Marriage of Cassidy and Corey in Stroudsburg Church
Joseph Cassidy of Bloondeburg and Miss Rachel Corey united in marriage at St Peter's Cathedral with Rector J A Mellly officiating. The couple departed by Lackawanna train for their honeymoon in Philadelphia and Washington. Cassidy, Armour office manager, and his bride plan to reside in Stroudsburg.
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Joseph
Cassidy
Bloondeburg
Mure
Corey
St. Peter's
Tugak
Philadelphia
Washington
Uassidy
Stroadsburg
Armour and O
Fife
Mrs. Cassidy
Btroudshure
Marriage Notice From Frerkyville Evening Vows
In Frerkyville at the bride’s mother home Mrs Sarah Co Robert son a small gathering witnessed the marriage of Wil Mam Ek Francis of Olyphant and Miss Stace M youngest daughter of the
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Frerkyville
Sarah Co Robertson
Wil- Mam Ek. Francis
Olyphant
Mies Stace M
Peckville Couple Wed in Evergreen Ceremony
The wedding of William Robertson of Peckville and Miss Clara Cordner was held in a beautified Evergreen area with laurel flowers. Rev. David Spencer officiated assisted by Hartman of Olyphant. The bride wore blue merino and the groom brick suit. The couple, well regarded, left for their wedding trip as friends wished happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Robertson
Peckville
Evergreen
David Spencer
J. D
Blakely
Willits HH
Hartman
Olyphant
Gian
Clara BR
Cordner
Hinkdof
Mir
Mire
Fravels
Dunmore Couple Wed in Presbyterian Church Sunset
At Butler Street Dunmore Rev W F Gibbons united Phoebe Daglert and Samuel McCracken of West Beranton in marriage The bridesmaid Anna Powell and Arch McCracken brother of the groom stood with them The ceremony featured Lohengrin march and Hearts and Flowers piano piece The bride wore muslin de sprite over cream satin with lace The bridesmaid wore pink grenadine and a gold chain and locket was given The couple depart for a wedding tour to Philadelphia Atlantic City Washington and beyond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorge Maglert
Butler Street
Dunmore
W. PF. Gibbons
Ehurch
Phoebe Daglert
Samuel McCracken
West Beranton
Anna Powell
Arch McCracken
Genevieve Besecker
Catherine Alermets
Olivacter Hive
Metrack
West Scranton
Duark
Pithidelmhbie
Athintic City
Washington
Marriage of Conrad W. Lots and Miss Emily Vans
Conrad W. Lots of Agwell Court wed Miss Emily Vans of South Main Avenue in a morning ceremony at the bride’s father J. J. Vans home. The First Welsh Baptist pastor Trey Hopkins officiated as Mrs Dr. B. Thomas played the wedding march, with the couple unaccompanied. They plan to reside at 22 South Main Avenue after a wedding luncheon and will tour New York before settling into married life. The bride is active in the First Welsh Baptist church and the groom is a noted bookbinder and member of the Electric City Wheelmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad W. Lots
Agwell Court
Emily Vans
South Main Avenue
J. J. Vans
Dr. B. Thomas
Trey, D. D. Hopkins
First Welsh Baptist Church
New York
Mleetrle City Wheelmen
Couple Ties Knot in Minooka Church Ceremony
WIT Kelly of West Leninton married Miss Sarah Kenny of Pittston Avenue in St. Joseph's church Minooka by Rev T A Rea. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Padison and groom by John Shaughnessy. A reception followed at the bride's mother's home. They plan to reside in West Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Kelly
West Leninton
Sarah Kenny
Pittston Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
T T. A. Rea
Mary Padison
John Shaughnessy
Nate
West Scranton
Local Lawyers and Officials Mentioned in Fragmentary Report
The text mentions Attorney Arthur Dinks and George Wall at a Penn Ant i Insurines convention in Philadelphia, plus Superintendent Wyop Hensen and Adelbert Trius with family health concerns. It lists travel across multiple cities from Here to Chicago Denver San Francisco Los Angeles Phoenix Ark New Orleans Washington Philadelphia New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Dinks
Sumer
Biuwen Lete
Philadelphie
Adelbert Trius
Lenelots
United States
Chileno
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pheents
Ark
New Orleans
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Toni Siggalia
Fifteenth Concert of Serane Ton Symphony Society
The Serane ton Symphony Orchestra announces its fifteenth concert at the Lyceum on Monday evening June 8. Conductor Hemberger leads soprano Miss Dirtee Spencers and pianist Charles Doers. program includes Beethoven and Gounod selections, arias from various operas, and humorous Bach style pieces. The concert opens early morning and features an array of orchestral and vocal works.
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Seraneton Symphony Orchestr Society
Lyceum
Sapom
Hemberger
Miss Dirtee Spencers
Charles Doers
Lhe Nogerarmine
Bethoven
Ludwig Vaan Optt
Symphonis Nao
Mejor Allegra Wivaiee
Eoin Bee
Milagro Belemanito
Perna de Mbenuccio
Atlegare Wiwaee
Gounod Chharrtoss
Voritine
Thomas
Ambroise
Rominee
Frances
Spencer
Oclw
Blogblod
Bach
Chiydin
Momit
Wendi
Meusenet
Oper
Miss Spencer
Competitive Patriotic Entertainment Winners Planned at Waverly Church
An event titled Competitive Patriotic Entertainment will honors prizes for declamation recitation mixed chorus male chorus solo drum corps music and drill at a prelude program at the Waverly Methodist Church on Thursday evening July 3 1902. Details and entries directed to Secretary Men’s League box 168 Waverly Pa. Advertisement notes Pillow Tops marked down for the month of June at Bevans 112 Wyoming Ave.
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Priges
Tate
Pee Chltson
Waverly Methodist Church
Waverly Pa
Bevans
Wyoming Ave
Clark Florist Moves to 204 Washington Avenue
Clark Florist has relocated to 204 Washington Avenue, moving next door to the former stove shop location.
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Washington Aves
New theory in the Quinn murder case
A long disputed theory centers on an unknown Black man as the likely killer of Mary Quinn. The narrative reconstructs the assault in yard by yard detail, placing the crime near Luverne street and a lane by a field, with a club and a thornapple hedge as key elements, and tracks the murderer’s movements and actions after the kill.
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Quinn
Mary Quinn
Dragons
W Lreiker
Hampton
Hyde Park
Murderer Fled Through Hampton Branch Road Near Sloan
Witnesses described a black suspect fleeing along a branch road past Lingernee Street and toward the Sloan area after the assault on Mary Quinn. Police critics noted lack of bloodhounds and ongoing crowd attention at the Quinn residence and scene, with a $500 reward discussed but not decided.
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Veroga
Delaware Lickawanna
Hinton
Sloan
Hampton
Roundwoods
Taylor Borough
Otto Shilling
W. L. Connell
Public Safety
F. L. Wormer
No Repair Clause in City Pavement Contract
City Solicitor Watson drafts the pavement contract for Court street Diamond avenue and Providence Road. The document lacks a maintenance provision to keep the pavement in repair for a stated period, unlike most similar contracts.
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Court Street
Diamond Avenue
Providence Road
Watson
June Mood Guide for Nervous or Irritable Feelings
A compact notes listing June concerns and tips for people feeling nervous despondent sleepless irritable or out of sorts. It outlines seasonal energy shifts and practical steps to seek calm rest and balance during the month.
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Health Boosts in June
The ad proclaims June as the month to enjoy nature with Paine's Celery Compound, claiming it cures nervousness insomnia despondency and irritability. It asserts thousands gain rugged health and vigor, restoring energy to enjoy "Heaven's best gifts" through the medicine.
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Paine
Paving Contracts Recalled From City Ledger
The city adopts a policy aligning with a Supreme Court ruling that property owners are not liable for pavement repairs. Future contracts will omit repair clauses, reducing city exposure to disputes over assessments as North Main Avenue paving nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Lackawanna offers reward for 1902 Keyser Valley murder
The County of Lackawanna will pay 500 dollars to whoever secures the arrest and conviction of the party or parties responsible for the death of Mary Quinn in Keyser Valley Scranton on the night of June 3 1902. Commissioners J A Jones County Controller and Dr L M Gates note the details and office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Lackawanna
Mary Quinn
Keyser Valley
Scranton
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Sloan Patch
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