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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1902

Page

5

Local Personal Notes Include Visitors and Births

Judge and Mrs A A Vosburg return from Atlantic City. Clerk E R W Searte enjoys vacation at Susquehanna home. Miss Masggie McGiulli and Miss Leia Belfried of Reech Lake hostesses in Moosic. Ruth Miller camping near La Plume hosted by Mrs Rev G R Smith. Theodore Meyers and wife of Dorrance visit Chestnut Street. Officer Charles Perry celebrates birth of a fifteen pound girl. Dr and Mrs H J Jones of San Francisco visit John Morris in Madison Avenue en route home from Europe. Scranton Master Printers visit Wilkes-Barre association to discuss printing fraternity interests.

A. A. Vosburg Atlantic City E. R. W. Searte District Federal Court Susquehanna Masggie McGiulli Leia Belfried Reech Lake Morrison Moosic Ruth Miller Tench Street la Plume Rev. G. RR. Smith Factoryville Theodore Meyers Dorrancetown Keller Chestnut Street Charloes Perry Parker Street H. J. Jones San Francisco John Morris Madison Avenue Europe M. Preston The Republican Charles Gamewell International Text Book Company Samuel York York Printing Companys W. A. Browning Times Messrs. Mung, Shean W. Gerlock Joseph Kau Scrintonian W. W. Davis Tribune

Union leaders to hear President Clark’s June preference ultimatum

The executive committee of the street garden's union and Central Labor union will meet today to receive through General Manager Silliman President Clark's reply to last week's ultimatum from workers angered by what they claim is the company’s failure to honor the June agreement. No word had arrived yesterday on the transmission or likely timing.

Street Garden Central Labor Union Silliman Clark

Gone for the bonds in New York bid

City Clerk M. T. Lavelle and Recorder's Secretary Mark K. Edgar traveled to New York to secure bonds prepared for Hayes & Sons. Once sealed the recorder will notify Hayes & Sons that they await delivery and may sell the bonds on Hayes & Sons' account if they refuse to take them, with their 34,000 certified check to cover any losses.

M. T. Lavelle Recorder Mark K. Edgar New York Law Hayes & Sons Hayes & Bone Hiytes & Sons

Crescents and Port Jervis Baseball Match at Lodore

The Crescents Baseball Club of Carbondale and Port Jervis Baseball Club will play a match at Lodore. The Brotherhood will run a special train from Carbondale at 1 30 p m on July 23 offering a return fare in cents.

Carbondale Port Jervis Lodore Neverrodge RE. T The Brotherhood

School Board Faces Bond Procurement Involving Bid Contests

The district delays a $190,000 cash advance offer from Dick Bros to secure bonds, risking interest losses while Newberger Bros. & Henderson remain the original favored bidder. Board factions argue over delays, prompts to borrow, and potential re-bid with Newberger as alternative.

Dick Bros Newberger Bros. & Henderson Newberger Bros, & Henderson Philadelphia New York Prevent Richard Alexander Alexander Dickros Wnd Vty Hayes Bros

Bauer's Band Excursion to Cranberry Lake New Jersey

Bauer's Band plans an excursion to Cranberry Lake New Jersey on Sunday July 27. Trains depart Beranton station at 7 am adults one dollar children seventy three cents. Tickets valid only on the special train and must be exchanged on board for regular tests. The trip covers over two hundred miles passing the Pocono mountains and through the Delaware Water Gap.

Cranberry Lake N. J Beranton Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station At & Am Revanton Pocono Mountain Delaware Water Gap

O Hara's Leader New Jet From Matchless IC Cigar

New Jet just received by O Hara's Leader features a matchless IC cigar. The prompt invites readers to try this exclusive product and highlights its unique quality and availability.

City Assessors Complete 1992 Valuation Totals

The city assessors yesterday completed the 1992 assessment tabulation. First class including realty and personal property totals 50 959 043 dollars. Second class suburban property totals 7 139 840 dollars. Third class agricultural property totals 8 665 850 dollars. Overall valuation 65 554 855 dollars.

Ely Realty

Five Thousand Dollar False Arrest Suit By Firemen

John Harvey Harry Cardell and John Halohan yesterday sued Louis Vishneski John Shallhoeski John Dragoonis and William Skennedy for 5000 each claiming false arrest and imprisonment. The three plaintiffs are firemen at a Delaware and Hudson colliery in Olyphant. On July 11 Curdell went to Dickson City with Harvey and Halehan. In Dickson City officers accused them of weapons offences and assault and battery and Burgess Kennedy fined them 25 each and jailed them. Plaintiffs say arrest was unwarranted and no warrant was served. They are represented by Torrey Murray and O Brien.

John Harvey Harry Cardell John Halohan Louis Vishneski John Shallhoeski John Dragoonis William Skennedy Kennedy Dickson City Delaware and Hudson Olyphant Curdell Harvey Halehan Vishniski Sihallhocski Dragoonis Burgess Kennedy J, Hw, Torrey KR. J. Murray Joseph O'Brien

Arbiters Hear Swartz vs Weston Mill and OMalley vs Scranton Rwy

Two cases heard in the courthouse before arbitrators. Philip Swartz of Old Forge sues Weston Mill Co. with Hawley Carter and Watkins presiding. Marti O Malley sues Scranton Railway Co. over alleged culvert encroachment on his land, with Daniels Gardner and Wedeman serving as arbitrators.

Court House Philip Swartz Old Forge Weston Mill Company Attorheys Tt. Hawley Lewis B. Carter James E. Watkins Marti O'Malley Scranton Railway Company Charles BE. Daniels C. B. Gardner L. P. Wedeman O'Malley

Ideal Family Resort At Lake Clemo Advertised

Lake Clemo offers a family summer resort with up to date accommodations at the Lake Clemo hotel under William Hanley Jr. Four trains daily provide good service to Scranton. Activities include fishing bathing and boating. The location is twenty eight miles via Erie all road with rates via Wm Hanley Jr 420 Spruce St.

Lake Clemo William Hanley, Jr Scranton Erie Wm. Hanley, Jr Spruce St

Tomorrow's Outing for Newsboys in City Park Parades

The fifth annual newsboys outing will be held tomorrow at Navy Aug park and may be the largest yet with about 2000 boys expected to join a parade and picnic. Donations from local businesses and individuals fund the event and numerous prizes and groceries are listed. The parade forms at 8 20 and travels through the business district to the park with Dr. G. EB A as chief marshal and an assortment of racing events and a greased turkey pull as attractions.

Navy Aug Park Ecranton Times TI. S. Sehuteeer J. W. Watkins Dougherty & Thomas A. A. Chase Dr. Hellner P. Stoll W. P. Joyce E.G. Courgen McConnell & Co George A. Dickerson George M. Mulles William Chappell and Flynn Risine & Clark M. Muhoh J. KX. Smith McDonough Bros Mulherin Bros W. HM G. EB Lodi

Young Ladies Lead in Tribune Educational Contest

The Tribune notes seven contestants and others improving as the group moves from eighteenth place. The article highlights the best work by young ladies and their progress in educational content, with contestants waking to their own interests.

the Tribune

Standing of Contestants and Scores List

A mixed standings list shows contestants from Scranton Elmhurst Carbondale and others with scores ranging from .333 to .000. Several names include Charles Burns A J Kellerman Oscar H Kipp Fred Gunster and many more with affiliations and locations such as Wandling Scranton Carbondale and Providence.

Charles Burns Wandling A. J. Kellerman Scranton Oscar H. Kipp Elmhurst Fred K. Gunster Groen Burrs Maxwell Shepherd Carbondale Chas. W. Dorsey L. E. Stanton Wm. Sherwood Harford Homer Kresge Hyde Park J. Havenstrite Cae Harry. Madden Miss Beatrice Harpur Thompson Frank B. McCreary Hall- Scor Parse Aaenasaswis William Cooper Priceburg Grant M. Decker Hall- 87 Sue Egf Lelicalevnie Janerene Factoryville Lee Culver Springville Walter Hallstead Scran C. J. Clark Peckville Louis Gere Brooklyn Edna Coleman Beranton Elmer Williams Eddie Morris South Sevan- Tod

Nine contestants earn points in Tribune Educational Contest

Nine contestants scored in the Tribune Educational Contest with Jane Mathewson and Mary Yeager rising in the standings. Several competitors shifted positions, including Lucy Boing moving from twenty fifth to twentieth and Yeager from thirty fifth to twenty sixth. Thomas Dempsey of Olyphant dropped below thirty third as the rankings update.

the Tribune Jane Mathewson Factoryville Fred Wilder South Scranton L. E. Stanton Scranton Hendrick Adams Chinchilla Herbert Thompson Carbondale Mary Yeager Green Ridge William T Rodriguez Maxwell Shepherd A. d. Kellerman

Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health Restoring Relief

In a period of heat and fatigue the advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy for nervous prostration despondency and digestive troubles. It cites Mr J H Clark of Nesbark Delaware describing a dramatic recovery after medical failures and reliance on the product.

Paine J. H. Clark Nesyark Del Marvelius Pattie

Typewriter Ribbons For Sale By Smoot At Th Cents Each

Smoot sells good typewriter ribbons at Th cents each or 7 dollars per dozen. Located at Guernsey building in the city.

Guernsey

Surgeon Dr Lindabury Treats Women’s Diseases

Dr Lindabury surgeon specializes in diseases of women at 215 Connell building. Office hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 8:40 p.m. daily, with appointments available for consultations and treatment.

Lindabury Connell Building

Leading Contestants for July and Prize Details

A list of competitors and prizes includes First Prize a Birdseye Maple Writing Desk and Second Prize a Waterman Gold Fountain Pen. Names such as Albert MreedMian and Herbert Tromnpeon appear among participants, with others like Miss Beatrice Harpur and Miss June Mathewaon noted.

Birdseye Maple Writing Desk Waterman Gold Fountain Fen Lee Lioreos Albert Mies

Scranton Business College Reopens September Second

Day and evening sessions of the Scranton Business College will reopen Tuesday September 2. Write or phone for information at 862. Puck and Whitmore advertise at the corner Adurmy and Linden in OHaras Leader. A new lot has just been received.

Scranton Business College Puck & Whitmore Adurmy Linden

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