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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1901

Page

3

Democrats Name State Delegates From Third District

John J. Coyne of Minooka and J Nelson Graves of Scott chosen as delegates to the state convention. Alternates Elliot Ewert of Benton and M C Judge of Taylor named. Delegates pledged to Harmon Yerkes for the Supreme Court nomination and denounce current state administration.

John J. Coyne Minooka J. Nelson Graves Scott Harmon Yerkes St. Charles Nelsonraves Elliot Ewert Benton M. C. Judge Taylor Creden Unda Donnelly Coray Luserne Berks Countie Justicn Supreme Court Lacka Vanna

Sunday Excursions to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoke

On Sunday August 4 the Central allroad of New Jersey will sell tickets from Scranton to Mauch Chunk and Glen Onoke at 1.50 for adults and 0.70 for children for round trip. Special trains depart Scranton 10:00 a.m and return from Mauch Chunk 6:36 p.m and Glen Onoke 6:40 p.m.

Central Allroad New Jersey Scranton Mauch Chunk Glen Onoke Tio A. Im Retir Minweh Chunk

Republicans Set Meeting To Schedule Primary Date

A meeting of the Republican county committee will be held at the Central Republican Clubroom, Washington Avenue, Scranton, PA, on Friday, August 2 at 2 o clock PM for the purpose of fixing the time for the next primary. David W. Teevins, chairman, F.E., PD, Fellows, secretary.

Republican County Committee Central Republican Clit Rcome Washington Avenue Scranton David WV Teevis Fillows, Secretagyy

Ice Cream Sale At Hanles’s On Spruce Street

An odd ad notes that heat can be cured by ice cream from Hanles’s at 20 Spruce Street, suggesting a quick remedy during hot weather and inviting customers to buy.

Hanles’s Spruce Street

Ambiguous notice calls for applicants for various posts in Scranton

A local employment notice from Buck & Whitmore of Scranton PA advertises multiple vacancies with furnished positions and requests applicants. Details mention payment scales and qualifications but the text is partially garbled.

Bartenders Excursion Draws 1000 to Mountain Park

The Bartenders' union organized a successful trip to Mountain Park drawing over a thousand attendees. Frank Scanlon won the 11-yard handicap and Thomas Boland set the farthest hammer throw. Charlie Zang won the broad jump, with a bowling match featuring Warren Colwell, Thomas O'Brien, and William Callahan overcoming Robert Wharton, George Davis, and Jason Padder.

Mountain Park Frank Scanlon Thomas Boland William Callahan Robert Wharton George Davis Jason Padder

Electric Light Company Plans Regional Franchise

A new electric light company led by Mr Allen of the International Correspondence Schools seeks franchises in Dalton Clark's Summit Clark's Green Waverly Glenburn and Factoryville. The plan is to provide electric heat to towns north of the mountain with power generated at Dalton and incandescent lamps.

Mrr. Allen International Correspondence Schools Company Dalton Clark's Summit Clark’s Green Waverly Glenburn Factoryville

Lightning Devastates Farm herd in Uniondale

A young farmer named Jones on a dairy farm in Uniondale lost sixteen cows when a severe lightning storm struck a large tree sheltering the herd. Jones had recently married and kept twenty six cows on the farm, the strike caused massive damage to the tree and herd.

Jones Pinlandale Monretay Nicht Uniondale

Burglar Attempts Entry on Quincy Avenue

About 1 oclock yesterday morning a burglar tried to squeeze through a basement window at the home of George Marshall in the 700 block of Quincy avenue. He was spotted by a resident on the second floor and fled after the alarm sounded.

George Marshall Quincy Avenue Chorge Marshall William Grimwille Dajte Patel Roelle Duck Lovelard Sametel Kolatelwich Ginewes Chark Hinton Worurt

CITY NOTES PAY DAYS AND LOCAL EVENTS

A garbled column notes: Delaware and Hideon company event in Mountain Howton Marois, a church lawn festival, bid opening for a medical building project, odds and ends about a money loan in a bankruptcy case, a worker injured at a colliery, and a premature blast causing injuries.

Delaware and Hideon Company Mivlieniin Mountain Howton Marois

Trouble in Fourth District Democrats Split Over State Convention

The Fourth Legislative district faces a split with two delegations possible to the Democratic state convention. A first Saturday convention is disputed as snap variety, prompting a second call for Friday at O'Brien's hall, Doverdock, Olyphant, to elect delegates. Local leaders dispute the plan and expect harmony at Harrisburg.

Tate Art Olyphant T. J. Dugean Thms Tribune Dovdock O'Brien Distriet Harrisburg State Committee Carbondale Donnelly Sryan Democracy Philadelphia F. J. Fitzsimmons New York Democrati Pattison

Price ranges for Panama hats in New York shops

The article notes hat prices vary greatly from a few cents to 150 dollars in New York stores. Genuine Panama atraw hats often cost 12 to 60 dollars, with scarce supply of the higher priced models and many buyers limiting purchases to mid-range hats.

New York

Court House News Notes

Court notices include marriage grants for George D Lacklin to Noma Jodd of Pechsiley and Ham Jadol in this city. Estate matters include John Evans appealing to compel executor Edward Farr to deed property. A man secured a writ of replevin over a cream entered mare. Hattie Decker seeks divorce from Revben Decker citing cruelty and ill treatment.

Daniele Hevnsea Yeaterday George D. Lacklin Noma & Jodd Pechsiley Intder Rees Hams Jadol Margaret Coh- Telah John B. Evans Hattie Decker Revben Decker Ang A

Panama's costly straw hat craft described in depth

The article details how Panama hats are handmade by women under water to keep the straw moist, requiring seven to nine months for completion. It notes the rarity of fine hats in South America, the influence of grass quality, dwindling younger interest, and high prices around 40 in American money for good pieces.

Venezuela Waller Panama South America

Guernsey Hall Music House advertises Planck and famed makes

Guernsey Hall, the state’s top Music House, features Planck and world renown Weber Loh mer Mehiln Schubert Singsbury instruments. Every purchase is guaranteed and sold by value class. Bargains on slightly used pianos and organs offered daily above the post office 24 and 118 North Washington Ave Beanton Pa.

Guernsey Planck Weber Lohmer Mehiln Schubert Singsbury Planow Seratnon Washington Avenue Beanton

St Lawrence Power Canal Claims World's Largest Plant

A vast St Lawrence power canal near Milseeum New York will feed a 700 foot long powerhouse with 15 turbine sets delivering up to 100000 horsepower. The generator rims weigh 175 tons each and the facility aims to supply Ottawa and surrounding industries as the 6 million dollar project lures manufacturers. The省 Lawrence Power company counts London and New people as stockholders and expects a growing city around the plant.

Niagara St. Lawrence Great Lakes Thousand Ixtlands Lake Ile Milseeum New York State Grasae River Zeninth Jeneth Nideara Westinghouse Company Pittsbore Eveal Tte Eper Rowehker Ottawa Aystom Seovera the &J. Lawrence Power Company London

New Freight Depot Contract Awarded for Weston Mill Site

Mathias H. Stipp wins a $17,000 contract to erect a new four story brick freight depot on Lackawanna avenue, replacing the old Bridge street depot. The building includes offices on the first two floors, a rear one story freight station and a 50 foot platform, with completion in ninety days.

Mathias H. Bupp Weston Mathias H. #tipp Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company Weston Mill Conrad Schroeder Williams Peter Stipp Mathiae H. Stipp Stipp Bridge Street Lackawanna Avenue

Charters Secured for Numerous Railways in State

A syndicate led by W. Redwood Wright of Philadelphia secures charters for multiple street railway lines across Pennsylvania. Planned lines include Monaca Aliquippa Coracopolis twelve miles, Beaver and New Brighton five miles, Freedom and North Rochester three miles, and others with capitals ranging from 4 000 to 150 000. Additional charters granted to L WH Mathews syndicate for Canonsburg Washington eight miles and North Washington Meadow Land six miles among several routes. Further lines listed include Uwehlan Meadville Interurban, Bellevue Me d city, Altoona Belt Line extension, Bloomsburg Millville ten miles, Conneaut Erie Traction twenty five miles, and Bradford County Towanda area.

Harrisburg W. Redwood Wright Philadelphia State Department Monaca, Aliquippa and Coracopolis Street Rail Way Company Beaver and New Brighton Electric Street Railway Company Freedom and North Rochester Electric Street Railway Company Freedom Rochester Union Electric Street Railway Company Heaver Falls L. WH. Mathews Pittsburg Canonsburg and Washington Street Railway Company Capital West Washington Street Railway Company North Washington and Meadow Land Street Railway Company East Washington Street Railway Company Washington and Oak Grove Street Railway Company Walleshington Uwehlan Street Railway Companis Meadville and Interurban Street Railway Company FL Or. Shryock Meadville, McKeesport and Suburban Street Railway Fh. BR. Rhine Bellevue Belt Line Extension Street Railway Company Tenth Avenue Twelfth Streets Altoona Charlee PL Baltzel Erie Mill Creek Township Fairview Township Girard Township Springfield Springfield Township Ohio Stile Hine J. Cleve Erle Pittsburge Provision and Packing Company Bradford County Telephone Company Towanda Edgewood Light, Heat and Power Company

Annual Summer Hat Stock to Close Out

The store announces closing out of all summer straw and felt hats priced at 2 and 3 dollars, now reduced to 1 dollar to make way for fall stock. See window display for details.

Underwear Quality Sale Prices Listed

The notice lists price reductions for underwear in various qualities from 1.00 to 16 quality. Sale prices range from 1.19 down to .36, with multiple tiers showing the discounted amounts.

No Old Stock Left Big Reduction on New Season Stock

Local retailer promotes a big reduction on new season stock, noting there is no old stock to work from and that items are offered well below cost. The message emphasizes no stock carryover.

Five Rescued From Surf Drowning Frenzy At Cape May

Five people including Rev W H Leibhart and his three daughters were pulled from the surf near Cape May by a life boat after all drifted beyond their depth. They were unconscious and received medical attention. The rescue followed a lesson in swimming for Anna Ethel and Helen by Mr Hall of Washington.

Cape May N. C W. H. Leibhart Moravian Church Bethlehem Anna Ethel Helen Hall Washington

Sale notice for leather goods and garments

Twenty per cent reduction on all leather suit cases and steamer trunks. Reduction on all grades of shirt waists. See quality belts suspenders reduced to.ind 42¢ Elastic seam jean drawers reduced to wash ties reduced to. Karkee summer vests reduced to.se 42¢ 5c Reductions in all other departments. See windows.

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