Personal notices from city columns mix ill health and travels
City Controller P W Costello is seriously ill Andrew J Healey of Dunmore is a science professor in Brooklyn Boys High School Charles Reisman returns from vacation at Athletic City Dr CL Tilton returns from dental convention in Asbury Park NJ Mrs Charles Connors back home in Gulfalo after visit with sister Mrs A Simrell of Adams Ave Mr and Mrs FB Lewis of Brooklyn are visiting Mrs Lewis parents at 528 Madison Ave ALY Lewis is pro Mr and Mrs W Gilpin of Virginia MN Miss Ettle Crawshaw of Minneapolis MN and Ali Wilim Pole of Punxsutawney PA guests of Mail Carrier B I Weldy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Costello
Andrew J. Healey
Dunmore
Brooklyn
Charles Reisman
Athaetic City
CL. Tilton
Asbury Park
N. J
Charles Connors
Gulfalo
Hew
A. Simrell
Adams Avenue
B. i. Weldy
Disorderly Dunmore Boys Charged With Interfering With Streetcar
George Taylor Joseph Cudican and John Fannon of Chestnut Street Dunmore were arraigned before Magistrate Howe for interfering with street railway traffic. Pannen was discharged while the others received fines and a reprimand. The Scranton Railway Company represented by Special Agent Stephen Dyer noted the youths threw rocks on July and 7 and caused danger to passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Joseph Cudican
John Fannon
Chestnut Street
Dunmore
John T. Howe
Pannen
Scranton Railway Company
Stephen Dyer
Typewriter ribbons offered by Gmoot at Guernsey city
The ad promotes good typewriter ribbons sold by Gmoot in Guernsey city, with pricing indicated as seven per dozen. It also mentions laundry services at Lackawanni, 808 Penn avenue, and asserts improved laundry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gmoot
Guernsey
Lackawanni
Penn Avenue
New Lot Receives Matchless 6c Cigar
A new batch arrives highlighting a matchless 6c cigar. The note asks if readers have tried this cigar, suggesting curiosity about its quality and reception.
Relief Fund Divided Pro Rata for Striking Miners
President Nicholls reports the Indianapolis convention backs pro rata relief by need with local committees arranging aid through groceries and supplies. The plan, funded by unions worldwide, aims to sustain miners through the strike while many seek work elsewhere to reduce fund drain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholls
Indianapolis
Ohio
West Virginia
England
Ben Tillett
Mr. Nicholls
Bishop Hoban Visits Camp Hoban Lancers At Lake Lenore
Rt Rev Bishop Hoban visits Camp Hoban near Lake Lenore for a day of drills and review. He announces plans to present the regiment with a silk flag, awarding praise to Col Phillips and officers. The outing includes boating and a ball game as crowds gather for the excursion events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancers
Camp Hoban
Lake Lodore
Bishop Hoban
Hebun
Anen
Phillips
J. V. Moylan
McNicholls
Lodore
PL J. McManus
Green Ridge
John J. Griffin
Diovese
Rowley
Moylan
Shee
Suiles
Philips
Scranton
Neversink Brotherhood
Port Jervis
Carbondale
Carbondiale
Wilkess Barre
Scranton recruits lead Northeastern Pennsylvania enlistment surge
Local U S Army recruiting office in Scranton reports heavy activity as Captain Edward Lloyd leads the division. July enlistees include William J. Hagan Forest City and William Headley Wilkes-Barre, with recruits sent to Columbus Ohio Fort Hamilton Port Slocum New York and Jefferson Barracks Missouri among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Edward Lloyd
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Wilkes
William J. Hagan
Forest City
Twenty-third Infantry
Plattsburg, N. Y
William Headley
Wilkes-Barre
Columbus
Minnest Brown
Columbus Barracks
Martin Litwin
Durwen
Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
Miss
Joseph Keller
Wilkes-Barreau
Coast Artillery
Port Slocum
One Change in the Contest At Meet
The article notes a shift in the standings with Kellerman making a major gain on Burns. Contenders bunch from ninth place downward as three other scorers accumulate points in a tight contest.
North End Glee Club to Meet Over Service Offer
The North End Glee club formed mostly by striking miners will convene tonight to review a proposal for its singing services at a local Atlante City amusement house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Glee Club
Atlante City
Smallpox deaths remain low despite outbreak in Scranton
Officials report a January to July outbreak with 50 cases and only one death, the Brace child in West Scranton. Early recognition improved outcomes as nine emergency hospital patients recover. four cases cluster in North Scranton. Smallpox is not highly fatal, aiding the low death rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Bureau of Health
Brace
West Scranton
North
Scranton
Wil
Contenders Listed With Standings Across Scranton Area
The record shows a long descending list of contestants with locations like Scranton Elmhurst Carbondale and Factoryville. Points range from 449 to 16 with several ties and garbled OCR marks.
Disorderly House Raid at 213 Center Street
Police raided the disorderly house at 213 Center Street led by Lieutenant Mee Hey and a patrol squad. May Whitman, proprietress, was fined 50 dollars. six women 10 dollars each. five men fined 20 dollars for the alleged vice operation. Total fines collected 170 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
May Whitman
Mee- Hey
Day
Whitman
Cure success at Green Ridge Sanitarium spotlighted
The July Osteopathic Success highlights Dr. Herbert I. Furman, superintendent of the Green Ridge sanitarium in Scranton. It notes his remarkable cures and says the institution is among the best equipped osteopathic facilities in the east, drawing patients from across the state and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert I. Furman
Green Ridge
Furman
Scranton
Leader shines in matchless six carat gigar finish
An advertisement extols O'Hara's Leader, praising its matchless six carat gigar quality. It notes the Lackawanna Laundry finish as equally fine and invites readers to try the service at 908 Penn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Laundry
Penn Avenue
Contestants Win Points in Tribune Educational Contest
Yesterday in The Tribune Educational Contest A J Kellerman of Scranton scored 18, William Cooper of Priceburg 4, Eddie Morris of South Scranton 6, and Charles Dorsey of Scranton 3. Morris moved from 33rd to 31st, tying for 28th with three others. Two contestants dropped back due to Morris ascent, John Mackie of Providence and Elmer Williams of Milhurst. Kellerman closed the gap on Burns for July leadership, moving from 3rd to 2nd. The top ten for July are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burns
Wandling
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Wm. U
Rodriguez Scranton
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Aoe Freedman
Belle
Maxwell Shepherd
Hall- Btead Wieseensenneees
William Cooper
Priceburg
Grant M. Doe
Hall- Scor Alle Te Eee Weiss
China Iliuia Ease Eee
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
Lee Culver
Springville
Walter Hallstead
Scran- Com Era Ciereslareiner Sinier Siee Genes
Iecie Eae Eee
Ns BS
Louis McCusker
Park
Hugh Johnston
Forest Gieg Sive
Mary Yeager
Green Ridge Ceeseeveeereee
Fred Kibler
South Scranton Se Cie
Ace Welen
Ae BO
C. J. Clark
Peckville
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Beatrice Harpur
Hendrick Adams
Harry Danvers
Provi- Prc
Ecco Ses Eeceses
Edna Coleman
Wee
Eddie Morris
South Scranton
Tribune
Charles Dorsey
Aorris
John Mackie
Providence
Elmer Willams
Milhurst
Kellerman
Burns
Hin
July Contest Prizes Highlight Writing Desk and Fountain Pen
Leading contestants are listed for a July event with top prize a Birdseye Maple writing desk and second prize a Waterman gold fountain pen. Names shown include Albert Freedmann, Herbert Thompson, Maxwell Shepherd, Miss Mary Veirger, Miss Jane Mathewson, Miss Beatvlee Harpur, with others noted in a garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdseye Maple Writing Desk
Waterman Gold Fountain Pen
Wy Doviov
Cena
Albert Freedmann
Herbert Thompson
Maxwell Shepherd
Mary Veirger
Jane Mathewson
Banlontee
Beatvlee Harpur
102 Miles to Cranberry Lake Excursion From Scranton
The Bauer's Band offers a $1 excursion to Cranberry Lake New Jersey on Sunday July 27. Trains depart Scranton DLW station for many adults and a 75 cent option for children. The trip promises a royal good time with refreshments for the needy and a concert at the park by the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranberry Lake
N. J
Bauer
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
New Porto Rico Cigars At O Haras On Penn Avenue
New lot of brevis and pantella shapes just received at O'Hara's. Clear S lore. Get The Lackawannin Finish on collars cuffs and shirts. It's different. Located on Penn Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
O'Hara
Sus Penn Avenue
Scranton Business College Reopens September Second
Day and evening sessions of the Scranton Business College will reopen Tuesday September 2. Writ call or phone for information Buck Whitmore corner Adams and Linden Dr Lindabury surgeon diseases of women specialty 215 Connell building hours class from 1 to 7 8 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Buck & Whitmore
Adams and
Linden
Lindabury
Urgeon
Connell Building
The Lackawanna Finish Sash Adoration
The Lackawanna Finish adorns linen and is admired on every sash. A brisk sale line notes popularity across venues and displays.
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Washington Ave
Carter Building
Linden Street
Peter N. Haan
Mulberry Street
I. Fmegargel & CO
Commonwealth Bldg
Ness
the People’s Bank
Dunmore Boys
Star Theatre
Phffries-Fitzsimmons
Clark VS Green
Anh
Oxford
People’s Coal Company
United Mine Workers
F. Tisear
Burgess
Ontario and Western Company
Burgess Burke
Pevor Vmemole
Bishop
Walter M Nicholls
C. T. AL UL. Lancers
J. Alfred Pennington
Martha
M. F. Richmond
Prospectus
Gigar
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Knox
Hand & Payne
Cor
Spruce St
Franklin Ave
Spruce Street
Gee
Dickson
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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