Some Men of the Hour and a Busy Campaign Preview
Ex Sheriff Charlies Robinson may seek the Democratic nomination for state treasurer, promising a vigorous campaign that could rival past dramatic stumping tours. The piece also profiles state president J. F. Mullaly, firemen strike leadership, and the energetic pastor Rev. Thomas de Grouchy, D D, noted for practical ministry in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Robinson
Tate
Barnett
Reenondentia
Robinson
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Foevernor
United States
Residents Face Summer Visits and Trips in Local Notices
Local residents plan travels and visits from New York to Atlantic City. Families like the FitzSimmoees, Hoopers, Blackwoods, Gaynor, Bradshaw, Boumivh, and Nettletons are noted visiting relatives or spending vacations in Dover, Lake Winola, Atlantic City, Mackenaark, and Philadelphia. Several couples and individuals are mentioned returning from trips or preparing for extended travels to Europe and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee C.hooper
Capowee Avenue
Dover
John B. Blackwood
John O'Malter
Jackson Street
Atlantic City
Elsie Evans
Nafayette Atreet
Ing Werraratlin Af
Price Atrest
Lake Winola
Hyde Park Avenue
Weatherly
John Gaynor
Elmview
Lincoln Avenue
David Bradshaw
Dafayette
New Jersey
New Jersey, Mr. and
Mere Ft. J. Boumivh and Son
Philadelphia
Mieos Mary and
Eetina Forreng
Mackenaark
N. J
Marie Gilmarton
Mira Selenn Phillip
Woasitwuith Street
Atay
Wilkes Marie
Millie Conns
North Lincoln Avenue
Lef
Huinosck
Milo
Mia
Bdward Beane
North Bromley Avenue
Atlantic Olin
Missea Bella Tolemie
Kona Bennett
Edna Foam
Helen Fearne
Marsha Phillips
Laura Hughes
Carrie Brill
Mabel Derehimer
Suanton
Awgusta McCarthy
Agana Cahill
O Wither Hare
de Mra Tolemle
Toke Winola
Dante J. Aart
FL Cwllehwn
Coan Tollow
Pennelvanie
New York Evening Telegram
Nettieten
Uh Nettie
Cyrua
A. Healy
New Th City
Mae
Mra Healy
F. Nettleton
Geen Ridge
Nettletons
Mee
Nettleton
Daugster
Kierence
Keward A. Nettleton
Toledo
Mra
A. B. Nettleton
Syravuem
Marie FB
Kathewel A
Belveard F
Albert B
Mre
A. ©. Nettleton
Reverend Brings Renewal to Jackson Street Baptist Church
In Scranton a former Boston pastor who once served in Rhode Island led a push to relieve debt at the Jackson Street Baptist Church. He and a band of young workers donned overalls to renovate the building, with funds raised recently totaling over five hundred dollars to complete the repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Scranton
Rhode Island
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Ie Gruchy
Fine Upright Grand Piano For Sale At Guernsey Hall
An upright grand piano in mahogany finish, described as perfect and nearly new, is on sale for cash only. The display is at Guernsey Hall located at 214 218 Washington Avenue in Scranton Pennsylvania, offering a rare bargain for buyers who act quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Father O'Donnell's Excursion To Lake Lodore
Holy Cross church Bellevue offers an excursion to Lake Lodore next Tuesday. Regular train from the steel works station at 7 45 a m. Tickets are valid on all trains. Adults a dollar, children four cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Church
Bellevue
Lake Lodore
Steel Works
Strikes End For Delaware Lackawanna Men In Scranton Return
After a two and a half month dispute the Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Lackawanna Iron and Steel workers voted to return to work under employer terms. Allis Chalmers and some smaller shops remain on strike while Allis Chalmers aims for a Chicago Milwaukee victory to sustain their fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Companies
Allis-Chalmers
Chicago
Lackawanna Tron and Steel
Lackawanna
Allis- Chalmers
Victoria
Scranton
Clift Works
Delaware, Lacckawanna and Western
Alls-Chalmers
Milwaukee
Liowd
Unlon
Lackawenne and Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Campbell
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Companies
Clarke
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weetern Company
Mr. Clarke
Industrialists Hopeful After Short Strike End
Superintendent Clarke expresses regret over the conflict and the idle period endured by industrious men, while noting the first corporation’s successful outcome in the strike and a desire to share in general prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnstead
Clarke
Thompson Removed From Police Force By City Director
Patrolman William Thompson was removed by Director of Public Safety Wormeer. Appointed by Mayor James Moir on April 6, 1899, he previously lived in the Twelfth ward and now resides in the Seventeenth. The action ends persistent requests to retain him, reflecting a crackdown on such pestering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thompson
Wormeer
James Moir
Thompson
Eity
Power woes mar Harvey's Jake excursion run
Four thousand excursionists faced delays Saturday as power-house mishaps slowed trains between Wilkes-Barre and the lake. Cars crawled twenty miles in hours, returning crews waited, and many riders stayed overnight rather than risk late returns. Prize winners and a gold watch were to be announced later by Chairman Duffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Jake
Employes Mutual Benefit Association
International Correspondence Schools
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Campiny
Enall
Scranton
Duffield
Committee On Prizes
Heat Wave Begins as Weatherman Predicts Short Lull
Yesterday's high temperatures reached 90 degrees at noon and climbed to 95 by 5 pm while a light breeze waned around noon. Weatherman Clarke notes the hot spell started yesterday and may last up to three days, with Wednesday feared to exceed current readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
C Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Conservatory Prospectus Promises New Seed for Gardeners
A brief notice highlights a newly issued prospectus for the Conservatory, with mention of picnic and gathering provisions, fresh ice cream, and a suggested cigar. The fragment references Hanley at 420 Spruce Street and promotes Kleon as a new cigar.
Pure Food Pro Ducts Advertises Quality Canned Meats
Supply Pure Food Products offers a varied and complete stock of canned meats described as the best of their kind, more reliable and wholesome than much fresh meat during hot days, emphasizing dependable quality.
Tenth Week Summary of Garfield Anderson and Griffin
Miss Griffin and Garfield Anderson each entered a new century mark on Saturday. The former scored the most points again last week while seven contestants failed to improve their chances. Six weeks remain before the contest closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Griffin
Garfield Anderson
Possible winners listed for final day table numbers
The notice presents a list of names with point tallies and a question asking how many will hold Table No 1 on closing day. It includes many individuals across Scranton Hyde Park Carbondale and other towns with scores and associated places.
Tribune Educational Contest Week Ten Updates
The Tribune reports week ten results with no table changes from Saturday morning. Miss Griffin passes 200 points and closes on Schwenker for second place within 49 points. Several contestants move rankings, new entrants join, and one resigns as a six week window remains before close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Miss Griffin
Carfield Anderson
Schwenker
Miles
Miss Pedrick
August Brunner
Car Builders’ Union Leader Seeks Settlement Terms
Senator J. C. Vaughan and Secretary T. S. Coyne of the Car Builders’ association traveled to New York on the Lackawanna line to meet President Truesdale. The mission aims to obtain terms to end the ongoing car builders’ strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Lackawanna
J.C. Vaughan
T. S. Coyne
Car Builders' Association
New York
Truesdale
Order Ice Cream From Hanley's at 420 Spruce Street
A brief note directs readers to Hanley's for ice cream orders at the 420 Spruce Street shop, claiming no better option.
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Stransky
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Ilabe
J. F. Mullaly
International Stationary Firemen's Association
Mitchell
Sheaffer
Mullahs
Libbor
Kingston
Mullahy
Thomas de Grouchy
D. D
de Gouchy
B. Fitesimmoee Fa
Tarore Goodman Haa
Saratoga
Vayold Battin
South Main Avenue
Ella. Connell
Anna Hibben
Plattehore
Mises Brown
Newark
Walter Lawrenet
Delaware Street
Mableg Freynfether
Clarence
Factoryville
Anna Arqibrister
Honeadale
William Armbruster
Phelps Atrest
Willie Mullen
Jacketn Street
New
Mies Mane Padden
Mielpe Street
Washington, DL
Point Comfort
Florence Lee
New York City
Pyemouth
Euesia
Mises
George Ve Wilde
Thie Etre
Philadelpha
Ila Porenty
de Wilde
Lindow Atroct
Mee and
Meg Timothy Burke
Adunne Avenue
Mr and Men
All
Mra 2
Moran and
Archie Sprague
Canada
Victor Pinckney
Dunmore
Manila
Washington
Mira Pinckney
Morte Hives
the People’s Bank
Father O'Donnell
Lackawanna Machinists
Conservatory
Regineter
J. Alfree Pennington
Scranton Police Force
Harvey's Lake
Weatherman
Hanley
Kleon
E. G
Coursen
Meyer Lewis
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
William Miles
Hyde Park
Carbondale
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Norma Meredith
Vida Pedrick
Clark’s Summit
August Brunner, Jr
Frank Kemmerer
David CO
Emery
Wimmers
Arthur C. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Avon Park
Minnie Wallis
E. J. Sheridan
Hawley
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Senee
Uy Buckingham
Miss Meredith
D. Co, Emery
J. J. Sheridan
Misa Jennie Ward
Eigct
Tore
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton Tribune
Spencer's Range
Spencer Range
Winehiwke
T. J. Shewden
Cullen
M. Spencer ii. Drinkin
Asses Beeen
Saeenes Saneeen Toe
Cenee
William Greens
Lackawanna Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
West Beranton
Green
Cun Works
Hanley’s
Miller
the Tailor
Bpruce Street
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Gibson
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Itle Guaranty Tand Trust'ee
PENNA
L. A. Watres
A. Knapp
A. H. McClintock
Ralph
Henry Belin, JR
The
Wyoming
Dupont
Sporting
Repaune Chemical Company
HIGH
Connell Building
Thos. Ford .O.cccceres
Joan BO Smith & Son
W. EO Mulligan
Pittston
Plymouth
Wilkes
Barta
Central Railroad OF
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Belmar
Spring Lake
Sea Girt
Point Moeseant
Ashure Park
Qegan Grove
Long Bran
Brianton
Creare
Ice
Wyoming Avenue
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