Miss Minnie Snyder Weds Frederick Hagen in Quiet Ceremony
The wedding took place yesterday at Marys Church with Rev Peter Christ officiating. Attendants included bridesmaids Miss Lateyn Snyder and Miss Willie Gidubo, while Miss Margaret Hagen was the maid of honor and Brother of the groom served as best man. The couple resides at 27 Cugpentse Avenue with a reception at the bride’s home on Stone Avenue.
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Minnie Snyder
Frederick Hagen
Afelowk
Mary's Church
Peter Christ
Tie Church
Mendelssehirs
Th. Ackerman
Lev Fither
Christ
Chaptel
Lateyn Snyder
Hemor
Willie Gidubo
Lena Bivgen
Alfeel Thigen
Bestanman
Witla Ci
Imhuret
Moe
Mars
Hiagen
Rosalie Harris
Pinesireet
Frieda Bo Harris
N. 8. Packard
Syracuse
N. Y
Rev. A. & Angpacher
Linden Street Temple
Miss Harris
Mr. Packard
Wedding Dinner Sets Tone for Creterer Waldner Nuptials
A wedding dinner was served in Creterer Waldner as Mr and Mrs Packard left for New York to begin a continental voyage. They will return in September to establish housekeeping in Syracuse. Mrs Packard is well known and esteemed for her pleasing personality.
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Creterer Waldner
Packard
New York
Europe
Syracuse
Belne Tintve
Transit strike effects and ordination reports obscure
A garbled New York Evening Journal item intertwines a transit workers strike with disputed church ordinations. It mentions a former Central Federated Union official and Archbishop Mion of Philadelphia, plus priestly ordinations at Overbrook. The text is fragmentary and includes several typographical errors.
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New York Evening Journal
Aol
Dtlee
Aiicelte
Montden
Troy
Central Federated Union of New York
Uncertain Voyage Tatisine Heads North to Philadelphia
A fragmentary report notes Tatisine traveling north toward Philadelphia for a university commencement exercise and shooting event with Hobart Moore and others en route from Wet Springs Virginia to Lackiwanta.
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Tadelptvia
Svesterdin
Waterville
Lanier
Hobart Moore
Wet Springs
Compromise Efforts in President Jol Mitchell Libel Case
The criminal libel case of President Jol Mitchell of the United Mine Workers against editor Richard Little of the Scrantonian was listed but not heard. District Attorney Lewis said the matter was temporarily passed as settlement talks continued, with Mitchell and his lawyers Wilson and Martin meeting to draft terms for Little’s acceptance or rejection.
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Jol Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mditor
Richard Little
Scrantonian
Lewis
Mitchell
Vilson & Martin
Diter Line
Bt Charles
Tpinherty
Libor Windin
Prothonotary to Compile City Judgment List
The Prothonotary Copeland is assembling a full list of judgments against the city. Clerks have not yet completed the search but will work with the city controller to finalize the tally, with oldest debts first and a $16.00 appropriation exhausted. Estimates place total judgments between 100000 and 5000, some dates back to 1893.
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Copeland
Wyiley Solletter Watsom Co
Wheim
Taie Alpeddy
Lecture by Dr Pierce Draws Large Audience at Penn Avenue Baptist
Rev TD Robert Poy Pierce delivered an engaging talk on The Wonders of the World at Penn Avenue Baptist Church. The lecture highlighted travel experiences and sights from Europe and the Americas and featured impressive optical views for the audience.
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Robert Poy
Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Murope
North
South America
Three Closing Recitals by the Conservatory
The Conservatory will present its season closing recitals at the parish house on June 22, 25 at 8 p.m. Reserved seating diagrams will be available four days prior. Tickets may be obtained on application at the Conservatory.
Full Dress Suits and Accessories for Rent or Sale
A local ad promotes full dress suits for armory balls and other occasions. It advertises newest styles available for rent or purchase, with accompanying requisites such as ties shirts gloves and related items.
Committee Plans Armory Ball Illumination and Decor
General Committee met last night to finalize tasks for the Armory ball. Dignitaries will be escorted to the depot and entertained at the homes of reception members, with two thousand electric lights and extensive decorations planned for the Armory.
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Gener
Annery
Lord of Trade
O'Brien
A. BR. Mynen
George M. Hillstead
Ryd. Matthews
Joseph Levy
G. Coursen
FE. M. Stark
Conmid Schraeder
Public Survey
Wormser
J. Murray
Esa
GT. Slide
A. F P. Law
W. Howarth
H. A. Coursen
Alfred Hand
Pulton. Tlon
TH. MM. Edwarde
J. M. Boles
Campinioe
W. Oo Taylor
Flo W. Stilwell
Soliers
Abr. Taylor
St. Joseph's
Taylor
Conrad Schroeder
Cox Construction
Armory
Washington Avenue
Thawever
Attornney A
Colborn
Rifle Pit
Delayed Ceremony Ends With Surprising Wedding
In Scranton a magistrate halted a marriage between Edward Smith and Mary Harriet Jones after doubts over the bride’s age. The couple, aided by a dramatic entry by a man named Jack, were later wed by the magistrate after notifying the bride’s father. Relatives greeted the couple with a lively reception.
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Jarek
Nerney
Millar
Edward §. Smith
Mary Harriet Jones
Ewin S& Jones
Cedar Avenue
Ole
Tie
Ltmgele
Jack
Inick
Inquest Sheds Light On Brook Street Death
Coroner G W Roberts presided as an inquest into the death of Anthony Puntleat of Brook Street. Evidence showed he was killed alighting from a Scranton Buadlaw trolley car, the car at low speed, while attempting to reach the ground from the front end without signaling. Witnesses included motorman Thomas James and conductor A Masters among others. The jury found Puntleat died alighting from the front of the car without notifying the crew.
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GW. Roberts
Anthony Puntleat
Brook Street
Scranton
Muaike
Thomas James
A. Masters
Martin Keogh
Thomas Gardner
John Cullen
Richard Walsh
Gus Barrick
Martin Walsh
Thomas Mullen
Scranton Railway Company
Fred Young
Brof
Squier
Thomas Cheary
J. B. Mitchell
Alexander Thompson
J. F. McDonough
Pundval
Board of Trade Meeting Likely Last Until September
The regular June meeting of the Board of Trade will convene at noon Monday. A full attendance is expected as it may be the last session until September. The special committee assessing the strike situation is expected to report, with insiders hinting at a strong, decisive update from its members.
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Board of Wraide
Schwenker Surges to Lead as New Contestant Appears
Yesterday Schwenker made a great jump to first place while a new contestant enters the scene this morning. Miss Meredith falls to sixth place as Lafayette College coverage previews tomorrow's Tribune edition.
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Schwenker
Miss Meredith
Tribune
Lafayette College
Scranton area names listed with addresses in local table
A fragmented list shows individuals like Meyer Lewis Norma Mere dith Frank Kemmerer Vida Pedrick Wilhelmina Griffin Ray Buckingham W H Harris David Emery A C Griffis and E J Sheridan tied to Hyde Park Clark's Summit Providence Elmhurst and other local places.
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Norma Meredith
Hyde Park
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville Re
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
W. H. Harris
Hyde Parke
Wiicechslaw
David Oo. Emery
Wimmers
A. C. Griffis
Mont- Yoso Villans Tabee
Record breaker marks progress in Educational Con test
Yesterday set a new scoring high in the Educational Contest with Henry Schwenker scoring 40 to move near Meyer Tews who nears 200 points. Norma Meredith rises to sixth. new contestant I Sheridan from Hawley enters fourteen place. several others improve. Tonight ends the first month. tomorrow a feature on Fayette College appears. readers urged to join and obtain contest materials from Scranton Tribune.
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Mig I
Henry Schwenker
Meyer Tews
Mutck
Norma Meredith
Frank Kemmerer
Pedrick
I. Sheridan
Hawley
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Willian Miles
Hyde Park
Garfieldl Anderson
August Brunner
Carbondale
Miss Griffin
Providener
Tue Fayette College
Tribune
Holltur
Scranton Tribune
Samter Bros Advertises Full Dreas Suits and Rentals
The largest and best assortment is offered for purchase or rent at Samter Bros. Window display showcases the selection.
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Hige
Sumter Broscha
Samter Bros
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