W. Pelllo
Bankruptcy Filed by Winfield 8 Packard of Alba
Winfield 8 Packard of Alba Bradford Counts filed a petition in the United States Bankruptcy Court. His liabilities are listed at 8 021 with no assets. Judge Archbald declared him bankrupt and referred the case to Meto rea Louis B. Hall of Towanda. The court party returned from Harrisburg after auditing accounts with U S Attorney J S McCurrell and Marshal F C Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Packard
Alba
Bradford
United States
Archbald
Metorea
Louis B. Hall
Towanda
BR. W. Archbald
United Staten Court
Hartisburg
J. 8. M. McCurrell
Marschal F.C. Leonward
For Rent Desirable Office in the Arcade Building
For rent. Desirable office space available in the Arcade Building. Apply to Casey Bros. at 216 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade
Casey Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Police Court Roundup Delivers Fines and Detentions
Scranton police court docket reports multiple arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Burt Sickles, jailed ten days in default of a fine. Michiel Slake, 16, detained after stealing shoes on Spruce Street. B Frank Marshall, 20 days in default of a fine. Sylvester Elmonson paid a fine after reckless driving. Thomas Dougherty held thirty days for drunken disorderly behavior at Lackawanna Hospital. John Doe jailed after sleeping on Lackawanna Avenue and leaving a deposit unpaid. Lincoln Marshall jailed twenty days in default of a six dollar fine. J Wardon, a student, disturbed Nellie Kys and was locked up after claims of robbery could not be verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Sickles
Haggerty
Michiel Slake
Spruce Street
Karius
B. Frank Marshall
McMuanamon
Nay Aug Park
Sylvester Elmonson
Lake Scranton
Ira Mitchell
Washington Avenue
Thomas Dougherty
West Scranton
Lackawanna Hospital
Thomas V. Lewis
J. Warden
Youngan
Nellie Kiy
Flo
Ridgeway
Boland
Damages sought in assault case in Harlem action
Weiss through attorney Horn sues Hyman Jurkovitz for 5000 dollars claiming a street assault left him sore and unable to work. He describes being kicked and beaten and nursing lameness and bruises. Also notes Germania Building and Loan election July 16 1902 at 601 Cedar Avenue 7 to 9 p m secretary H F Ziegler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. Weiss
George §. Horn
Hyman Jurkovitz
Jurkovitz
New Germania Building and Loan Association
Cedar Avenue
H. F. Ziegler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Ave
Hardenbergh School
Carter
Ing
Linden Street
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
N. F. Megargel & CO
Commonwealth
the People's Bank
Inion
Labe
Fersonal
Fred Tilcher
Nelsonville
Clemo
John Francis
Bellevue
Frederick Reynolds
Lincoln Heights
Reynolds
Francis
Scranton Toal Company
Richmond No. 3
Dickson City
Lackawanna
J. Alfred Pennington
Curtis
Madison F. Larkin
International Correspondence Schoola
M’creary
Freedman
Morris
Mr. Hendiges
Harry Clark
Ward
Miss Kekersley
Mr. Norman
Candy
Miss Melvin
Miss Wells
Mr. Jeffreys
Ketrick
Miss Reet
Miss O'Donnell
Miss Wall
Miss Humphreys
Mr. Leach
Wilson
Messrs
Clark and Walters
Teach
de Yoo
Mr. Edwards
Mr. O'Connell
Lindabury
Connell Building
Pennsylvania
Ige
Cath
Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
Birdseye Maple Writing Desk
Waterman Gold Fountain Pen
Albert Freediman
Ssass
Wi Dorneys
Scneeveees
Alt. Kellerman
Ccccesee
Frank BD. McCreary
Miss Mary Yeager
L. EE. Stanton
United States Court Notes
E. Weiss
Coursen
Java
E. G. Coursen
Rumbhunda
Franklin Ave
Panamas
Gee
Dickson
Scranton and Olyphant
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Washington
Tintil
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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