Personal notes from Boston and New York social visits
A list of residents and visitors including Cora Decker in Boston for library carrels, Harriet Hopkins session attendees in Boston, Mr and Mrs Fred C Whitte and Mrs White at Jermyn, Judge John Welle, William Nelly, John J Loftus embarking on a Middle West tour, Mrs M Tibo visiting New York, and several families at Madison Avenue and William Street homes. Also mentions commencement at Mountsathola Brune Normal School, David Jones family vacation plans, Miss Mary Cornelius at Guernsey cottage, Miss Carol van Wormer leaving Port Jefferson, Grace Parla visiting her sister, Christine Fellows at Cornell with Eugene Fellows Jr graduating, and a Princeton tutoring ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Decker
Boston
Carrels
Beston
Fred C. Whitte
Ms. White
O' Hawley
Jermyn
John 2 Welle
Willaim Nelly
John J. Loftus
Middle West
Mary A
Willaims
Ligsie
Willaam Street
Muntasthola Brune Normal School
Teo
David Jones
Bouth Jineoath Avenue
Fir Baghead
Wales
Mary J. Cornelius
Mikal
Guernsey Cottage
Ariel
Airs
I. G. Webb
Madison Avenue
Caralyn van Wormer
Port Jervis
New York
Adel Moore
Grace Parla
Virginia
W. J. Crombc
South
Christine Fellows
Ithaca
Cornell University
Euegene Fellows, Jr
Public Day at Oral School Highlights Silent Learners
The article notes no graduates at the Pennsylvania Oral School this year, substitutes public day for graduation, and praises ten-year curriculum for deaf children aged three to six. It commends Miss Brown and staff, including Miss Ballou, Miss Church, Miss King, and others, for patient teaching and remarkable progress amid poverty and illness challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Oral School
Oral School
Ale
Brown
Miss Church
Miss King
Michards
Missen Conner
Misa Bullou
Miss Peck
Miss Williams
Nine Year Old Boy Found Chained in Barn
Mrs. W. B. Duggan and Mounted Officer Perry found nine year old Ed die Crample chained in a rear barn after being kept since Sunday for stealing twenty five cents. The boy showed signs of severe beating and neglect before being released and taken to police headquarters. Father Michael Crample was jailed on charges of assault cruelty to children with bail set at eight hundred dollars. He was later arraigned and a plan for the boy’s removal to an educational institution was arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Duggan
Associated Charities
Perry
Eddie Crample
East Mountain
Cramples Ave
Elm Street
Hawks
Ruddy
Crample
Langstaff Kelly Contested Election Payment Notice
County commissioners will pay witnesses in the Langstaff Kelly contested election case. Payments for Scranton residents in wards two and three are set for Thursday June 19 1902 and for wards four to six on Friday June 20 1902. Additional localities to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirot
Scranton
Brown
Green
Widow Gray's
Lackawanna County Liquor Dealers to Meet Before Convention
A letter invites Lackawanna County liquor dealers to a regular meeting at Manane Hall 220 Lackawanna Avenue at 2 50 p m Friday June 20 1902. The gathering aims to arrange for the upcoming convention and is billed as the last meeting before it. Signed by Fred Dilcher President M P Riley Secretary Dr Lindabury Surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manane Hall
Lackawanna Avenue
Fred Dilcher
M. P. Riley
Reward for capture in shooting of employee in Olyphant
A reward of one thousand dollars will be paid by the undersigned for the apprehension and conviction or for evidence sufficient for conviction of the person or persons who shot Charles Robinson, an employee of the Delaware and Hudson Company, at Olyphant during the night of Saturday June 14 1903. Co C Rose Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Robinson
Olyphant
Delaware and Hudson Company. Co
C, Rose
Contact details for Dr L L Gates office and residence
Dr L L Gates lists office and residence at Madison Avenue and Mulberry Street with hours from 8 to 9 a m and 180 to 3 and 7 to 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. M. Gates
Madison Ave
Mulberry St
Candidacy List For County Elections Declared
Yesterday was the last day for Republican candidate registrations for the county election. Registered candidates included William Connell and John R. Farr for Congress with Farr joining after 6 PM. Other filings cover Orphans Court Judge A A Vosburg and County Commissioners from Scranton Olyphant Carbondale and more. mine inspector candidates registered none. Primaries set for Tuesday July 8 and return judges convention Thursday July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Farr
Congress
H. L. Taylor
Convention of Return
Bit Off Half His Tongue In Fall Sparks $25,000 Suit
Edward Barrett aged 12 of Scranton is the defendant in a $25,000 trespass suit after he bit off half his tongue when he fell into a rain created gully on a Bloom avenue street. The incident allegedly leaves him speechless for life and with eating difficulties. Suit filed by Patrick Barrett and attorney C Comegys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barrett
City of
Scranton
Barrett
Bloom Avenue
Patriclk Barrett
C. Comegys
Scranton offers $500 reward for Mary Quinn murder info
In pursuance of a joint resolution of city councils approved June 18 1902 the city offers a reward of five hundred dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who murdered Mary Quinn on Monday night June 2 1902 city recorder W L Connell announces the bounty.
Dr. C. W. Roberts to Visit Pe Office Each Thursday
Dr. C. W. Roberts is scheduled to hold weekly visits at the Pe office on Thursdays, continuing as a regular appointment day for patients seeking his services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Roberts
Gunster's Big Return Heads June Educational Contest
Gunster returns to the lead in the Tribune Educational Contest for June with Thompson in fourth, only two points behind. Six contestants swap positions as Carbondale teammates shift places in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Thompson
Carbondale
Standings of Contestants With Points Listed
A record shows contestant names from Scranton and surrounding areas with their points. Charles Burns leads Wandling with .340 while others like A J Scranton and Wm T Rodrigues also score. The list includes residents from Scranton Belle Vues Elmhurst Hyde Park Hallstead and Providence with varied points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burns
Wandling
A. J. Ae Scranton
Wm. T. Rodrigues
Ann Sa
Elmhurst
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
L. E. Stanton
Scranton
Harry Madden
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
J. the Havenstrite
Mos
William Cooper
Priceburg
Grant M. Decker
Hallstead
Phaeee Thompson
Weer P Halstead
Levane
Frank B. McCreary
Hall Stead
Seussarees
Harry Danvers
Providence
Louis McCusker
Park Place
Brooklyn
Jane Retewets
Factoryville
Don C. Capwell
Walter Ellis
Emanuel Bucci
Gunster Grabs Lead in Tribune Educational Contest Rise
Fred IX Gunster of Green Ridge rockets to first place in June standings after scoring forty nine points in yesterday’s Tribune Educational Contest. He moved from seventh to fifth on the big table and from fourth to first overall, narrowing the gap with Herbert Thompson and climbing ahead of the Carbondale pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred IX. Gunster
Green Ridge
Tribune
Carbondale
Herbert Thompson
Thompson
William
S. Rodrigues
Charles Dorsey
Gunster
Scranton
Local Names List and Numbers
A fragmentary OCR item lists Fred IK Gunster Oscar H Kipp A J Kellerman Charles Burns Maxwell Shepherd and Herbert Thompson along with figures 100 1 TB OT 56 45 40, suggesting a metrics or roster snippet without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred IK
Gunster
Oscar H. Kipp
A. J. Kellerman
Charles Burns
Ceeee
Maxwell Shepherd
Herbert Thompson
Republican Registrations in Lackawanna County
Notice lists 68 Republican candidates and compliance with primary rules. For Congress: William Connell Scranton and John R. Farr Scranton. Orphans' Court Judge: A A Vosburg Scranton. County Commissioners: Charles F. Wagner Scranton, John Morris Scranton, John Penman Olyphant, Gwilym Jones Scranton, William B Hwing Scranton, Rebecca G B Van Gorder Carbondale. County Chairman J L Taylor and Secretary Charles R Acker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
William Connell
John R. Farr
Scranton
Orphans Court
A. A. Vosburg
Seranton
John C. Morris
Gwillym Jones
William Havais
John Penman
Olyphant
G. B. van Gorder
Carbondale
Lackawanna County
Charles F. Wagner
Gibson Street
John ©. Morris
Madison Avenue
Gwilym Jones
Hyde Park Avenue
William B. Hwing
Rebecca Avenue
Terrace Street
J. L. Taylor
Charles R. Acker
Elm Park Sunday School Excursion to Lake Ariel Friday
Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Sunday School plans an excursion to Lake Ariel Friday with on grounds refreshments and all day music. Events include races and water contests, a Lawrence band program, and an excursion train leaving Washington avenue at 7:16 am. Tickets cost adults ten cents and children four cents, valid on the 2:20 pm return train with return departures at 6:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Council
Knights of Columbus
Lake Ariel
Bauer
Pennsylvania
Elm Park
Methodial Episcopal
Nace Ball
Prof. Buck
Ralph Week
Lawrence Band
Hall
Lampe
Columbia
Catlin
Bendix
Cneer Heinrich
Chambers
Washington Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Ave
Guaranty and Trust
Comegys & Co
Connell Building
Webster Coal and Coke
Servative Investors
Ht. E. Comegys & Co
Phone
Hardenbergh
Baby
Baby Bazaar
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
Ackawanna
Doaundry
Fersonal
Princeton
Addreas Xyz
Atterbury
Samter Bros
ORAL
Boy IN Chains
Langstaff-Kelly
John J. Durkin
John Courter Morris
Lindabury
Diseases of Women & Specialty
Suet
J. Alfred Pennington
Adams Avenue and
Linden Street
Lake
Coursen
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
AU Lackawanna Avenue
North Main Avenue
New
Gunster’s
Vinestreet
Elm Park Sunday School
Hand & Payne
Spruce Street
Reisman Bros
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Ladies’ Oxfords
Connell
Franklin Ave
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Barre
Hon. B. McMillan
Tennessee
Merritt. Furman
Green Ridge Sanitarium
Carter Building
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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