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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1900

Page

8

Local residents report travel and life events across region

County Treasurer M J Kelly spent yesterday at Lake Clemo. Mrs Arthur B R Whitmore of Mullerry street left for two weeks in New York City. City Solicitor and Mrs A A Vestune rejoice over their first born. Mr and Mrs M F P Hawley return from their honeymoon at Lake George. Dr F L Metraw returned from Silver Lake after the death of his brother. Mrs W Dunklee and children spend summer at Port Dickinson. Maud Holgate returns after three months with Mrs W F Osenbach. Arthur Levi and spouse return from wedding trip to Albany Philadelphia and Atlantic City. W W Adair attends his granddaughter's wedding. W M Truesdale of the Lackawanna Railway returns to New York after a brief visit.

M. J. Kelly Lake Clemo Arthur BR. Whitmore Mullerry Street New York City A. A. Vestune William van Wormer Port Jorvia Adel Moore Ridge Row Awley Lake George Metraw Silver Lake Mm. W Dunklee Margaret William Port Dickinson Maud Holgate W. F. Osenbach Capouse Avenue Arthur Levi Albany New York Philadelphia Atlantic City W. W. Adair Railroad Young Men Ot Nofu SX. W Hywillem Pomorrow W. MH. Truesdale Lackawanna Weilroad

Mrs Leach Injured in Trolley Crash Still Bedridden

Mrs James Leach of Cherry street Dunmore remains confined to bed with severe pain after Sunday's trolley accident on the Throop line. The companion, Mrs Twach, sustained injuries aboard the Providence line and won several hundred dollars in damages from the company.

James Leach Cherry Street Dunmore Twach Providence

Hotel Clifton Lake Winola Weekend Events

The notice lists events at Hotel Clifton Lake Winola including a Bauer orchestra Saturday June 3 and a sacred concert Sunday. Carriages will meet trains at Factoryville and La Pocono Cigar.

Fire Department Reorganization Sparks Split Reports

A special committee presented two contrasting ordinances for a new fire department. The Chittenden Vaughan plan retrenches costs and expands chief control, while Oliver's minority measure proposes a radically different structure. The debate centers on salaries, district leadership, and the fate of volunteer staff.

Fire Department Council Walker Oliver Columbia Company Chittender- Vaughan Firea Vaughan-Chittenden Select Council Chittenden Chittenden-Vaughan Chitternen

Bostwick Munson Nuptials In Quiet Home Ceremony

Miss Mattie Munson and D Oliver Bostwick wed in a June home ceremony at 25 Jefferson Avenue, with Rev Dr M Giffin of Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church presiding. Only immediate relatives attended. The bride is from this city and the groom hails from Chicago.

M. A. Munson Jefferson Avenue Mattie G. Munson D. Oliver Bostwick Chicago M. Giffin Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church

Wedding of Mr Bostwick and Miss Bostwick in Boston Society

The ceremony occurred about 4 pm in the couple’s parlor decorated with roses and flowers. John H. Munson served as best man and L. Munson gave away the bride. A bridal dinner followed. The couple plans a wedding tour to Boston and other New England cities then west. Mrs. Bostwick is a Beranton society figure. Mr. Bostwick is a Chicago business man who will move to New York to transfer his interests.

Marvin & Muir Palma John H. Munson L. Munson Mra. Bostwick Hoston New England Beranton Mr. Beatwick Chicago New York

St Thomas College Holds Closing Exercises With Prize Debate

The closing exercises at St Thomas College were held in the college hall with Rev James J O Reilly presiding. A prize debate on whether Grant was a better general than Melel lan drew judges who ruled for the negative. Gold pins and prizes were given to 150 students scoring 85 percent or higher. Brother Andrew delivered an address on best vacation use.

St. Thomas’ College James J. O'Reilly Melellan Andrew

Straub Returns Home Denies Skipping Bank Shortage

Theodore R. Straub ex teller of Scranton Savings returns from New York and denies skipping. He admits a 2000 pound shortage in the bank but says the loss was covered before vacation. He plans to meet Mr. Shafer and issue a statement while noting sensational, conflicting reports about the defalcation.

Theodore R. Straub Scranton Savings Bank New York City Tribune Mr. Straub Shafer Straub

Accused Wire Thief Arrested At Penn Avenue Junk Shop

Thomas Hall was arrested yesterday morning at Suravits junk shop on Penn avenue and charged with larceny of copper wire from the Scranton Railway company. Mounted Officer Bloch and Patrolman Lehmildt detained him while attempting to dispose of the wire. Mayor Moir held a hearing with a company representative testifying to a large recent wire theft. Hall is jailed in default of a $500 bond.

Thomas Hall Suravits Penn Avenue Central Scranton Railway Company Bloch Lehmildt Moir Ball Hall

Man Injured in Rock Fall at Von Storch Shaft Scranton

John Namyitky of 515 Pleasant Street was trapped by rock at the Von Storch shaft in North Scranton yesterday morning. He suffered a sprained back and crushed fingers on his right hand and was hospitalized at Lackawanna Hospital.

John Namyitky Pleasant Street von Storch Scranton Lackawanna Hospital

Gold Medal Studio Welcomes Connoisseur Cranks at 110 Wyoming Ave

Fehriev describes connoisseurs as people who know what they want but can’t find it. He says the Cranks provide motivation and appreciation, which matters more than money, as Gold Medal Studio invites such patrons to its 110 Wyoming Avenue location.

Fehriever Hecate Wyoming Avenue

Action Postponed On License Tax and Police Powers

The council postponed action on the license tax ordinance and referred to consult with City Solicitor Vosburg to align with the law. The speak easy raid ordinance passed on third reading with a split vote while debates focused on police manpower and mayoral staff. A county road sale proposal and multiple street, sewer, and park measures were discussed or advanced to committee and council readings.

Select Council Chittenden City Soallel Vusaburg Clemons Roche Oliver Flo Common Council Elmhurst Boulevard C. D. Simpson Nay Ave Park Nay Aug Bridge Potter Mra

Carriers' Route Shuffles After Resignation

John R. Thomas resigns prompting a cascade of route changes in the central city. Harry Whyte assumes Thomas's route, Leopold Johter takes Whyte's route, William Bird moves to Johter's route, Thomas D. Davis inherits Bird's Tripp park route, and Theoninas PF Dirtley is promoted to regular third class and takes Bird's night collections. W. 7 Morgan becomes the West Scranton post office clerk.

John R. Thomas Harry Whyte Central City Leopold Johter Whyte William Bird Johter South Scranton Thomas D. Davis Bird Tripp West Scoranton

Come in the Morning at Schhriever’s Photo Studio

A sunlit season invites visitors to Gold Medal studio at 110 Wyoming avenue to view latent photographic novelties and likenesses of friends. Visit to compare Schhriever’s portraits with past work, with prices stated as no higher than before.

Wyoming Avenue

Ninth Ward Election: Several Candidates Vie to Succeed Tewkesbury

The Ninth ward Common Councilman J M Tewkesbury will resign at the next west meeting prompting a special election. Candidates already noted include Paine Peter P Haan O B Partridge Frank Behroeder Coorg Parrott and ex School Controller Georgie Thompson.

E. M. Tewkesbury J. M. Tewkesbury Mr. Tewkesbury's Seat. the Candidates Already In the Field Are: He, Paine Peter P Haan 0. B. Partridge Frank Behroeder Coorg Parrott Geoorgie Thompson

Tailor-made Shirt Waists At 8 C Ward's Outlet

At 116 Washington Avenue Smoke The Pecono Be Olgar offers Individual pattern tailored shirt waists with guaranteed fit at moderate prices.

8. C. Ward's Washington Avenue

Ladies Italian Cloth and Moreen Underskirts Sale

Special on washable under skirts with stripe and check seersucker, double flounce and corded edge. Regularly one dollar, offered at reduced price.

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Washington Ave Stetson DR. Taylor Wyoming Avenues Jermyn Sanderson Avenue Ackawanna A. BL Warman the Pocono Cigar, Fc Selectman Chittenden Chittenden- Vaughan Steamer Chemical Company Bostwick-Munson Mattie Munson E. G Coursen MR. Roche'sa Thomas West Mountain Providence Road Carbon Sterling Streets Vosburg People's Street Railway Company Slowre Tee Mabon Mr. Roche Coyne Melvin Handley Schneider Cedar Avenue Willow Street Birch Avenues Behroeder Ol? Lackawanna Avenue Prospect Avenue Maple Street Trying Avenue Beech Street Genet Street McAndrew North Main Avenue Oram Boulevard Pettebone Street West Park Land Company Pettebone Cemetery Streets Jackson Street Delaware, Lackawanna and Providence Square Fall's Head Poplar Street Delaware and Hudson Tracks Prescott Avenue Olive Ash Streets Marion Streets Delaware Street Railroad Avenue Third District Emmet Street Gibson Street Pittston Avenue Park Commissioners Nay Aug Park Chester Hand & Payne Be. Olgar Clarke Bros Sbeanken Pisin Bac &Cent Cigar Veryone OP Notch &Center Distributors Detter Gunster & Forsyth Pierce’s Market W.H. Pierce Lackawanna Ave C. F. Beckwith & CO Dime Bank Building Warehouse Green Ridge Sruggists Scrivan Conrad Rafety Foote & Fullers Crtes Foote & Fuller Co. Mears Building the Dickson Manufacturing Co Scranton and Wilkes Barre General Office Scranton, Pa Wyoming Ave
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