Bertha Powell to Wed Frank Fuller at Second Presbyterian
A large wedding is planned in the city as Miss Bertha Powell and Frank Fuller will marry at the Second Presbyterian Church at 4 o clock. The reception follows at the bride’s parents home on Linden Street. Miss Helen Powell is among the bridesmaids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Powell
Frank Fuller
Second Presbyterian Church
David W. Powell
Linden Street
Helen Powell
Grace Birdsall
Frederic Staff
Philadelphia
Isabel Birdsal
Honesdale
Fiester
Grace Sanderson
H. C. Sanderson
Ray Fuller
Elizabeth Sanderson
Howard Fuller
Susan McMahon
New York
Velver
Easton
Helen Hand
Ama Burns
Raymond Sanderson
Floyd Fuller
Scranton
Yetter
Stonecipher
Bixler
Reed
Scranton Bridal Parties and Upcoming Weddings
A parade of Scranton society events features numerous weddings and engagements. Miss Gertrude Sprague hosts a fourteen cover dinner for the bridal party at the Scranton club, while Miss Powell and Miss Birdsall arrange gatherings. The journal notes Miss Mary Jones and Frank Brownell Ward wedding plans in Buffalo and Olyphant, with multiple bridesmaids and ushers named. The piece also lists Katharine Kennedy and Janet Dickson wedding invitations and a special Lackawanna train for the June 25 ceremony at Braeside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Fuller
Gertrude Sprague
Scranton Club
Miss Powell
Miss Laudenberg
New York
Helen Powell
Elizabeth Bunnell
Miss Spragie
Miers Anna Hand
Frank C. Fuller
M. B. Fuller
W. J. Torrey
James Blair
WI Powell
Theodore Fuller
Dr. Fellman
Bethlehem
Mr. Fuller
Milas Anne Hand
James P. Dickson
Janet
Everett Tolles
Braeside
Dalton
Lackawanna
Personal visits noted among Philadelphia and Port Jervis residents
Mrs. Joseph Lamorello of Philadelphia visits her sister Mrs. John Burke of Green Ridge. Mrs. J A Rogers of Sayre visits her daughter Mrs. A L Derry of Harrison Avenue. L B H Foley telegraph superintendent on the Lackawanna railroad was in the city yesterday. Miss Carolyn Van Wormer of Port Jervis N Y visits her sister Mrs. Adel Moore of Ridge Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lamorello
Philadelphia
John Burke
Green Ridge
J. A. Rogers
Sayre
A. L. Derry
Harrison
L. BH. Foley
Lackawiaunne
Carolyn van Wormer
Port Jervis
N. Y
Adel Moore
Ridge Row
Orphans Court Rules on Bridget Cassidy Estate
Judge A A Vosburg ruled the estate of Bridget Cassidy be distributed to her children Mary McGuigan and Wilhy Chieldy with 354.07 from her late husband estate. Preferred claims include William Koch Jr undertaker Dr P D Jones Son and B Voorhees and attorney C Comegys. Disallowed claim against Margaret Kelly. Remaining balance to Cassidy siblings and their children. An order sets next Saturday 10 a m for accounting in Ann OBrien estate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Vosburg
Bridget Cassidy
Mary McGuigan
Wil- Hwy Chieldy
William Koch, Jr
PD. Jones & Son
H. Voorhees
C. Comegys
Margaret Kelly
There is Something Doing at Samter Bros in Suit Sale
The $10 suit sale at Samter Bros continues after two weeks with constant activity. Clerks stay busy and hundreds of customers have been pleased by the promotion. The campaign backs the advertising manager's claim that there is something doing at Samter Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samer Bros
Samter Bros
Turbulent Third District Democratic Convention Clashes
In the Third Legislative district convention at the St Charles hotel factions led by John Coyne and Martin Judge clashed over credentials and rules. Police were called as delegates fought, injuries reported including Wm Burke and M J OToole, and Coyne and Richards each received 21 votes for delegates with Pattison backed by a party rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Third Legislative District
St. Charles
William Burke
Yee
Temple
Michael Lydden
Minooka
M. J. O'Toole
Scranton
Ee Nolan
Lackawanna
Hrie
John J. Coyne
Martin Judge
Democratic Party
Marquis of
Queensbury
W. W. Baylor
Baylor
Edward Jordan
Martin
John Coyne
Coyne
Judge
Frank R. Coyne
Old Forge
Patrick Mulherin
Taylor
Frank IR. Coyne
Mr. Mulherin
Mke
Judge People
Ike
C. J. Richards
Ransom
W. P. Litts
North Abington
Martin McDonough
O'Toole
David Parry
Tom Evans
Millar
William Boyce
Vincent Dougherty
Richards
Litts
McDonough
Robert B. Pattison
John P. Quinnan
Bluffer
Crook
Trottor
Second District Democrats Hold Unanimous St Charles Convention
The Second district Democrats met at St. Charles in an unusually tame evening session with no divisions on any question. Delegates elected included Joseph O'Brien and Sheriff C H Schadt, with alternates Honan Melvin Ruddy and Donahoe. Pattison for governor was unanimously endorsed. Numerous district Democrats attended, including J J O'Boyle, J P Maloney, D J Roche, Ferguson Sweeney, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Joseph O'Brien
C. H. Schadt
John J. Fahey
John Gibbons
P. J. Honan
T. C. Melvin
M. J. Ruddy
Thomas A. Donahoe
Tellers
Campbell
Martin Ferguson
Andrew O'Harae
Morgan Sweeney
Jefferson Cleary
D. J. Roche
Mark Cadden
Charles Conrad
Messrs
Ferguson
Sweeney
J. J. O'Boyle
J. P. Maloney
Peter Gerrity
John J. Loftus
John Fitzsimmons
T. J. Roche
Dr. J. Campbell
John M. Corbett
John BF. Conry
John Hannaway
C. J. Conrad
Willam C. Kline
Patrick Ryan
John EF. Quinnan
McNally
P. J. Buckley
C. H. Schaudt
D. J. Reedy
Charles Graf
T. J. Hanley
PB. J. Hickey
W. Kirchoff
Stephen Cleary
T. Ruddy
P. F. Flaherty
Mark J. Cadden
Py Honan
Flag Day Proclamation Read In Scranton
City Recorder W L Connell issues a Flag Day proclamation urging Scranton residents to display the flag on Saturday June 12 1909 and instruct children on the flag origin history and significance. School board committee backs Play Day framing and urges decorations on school and public buildings. Pamphlets with both proclamations will be distributed to students tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
School Board
W. L. Connell
Special School Board Committee
City Recorder
City Mall
Scranton
Congress of the United States
American Plug Association
Elttens
Congress
United States
American Flag Association
Scranton Board of Control
The
Ree
John Gibbons
T. J. Jennings
William J. Mand
Violent Strike Turmoil Hits Lackawanna Coal Field
A mob of about 200 strikers, largely Italians, attacked Wilkes-Barre engineers leaving the William A colliery at Lackawanna. Shots were fired as they fled toward Duryea, while watchmen were harassed. Sheriff Schadt intervened and dispersed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
William A
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lackawanna
Duryea
Sheriff Schadt
William Stott
President’s investigation sparks tense arbitration stance
Local representatives cautioned that the president’s inquiry may not end the conflict. They noted President Truesdale of the Lackawanna said operators would not submit to arbitration or outside interference, signaling potential continued tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truesdale
Lackawanna
Superintendents Meet at Guernsey Hall Convention
Twenty seven district superintendents of the International Text Book company attend the annual convention in Guernsey hall. Delegates travel from Nova Scotia to California for two sessions daily through tomorrow night. L A Lauers heads the Chicago district with many field men and collectors under him. Thomas J Foster and Mr Sauers presided at sessions. The group discussed expansion strategies and exchanged business ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Text Book Company
Guernsey Hall
Nova Scotia
California
L. A. Lauers
Chicago
Thomas J. Foster
Mr. Sauers
Scranton Business College Desirable Position Ad
Philadelphia June 6 1909 Scranton Business College seeks a bright Smith operator for a Catawissa Pa mine area. Buck Whitmore requests a good stenographer to the general superintendent with growth prospects and a $60 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Scranton Business College
Catawissa
Bright Smith
Buck & Whitmore
Reward Offered for Mary Quinn Murder Case in Scranton
The County of Lackawanna offers a five hundred dollar reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the death of Mary Quinn in Keyser Valley Scranton Pa on the night of June 2, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Lackawanna
Mary Quinn
Keyser Valley
Scranton
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Penn. Central Brewing CO
Clark and Snover CO
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Hardenbergh
Baby
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Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
New
Progres
the People's Bank
Tomy
Eoer
J. Mred Penninatol
Mary Jones
Frank Brownell Ward
Buffalo
Edward Jones
Olyphant
G. B. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
B. ¥. Hammond
Jeanette Jones
Mabel Leonard
Thomas F. Leonard
Quin?ey Avenue
William J. Shean
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. A. O'Reilly
Dora McLalin
Dunmore
F. L. McGraw
W. M
William DeWitt Kennedy
Katharine
William Sherman
Newport
Rhode Island
Rosehurst
Fersonal
Judge Vosburg
Cassidy Estate
Samter's
Scrantonian
Second District
Schadt
Keck
Pittston
Carbondale
Nicholls
No. 10
Collery
Erle Company
Colonel Keck
J. L. Cake
Clear Spring Coal Company
Burgess Foster
West Pittston
Ferry Bridge
Exeter
Northwest
Simpson
Connolly
Roosevelt
E. G
Coursen
Pennsylvania
John J. Durkin
John Penman
J. Courier Morris
E. A, Jones
Manhattan
Wilson Bros
Eclipse Brands
Spruce Street
Dickson
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Washington
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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