Great Gorman's Retiring Sale of Bargains
Gorman announces a closing sale with stock to be disposed of quickly. Prices include 200 yards silk 21 cents, plaid silks 69 cents, wool cashmeres 5 to 12 cents, ladies hose and vests at a few cents, linens and chiffons discounted, and various fabrics at low, consistent prices. Doors open 8:30 am daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Ing. Am. Tobacco Co
Sugar Reg. Co
Chicago
Delaware
IL Central Ideas Ny
Nash
Manhattan
Pacific
Central Central
N.E
W. Seuss
N.Y
Phil & Read
Southern R. KR
Tenn, C
Ity Tex. Pacific
Pacific Mall
Gormian's Grand Depot Offers Nearby Medical Cure
Publicized medical advertisement for Reeves at 412 Spruce Street Scranton promises cures for impotence and related ailments using new methods. Claims include restoration of vitality memory and elimination of sexual and blood disorders with discreet confidential examinations daily 9 to 9 and Sundays 10 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Reeves
Bpruce Street
Scranton
Benin
Forest City Notes Add Local News and Events
Mrs John Bennett of Jermyn visits borough friends. Samuel Decker, killed at Dunmore, known in Forest City. Eight Enter prise Hose men train for tug of war at Anthracite park Carbondale June 20. Daughters of America cake walk at Higine hall June 18 with free admission featuring music recitals tableaux and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bennett
Jermyn
Samuel Decker
Dunmore
Forest City
Enterprise Hose Company
Anthracite Park
Carbondale
Order of Hibernians
E. B. Hadden
Wayne County
Daughters of America
Higgine’ Hall
Muale
Flag of the Free
F. Pencillon
Clark Knepp
Helen Dunler
Ethel Alexander
China
de Brown
H. L. Aldrich
Petree
Ida Carpenter
Pape
Clarence Knapp
H. F. Aldrich
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Recalled As Teething Aid
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Boothing Syrup has aided millions of mothers for over fifty years for teething and diarrhoea. It touts soothing gums reducing pain and wind, selling through druggists with a twenty five cent price and urging customers to ask for Shire Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Chicago Gas Dominates Wall Street Gains and Losses
Chicago Gas led the active stock list with quotes from 72 to 7444 with gains in Tennessee Coal and Iron while Chicago Gas fell 14 and Reading dropped. Total shares traded reached 119,000 as market tone varied across grains and commodities in New York and Toledo markets with oil and livestock prices steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Gas
Tennessee Coal and Tron
Tribune
G. d. B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
Industrial and transportation gains and coal market notes
The Cleveland Rolling Mill posts a 10 percent wage increase across departments as Carnegie Steel hits May records, shipping over 40 thousand tons. Pottsville Iron resumes its 65 inch mill after months idle. New Westinghouse motors will replace steam locomotives on the Manhattan Elevated with a third center rail, contract valued around 7 million. Erie, Lackawanna, and Delaware and Hudson report coal and market moves, while Pennsylvania railroad plans 100 thousand tons of steel rails and multi track upgrades between Jersey City and Pittsburgh. Anthracite output for the first week of June shows a drop from last year amid continued market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Carnegie Steel Works
Pottsville Iron Company
Westinghouse Electric
Manhattan Elevated
Erie Company
Buffalo
Lackawanna Company
Chicago
Tidewater
Delaware and Hudson Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Pittsburg
Weekly tonnage shifts across regions noted in report
The report compares weekly shipments totaling 90,112 tons the prior week with 36,871 tons for the week ended May 25 and 17,628 tons for May 18, and 784,082 tons for May 11. It notes a week before last aggregate decrease from Wyoming by 26,830 tons Lehigh by 29,950 tons and Schuylkill by 71,622 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lehigh
Schuylkill
Attempted death by own action in canal rescue near Van Bergan
William Moyles, an elderly worker from the Delaware and Hudson sand house, attempted to end his life by leaping into the canal near Van Bergan's foundry on Saturday afternoon but was saved. A series of local notices followed, including visits and meetings, with Carbondale losing to Neading at Anthracite Park and a serious Erie flyer collision with a Delaware and Hudson locomotive in the railroad yard, causing extensive damage and injuring the engineer Maester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Moyles
van Bergan
Moyles
Delaware and Hudson Sand House
C. R. Smith
B. L. Smith
Middleburg
Selin's Grove
Adamsburg
Carbondale
Anthracite Park
Nead- Ing
Be¢ore
Berean Baptist Church
Mozart Band
Lewaley
The
Young People's Baptist Union
Baltimore
Josephine Burr
North Church Street
Scranton
Erie Flyer
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
Eingineer Maester
Olyphant and Moosie Baseball Game Saturday Read
About 800 people witnessed a ball game on the Olyphant grounds Saturday afternoon. Olyphant lost 1 to 0 as McDermott started in topleth and was pulled for Walsh and Cleary in the fifth. Murphy, McDermott's replacement, did not prove effective. Kelly pitched well for the visitors. Miss Mamie Miller of Archbald has returned home after visiting town. The Ancient Order of Hibernians plans a Miles grove picnic on July 6. John Honan of Scranton and I Reed of Binghamton were in town on Saturday and Sunday respectively. Charles P. O Malley spent Sunday at his Dunmore street home. Isabelle Callender of the West Side attends Bucknell commencement. Miss Timlin of Dunmore visits town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
Moosie
McDermott
Topleth
Walsh
Cleary
Kelly
Mise Mamie Miller
Archbald
Order of Hibernians
Miles’ Grove
John Honan
Scranton
I. Reed
Binghamton
Charles ‘P. O'Malley
Dunmore Street
Isabelle Callender
West Side
Bucknell University
Timlin
Dunmore
Elderly East Street resident Frank Jury dies at home
Frank Jury, 1 years old, longtime East street resident and English immigrant who arrived before the Civil War, died Saturday morning at his home. He tended gardens and sold vegetables with wife nearby. Survived by wife, English brothers, and a nephew in Carbon Dale. Funeral 6 p.m. today at his home with Reverends Benjamin and Swift officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jury
East Street
Mr. Jury
England
Isaac Foster
Seeley
F. Young
Thomas
Portland
Oregon
Joseph Hawkins
Carbondale
Co. A. Benjamin
William Swift
A. W. Walkey
Jermyn
Honesdale
Buck Taylor
Fair Grounds
Monroe Wells
Princeton
Heart Lake Resort Opens as Highway Project Advances
The Heart Lake summer resort, run by Landlord Crofut, opens for the season with most rooms spoken for. An outdoor hop was held Friday night hosted by Professor Hanrahan of Binghamton. Perigo Lake is growing as a pleasure and fishing spot. Mrs. D W Hager died after a weeks long illness. A farm sign warns No hunting aloud on these premises. Strawberries in the area are reported very good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Lake
Crofut
Hanrahan
Binghamton
Perigo Lake
D. W. Hager
Fourth of July celebration posters spotted in town
Mrs G W Hornbaker and daughter from Scranton visit her parents on Academy Street. Longstaff Hose Company No 1 and Factoryville Keystone band put up posters for a grand Fourth of July celebration. Sweet Gardner of Scranton visits nephews here. Mrs Solomon Reynolds hosts her twin nieces the Minses Tiffany of Jermyn. Mrs F B Small and Laurae return from Pottsville. William Allen of Lestershire NY visits Rev H H Wilbur. Mrs H H Wilbur and Mrs C Wilton host the Ladies Ald society gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hornbaker
Scranton
Now Great South American Kidney Cure Claims Six Hour Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the Now Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy quickly eases pain in the bladder kidneys back and urinary passages for both men and women. It relieves water retention and pain during urination. Sold by C. M. Harrin Druggist 25 Penn Avenue Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harrin
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Waverly Social Notes Highlight Visits and Funerals
The Waverly column records visits by Henry White of Scranton to his brother G H White, and James J White of Patterson visiting John and Mrs Miller. It notes entertainment by the Ladies Aid at the Methodist Episcopal church with a farce and supper, and reports multiple funeral attendances for Mrs Samuel Whaling and Justice of Peace James H McAlpine with hymns and interment at Hickory Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry White
Scranton
G. H. White
James J. White
Patterson
N. J
John Miller
C. H. Mumford
New York City
H. Batley
B. RB. Cowles
Irene
W. C. Cowles
James G. Cowles
Providence
Samuel Whaling
A. Reynolds
F H. Parson
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Bergen Browe
Baptist Church
Jesus
Parton Stone
W. BR
Finch
Watson Stone
Mieses Grace
Frankie Winehell
Fanny Sherman
Mia
FY HW
Parama
PF. A. Parker
Samuel Bailey
Theodore Stone
Charles Hall
Sterling Bedford
N. Douglass Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church Cemetery
The
I H. Parson
Methol
Episcopal Church
Ruth Perry
Ida Miller
Frank Baley
A. L. Thayer
Nicholson
Paradise
A.L. Thayer
Hickory Grove
Joseph Pelham
N. Douglas Smith
George Perry
J. P. Coult
John L. Stone
Clementine
Frank
Fordham
Plateton
Bell
William 8. Capwell
Bloomsburg
Herbert J. McAlpine
Montrose
L. van Buskirk
Sleeta Sagendorf
Printing for Grocers and Circulars by The Tribune Office
Printing for grocers circulars cards books and letter heads done well at The Tribune office to help sell goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Marvelous Cures Claim by Dr F B Smith Helped Mrs Krueger
Mrs Annie Krueger of Dunmore recounts a dramatic recovery after magnetic treatments by Dr F B Smith at 312 Wyoming Ave. She states she was crippled for two years with swollen joints and severe pain before relief began after the first treatment and she could walk across the room within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Krueger
Drinker Street
Dunmore
F. J. Smith
Wyoming Avenue
Tod P.m. Daily
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Sale
Gormian
Grand Depot
DR. Reeves
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanwa Avenue
Té&v
State Dairy
Maine
Weatern
Salie
Pennsylvania
Toledo
Chicago Livestock
Philadelphia
Oil City
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Firat National Bank ii
Green Ridge Lumber Co
Lackawanna Lumber Co
Lacka, Trust & Safe
Avinga Baril - Scranton Jar Ace Curtain
Beranton Third National Hunk
Thuron Coal Land Co
Wnee Scranton Axle Works
Beranton Glass Co
National Boring &Driling Co
Beneranton Jar & Stopper Co
Geekson Manufacturing Co
Tig Locka
Montrowe R. Roa
Springbrook Water Co
Os Teeemhurat Mowlevard
Anthracite Land & Imp
Scranton Trection Co
Madison’ ‘Avenue
Scranton Glass Co
Rushbrook Coal Co
Scranton Arle ‘Works
Beranton Nae
New Milford
Waverly
F. B. Smith
Wyoming Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Jersey
W. G. Skinner
Wakefield
Mass
Hood
W.G
Hood’s
Lene Ave
CUT Price Store
OLD Stand
Scranton, PK
Aine Gil
Nottingham
Tambour
Irish Point
Brussels
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Dickson Manufacturing
Anton and
Wilkes-Barre, PA
Menufseterers
Mattings
Scents S Yard
Economy Furniture CO
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