Local Social Notes From Scranton and Nearby
A page of social items lists residents visiting and traveling. Hon M F Sando is in Montreal on business while City Treasurer I S Barker travels to El Paso. Several couples and individuals migrate between New York, Worcester, Buffalo, Cleveland and Atlantic City for visits, business, or rest, including Mr. and Mrs Richard Jones Ed wards court, and Miss Florence Haslett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Sando
Montreal
Barker
el Paso
Tex
Richard Jones
Edwards Court
New York City
B. Moxes
Forest Park
C. H. Tilton
Asbury Park
N. J
W. CC. McDonald
North Main Avenue
Luke Sheridan
W. BH. Thayer
South Main Avenue
Buffalo
N.Y
Samuel Reynolds
North Hyde Park Avenue
Cleveland
Ola
M. E. Sanders
North Beranton
Northumberland
Misa Florence Haslett
South Hyde Fark Avenue
Pittsburg
Henry Wensel
William Schults
Frank Behigar
Victor Wenge
Atlantic City
Misa Eilabeth G. Gay
Lexington, Ky
A. H. van Dermark
Church Avenue
John Hundon
Beranton Railway Company
C.H. Snyder
Hattie Brown
Pittston
Hom
Mitel Spencer
Jactson Street
Nellie Noonan
Mimira
Nellie McCann
Pleasant Street
Frank W. Bird
United States
Washington, D. C
George Poore
T. R. Clarke
Tackawanna Railroad
John Hanson
Hixson
Lackawanna Railroad Bridges and Buildings Department
Troudsbore
Delaware Water Gap
Herbert Chatfield
Farshing Department
the Jackamills
Sarah AlliMenn
F. B. Hodg
Fleet
Scranton
Highest bid did not win at school bonds auction
The board awarded most of the $240,000 in bonds to Newberger Brothers Henderson after bids were reviewed with Dick Bros of New York offering to advance funds. Agent Alexander of Dick Bros pledged to finance the floating debt, while one bidder lacked the required $5,000 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberger Brothers & Henderson
Alexander
Dick Brow
Dick Bros
New York
Newberger Brothers & Senderson
Phitiadelphia
LOM
Triolph, Mlovlole & Co
Jayne
Dik Bros
Mick Bros
Francais
Francois
Roche
Mesers
Murphy
Evans
Hand
Mr. Jayne
Mr. Welsh
Messrs
Leonard
Jennings
Mesera
Evans and Murphy
Evans Wanted To Know What Right the Board Had To Do Such A Thing. Mr. Roche
Messrs. Murphy
Evans, Leonard
Christman
For Rent Office Space in Arcade Building
Desirable office space available for rent in the Arcade Building. Apply to Casey Bros. at 216 Lackawanna Avenue for details and showing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade
Casey Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Elmhurst lad drops to second. Dorsey, Kibler lead list
The report notes Latter catching up with Elmhurst lad yesterday as Dorsey takes tenth place from Sherwood. Havenstrite passes Madden and Kibler appears in the top list for the first time with Joseph Newman making his first return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey
Sherwood
Havenstrite
Madden
Fred Kibler
Joseph Newman
Pain Relief Claim for Celery Compound and Battery Cure
A claim describes that the combination of Paine's Celery Compound Special Medicines and an electric battery banishes pain and tortures, enabling the user to lie down sit up or stand without excruciating pain. The advertisement markets a drastic relief from suffering.
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Relief for Suffering
In a health ad the article extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for the sick and describes testaments from sufferers. John W. Boyd of Mishawaka Indiana recounts severe rheumatism with no relief from doctors or other cures, then reports rapid improvement after using half a bottle and full recovery including weight gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
John W. Boyd
Mishawaka
Ind
Connell Renominated for Senate Prospects in Pennsylvania
Washington dispatch reports Lackawanna County Republicans renominate Representative Connell for another term. The paper notes Connell’s strong congressional record and broad popularity, with speculation he could seek the U.S. Senate if Penrose falters. Quay admires Connell as a potential colleague if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pittsburg
Judge Pennypacker
Mr. Connell
Congress
Connell
United States Senate
Penrose
Quay
Mailcarriers Begin Annual Vacations This Month
Beginning July 1 the annual vacations of mailcarriers start and those off duty return tomorrow. Names include Eleazer Evans Argus Jenkins Orlando Jones Knoepfel Northrop and McGinnis with McGinnis ill and possibly unable to resume. Clerks on vacation are Kerlin Maloney and Williams ending July 18. substitutes on duty include Griffith Jones Johnson Cavanaugh Jones Willams Barrett. Carriers going on vacation tomorrow are Walter McNichols Ki White Saltry Reese Kellerman and John Jones with the last three in camp with the Thirteenth regiment. Postmaster Ripple also in camp with the soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleazer 8
Evans
Argus N. Jenkins
Orlando C. Jones
Henry Knoepfel
Walter J. Northrop
James McGinnis
Mary L. Kerlin
Michael Maloney
Elvis Williams
Griffith W. Jones
Daniel E. Johnson
James F. Cavanaugh
Thomas J. Jones
John T. Willams
Joseph F. Barrett
Walter McNichols
Harry Ki, White
James FE. Saltry
David Tr. Reese
H. Kellerman
John R. Jones
Thirteenth Regiment
E. H. Ripple
Master tinner's brother blamed in copper theft
A local master timer reported 500 pounds of copper sheets stolen from his warehouse. Police concluded an employee stole it, with later proof pointing to the master tinner's brother. Some copper recovered from a junk shop. the junk dealer faces partial liability, but no arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deiter
Correcting Abuse Order Restricts Postmark Advertising
Acting First Assistant Postmaster General Howley warns postmasters about an August 1 1901 postmaster general order. Postmarking dies may not be used for advertising without special permission from the Post Office Department. Applications go to the First Assistant Postmaster General Division of Correspondence. Permits only for national purposes with Congressional appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howley
Post Office Department
Congress
New Case of Smallpox Reported in Scranton
A 13 year old Gerald Mahon of 335 Warren Street in North Scranton was diagnosed with smallpox yesterday by Dr. Houser after a rash was misidentified by his parents. The home was placarded and the family quarantined, and the boy was moved to the emergency hospital. The illness is mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser
Scranton
Gerald
Mahon
Warren Street
Scranton Business College Reopens September Second
Scranton Business College will reopen for day and evening sessions on Tuesday September 2. Information is available by writing, calling or phoning. Buck and Whitmore advertise from Adams and Linden. The Industrial Record and Review notes strong Texas field prospects with a Pennsylvania and Texas company paying monthly 5 percent dividends. The New Germania Building and Loan Association officer election is set for July 16 at No 501 Cedar Avenue from 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Buck & Whitmore
Adams and
Linden
Texas
Pennsylvania
New
Germania R Building and Loan Association
Cedar Avenue
H. F. Ziegler
Lake Clemg Offers Unusual Advantages as Summer Resort
Lake Clemg offers an ideal family summer retreat with modern accommodations at the Lake Clemo hotel under William Hanley Jr. Four daily trains to Scranton provide easy access. Guests enjoy fishing bathing and boating. The resort is twenty eight miles via Erie railroad with rates available from William Hanley Jr 420 Spruce St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Clemg
Lake Clemo
William Hanley, Jr
Scranton
Erie Railroad
Wm. Hanley, Jr
Spruce St
Vacation readers can subscribe to The Tribune for 60 cents a month
The notice invites families to arrange home delivery of The Tribune while on vacation, offering the same low rate of 60 cents monthly no matter the destination to keep the paper coming and enhance the trip.
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the Tribune
Typewriter dealer and surgeon listings in city ad
The text notes Smoot the type writer man at 14 Washington avenue selling new and second hand machines and mentions Dr Lindaburg a surgeon of diseases of women with office hours at 215 Connell building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smoot
Washington Avenue
City
Lindaburg
Connell Building
Standings of Contestants Points
A partial standings list shows competitors from Scranton Elmhurst Scranton Carbondale and other places with points ranging from 446 to single digits. Names include Charles Burns Oscar H Kipp A J Kellerman Fred K Gunster and many more with varying scores.
Educational Contest ties and standings reported
A. J. Kellerman tied Oscar Kipp for second place with one point. Charles W. Dorsey moved to tenth, and J. Havenstrite passed Harry Madden as military duty keeps them from competition. Jed Kibler debuted at thirty third, Maxwell Shepherd nears two hundred points, while many contestants have not scored since the month began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kellerman
Tribune
Oscar Kipp
Elmhurst
Charles W. Dorsey
William Sherwood
Harford
L. E. Stanton
J. A. Havenstrite
Moscow
Harry Madden
Scranton
Madden
Mr. Havenstrite
Jed Kibler
South Scranton
Don C. Capwell
Joseph Newman
Bellevue
Maxwell Shepherd
Carbondale
Fred K. Gunster
William Cooper
Grant Decker
Lee Culver
Walter Huallstead
Harry Danvers
Louis Metusker
Jane Matthewson
C. J. Clark
Thomas Dempsey
Edna Coleman
Mary Yeager
Walter Elis
Emanuel Bucel
Charles O'Boyle
Nellie Avery
Edgar Wilson
May Brown
Scored the Largest Points Since July 1
A team achieved the highest point total since July 1, marking a standout scoring surge. No additional context or names are provided in the fragment.
Scranton Liederanz Annual Excursion to Mountain Park
The Scranton Liederanz annual excursion resumes Monday July 21 to Mountain Park. Bauer's full band and orchestra will perform. Tickets cost 74 cents for adults and 60 cents for children. Trains depart at 8 30 a m and 1 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Park
Bauer
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Benson
Washington Ave
The
Hardenbergh School
Carter Building
Linden Street
Peter N. Haan
Wow Stables
Mulbery Street
J. F. Megargel & CO
Commonwealth Ride
Ackawanna’ “the Ai Hii Eng
Fersonal
Dick Bros. Capture School
Jayne's Supplement
Kipp
Kellerman
Paine’s
J. Alfred Pennington
Beranton
Biri
Agiinet
Joseph Levy
North Scranton
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Malin Avenue
E. G. Coursen
Charles Burns
Wandling
Oscar H. Kipp
Green Ridge
Rodriguez Scranton
Chas. W. Dorsey
Wm. Sherwood
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
A. Havenstrite
Frank B. McCreary
Hallstead
Isces Esseeces
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
William, Cooper
Priceburg
Grant M. Decker
Springville
Hendrick Adams
Chin- Ghete Weng Couse Oe
Walter Hallstenad
Scran- Rom
Seleisiavbleivs
Brooklyn
John Mackie
Providence
Eddie Morris
South Scrantom
Olyphant
Elmer Williams
Wsssee
Hand & Paya
Spruce Street
N. E. Pennsylvania
Watermans Ideal
Reynolds Brothers, Stationers and Engravers
Scranton, Pa
Birdseye Maple Writing Desk
Waterman Gold Fountain Pen
Albert Freed
Herbert Thompson
Maury Yeager
L. BE. Stanton
Franklin Ave
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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