Notable Visitors and Local Notices from Early Week
Revered Rev Beardsley of the Universalist church visits New York this week. Hon T V Powhlerly, immigration commissioner general, in Jer Myrn today with Miss Tillie P Reiiter of Philadelphia visiting Olive street residents. Dr S L Foulke, town druggist on Broadstreet, was here yesterday. Dr CO Laubach and family attended a Fulton wedding. Mrs M A Boycow of West Beranton visits son William J Boyre at Camp Meade Pa. Philippine talanida expected to call June from Porto Rico. Reverend Frederick Dreyer, long in China, recently married to Miss Gertrude Wilter in that country. Through vestibuled trains link New York to Chicago with comfortable parlors and affordable meals via Lackawanna and Nickel Plate roads. Through day coaches feature free porters. Rates lower than competing routes. For details contact Nickel Plate Road agents or F J Moore Buffalo. Lane's 220 Spruce Street advertises fine wines and cigars. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup promoted for eye care and teething, with dire warnings about imitation products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie P. Reiiter
Philadelphia
Geseler
Olive Street
L. Foulke
CO. O. Laubach
Fulton
Mary Billew
Ted Mer
Harry Nichola
Gertrude. Wilter
Allentown
New York
Chicago
Lackawanna
Nickel Plate Roads
Scranton
Binghamton
Imira
Cleveland
Ft. Wayne
Nickel Plate Road
F. J. Moore
Nickel Flate Road
Main St
Buffalo
N.Y
Jeffries Draws Scranton Crowd With Boxing and Umpiring Show
Thousands watched James Jeffries, the world champion pugilist, in Scranton as he umpired a baseball game and staged three rounds of boxing with his brother Jack. He arrived from Buffalo aboard the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, drew mixed reactions, and spoke of meeting Sharkey and facing Maher’s right arm. Jeffries, tall at about six feet and 200 pounds, presented a genial, unpretentious demeanor and endured many questions from fans and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerries
Scrinten
Ball Park
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road
Buffalo
Tribune
California
Firet
Big Bill" Clark
Elant
Jeffries
Childe
O'Neill
Carbondale
Pittston
Halir
Jeffrios
Sharkey
Maher
Commencement at Crowder High School Delights Scranton Audience
The Scranton Training School graduation program at Crowder High School auditorium featured practical demonstrations of technical teaching, an essay by Miss Batelle, and a prominent address by Dr. Merritt E. Gates of Amherst. Rev. Rogers Israel gave the invocation, diplomas were awarded by Superintendent Howell and Chairman Jayne, and music by Bauer's orchestra accompanied the graduates. Twenty eight students were listed in yesterday's Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Crowder High School
Scranton Training School
Tle Ustal
Mies Atal Hstello
Sigom
Atne Owas
Merritt EE. Gates
Amherst College
Miss Sykes
Rogers Israel
Howell Deted
B. T. Jayne
Bauer
Charles Doersam
C. B. Derman
Estelle
de Graw
Fellows
Barrett
Atkinson
Caulfield
Yeaterylay
Tribune
Hallstead Lets Go From D L & W Office In Scranton
Yesterday W F Hallstead relinquished his office at the D L & W station in Scranton and prepared to join his family at Allenhurst for an extended stay. He said he does not plan to return to railroading and joked about perhaps trying a braking job to keep his hand in. A rumor that B G Ruswell would become general superintendent at Scranton could not be verified locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. & W. Statfon
W. F
Hallstead
Fanton
No & A
Allenhurst
Tribune
Wyoming Avenue
Mr. Haltstead
the Tribune
B. G. Ruswell
Morris and Essex
Scranton
Company D Mustered In at Armory by Major Millar
The Thirteenth regiment company D was mustered into the state guard at the armory last night. Fifty one men took the oath of allegiance and were examined by Major Millar so they would not have to assemble again on Friday. Officers’ resignations were sent in and will be accepted, with a new meeting planned for new officers. Circumstances alter cases as Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches the blood for dyspepsia and nervousness. Roerham’s Pills relieve drowsiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose O'Neil
Jeffrion
Rhady
Maelo
Peter Metintis
Uiraviv
Diel Jeffrier
Uy Champion
Westminster
Vickers
Champion
Jetivries
Jeffries
Yale
Nester
State Guard
Millar
Cirand
Jormyn
Tribune
Pene and Erievenre
Sergeant
Fitepatrick
Water Melons and Fruits Listed with Prices
Water melons and assorted produce advertised with prices 40 to 50 cents per unit. Fancy Gem Rockyford melons berries currants sugar loaf pines rock oranges and finest fruit syrups offered at 25 cents and 2.75 dollars per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockyford
Grand Chief F P Sergeant and Fitzpatrick Meet in City
Statements describe joint sessions of General Grievance Committees of major unions the Firemen's Brotherhood and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in the city. Frank P. Sergeant of Peoria arrived for talks with Lackawanna system officers. Fitzpatrick of Columbus joined sessions with trainmen in Hulbert's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Sergeant
Firemen'’s Brotherhood
Fitzpatrick
Traimmen
West
Delaware
Lackawanna
Yestering
Anyonghee
Frank P. Sergeant
Peoria
Firemen's Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Lackawanna System
Hulbert’s
Big Steel Viaduct Planned Across City
Edgemoor Bridge engineers plan a two part steel viaduct from Mifflin avenue at Mulberry street to Providence road near West Carbon street to replace the Carbon street crossing. Built by Scranton Tall Way Co. the route widens traffic and carries two tracks for the Traction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgemoor Bridge Company
Hnes
Mifflin Avenue
Mulberry Street
Providence Road
Power House
West Carbon Street
Scranton Tall Way Company
Carbon Street
Providence
Ontario and Western
The
Traction Company
Gryniskis Skull Fractured in Greenwood Axe Attack
Peter Gryniskl of Greenwood was struck on the head with an axe early Tuesday and is in critical condition. Four men are implicated. warrants have been issued for all four but none are under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gryniskl
Greenwood
Gryniski
Building a Cellar Ineligible Debts Questioned by Commission
About twenty witnesses were examined yesterday before Commissioner John P. Quinnan in Lackawanna township indebt edness matter. Testimony focused on disqualifying orders issued in 1897 and 1808 when Frank Too and Patrick Quinn were supervisors. Witness John Schofield admitted part of a $30 road work order paid for Drugeist Frank Kane’s cellar. How the supervisors arrived at Kane’s debt remains unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Quinnan
Lackawanna Township
Nes
Too- Mi
Patrick Quinn
Withers
John Schofield
Kane
Refund Guarantee for Tar Syrup Offered by Local Firms
A local card notes a refund guarantee for Greene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar. If the cough or cold is not cured, the full purchase price or 61-cent bottle is refunded. Signed by J. G. Bone & Hon of Dunmore and John P. Donahue of Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Bone
Alumni Banquet Plans For Scranton High School Held At Hotel Terrace
Great preparations are underway for the eighteenth annual banquet and dance of the Scranton High School Alumni Association to be held at Hotel Terrace on Tuesday evening June 27. Hon John B Kelly president Miss Josh Lees assist with committee efforts. Local celebrants include a birthday gathering for Robert J Hang. A social evening featured Grace Moore and other attendees with dining and music. Smoke the Pocono Scent Cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association of the
Scranton High Bchoel
Hotel Terrace
John B. Kelly
Josh Lees
Alumni Association
Clase
John M. Harris
Connell
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenue
Kodak Days
Zoo Wyotmag Avenue
Lackawanna Dairy CO
Adams Avenue
A. A. Lindabury
Connell Building
Soul Main Avenue
Keeley Cure
Kelley Institute
Scranton Transfer Co
MGH
J. Keenan
Realdance
United States
Lacka, Ave
Ackawanna Laundry
Ve. Penn Avenus
A. B
Warman
TR. Beardsley
Universalist Church
T. V. Powhlerly
Ikat the Jermyn
Lane's
Spruce Street
Jermyn Cigar
Winslow
Rgo
Champion's Party
Los Angeles
Cal
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
M. L. Smith
D. L. & W. Depnt
Jermyn
MR. Hallstead
Roerham
E. G
Coursen
Owtet
Lackawanna Exeter
Cermat
Scremer
Pellows
Inesse
Enermatware
Scranton Railway Company
Gryniski's
Companion
Robert J. Hang
Taylor Avenue
Mr. Hang
Lydia Baller
Miss Maud Stern
Mre. Rass
Edward Peters
William Ferber
Albert Suthering
Mise
Grace Moore
Galles
Alikeos Grace Saxton
Grace Thomas
Modith Miller
Amyoile Marlett
Bertha Mishop
Milanie Wranta
Amelia Kearnley
Witalie Beevrley
Anna Phillips
Lilvie Swurvitt
Moss
Hugh Tnedham
Hugh Moore
Charles Harmon
Albert Thomas
Charles Thomas
Charles Moyle
Will Hughes
Jacob Altley
Harry Kelley
Clarke Bros
DEWEY
Felton
Penn Ave
Schank & Spencer
Roger Bros
Davidow Bros., Jewelers
Lackawanna Ave
Sidgeufrigt
Bell & Skinner
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
Scranton, PA
Matthews Bros
Hand & Payne
MAW Hci
Souame
Washington Ave
Pierge's Market
Penn Avenue
Wyoming Ave
China
Weichel
Marichay Strait
Soravtoy, Pa
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