Social Entourages Report From City Clubs and Trips
Mrs W MRE Bent hosts friends from Danville Austin Powers and William Foy of Pittaton. Mrs Ceetoudie Zurilieh spelling the mumiuner at Factoryville. Nics Sully EB Raiser of Wilkes Barre visited Meek & Richart. Mies Ida Cleveland traveled from Lake Sheridan. The Miners Margaret Emma Selimpil and Melward Gunster at Harvey's Lake. Marriage announced: Mies Maniie Nailin and Jolhnmn M O Malley. Mrs Alexander Meldrum visits New York. many locals entertain guests daily. Freight Agent W Ten Hroeek and family return from Dalton and plan Bay Shore trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OS. Bent
Flectery Avenue
Danville
Austin Powers
William Foy
Pittaton
Mies
Ceetoudie Zurilieh
Jettenan Avenue
Factoryville
Nics Sully EB. Raiser
Wilkes-Barre
Meek & Richart Vectorlay
Mies Ida Cleveland
Gren Ruler
Lake Sheridan
Margaret
Emma Selimpil
Melward Gunster
Ace
Harvey's Lake
Mies Maniie Nailin
Purton Avenue
Jolhnmn M. O'Malley
Minea Jennie Fratton
Nellie Pook
Yenterdigy
Chiram
Foster A. Pitt
Newtury
Vi. van Borkirtk
Mia
Tieriad Marrowman
Washington Avenue
Mie
Percy Belmont
New York
Mire BL Nilund
Worfalo
Toledo
Dp, Murray
Mw International Coryeesportence
Metropolis
Wiao
Moniay Me
Mre
Alexander Meldrum
Aml
Letter From Mrs White Reveals York Address Mystery
Mrs Thomas Harrie says her daughter Mrs Arthur White is living in York Pennsylvania and well. White and her husband vanished from Nicholson about three weeks ago. neighbors noted disturbed furniture and suspect foul play. The letter does not explain the husband’s whereabouts and leaves the mystery unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Harrie
Arthur White
York
Myre
White
Nicholson
Camp 8 to Meet for Funeral of George Weinss
Members of Camp 8 Sons of Veterans are called to meet at their hall at 1 p.m. today to attend the funeral of their late brother George Weinss. By order of Captain William M. Hamlin. Attest J. B. Blume, First Sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
George Weinss
William M. Hamlin
J. BR. Blume
Shepherds Welcome Daughter in Scranton
In Scranton on July 2, 1901, Mr. and Mrs. William Shepherd welcomed a daughter. The birth adds a new member to the Shepherd family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baepherd
Kcranton
William. Shepherd
The Kilties Are Comin Scranton Visit by 48th Highlanders Band
The famous 48th Highlanders band known as the Kilties will perform in Scranton on Monday August 5 under the Caledonian club. The group toured the U S performing in 200 cities and drew large crowds including over 10000 in Chicago. Prices range from 5 to 50 cents for matinee and 1 for evening. tickets available through club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Kiltieas
Caledonian Club
Thi City
New Armory
United States
Chicago
Cameron Brown
Pacific Coast
Lincoln Park
Pittsburg
Manhattan Beach
Money All In Sight on Athletic Park Purchase Plan
City Assessor Philip Rinsland reports 25 000 of 30 000 required to buy Athletic park and adjoining land has been subscribed with good prospects for the remaining 5 000. Dr John L Wents, a major local horseman, expected back soon while subscriptions for the athletic grounds stock are to begin today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Rinsland
Athletic Park
John L. Wents
Rinshind
Rinsland
James Meare Wid
Hingad
Funeral of Mrs Page Vanny Jones Page Held at Home
The funeral for the late Mrs Vanny Jones Page was held at 2 30 yesterday afternoon at the home of her father T Jones 426 Monroe avenue. Interment in Dunmoore cemetery was private Rev Peter Roberts conducted the service with Elm Park Methodist choir singing four selections Lead Kindly Light Abide with Me Come Unto Me Some Sweet Day Flowers filled the home Rev Roberts spoke of her virtues. The pallbearers were Fred BR Stark Fred W Emrich William W Watkins Franklin Howell Phillip Warren and Arja Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanny Jones-Page
T. Jones
Monroe Avenue
Page
Dunmoore
Peter Roberts
Elm Park Methodist Highcopal Church
Roberts
Page Vo
Fred BR
Stark
Fred W. Emrich
William W. Watkins
Franklin, Howell
Phillip Warren
Arja Powell
Consolidation of Harrisburg Phone Firms Forms Pennsylvania Group
Stockholders of Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply and Pennsylvania Telephone at Harrisburg vote to merge into a Reading based Consolidated Telephone Companies of Pennsylvania. Richard O'Brien named general manager. Reading to house headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Company
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Harrisburg
Reading
Consolidated Telephone Companies of Pennsylvania
Richard O'Brien
Consolidated Companies
Mary Cosack Taken Home After Wandering to Delaware Water Gap
Mrs Mary Cosack wandered from Jessup to the Delaware Water Gap and was brought back to the city Friday night. Her husband went to the central police station and took her home. The reunion was sad as she recognized him despite her demented condition. He plans to seek an adjudication of insanity and commitment to an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cosack
Jessup
Delaware Water Gap
Central Police Station
Is It Hot Enough for You Hanleys Ice Cream Ad
Ice cream vendor Hanleys Ice Cream at 420 Spruce Street promises cooling relief without leaving a bad taste in the mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Spruce Street
Scranton
Green Ridge dog poisoner to face law after capture
Charles Sivelly known as the Old Man is handed to police after a detective trio traced his plan to poison dogs with strychnine. The Green Ridge poisoning spree spanned six months with multiple dog deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sivelly
Green Ridge
Law
T. 8. Huffking
Thirteenth Ward
C. P. Jones
Charlies Sivelly
Green Tiidge
Drugelst
P. Jones
Matthews
Matthews Bros
Monster confession sparks fear of more poisonings
The fragment describes Livelly confessing to poisoning animals and detailing cruel methods used on dogs. Rivelly may be arrested soon, with Dun nore reporting two recent poisonings and a plan to kill animals by boiling fat soaked sponges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivelly
Dows
Green Ridge
Livelly
Dunnore
Estyne
Fivelly
Humffing
Dogne
Lineman Injured After Fall From Pole in Green Ridge
J. R. Neave of Washburn Street, a Lackawanna Telephone lineman, fell from a pole at Green Ridge Street and North Main Avenue after an electric shock struck a charged wire. He was unconscious with facial and neck cuts, a dislocated shoulder, and head injuries. taken to his home after initial aid at West Side Coal store, he remained unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Neave
Washburn Street
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Green Ridge Street
North Main Avenue
Neave
West Iddee Coal Company
Weet Beranton
Tribune
Run Down by Caboose on Lackawanna Line
Mitchell Lee a 24 year old resident of Cameron avenue was struck by a caboose backed by a switch engine on the Keyser Valley branch near Jackson street. His hand was severed under the wheels and his back sprained. He was rushed to West Side hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Lee
Cameron Avenue
Keyser Valley
Lackawanna Railroad
Jackson Street
West Side Hospital
Newsboys to Meet Over Paper Prices
A special meeting of the Newsboys union is set for tonight at 8 oclock in Guernsey hall. The discussion will cover demanding cheaper prices for out of town Sunday papers. Boys currently pay five cents to newsdealers and sell at seven, earning two cents. many favor four and a half cents to start a price demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsboys' Union
Guernsey Hall
Riell Judge Nuptials At St Peters Cathedral
James H Riell a well known resident of Cathedral cemetery wed Miss Mary B Judge of 544 First street yesterday morning at St Peters Cathedral. Rev D J Bustin performed the ceremony with Miss Bridget Judge as bridesmaid and Patrick Murphy as best man. The couple departed for a wedding tour soon after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Riell
Cathedral Cemetery
Mary B. Judge
First Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
D. J. Bustin
Bridget Judge
Patrick Murphy
Mine Foremen Exams Set for Carbondale Aug 14 15
The First district annual examination for mine foreman and assistant mine foreman certificates will be held in Carbondale council chambers on August 14 15 and 16. The examining board will sit from 9 to 12 a m and 1 to 6 p m on these days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Council
Fourth Stephens family reunion at Anson B Stephens grove
The Stephens family holds its fourth annual reunion at the grove of Anson B Stephens near Starkville Pennsylvania on August 17 1901. The Punch cigar remains the leader among 10 cent cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Anson B. Stephens
Starkville
Best Goods for Little Money Boneless Sardines and Meats
Advertisement lists Boneless Sardines in 15¢ per tin and 25¢ full size tins from Boudet Sardines, Salmon 1-2 lb tins at 15¢, Beechnut Bacon and Beef 15¢, Deviled Meats and Pressed Turkey and Chicken in assorted prices. Includes references to brands igc noc asc toc and 1gc.
Depression Era Heat Boosts Tribune Contest Lead
Henry Schwenker increases his edge over Miss Wilhelmina Grifin as entrants rush to finish the Tribune contest. The opportunity favors beginners who seek early entry with the August 16 closing date approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Henry Schwenker
Wilhelmina Grifin
Contenders in Scranton contest vie for Table No 1
A list of contestants and scores from Scranton shows thio Lewis leading with 556 then Henr Schwenker 369 Miss Wilhelmina Griffin 363 William Miles Garfield Anderson 289 Ray Buckingham Elmhurst Miss Norma Meredith Hyde Park Miss Vida Pedrick Clark's Summit August Brunner Jr Cerbondale Frank Kemmerer Factoryville David Emery Montrose Arthur Griffis W H Harris Hyde Park Minnie Wallis Carbondale E J Sheridan Hawley 2 rec Xi te 30 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
William Miles
Hyde Park
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Norma Meredith
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
August Brunner, Jr
Cerbondale
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
David Oo. Emery
Wimmers
Arthur C. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Woees
Minnie Wallis
E. J. Sheridan
Hawley
Educational Contest heats up as leaders rest
Two contestants posted scores in The Tribune Educational Contest with Garfield Anderson of Carbondale narrowing the gap to William Miles while Henry Schwenker widened his lead over Miss Wilhelmina Griffith. New entrants are urged to file by August 15. contest closes August 31. Send postal to Editor Educational Contest Tribune Scranton Pa for details and a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
William Miles
Henry Schwenker
Wilhelmina Griffith
Scranton
Boy Killed by Engine in Lackawanna Yard
Twelve year old Roses Evans of Taylor was fatally injured in the Lackawanna yard when a small drill engine passed over his legs as he crossed the tracks. He died about an hour after reaching Lackawanna hospital. His mother is Mia Evans of North Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roses Evans
Taylor
Lackawanna Yard
Wass
T. Fadden
Lackawanna Hospital
Young Evans
Mia
John Evans
North Taylor
Unusual Find A Crab Hidden in Bananas Shipment
A clerk uncoverd a small crab among a wholesale banana load from South America during unpacking. The discovery occurred in a grocery warehouse, prompting cautions about fruit security and potential shipments risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Harp and the Book in the Street Care Conservatory
Conservatory offers piano instruction with best courses and a first year fee of 26.00. The program features numerous recitals and rapid progress. Catalogue available from J Alfred Pennington, Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
J. Alfred Pennington
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