Local Summer Travel and Visits Reported Across Town
Miss Flonn J Chase and others spend the summer in Dalton Mire Mount Pavone and Cartondale. Mrs Arthur Purcell will visit Atlantic City two weeks. Professor A L McCloskey leaves for Lock Haven for summer. Ex Superintendent G W Phillips attends Bloomsburg teachers convention. Peter Gul sails to Queenstown from New York. A group heads to Atlantic City from Madison Avenue. Academy of Music plans interior renovations and September reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flonn J. Chase
Dalton
Mire
William Craig
Gon, Jordon
Mount Pavone
Kate Ruane
Green Hidee
Anna Fe, Clase
Quincy Avenue
Connecticut
Benjamin Davis
Putnam Street
New York City
Arthur Purcell
Spruce Street
Atlantic City
A. L. McCloskey
Yeaterday
Lock Haven
K.P. Mitchell
Hening
Margaret
Carvondale
Rufus J. Poster
Taylor Foster
Madison Avenue
Freehold
N. J
Thomas Lewis
Margaret Avenue
Annie Jenkins
West Pittston
G. W. Phillips
Bloomsburg
Robert Watchorn
State Victory
Fie
J. C. Vaughan
Peter Gul
Penn Avenue
New York
the Osborne
Army Worm Destruction Tactics Outlined By State Officials
A Scranton pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture explains army worm life cycle and control. It covers origin in eastern North America, brief notes on moth appearance, egg laying, larval feeding, and natural enemies like tachina flies and ground beetles, plus methods to protect fields and culvert ditches with plowing, kerosene, burning, and fencing barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Scranton
Division of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Army
United States
Rocky Mountains
Paris
Barbers Arrested for Shaving on Sunday in Scranton
Six Scranton barbers faced alderman Wright after committing the 1797 law violation by shaving on Sunday. Each faced about 84 dollars in fines and costs. the Barbers' union sent three officials to swear out warrants. Several barbers paid fines of about nine dollars at the hearing, and the union warned more arrests if Sunday shaving continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Robert Blackman
Louis Meyers
John Ff. Volkenandt
Barbers’ Union
Alderman Wright
W. F. O'Brien
Linden Street
E. Z. McDonald
Wyoming House
William Fornwald
George Morris
Spruce Street
D. L. Flekes
Sp. i
Wright
Ken
Prosecuting Committee of the Union
Tribune
Revenue report shows district totals for year ending June 3
Internal Revenue Collections reports district total revenue of 786 515.24 for the year, an increase of 61 429.82 from 1895. Beer stamps brought 478 898.86, spirit stamps 43 365.77, cigars and cigarettes stamps 90 819.29, tobacco stamps 48 410.21, special tax stamps 121 426.32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Collector
Treasury Department
Mine accident injures Providence man Moyles
Peter Moyles of Providence suffered a severe leg injury when a mine carriage halted abruptly as the fans went down during a descent at the Brisbin mine on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Moyles
Providence
Mr. Moyles
North End family saved after gas fills house
A North End widower John O Malley and his three sons Frank Pete and John were found unconscious by housekeeper Miss Annie Hayes after stove gas filled their Perry Avenue Warren Street home. Doctors Sullivan and McLain revived them. the father recovered by noon others suffered only headaches. The gas came from a blocked chimney flue in the kitchen above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Malley
North End
Perry Avenue
Warren Street
Frank
Pete
John
Annie Hayes
O'Malley
Miss Hayes
Tribune
Storm Leaves City Streets Flooded and Busy Cleanup
Citywide damage from a heavy storm kept Street Commissioner Kinsley’s force nonstop as tons of dirt washed from hills into lower streets. Crews labored to clear debris and restore sewer service, while the Tracthon company restarted streetcars on Capoise Avenue and a temporary telephone line began to restore North End communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsley
Tracthon Company
Capoise Avenue
Telephone Company
Lackawanna Officials Postpone Children's Ward Project
Hospital directors delayed plans for a two story children’s ward at the Lackawanna hospital due to funding shortfalls. Architect estimates put the cost at 4500 with 32000 short. aim to raise by summer subscriptions. Ward would sit on Muspetty street side with ten cots ground floor and similar upstairs, plus a detached end wing for baths and tubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Pital
Lackawanna Hospital
Muspetty Street
Franklin Avenue
Yt &T
Judgment Against Coray for 833 420 64 in Luzerne County
A judgment of 95 490 44 was entered in court yesterday against Alisha A. Coray with John B Jenkins as plaintiff. The judgment was assigned by David Perkins of Wilkes-Barre and later recorded by an exemplification. Ex Sheriff John J Fahey levied on Coray's rights in stock of Rushpock Coal Co and Spring Brook Railway Co both operating in Peckville and the Moosin to lumber district line while Coray currently resides in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alisha A. Coray
John 8
Jenkins
haviNs
David Perkins
Wilkes- Barre
Luzernes County
John J- Fahey
Sheripf
F. FE. Ryan
Ubon
Coray
Ruspick Coal Company
Spring Brook Railway Company
Mr. Oray
Peckville
Moosin
Tantrary
Mr. Coray
New York
Slander suit filed over alleged unfaithfulness in court
Mrs Victoria Schmoresehefski sued Andrew Kusinnski for slander claiming he proclaimed her unfaithful on the street in front of many people. Attorney M A McGinley represented the plaintiff, seeking damages of one dollar. The couple reside in Apehbayd and the incident reportedly occurred on the ith day of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. McGinley
Victoria Schmoresehefski
Andrew Kusinnski
Apehbayd
Shoes Deeply Discounted for Men Women and Children
Multiple shoe styles including tan balmorals and oxford flats offered at deep discounts. Men s regular sizes reduced from five to two ninety and two dollars. women and misses styles cut to around two dollars and under. children s and youth shoes also marked down to very low prices.
Woman of repute accused of defamation by deputy in court
The plaintiff described as a respected neighbor before the remark and the deputy sheriff T J Price pursued Kosmiski who could not post $1000 bond and remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Price
Kosmiski
Man accused of multiple marriages linked to Bail for two wives
Anthony F. O'Donnell of Phelps Street faces charges after a woman claiming marriage to him swore out a warrant for criminal relations with Lizzie Holtham. He posted 500 bail. Later Mrs. O'Donnell No 2, who also claims marriage, was arrested for unlawful conduct and bailed for 2000. Pillsbury Flour mills capacity noted at 17 500 barrels four day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Howe
Anthony F. O'Donnell
Phelps Street
Alderman Fuller
Alderman Howe
Lizzie Holtham
Miss Holtham
O'Donnell
Mrs. O'Donnell No. 1
Mary Ann
Dinner Set Selection From Haviland & Co and Theo Haviland
The text promotes an artistic handsome dinner set benefiting taste and judgment. It highlights Chinese productions by Haviland & Co and Theo Haviland noted for beauty and low price. It mentions new stock patterns and the option to buy whole sets or individual pieces, inviting readers to visit and browse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviland & Co
Theo
Haviland
Elegant Spring Suit Sale At Our Store
An elegant assortment at very low prices for quality make-up is shown in our store. If you plan to buy a Spring Suit call to view the stock. You will likely buy as the selection is appealing and hard to resist.
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Norton
Lacka. Ave
THE
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Carbondale
Initiaia G., B, & CO
Court Rouse
C. D. Shumway
Washington Avenue
Tribune Building
M. H. Burgenider
Academy of Music
Burgunder
Russia
Goodyear
Uus
Schank & Koehler
Portsmouth
Huntsville
Ala
Warren
Sonw Entomologizta
Internal Revenue Collections
Moyles
Mr. O'Malley
Cas
Mears’ Building
Cor
Washington Avenue and
Spruce
Pillsbury Flour Mills
China
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
the Fashion
M. P- M’cann, Hatter
Wyoming Avenue
Knox, Stetson, Sherman Agency
Clothiers
Haller
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Ave
Lackawanna Averue
Lobb
N. Lsth St
Phileda
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