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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1901
Page
5
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Alderaan Joli T. Wowe de iin Pialfade heads a Red Men convention. Frank To Hooeley and others travel from Newark and other cities for the event. Miss Martie Maloy graduates at Washington De an. Philip J. Vetter returns to New York City after graduation. Roberta resigns as deputy collector of internal revenue to take a city post. Brisk attendance expected at Young Men's Christian Association jubilee in Boston.
The Grace Re formed Episcopal Church issues resolutions mourning Bishop Nicholson. They express sorrow for his death, praise his leadership, and acknowledge twenty years of service. Pastor George P. Alrich will attend the funeral as church representative. a memorial sermon is planned for Sunday the 25th.
City council weighs resolution to name city solicitor as intervener in Conrad Schroeder v. Scmollen Gas and Water company case challenging ordinance establishing water rates. Several councilmen back intervention to aid the city’s interest while contending the move could affect the demurrer and delay trial.
City Engineer Joseph P. Phillips seeks City Solicitor Watson’s opinion on employing an additional inspector for the North Main avenue pavement and charging his salary to property owners along the improvement. Watson will respond today after reviewing the paving ordinance passed by the council.
The School of the Lackawanna holds a Thursday afternoon commencement with graduates listed including Miss Alden Knapp Powell Bessell Connell Taimmlick and others. Conservatory closing recitals are set at the Parish house on June 1 at 8 PM June 22 at 4 PM and June 28 at 7 PM with tickets obtainable at the conservatory.
Local shop offers the latest full dress suits and accessories for armory balls and other events. Includes new ties shirts gloves and related items from Ramer Bros with a note on Pocono cigar branding.
The article ties D. J. Keefe president of the International Association of Longshoremen to the enigmatic M W Guernsey a Harrisburg registered figure linked to UMW strike talks. Keefe recounts secret meetings with Mitchell at Valley House and the ruse used with telegraphic messages and false names to keep Guernsey hidden amid a press pursuit in Scranton Harrisburg Wilkes Barre and Chicago with O Keefe denying knowledge of Guernsey.
The Crystal Hose company marked its twenty eighth anniversary with a banquet at Elks cafe on Mrinklin avenue. Attorney A J Colborn presided as toastmaster with speeches by Former Recorder James Moir Dr A N Dunnell Dr P F Gunter County Auditor P L W Cos tello School Controller O B Schriefer and Chief Engineer I W Zigelmann. A large attendance included Former Recorder Moly D J News man P L O W Roll and many others. Charles EK Trapp chaired the arrangements committee with Robert Willard David Martin George Robling and A J Fahrenholt helping.
Mrs M J Lavin died this morning at 2 o clock at the family residence on Lackawanna street Olyphant. The funeral notice will appear later. The largest and best assortment will be found in this store whether you want to purchase or rent See our window display Samter Bros
An old advertisement touts a remedy that claims to break up a head cold in 24 hours with no work interruption. It also asserts prevention if taken at first symptoms and lists price as 50 cents, sold by all druggists.
Miss Pedrick leads a trio in a contest whose tie breaks as Miss Ward of Olyphant starts yesterday. The second quarter of the competition begins, highlighting a shift in standings and ongoing rivalry among the participants.
The Education Contest enters its second quarter with 16 weeks total. Leaders Meyer Lewis and Henry Schwenker push the top, while many entrants from Scranton and Carbondale, including Garfield Anderson and August Brunner Jr., vie for final rewards as the field tightens.
William Miles and Anderson of Carbondale near a century mark but fail to cross yesterday. Frank Kemmerer places sixth with a margin of one. Mise Pedrick seventh. Mise Meredith west. Miss Jennie Wardoof Olyphant near fourteenth. Advertise fourth page for more contest details and to obtain a booklet on scholarships and subscription blanks from Monitor Educational Contest Scranton Tribune.
The Pomilar Punch remains the top selling cigar brand while customers seek Kelly's union crackers alongside their purchase. Market notes indicate steady demand for both items amid lingering brand loyalty.
A slate of officers is announced with T. A. Watres as President and AL Krupp as Vice President. Vi Pree A. H. McClintock and Malph Ss Hull are listed as officers including a Trust Officer role.
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