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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1901

Page

5

Personal Notices From Scranton And Nearby Towns

A stream of brief notices lists residents visiting, returning, or traveling. Names include Meo, Mea W, Malia, Lewin, Williams, and Moran, with trips to Denver, New York, Mt Carmel, Montreal, and Lake Winola. Several families plan visits to New York and Lake Winola area, with engagements and attendance at Pan American events noted.

Tawo Bypnister Newath Nodl Scranton Dolin Mt. Albivit Ule Lake Attormmes Mot Wateh Mt. Carmel Charles Rehitaen William Craig New York Gratenday John Brow Maddie Avenirs H Zittimerman Wabentown Vuiting Brown Thee Zimmerman Din Oirnue Mrandt Moughter Gijale Lake Winola Mite Ture Walon Mulherre Street Mes Man Plynn Meekville Pan Americday Neygunment Mie Kathleen Relies Defficreen Aed Hee Guest Mies Helen Ebantitgutt Elmira Lionila Colling Coltics Automobile Rome

Examinations Yield Law Students Passers in Week

Examinations conducted during the week by Examiners John Harris W A Wilcox and J Boriard show Wood Torrey Claude Pitcher and Hyndman among those who passed parts of the exam. Torrey Pitcher are sons of local attorneys. Several others also passed portions and will take remaining sections at the next semi annual examination.

John Harris W. A. Wilcox J. Boriard Wood Torrey Claude Pitcher Hyndman Attornney James H. Torrey Charles &. Pitcher Hynedman Watson, Deh) & Kemmerer

Fine upright grand piano for cash sale in Scranton

A mahogany upright grand piano in excellent condition advertised as a rare bargain. The seller claims the piano is almost new, with beautiful cabinet and delightful tone, available for cash only at Guernsey Hall on Washington Avenue in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

Guernsey Hall Washington Avenue Scranton

Second Annual Excursion to Lake Wodor From Green Ridge Colliery

The Green Ridge Colliery Accident Fund hosts a second annual excursion to Lake Wodor on Saturday July 27. The train departs Johnson grounds at 8 15 p m with tickets priced to five cents for adults and forty nine cents for children. The Star orchestra provides dancing music and the Fadden Brothers are the vocalists.

Green Ridge Colliery Acccidental Fund Lake Wodor Johnson Grounds Star Orchestra Willurpieh Fadden Brothers

Bateson Announces Candidacy for County Office in Lackawanna

To the voters of Lackawanna County I announce my candidacy for county office in the fall election. Subject to the Republican primaries, John Bateson M D t Beranton Pa July 28 2011.

Lackawanna County County Core Oner John¢. Bateson, M Beranton

Straw Hat Offer From M J Horan And Son

Local retailer M J Horan and Son on Lackawanna avenue advertises straw hats at a low price. The message also notes Punch cigars remaining a leading brand for smokers seeking cooling comfort.

Amicable Adjustment Reached in Cherry River Lumber Suit

The Cherry River Boom and Lumber company dispute reaches a basis for settlement. Defendants grant the plaintiff a 0 days option on Cherry Valley stock at par, with terms for if the option is not exercised, including buyback at 150 and return of bonuses paid on the disputed stock. Plaintiffs claim the move signals concession.

Cherry River Boom and Lumber Company Merere Connell Jones and Simpson

La France Engine talks with Recorder on city truck deal

A La France Engine Company representative from Eimita N.Y. discussed with Recorder Connell the hook and ladder truck built for the city. The Recorder said the city cannot accept the truck or restore the contract under current conditions. A solution to the dispute is expected to emerge from future developments.

la France Engine Company Eimita N.Y Connell Aimoulay

New Act Eases Appeals in Disorderly Conduct Cases

Local attorneys aldermen and police magistrates discuss an act passed in the last session that allows an appeal to the court of quarter sessions in disorderly conduct cases upon double security of the fine. The reform aims to curb petty prosecutions by aldermen and reduce costs for defendants. officials praise the change as ending meritless charges and spurring fairer outcomes.

Court of Quarter Sessions Kasson Ninth Ward Tribune Adits

Lieutenant Gunster Ordered to Report at Columbus Barracks

Lieutenant Walter K. Gunster, recently commissioned, is resigned to the Seventh Infantry by Lieutenant General Miles and directed to report Saturday at Columbus barracks Ohio. Eight of the twelve Seventh Infantry companies are in Alaska while four serve in the Philippines. Gunster leaves Friday to remain about a month before assignment.

Walter KE. Guneter Miles Seventh Infantry Columbus Barracks Columbus Ohio Alaska Philippines Gunster

Take a Sunday outing at Lake Lodore resort

The notice promotes Sunday recreation at Lake Lodore with cool shady groves and lake-side options. It highlights catering and rowboats and notes a special low fare of 70 cents from Scranton via the Delaware and Hudson Railroad with trains at 10:50 and 11:38 a.m. from Beranton depot.

Great Shady Grove Lake Lodore Delaware and Hudson Railroad Scrantoon Beranton

Make an Effort to Keep Cool with Horan Straw Hat Offer

Local retailer M. J Horan and Son promotes straw hats at a percentage price cut and suggests trying the new bc cigar Kleon as part of the cooling effort.

M. J. Horan & Son, No Lackawanna Avenue M. J Horan & Son

Strikes Wind Down as Allis-Chalmers Return to Work

Allis-Chalmers and Finch Manufacturing strikers vote to return to work after committees report likely reinstatement terms. Most machinists at Scranton area plants resume duties while car builders remain firm. Buffalo and Lackawanna shops report near full crews. Greek workers depart. Bonfire of lodging bedding ends amid community involvement.

Allis-Chalmers Aseless Scranton Buffalo Lackawanna New York Hotel de Paintshop South Washington Avenue

Assault on Patrick Herrity Near Delaware and Hudson Station

Patrick Herrity was assaulted early yesterday on Lackawanna Avenue near the Delaware and Hudson station by a stranger, Owen Thatcher. Thatcher fled after knocking Herrity down, was chased by police, and captured hiding under a freight car. He was committed to jail by Magistrate Howe in default of bail.

Patrick Herrity Lackawanna Avenue Delaware and Hudson Owen Thatcher Herrity Thatcher County Howe Ball

Mrs Kassel Still Missing in Wayne County Mountains

Mrs Mary Kassel of Jessup remains missing after a weeklong excursion to pick berries in the Wayne County highlands near Lake Poyntelle at 2200 feet. Neighbors have searched the mountains without success and hope of finding her alive has faded. A special excursion train will depart Scranton at 9 am on Sunday July 28 for the Lake region with round trip fare of $1.

Mary Kassel Jessup Wayne County Lake Poyntelle Scranton New York Ontario W and Western

Half Price Sale At M J Horan & Son Store

An advertisement notes half price sale across all brands and sizes at M J Horan & Son located at No 024 Lackawanna avenue. The brief item highlights a clearance style promotion with broad discounts.

M. J. Horan & Son Lackawanna Avenue

MAY ABANDON THE MINE AT BULLS HEAD COLLIERY

No action was taken yesterday at the Bull’s Head colliery to clear up after the extensive cave-in at Tucelay. Owners Messrs Whiteford and Burr reportedly weigh abandonment due to high costs to reopen the mine. No definite decision yet. no new cave spread observed.

Bulla Head Tucelay Messrs. Whiteford and Burr

Rope breaks as steel girder falls at YMCA construction

A twenty ton steel girder being hoisted to the third story of the YMCA building collapsed after a rope broke. The crash could be heard blocks away, but no workers were injured. The incident is attributed to the rope failure during hoisting.

Young Men's Christian Association

Hot Spell To Continue In Scranton Weather Cast

The weather bureau foresees a persistent hot dry spell for Scranton with no relief in sight. Weatherman Clarke notes approaching heat will linger this week as high pressure keeps temperatures elevated and humid conditions persist across the region.

Emmet Street Man Injured After Staircase Fall

Carl Gould of Emmet Street was found yesterday morning unconscious at the foot of his stairs. He was taken to Lackawanna Hospital with a fractured hip and right arm. He said he awoke to a voice calling him and stumbled while descending.

Carl Gould Emmet Street Lackawanna Hospital

Tragic Wreck for Lackawanna Rider at Tobyhanna

Joseph Cuegola attempted to board a Lackawanna train at Tobyhanna yesterday morning and suffered a crushed right leg that required amputation at the Lackawanna hospital. A Hungarian worker named Karen Matius was badly injured at the No 1 mine in Dunmore and also hospitalized.

Joseph Cuegola Tobyhanna Lackawanna Hospital Karen Matius Dunmore Lackawanna Hospitta

Promptly furnished with best Tee Cream

Hanley at 420 Spruce Street furnished promptly with the best Tee Cream.

Hanley Spruce Street

Cigar Advertisement Offers Vencito Brands and Sweet Violet Panetelas

An ad promotes 10 000 Vencito cigars and 1 90 Sweet Violet Panetelas with long Havana filler. It lists Sumatra STApPAe and a price of 3 50 per hull. The copy uses period shop language to entice bulk buyers.

Havana Sumatra

No Changes in Contest as Entries Near August 15

The contest remains unchanged with contestants maintaining position since last Friday. Misa Pedrick passed August Brunner and another contestant joined the field as entries closed on August 15.

Misa Pedrick August Brunner

Scranton Area Names And Odds On Closing Day

A fragment lists participants and numbers in a betting like roll for a closing day event. Names include Meyer Lewis Henry Gschwenker Miss Wilhelmina Griffin William Miles Garfield Anderson Ray Buckingham Norma Meredith Vida Pedrick August Brunner Jr Frank Kemmerer David Emery Arthur Griffis W H Harris Minnie Wallis Jennie Ward Robert Campbell and others with various numbers beside them. The text asks how many will appear in Table No 1 on the closing day and provides multiple choice style options.

Henry G8chwenker South Scranton Wilhelmina Griffin Providence William Miles Hyde Boos Garfield Anderson Carbondale Ray Buckingham Elmhurst Norma Meredith Hyde Park Vida Pedrick Clark's Summit August Brunner, Jr Frank Kemmerer Factoryville David O. Emery Wimmers Arthur CC. Griffis Montrose W. H. Harris Hyde Pepe Incess Minnie Wallis E. J. Sheridan Haw- Tor Tee Jennie Ward Olyphant Robert Campbell Green Ridge

Contestants Hold Steady In Tribune Educational Contest

The Tribune reports no changes in the standings as Miss Vida Pedrick of Clark's Summit and August Brunner of Carbondale remain near the top with nine five points. Subscribers report missed mailed copies while questions arise about last minute point submissions and possible holds.

Educational Contest Subscriptions Opens for Scranton Teens

Elose will be the ones that will most easily secure points the last few days. Contestants should keep their points as high as possible all the time. Another young lady from Hyde Park took out a book of subscription blanks yesterday and her name will probably appear on the list shortly. The contest will be open for entries until August 15 with ample time for ambitious youths to enter. Last year some winners began in the coloring month, perhaps the same this year. A contestant starting today with eight yearly subscribers would reach the first table. Send a postal to Editor Educational Contest Tribune Scranton Pa for blanks and full directions to begin at once.

Hyde Park Tribune Scranton

Mrs White Suspected Alive in City After Nicholson Death Rumor

Mrs. Albert White, long believed murdered by her husband at Nicholson, is said to be in the city doing housework for John Davis of West Scranton. Mrs. Cary confirms seeing Mrs. White in town with her husband last week. Nicholson residents doubt the murder theory, while her father Thomas Harris has gone to Nicholson to learn more.

Thomas Cary East Market Street Police North Scranton Albert White Nicholson John Davis Weat Thomas Harris Mre. White White

Hantley’s Store Liquidates Hat Stock and Cigars

The notice from Hantley’s advertises closing straw hat stock at 50 cents on the dollar. M. J. Horan & Son at 324 Lackawanna Avenue also promotes Pocono Cigars for 5 cents. The listing includes a 420 Spruce Street address.

M. J. Horan & Son Lackawanna Avenue

Century Creation The Shirt Waist Suspender

Century Creation promotes shirt waist suspenders worn under the shirt over the undershirt with any shirt style. Advertises comfort and perfection, inviting customers to visit to learn more.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Storz Washington Ave Baby Bazaar Meo and Mea W. 1 Malia Eiiti Hon Wo Lewin Hae Denver Ind la France Guneter Kleon Allis-Chalmers Company Finch Manufacturing Company Generoully McLaren Allis-Uhalmer Company Comming Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Fileo Albert Fish Canfielius Alfred Pennington Bull's Head Clarke Weather Bureau Scranton Rsn Big Connell Building Old Bol Harrisbore Wilkes-Barre Clarke Faye Emmett Street Club House E. G Coursen Meyer Lewis Clark Brunner the Tribune Casey Brothers Lackawanna Ave Mrs. White Hantley’s Central Pennsylvania Adama Avenue the Hotchkiss Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company Meridian Street Gibson Cramer- Wells Co Wyoming Ave Conrad Itle Guaranty and Trust Co- OF PENNA A. Watres H. A. Knapp V.prom Ae Hy McMintock Halph Hull Hassocks Cowper Wyoming
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