Social Gossip: Engagements and Weddings Announced
Announcement of Elizabeth Manley of Dunmore to Dr W F McGreevy of Green Ridge with ceremony planned near near parish church. Social updates note Mrs Merona’s pleasant surprise party on Tim Street and a Wheelmen club gathering at the Giveon Ridge assembly rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Merona
Tim Street
Tiermiiin
Charles Kirestner
HL. Wialden
J. Graebner
Haner
J. Nhump
A. Dagen
G. Welde
J. Jennie
J. Brunner
S. Leitner
Miss
Welde Wid
Os. Kessler
Eirzabeth Imelda Manley
Plob, Manley
Dunmore
W. Fl McGreevy
Green Ridge
Wparsidias
Elute House
Giveon Ridge
Scranton Social Roundup From Local Houses And Guests
Social notes report visits from New York and Washington figures to Scranton, with residents and guests staying at hotels and homes. Notables include Mrs. Gilts wid wife and Hon T Seferscay Mes gilts, Dickinson School grads, and railroad and business men attending events in the city. The Washington Star feature on a gallery exhibit is also briefly noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyle S. Bevy
New York
Eice
Miss Jenkins
Price
Marraluee
T. Seferscay
Uetel Muleigh
Washington
Moybh
Binghamin
S. Yu
Ani Mia
B. Welly
Weber Avenue
T. AC
Cothale
Burns Gillan
Lelio Avndinate
Nowspanper Publihers
Scrantyun
Wiliams Hoenig
Serantyu Hu
Minetine
Gelivabueg
A. Donohue
Melriegel
South Scranton
Mebert J
Moon
Peekwiile
Dickinson Landvlool
Curlielo
Washington Star
Coporan
Artie Gaaen
Diminus
Helue
Anil Bulls
Mis Ritterhonored in large parish contest debut
Miss Ritterhonouse daughter of Mrs Tittenhouse from Cenidge earned honorable mention among three hundred competitors in Paris. She placed close to the gold medal amid a strong showing that made her family proud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchaela
ML Ritterhowe
Janet Fh Tittenhouse
Ceeenidge
Paria
Fiona
Status of the Strike Sends Workers Far From City
Several new employees of the Delaware Lackawanna Western company left the city for the points whence they were brought, amid missionary work and growing dissatisfaction. Seven machinists departed to Auburn to join the Michigan-Seymour company. Officials expect further departures from Schenectady works and Baldwin shops as union activity spreads. Car inspectors quit in large numbers while about twenty five local inspectors remain at work. A letter from Elmina notes little production.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Weeatern Company
Stelking
Auburn
Mclintosh-Seymour Company
Sehonectdy Locomotive Works
Baldwin
Philadelphia
Scheneetads
Car Diblovs
Bottile
Campbell
Metal Trades’ Council
Elmina
Baptist Ministers Meet Conference Held at Penn Avenue
The Baptist ministerial conference met yesterday morning with Rev. S. FPL Matthews presiding. Minutes were read by Rev. W. ed. Ford. Rev. R. FY. Pierce invited ministers and wives to Nay Ag Park on Monday, June 24, accepted with thanks. Rev. W. Thomas spoke on A study of the church out Corinth.
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Penn Avenue
S. Fpl Matthews
Ciar
W. Ed. Ford
R. FY. Pierce
Mrs. Pierce
Nay Ag Park
W. =. Thomas
Peckville
Corinth
Rove
W.id Ford
A. We. Smith
David Spencer
PD. Marman
G. A. Smith
Thomas de Gruchy
D. Th
Matthews
George North
Albert TH. Smith
G. OA. Smith
Factoryville
Weystone Academy
Meth dist Ministers Meet at Elm Park Scranton
The regular meeting of the Methodist Ministers association for Scranton and vicinity convened at Elm Park church yesterday at 10 AM. President C T Henry chaired, Rev Newing led devotions, and Rev Roblin presented a paper contrasting Michael and Jonathan and German and American character. Several ministers participated in discussion, with a list of attendees named.
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Methodist Ministers’ Association
Scranton
Elm Park Burely
C. T. Henry
Th Newing
Robilin
Michael
Jonathan
Cmm. Giffin
Austin Giilin
JW. M. Bailes
Reva
G. Robilin
B. J. Haughton
J. M. Bailey
J. Singer
R. M. Pascoe
H.C. McDermott
Hk. Newing
James Benninger
C. ML Giffin
A. W. Cooper
J. Dorsey
G . Lynn
Austin Griffin
P.P. Doty
WG. Harned
Joseph Madison
Bentley
A. BL Conger
Co OR. Dmenry
Austin
Girl, 15, Committed for Abduction Case in New York
Mary Dadleswhmtre, 15, was placed in the care of the Children’s Society amid abduction charges against Frank Dadaone. The Scranton couple wed to escape alleged pressure after Salvatore Bet Jesario wooed Mary and the two planned marriage in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary
Funnier Excursion Route Book 1001 Edition Published
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces the 1001 edition of the Funnier Excursion Route Book. It offers descriptive notes on western summer resorts with routes and fares, includes maps and illustrations, and lists over seventeen hundred route combinations. Available June 1 at ticket offices for ten cents. twenty cents by mail.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Comepany WH
America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania# railroad
Broad Street
Mall
Macbeth a complex figure in Dr Stafford lecture
Rev. J Stafford D D of Washington presented a three part study of Macbeth at the Lyceum Scranton. He argued Macbeth was naturally good and not a unconscionable murderer, tracing motives and inner conflict that keep the tragedy from becoming mere horror.
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Macbeth
Shakespeare
Brockway Entertainment Bureau
Lyceum
J. Stafford
D. D
Washington
Scranton
Stafford
Georgetown University
Catholic University
Manebeth
Drusafford
Corman Crittes
Marebeth
Mabbeth
Scotland
Duncan
Machbeth
Toya
Untis
Mualcalm
Hih
Tie
Miesbeth
McDuff
Tim
Stew. Miles McMants
St. Peter's Cathedral
Local Produce Prices and Delivery Orders Schedule
Strawberries priced at 10 12 and 15 cents with Bay Pineapples popular for canning as demand rises. Fancy asparagus and fresh vegetables featured. Noon meal orders due by 9 am. Green Ridge deliveries in morning and afternoon. Orders accepted from 4 to 6 pm or by 9 am for morning delivery.
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Bay
Green Ridge
Buffalo Bill Show Skips Wilkes-Barre For Smallpox Fears
Buffalo Bill's wild west show will not play Wilkes-Barre this Friday due to a smallpox scare in nearby towns. Major Burke denies a Wilkes-Barre engagement, opting to perform in this city Friday night and two more times Saturday after transferring from Waton. The parade remains Saturday morning, and management favors prudence to protect future bookings.
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Buffalo Bill
Wilkes-Barre
Major Burke
Waston
Tr Wise
Elty
Major Parke
Buffalo TH
Inspections Begin for Third Brigade National Guard Units
Major W.S. Millar led spring examinations of local Thirteenth Segment companies IK and A with many spectators. Senior officers Colonel Wittes Lieutenant Colonel Stillwell and several captains observed the drill and later faced individual inspections as Company C and Lo were set for tonight’s review.
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W.S. Millar
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Compannes IK
Millar
Regment
JT. A. Wittes
Ww. Stillwell
Loth
Nas
Dalph JF. Atherton
Frank Wandling
Frank Tobling
W. A. Taub
Esxvh
Yand Lo
Same Leaders On Top Today In Local Contest
Ray Buckingham of Elmhurst makes his first return of points and sits in ninth place. Miss Meredith advances one round in the ladder as the race continues. Local readers urged to apply now for books of subscription blanks.
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Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Miss Meredith
Standings of Leading Contestants Across Local Meet
The standings list top scorers and participants from multiple towns. Henry Schwenker leads with 120 points from South Scranton, followed by Meyer Lewis of Scranton, William Miles of Hyde Park, and Garfield Anderson of Carbondale. Other names include August Brunner Jr of Carbondale, Norma Meredith of Hyde Park, Frank Kemmerer of Factoryville, W. H. Harris, Ray Bickingtay of Elmhurst, David O. Emery of Wimmers, Pa, Miss Vida Pedrick of Clark's Summit, with various scores noted.
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Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
Meyer Lewis
Scranto' Seiecaenenee
William Miles
Hyde
August Brunner, Jr
Carbondale
Norma Meredith
Hyde Park
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
W. H. Harris
Ray Bickingtay
Elmhurst
David O. Emery
Wimmers
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Scranton Tribune Educational Contest Standings Update
The Tribune reports updated standings for the Educational Contest. Schwenker led last week with 47 points, followed by Miles 3, Anderson 25, Lewis WW, Meredith 14, Brunner 15, Kemmerer 6, and Pedrick 2. Rus Buckingham of Elmhurst joins at ninth place. Gryfel Anderson trails by two points for third.
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the Tribune
Schwenker
Miles
Anderson
Lewis
Miss Meredith
Brunner
Kemmerer
Miss Pedrick
Rus Buckingham
Elmhurst
Gryfel
Scranton ‘Tribune
Scranton
Quarterly Meeting of Northeastern Pa Masons Veterans
The Masonic Veterans association of Northeastern Pennsylvania held its quarterly meeting with twenty members present in Mason’s bath. Speeches followed business, a banquet by Caterer Barnes was enjoyed, and the group noted a member’s twenty one years in the Masons. Jay W H Heath of West Scranton led the reception of the night as officers spoke and memories of Link P Taylor of Peckville, a deceased member, were shared. Officers listed: President Frank Leatner, vice president Preston Tinkinson, treasurer Thomas Lutton, secretary Hill L Huek.
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Masonic Veterans’ Association
Pennsylvania
Mason's Bath
Barnes
Masons
Jay W. H. Heath
West Scranton
Link P. Taylor
Peckville
Frank Leatner
Preston Tinkinson
Thomas Lutton
Ll. Huek
Green Ridge Bowlers Impress In Exhibition Match
Green Ridge Wheelmen put on a fine show against the Northeastern Pennsylvania champions Bicyele club last Friday night. The Green Ridge team, though new locally, has built a strong reputation with captain Charles Fowler among the most seasoned bowlers in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Pennsylvania
Charles Fowler
Local bowling figures feature longtime players and club ties
The article notes John Taylor of the Bicycle club and Jack Diamond a roller with Weichel as members of the Backus team in 1900. Moore is a seasoned bowler and the only left hander active in local circles since Harry Northup’s era with the Bicycle club five.
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Latrely
Memcher
Elks
Commercials
John Taylor
Jack Diamond
Weichel
Backus
Moore
Harry Northup
May Collections Reported by Internal Revenue Collector
The May 1900 collections totaled 155,018.26 with a net year gain of 12,889.72. Items include beer 129,156.86 and tobacco 1,588.47, plus licenses and stamps such as documentary stamps 12,004.15 and proprietary stamps 348.12.
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Internal Revenue
T. Ff. Penman
Epirus
Great Muslin Underwear Sale at Goldsmiths Bazaar
Scranton shoppers are urged to attend Goldsmiths Bazaar for the annual muslin underwear sale beginning tomorrow. The store promises complete fulfillment of all advertised terms and expects unprecedented scale and strong consumer turnout.
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Goldsmith’s Bazaar
Maelin
Goldsmith's Bavaar
the Tribune
Goldsmiths
Cure for Colds in 24 Hours Drug Remedy
An early 20th century advertisement claims a cold remedy quickly breaks up a cold in 24 hours and prevents future colds if taken at first symptoms. Priced at 2 cents and sold by all druggists.
Millinery Midsummer Opening at Ackerman
The Millinery Midsummer Opening announces wares at Ackerman 18 Wyoming avenue with shows on Wednesday and Thursday June 5 and 6. Steam Heating and Plumbing and P F M T Howley 231 Wyoming avenue invite customers to try the new de elgar Mleon.
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P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
de Elgar “Mleon
Letters From The People Policy Notice
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied for publication by the writer's name. The Trine does not assume responsibility for opinions here expressed.
Christian plea to build a detention home for wayward girls
Police Magistrate W. S. Millar appeals to Christian residents of Sianton to fund a private detention house for 16 year old girls and other minor offenders to spare them from county jail. He cites repeated incarcerations and suggests a Christian run facility would rehabilitate rather than corrupt, urging public support. The piece notes a Punch cigar promotion in adjacent copy.
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Tribane
Christian People of
Sianton
House of the Goat Shepherd
Poundling Home
Florence Mission
Las Mills
Tower Yeate
Gejobor
Millar
Kissi Wand
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Duncin
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Arthur Hi Christy
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Molmea Electric
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Lawn, Timothy
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