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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1901

Page

6

Poor Tax Levy Set at Three and Half Mills

The board adopted a three and one half mill poor tax levy for the current year on recommendation of the finance committee. Transportation aid was approved to assist a paralyzed veteran to Keetherbor. Replacements and repairs were authorized for Hillside Home chapel with a copper roof bid of $1,685. James Kennedy, an elderly man, was admitted for a bills side illness. Several applications for relief were referred to the directors of the district.

Métrick Lickawanna Hospital Merhow Deak Keetherbor Trewley Brewherm Commiet Hillside James Kennedy Eas Reif Dieivta

Anreemey Titvert Toole Retires Amid Turbulent Times

Anreemey Titvert Toole retires amid raivkin dyeie turmoil at a major firm. The article notes shifts in leadership, a plan for future operations, and mentions key figures including Frank WW Whalen and Goved Win, with references to Maltin based CT Abolliwiay & Company.

Anreemey Titvert Toole Raivkin Shaptlee

Fine Upright Piano For Sale At Great Value

A mahogany upright piano in excellent condition, barely used, is offered for cash sale. Serious buyers may find it a rare bargain at Guernsey Plan, 04-n18 Waernington Avenue, Scranton, PA.

Guernsey Waernington Avenue Scranton

Sunday Excursions to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko

Sunday trips offered by the Central Railroad of New Jersey from Scranton to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko. Tickets priced at 140 for adults and children at a penny per mile, valid on a special train departing Scranton at 7 30 a.m. Return trains depart Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoko at 3 30 p.m. and 5 00 p.m. respectively.

Mauch Chunk Glen Onoko Central Railroad of New Jersey Scranton Seranton Glen Onoke

Fragmentary notice hints at law firm address

A damaged OCR fragment lists a law firm name and a street address at 630 Lackawanna Avenue with names Lewis Ruddy Davies and Mure. No further context or actions are readable.

Funeral of Mrs Golden at Tarsons

Funeral rites were held yesterday for Mrs Margaret Golden who died Wednesday. A requiem high mass at St Dominick's was led by Rev T Fy Kiernan with several priests assisting. Grandsons served as pallbearers. Interment followed in Hanover cemetery.

Tarsons Margaret Golden T. J. Jordan Greenidee Patrick Cox St. Dominick's Church T. Fy Kiernan J. F. Jordan Rend- Wi Tey Bu, Mccarthy Ashley James J. Wateh New York Joseph Walsh Philadelphia Martin Walsh Patrick Ox John Cox William J. Walsh Martin J. Golden Martin P. Golden Parsons Wis Mare Hanover Cemetery

Recorder orders closure of amusement rides at Nay Ave park

Recorder W L Connell issued an order after a hearing in the Crosby case directing that the merry go rounds and raggle dazzle amusements outside and inside Nay Ave park be closed on Sunday. Crosby, who runs the site near Mulberry Street, faced fines for erecting a building without a permit and for nuisance complaints from nearby residents. The recorder urged permit compliance and warned that if music and games caused further disturbance the amusements would be officially declared a nuisance and halted.

W. L. Connell Nay Ave Park J Crosby Mulberry Street Crosby Jackson Llowe Connell Public Safety Wormser Othon Arosbe Cyorby Hannah Philadelphia Climor Owas Mike Crosty Recorder

Krause Headache Capsules Advertised Cure

An advertisement touts Krause's Headache Capsules as a universal remedy saying they cure any headache in half an hour regardless of cause. The offer lists a 25-cent price and notes availability from all druggists.

Krause

Ladies' Oxford Ties from She up

Local deal listing notes Ladies' Oxford Ties available from She Up at 10 Lackawanna Avenue, with names Lewis Ruddy Davies and Murphy.

Oxford She Lewis, Ruddy, Davies & Murphy Lackawanna Avenue

Steam Heating and Plumbing Ad for Kleon Cigars

Steam Heating and Plumbing at 251 Wyoming Ave advertise the new Be cigar Kleon for customers to try. The copy invites readers to sample the product from the local shop and promotes the brand alongside their services.

P.P M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave Kleon

Children’s Oxford Ties at Mahon’s Shoe Store

A local advertisement notes children’s Oxford ties available at Mahon’s Shoe Store located at 228 Leckawanna Avenue.

Mahon's Shoe Store Leckawanna Avenue

Picnics and Large Gatherings Promptly Furnished

Party planners on Spruce Street receive prompt service for picnics and large gatherings with premium ice cream from Hanley. Reliable delivery and wide selection advertised to suit events.

Hanley Spruce Street

Mahon's Shoe Store Listing at Lackawanna Avenue

A short note places Mahon's Shoe Store at 528 Lackawanna Avenue with a fourth location hint. The OCR fragment indicates a merchant notice or directory style entry. Further text is unreadable.

Mahon's Shoe Store Lackawanna Avenue

Mines Reopen With Strikers Replaced In Valley

Five collieries resumed operations after a strike as workers filled positions left by strikers. The Glenwood Jermyn and Kingston mines began again, with pumps readied to prevent flooding. Officials reported limited firing crews and continued talks at Hazleton.

Glenwood Jermyn International Steam Hocketing Engineers’ Assorlation Leonard's Hall North Scranton Hazleton Mullahy Pinemen's Association Nicholls United Mine Workers, First District Dempsey Erie Keystone Hillside Coal and Tron Company Mayfield Inglis Greenwood Delaware and Madeon Company Inglish Oilenwood Loaiius Real Department of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Pettebone Kingston Tobey Avondale Will Mr. Tobey

Transfer of Undivided Real Estate Interest in Carbondale

The undivided interest of John D. and B P. A. Nealon on South Main Street Carbondale was purchased by P A Nealon 741 Monroe Avenue, not by Mrs M A Wats of Providence as previously stated.

John D BP. A. Nealon South Main Street Carbondale P. A. Nealon Monroe Avenue M.A. Wats Providence

Local Address Listing Includes Several Names

A fragment lists individuals Lewis, Muddy, Davies, Murphy at 930 Lackawanna Avenue with no further details or context provided.

Men’s Russet Shoes at Discount from Behank and Spencer

Men’s russet shoes priced at four dollars, discounted by eleven percent. Behank & Spencer offers the deal, highlighting value for shoppers seeking affordable footwear.

Behank & Spencer

St Luke's Summer Home Progress Amid Appreciation

The article notes smooth progress at St Luke's Summer Home under Mrs Weeden with eighty women and children served. It lists donations from diverse supporters including Mary Crosby Dimerick, Dr Terai, John Pullie, T OF Penman, and Mr VL Brown, plus flour gifts and sand shipments from local firms and railroads aiding the cause.

St. Luke's Summer Home Mohl Dale Mary Crosby Dimerick Terae Penman

Dr Blanchard Dead After Typhoid Battle in City

Dr George A Blanchard first assistant surgeon of the Thirteenth regiment died at his home 615 Quincy avenue after a three week illness with typhoid fever He was born in Hudson New Hampshire and educated at Exeter academy Williams College and the University of Pennsylvania He served as a surgeon in the Spanish American War and was survived by his wife Mrs Caroline Stuart Dickson and his mother and siblings in New England Funeral plans were not announced.

George A. Blanchird Quincy Avenue Blanchard Aoo Hudson New Hampshire Exeter Academy Williams College University of Pennsylvania Lackiwanna Hospital Feter Tie M. A. Yoursen Thirteenth Thirteenth Regiment L. A. Watres Wanchard Caroline Stuart Dickson A. W. Dickson New England

Changes in Position in Tribune Education Contest

Three of the five ladies in the Tribune educational contest improved their standings yesterday. August Brunner enters Table No 2 A as a new contestant.

the Tribune August Brunner

Standings of Contestants Table No 1

Last day tally lists Pointe Meyer Lewis Scranton leading with 553 points followed by Henry Schwenker South Scranton 361 and Miss Wilhelmina Griffin Providence 290 William Miles Muir Park 280 Garfield Anderson Carbondale Ray Buckingham Elmhurst Miss Norma Meredith Hyde Park Miss Vida Pedrick Clark's Summit 196 121 104 89 Include August Brunner Jr Frank Kemmerer Factoryville David O Emery Wimmers Pa Arthur Cay Montrose W H Barris Hyde Park Miss Minnie Wallis E J Sheridan Haw SOP Miss Jennie Ward Olyphant Robert Campbell Green Ridge 38

Ray Buckingham Elmhurst Norma Meredith Hyde Park Vida Pedrick Clark's Summit August Brunner, Jr Carbondale Frank Kemmerer Factoryville David O. Emery Wimmers Arthur C.ay Montrose W. H. Barris Minnie Wallis E. J. Sheridan Jennie Ward Olyphant Robert Campbell Green Ridge

Contest Opens For Subscriptions In Tribune Media Contest

Ambitious youths are urged to join the competition with eight yearly subscriptions as the entry criterion. Entries close August 14, no late submissions accepted. Respond to the Miditor Mdiea tional Contest at Scranton Tribune for illustrated descriptions or subscription blanks.

Tribune Scranton Tribune Scranton

Sunday Excursions to Lake Ladore from Scranton

The Delaware and Hudson railroad offers Sunday trips to Lake Ladore, with popular excursions growing each week. Next Sunday July 2 the Sabbath can be spent at the resort with catering and steamer launches. Fares from Scranton are 50 cents and 1.00, trains depart Delaware and Hudson depot at 10:50 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.

Delaware and Hudson Railroad Lake Ladere Scranton Delaware and Hudson

Demonstration Invitation for Auto Mobiles Arrives

A portion of stock of Mobiles has arrived and Florey and Brooks invite the public to call and witness a demonstration of the best Auto yet produced at 211 Washington Avenue.

Florey & Brooks Washington Avenue

Miss Griffin Holds Third in Morning Scores

Miss Griffin ranks third this morning with ten more points than Mr Miles after a week of controversy over the top spot. Vida Pedrick of Summit leads in Table No 1, passing August Brunner of Carbondale. Wallis of Carbondale and Frank Kemmerer of Factoryville gain, Harry Freeman withdraws, and Eleanor Hannigan of 308 Merillian Street enters the contest with still more room ahead.

Miss Griffin Mr. Miles Vida Pedrick Ark's Summit August Brunner Arbondale Miss Wallis Frank Kemmerer Factoryville Harry Freeman Bellevue Eleanor Hannigan Meriillan Street

Lake Pointelio Excursion Train From Scranton Sunday

The N. Y. O. W. R R. announces a Sunday excursion train to Lake Pointelio and the mountains leaving Scranton at 9:30 a.m. with Carbondale at 9:10 a.m. Fare from Scranton is $1.90 for the round trip and Carbondale fare is 0 cents.

Lake Poyntelio Mountains Scranton Carbondale

Tailored fashion at Lewis Ruddy Davies Murphy

Suits and seasonal wear showcased by Lewis Ruddy Davies Murphy at 200 Lackawanna Avenue. The shop emphasizes tailored style and fabric selection for all tastes and demands.

Sheen Lewis, Ruddy Davies & Murphy Lackawanna Avenue

Local Shop Ad Promotes Shoes and Cigars

An ad lists girls' shoes priced at 1.10 and the Punch cigar as a top 10¢ offering. It also urges readers to order ice cream from Hanley's at 420 Spruce Street.

Hanley's Spruce Street

Wheelmen Entertained by Green Ridge Club

About forty members of the Electric City Wheelmen in Weet Scranton were entertained by the Green Ridge Wheelmen at a fine oil house on Wyoming avenue. An impromptu program of merit was performed and a dainty lunch was served.

Electric City Wheelmen Weet Scranton Green Ridge Wyoming Avenue

Mrs Kozar Missing in mountains near Jessup

Mrs Johanna Kosar of Jessup went to pick berries in the mountains Wednesday and has not been seen since. For two days friends have scoured the area seeking her but have not located her.

Johanna Kosar Jessup Herrios Elnce

Odd Fellows Excursion To Harvey's Lake

The second annual excursion of the Odd Fellows of Lackawanna county's Second district goes to Harvey's Lake, described as the region's finest spot. The train from Scranton leaves at 7 0 in the morning with stops at D H Depart and Mininka, tickets priced for adults and children.

Odd Fellows Second District Lackawanna County Harvey's Lake Scranton Mininka Manesie

Oxfords at Reduced Prices at Ma Hon's Shoe Store

Local shoe retailer Ma Hon's Shoe Store at 28 Lackawanna Avenue advertises discounted oxford shoes. Sale highlights lower prices on select styles for a limited time.

Oxfords Mahon's Lackawanna Avenue Ord

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Stransky Washington Ave Rose Milan Baby Bazaar Maine Board CT Abolliwiay & Company Maltin Asaticadl Wael Sivas Frank WW Whalen Pde Goved Win Lagerne Tds Pall Lewis, Ruddy, Davies & Murephy Ebank & Spencer Cofo Holsord& Warnke the People’s Bank Connell Haa J. J. Mryden Coal Department Ontario and Western Company Richmondale Mine Workers’ Organization Rose Delaware and Hudson Company F. O. Olyphant Hoe Pennsylvania Coal and Temple Coal and Iron Companies Fie Lewis, Muddy, Davies , Murphy Conservatory Alfred Pennington Totalia Alto Fe Wom Naddy Miro G. Cobb Philadelpha Pennsylvania Rally Road Company Delaware Larkawanna Weatern Railroad Company Childrom DR. Blanchard Mi88 Griffin Miss Pedrick Pointe Meyer Lewis Henry Schwenker South Wilhelmina Griffin William Miles Mute Park Garfield Anderson Eeeae Oie Casey Brothers Lackawanna Ave Lodore Schank & Spencer Central Pennsylvania Adama Avenue West Side Club Green Ridge Men Knox Mrs. Kozar Miller Reynolds Bros Meir Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company Meridian Street Cramer-Wells Co Conrad Dean Winton Guaran Trusteo Opescranton PENNA Y. A. Wares H. A. Knapp V.pref Hy McClintork Hull
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