Local Residents Seen Across Town in Varied Activities
Mayor James G. Dalley spent yesterday at Waverly. Homer Green and son of Hunexdale were in the city. Henriet and daughter of Green Fidge are at Thousand Helinds. Migeul Adu and Emily Hobbs of Gheeen Rilke visit Moscow. Heamith spent last night at the Beleyele club cottage by Lake Artel. Miss Kathe T Keenan has returned from Rlehtheld Springs. Thomas Keddington, a Jessup citizen, was in town yesterday. Dr BOM Pennypacker is home from Maplewood. Attorney DL BL Replogle heads to Washington to prosecute a patent interference case. Mrs J Hy Seward entertaining her sister Mrs William H Thomas of Johnstown. Rev W H Pearce spent yesterday afternoon in the city. Rev W P Sherry is visiting Rev J A Moffitt at St Johns church. Mr and Mrs W J Jones of Weat Pow let are visiting their daughter Mrs EB Jones. Simon Laver leaves today for Long Branch with Arthur Long. Ex Sheriff John J Fahey and daughter Kittle Fahey accompany Mamie Heamish and John Beamish home from Atlantic City. J Wille Conant, organist at St Luke church, goes to Massachusetts for his wife. they will return Saturday.
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James G. Dalley
Waverly
Homer Green and Son
Hunexdale
Henriet
Green Fidge
Migeel Adu
Emily Hobbs
Gheeen Rilke
Moscow
Heamith
Beleyele Club
Lake Artel
Mise Kathe T. Keenan
Albright Ave Tie
Rlehtheld Springs
Thomas Keddington
Jessup
Bom. Pennypacker
Maplewood
Replogle
Washington
J. Hy Seward
Dickson Avenue
William H. Thomas
Johnstown
W. H. Pearce
Willie Barre
W. J. Jones
Weat Powlet
EB. Jones
Wyomg Avenue
Simon Laver
Long Branch
Arthur Long
Wilkes-Barre
John J. Fahey
Mise Kittle Fahey
Mise Mamle Heamish
John Beamiah
Atlantic City
Spangenburg Secures Role After Sunday Arrest
Frank Spangenburg, who was arrested Sunday night for shouting at Joseph Orland on Robinson Street, secured his role yesterday as Thomas J. Dunn of Bloom Avenue commenced his business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spancenberg
Uail
Frank Spangenburg
Joseph Orland
Robinson Street
Thomas J. Dunn
Bloom Avenue
Bundsmati
Thirteenth Regiment Drill and Review At Camp
The Thirteenth will hold division drills and reviews over two days with Governor Hastings and Major General Miles set to participate. Lt. Smith commands the guard and Captain Fellows is officer of the day for tomorrow while Major Oakford comments on regimental standing.
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Thirteenth
Vera Gobin
Oakford
Stanton
William Connell
Lewintown
Connell
McCormick
Hastings
Coursen
Tribune
Miles
United States Army
Fellows
Smith
AT. R
Sixth United States Cavalry
West
Brooks
Lancaster
Third United States Artillery
Governo
National Guards
Cavalry
Cullinan
Inspection Details of Camp John Gibbon Regiments
United Press reports at Camp John Gibbon Lewistown Pa July 22 detailing the Third brigade inspection. Regiments Thirteenth Nineth Fourth Twelfth and Eighth posted strong attendance and drills with 477 of 482 Thirteenth men present. Major General Sigfried’s burial noted as the brigade played a dirge. Major Holt arrived to oversee hospital corps inspection. Governor’s Day planned with reviews by General Miles and parade maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibbon
Lewistown
Cheneral Gobin
Schall
Hattery
J. K. Sigfried
Pottsville
John van Rensaeller Holt
United States Army
Guards
Almy
Army Cavalry Arrives as Officials Visit Camp
Fifth United States Army cavalry units arrived in camp today. Auditor General Myiin was a guest of Governor Hastings, joining State Treasurer Jackson, General Frank Reeder, secretary of the commonwealth, and Judge Orlady for the arrival and inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army Cavalry
Myiin
Hastings
Jackson
Frank Reeder
Commonwealth
Orlady
Ration issue and camp life among Pennsylvania guards
The article describes liberal rations for Pennsylvania guards and details daily camp life. Major Millar and Colonel Moll are among the leaders observed. Private Foster and others from Company D receive notable guard duty selections. The piece also notes amateur photographers, camp followers, inspection remarks, and the rifle team participation at Creedmoor with medals and notoriety.
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Pennsylvania Guards
Millar
Moll
Sundsay
Foster
Coursen
W. C. Scott
Company B
Company C
Adjutant General's Department
Raub
W.S. Gould
Young
Thirteenth
New York
Seventh
Creedmoor
Youn
Stone
Scranton
Robling
Henry Cullen
Serwent Reet
Water Supply Dispute Heard Before Judge Gunster
Two equity cases were heard by Judge Gunster. In Jermyn borough a suit seeks to block a water works project funded by debt while Mount Vernon Street Railway challenges a railroad tracks plan in Winton. Testimony covered debt limits, ordinances, and validity of notices for a special council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Burns
Jessup
C. H. Wells
8. B. Price
Jermyn
Jermyn & Rushbrook Water Company
Supreme Court
Burns
Price
Gunster
John Taylor
Mount Vernon Street
Lemuel Amerman
J. H. Burns
John P. Kelley
C. P. O'Milley
Borough of
Winton
Witnesses Certified for Twelfth Ward Election Contest
A list of 414 witnesses sworn in the Twelfth ward election contest was certified to City Clerk Lavelle. He will begin to issue orders on city treasurer for witnesses fees next week. The certified witnesses will receive about $61. The city has paid around $2,000 in expenses and the total will exceed $3,000 after all bills are settled, compared with the two year old contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavelle
Ecity
Funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Parrott in this city
The funeral for Mrs. Elizabeth Parrott formerly of this city was conducted by Rev. W. H. Pearce D D of Wilkes-Barre at the home of her cousin Mrs. Blackwood 1014 Vine Street. The services drew a large crowd and the interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Parrott
Shamokin
Blackwood
Vine Street
Hev. W. H. Pearce
D. D
Wilkes- Barre
Elm Park Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Sneak Thief Breaks Into Blair Avenue Home
A thief entered John Frederick's Blair Avenue residence Wednesday evening while the family was away and stole over $100 in cash, a silver watch, and a chain. The intruder gained access through a window to a small unused room, then reached the bureau drawer containing the valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frederick
Blair Avenue
Letters From The People Section Notice
Short reader letters may be published with the writer’s name. The Tribune will not be responsible for opinions expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Tribune Reader Voices About Free Silver and Trade
A letter from A H George of Scranton dated July 2 argues for free silver and free trade, cites a Times issue listing men who favor free trade, and comments on razors, knives, and related hardware with a terse closing remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
A. H. George
Scranton
Taxes Due for 1896 Collector Warns Payment Required
Poor Tax for 1896 placed in hands for collection. All persons must pay promptly at the municipal building office of Wade M. Finn, Collector. Note July 26 Saturday event with Pittaton Caledoneans. tickets 75 and 40 cents on the train. Beecham's Beecham's King of Pills slogan included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade M. Finn
Lake Arle
Open Stock Porcelain Dinner Set in Floral Pattern
Pretty and inexpensive ten piece dinner set in purple and green flower decoration priced at $12.00. Customers can select individual pieces, add to at any time, and replace broken items. Available among 20 open stock patterns with grades from cheapest to finest.
Asphalt repair on Washington avenue at Spruce street
A soft spot at the intersection required removal of the old asphalt and relaying of the concrete. The project includes ground work to restore the roadway and ensure a durable patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
No, the text is not a proper headline
A fragmented sales pitch claims well dressed appearance as a differentiator for Americans, inviting readers to inspect stock deemed adequate for the fastidious and to honor a “cull.”
Tan Shoes Sale Cuts Prices Across Men and Youths
Men’s regular tan balmorals and tan sandals marked down from 5.44 to 3.90 and 5.50 to 3.90 while 4.00 tan bal drops to 2.90 and 2.50 bal goes to 2.60. Ladies and misses styles follow with tanned bal and oxford prices from 1.90 to 2.60, and boys youth sizes offered very low.
Local Athletics Meet Rules and Entries
The notice outlines event formats including 100 yard and 2 sack races with time limits and entry fees. It lists rules from the National Amateur Rules, entry procedures with the Secretary, prize distribution conditions, and attire requirements for competitors.
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Garney, Brown & CO
United Press
Jermyn Borough
John F. Nicholson
J. D. Stocker
Borouech
MR. Burns
Mount Vernon Case
W. DD. Coston
Pennsylvania
Lehich
Sucquehanna
White Haven
Maueh Chunk TL
Allentown
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Baston
Asbury Park
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Lackawanna Ave
W. H. Pearce D
Schank & Koehler
Spruce
the Tribune
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W. J. Norfolk
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Mass
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China Hall
Wyoming Ave
Hood
Koow Wa
M. P. M’cann, Hatter
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Ours
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Oliver
A. E. Rogers
Loweler
Lackawanna Ava
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Mears’ Building
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Pittston Caledonian Club
Lake AR
Erie and
Wyoming
Alley Station
Prige
Gould Meal
Highland Filing
Honda
Hrace
N. A. US
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Joh Thers
A. DS Weir
McKinley
Rexford
Scott St
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