Many to Graduate at St Cecilia’s Academy and St Thomas College
Twenty graduates at St Cecilia’s academy will hold exercises on Wednesday June 25 in St Thomas College hall with a large program. Names cover Academic Commercial Book-keeping courses and include Josephine Larrivee Anne Wane Helenuw Wahl and many Scranton Wilkes Barre and Archbald residents. St Thomas College expects about ten graduates with Bachelor of Science degrees and a Rev Anthony Broderick address. The School of the Lackawannie class day follows with sixteen graduates and a program listing May Logan Henriettta Harris and others including Arthur C Florey Homer Rice and M A Phillips with a planned class day roles.
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St. Cecilia's Academy
St. Thomas’ College Hill
Josephine Larrivee
Willliamsport
Anne Wane
White Thiven
Helenuw Wahl
Agnes Diskin
Miuisuret Niland
Lillian Charke
Catherine Brown
Catherine Lynott
Margaret (Vlkin
Mary Fahey
Stdle Padden
Anna O'Connor
Mairy Chirke
Scranton
Thomias W. Carroll
Dushore
Henrietta Gibbons
Avoow
Genevleve McCormack
Hallstead
Catherine McNally
Wilkes Barre
Michel Mulherin
Taylor
Alice O'Connor
Sal White Mills
Maury Spellman
Archbald
Agnes Curtin
Agnes Gerrity
Myles Gibbons
Mary Currell
Helen Clarkson
Julie McGraw
Telen Moran
Emma Mulebone
Catherine Murphy
Margret Noone
Anni O'Malley
Margaret Ruddy
Scrantean
Ilenry O' Boyle
St. Thomas College
St. Thomas College Hall
Anthony Broderick
Montrose
School of the Lackawannie
Cloys
May Logan
Henrietta Harris
Arthur C. Florey
Albert S. Freedman
Burton G. Morss
Atherton Bowen
Homer ©. Rice
John F. Kelly
Stanley EB
Dolph
M.A. Phillips
Howard P. Protheroe
Harold GL
McAskie
Ernest T. Coollidge
Joseph G. Alexander
Paul IK
Holgate
Harry A. Loan
Freedman
M. A. Phillips
Homer
Rice
Pictures Improve with New Artificial Light Machine
Pictures as good as daylight exposur es secured by Schriever with aid of the new artificial light machine. Sittings held every Saturday evening from 7.20 to 10 with no extra charge.
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Schriever
Hanley Delivers Fresh Bread and Cake Daily
Hanley at 420 Spruce promotes home delivery of bread and cake by wagon amid high temperatures and coal shortages. Orders placed will be brought to your door daily.
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Hanley
Elks Carnival to Feature Esau the Wonder Ape
Director General Frank C. Bostock announces Esau the man monkey will headline the Elks Carnival. The creature, described as the most remarkable ape captured, wears clothes, eats at a table, smokes cigars, rides a bicycle, and acts in living pictures. A special building will be built on the pleasure plaza for Esau.
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Frank C. Bostock
Bostock Ferari Aggregation
Esau
Him
Baltimore
Zoo
A New Art Shop Opens in Scranton by Charles Griffin
The Griffin Art Shop at 211 Washington avenue opens with a gallery of real pictures and a rare collection of Vases from Royal Bonn Lenox Tarn Teplitz Hohemla Art Pottery Roseville Pottery and Tiffany Glass. The studio offers burnt wood pyrography lessons and a photographic gallery led by Griffin himself.
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Scranton
Charles L. Griffin
Mainy
Phe Griffin, Art Co
Thifein
Washington Avenue
Griffin
Royal Bonn
Lenox
Tarn
Teplitz
Hohemla
Art Pottery
Roseville Pottery
Tiffany Glass
Dandlord
Myr. Griffin
Miss Le Vay Chooses Summer Millinery Line in New York
In New York City Miss Le Vay selects a midsummer millinery line. The Tribune notes a forthcoming announcement in next Tuesday’s issue.
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le Vay
New York
New York City
Tribune
Hanley’s Creamery Ad Touts Tops for Your Table
The note promotes Hanley’s creamery at 420 Spruce Street with phone contact for orders. It emphasizes quality and urges readers to choose Hanley’s for meals and tables.
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Hanley's
Spruce Street
Second Month Starts With Shifts in Standings
Albert Freedman nears Maxwell Shep herd for fourth place as The Tribune notes educational content progress. Oscar Kipp leads in points for the month while Lee Culver improves his standing. Don Capwell returns for the first time and Louis Gere of Brooklyn falls below the limit line.
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Albert Freedman
Maxwell Shepherd
The
Tribune
Oscar Kipp
Lee Culver
Don C. Capwell
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Scranton Area Contest Standings Show Player Points
The standing lists 33 contestants with team affiliations and points. Notable names include Charles Burns Wandling 203 and A J Kellerman Scranton 226. Other participants span Scranton Forest City Hallstead Elmhurst Belleville and Providence with varying scores.
Educational Contest heats up with June prizes in reach
The Tribune reports progress in its Educational Contest as eight contestants including Rodriguez Kellerman Freedman Kipp Thompson Kresge Culver and Capwell boost scores. Freedman nears Shepherd for fifth and trails Kipp by 18 points for fourth. Culver rises two spots while Capwell new to the list starts twenty seventh prompting the dropping of Gere from the published rankings.
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the Tribune
Messrs. Rodriguez
Kellerman
Freedman
Kipp
Thompson
Kresge
Culver
Don C. Capwell
Scranton
Albert Freedman
Maxwell Shepherd
Oscar Kipp
Elmhurst
Lee Culver
Springville
Capwell
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Hotel Dennis Representative to Visit Jermyn Hotel
Walter J. Busby proprietor of the Hotel Dennis announces a visiting representative will be at the Jermyn in the city Thursday and Friday next week to show hotel plans and answer Atlantic City inquiries. Availability is 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 8 p.m. to 6 p.m. and 7:40 to 9:00 p.m. each day.
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Oakford
Raymond Courts
Morgan
Jessup
Marshall & Similth
Davis
Peters
Delaware
Findson
Kizer's Pond
Wuld
Iing Ais
Delaware and Hudson
Penn Avenue
Keyser Valley
Day
Skellinger
Walter J. Busby
Dennis
Atlantic City
Jermyn
Doctor L M Cates Office and Residence Notice
Dr L M Cates lists office and residence at Madison Avenue and Mulberry Street with hours 1 50 to 3 and 7 to 9 p m. Appears as a local professional notice indicating availability and contact points.
Ice Cream Guarantee With Every Hanley Order
Pure Materials offers a guarantee with every order placed by Hanley at 420 Spuuce Street, promising satisfaction on ice cream purchases.
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Hanley
Spuuce Street
Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Golf in Scranton
A birth announcement from Scranton dated June 5 reports the arrival of a child to Mr and Mrs Joseph Golf of Sut Cupouse avenue. The notice notes the newborn’s gender as male and provides parental names and residence.
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OOPF
Scranton
Wid
Joseph Golf
Sut Cupouse Avenue
Von
There Is Hope for the Wasted in Paine’s Celery Compound
A testimonial from Alice Terry Wood of Helena Montana praises Paine's Celery Compound for restoring strength and appetite, claiming the remedy halted wasting diseases during June. The letter asserts relief from nervousness sleeplessness rheumatism and heart trouble after four bottles and credits renewed vigor and good health.
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Paine
Phelp
Mia
Alice Terry Wood
Highland Street
Helena
Mont
Faine
Five Hundred Dollar Reward in Mary Quinn Death Case
The County of Lackawanna offers a 500 dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for Mary Quinns death in the night of June 2 1902 in Keyser Valley Scranton Pa. Also advertising stewing meat prices and local services.
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County of Lackawanna
Mary Quinn
Keyser Valley
Scranton
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Washington Market
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