Richard Busteed Jr Die in Elmhurst Hotel Tragedy
Richard Busteed Jr proprietor of the Park hotel in Imburet died yesterday afternoon at 4 of rheumatism after years of illness. Born in New York City 47 years ago he practiced law there over fifteen years and in Scranton after moving east. Survived by wife and father ex Judge Buetelc with mother buried in Montpellier Vermont. Funeral Sunday at 10 from home with interment at Nicholson via Lackawanna Road.
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Richard Busteed, Jr
Park Hotel
Imburet
New York City
Scranton
Lackawanna
Buetelc
Corporation Counsel
Montpellier
Busteed
Times
Promotion Exercises Mark End Of Term In City Schools
Pupils across the city are promoted a grade as most schools report low failure rates. 189 Grammar A pupils move to high school with potential to rise to 225 as missing reports are filled. 250 new pupils yearly capacity eases crowding. Readings, songs, and speeches mark ceremonies at multiple schools with strong parental attendance.
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Howell
Grammar A
Hawker
Gertrude Williama
Warren van Blarcom
Margaret Wilson
Mamero
Niland
Edna Krauminger
Elsie Martin
Sole
Bertha Martin
Eleie Graf
Jon Durkin
Charles Moffecker
Irvin Fleck
Charles Ditzenberger
Carrie Scheuer
Anna Lynn
Edith Hoffecker
Margaret Merrick
Barbara Meyers
Hilda Storr
Verna Wolf
Katie Schiel
Edith Floffecker
Sadie Gannon
Irene Gannon
South Scranton
Misses Gibbons
Mies Nellie Jones
Julia McGuigan
Professor O'Malley
Mra. Dempsey
Miss Rankin
Mies Pitcher
Miss Zang
Misa Mingininis
Closing Recital by Haydn Evans Pupils at Guernsey Hall
The opening closing recital by pupils of Haydn Evans at Scranton College of Music drew a creditable show. Duets, piano solos, songs, and recitations highlighted the program with performers including Katherine Burr, Lillian Burr, Hessie Pierce, Ruth Histod, Arthur Morgan, W F Jones, FR Lavelle, Grace Retten, Nellie Fidmanis, Margery Spencer, Mary Huarrity, Edith Morgan, Estelle Howard, Willie Herberts, Nelle Clark, Master Haydn, Lester Evans, and Sarah Price. The second recital is set for next Tuesday evening.
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Puplin
Haydn Evans
Scranton College of Music
Guernsey Hall
Katherine
Lillian Burr
Hessie Pierce
Ruth Histod
Arthur Morgan
W. F., Jones
FR. Lavelle
Grace Retten
Nelte Fidmanis
Mick Margery Spencer
Mary Huarrity
Mims Edith Morgan
Estelle Howard
Wennie Herberts
Nelle Clark
Haydn
Lester Evans
Sarah Price
Assaults on Young Women Reported in West Scranton Parks
A Tribune report details repeated assaults by two men on young women in secluded areas including West Park Nay Aug and Lincoln Heights. Witnesses describe gun threats and narrow escapes with police firing at suspects pursued by a 17 year old victim and others.
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Yesterday's Tribune
West Park
West Scranton
Nay Aug Park
Lincoln Helgets
Tieutenant Willlame
Assaults by West Park youths terrorize Scranton women
Residents report a band of youths from West Park roam North Malin Avenue to Tripp's crossing, threatening women for money and attempting assault. Victims Weaver and Williams identify several attackers, citing inadequate police coverage as a cause. Five officers patrol western Scranton, with beats assigned by ward under a lieutenant who makes thrice nightly rounds.
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Evans
Gould
Linden Street
Second Boulevard
Main Avenue
Davis
Young Jones
Jones
Hyde Park Avenue
Wihien
West Park
Malin Avenue
Swetland Street
Tripp
Gertie Willams
North
Garfield Avenue
Fang
Sandersehlalag
West Scranton
Lackawanna
Scranton Street
Jackson Street
Leutenant
Car Jumps the Track in Scranton Trolley Drags Passengers
An open trolley from Olyphant to Scranton leapt the track near Kelly's hotel at noon yesterday, ejecting ten aboard. Three women Mrs Hugh Lally Mrs Arthur Wrightson and Mrs Daniel Jones sustained severe bruises and possible internal injuries. Mrs Lally was taken to her daughter’s home in Olyphant and Dr Price attends her. Wrightson Jones and others received only minor injuries.
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Olyphant
Scranton
Kelly's Hotel
Hugh Lally
Wyoming
Arthur Wrightson
Blakely
Daniel Jones
Lally
Michael Dempsey
Mr. Dempsey
Dr. Price
Wrightson
Jones
Price
L. J. Slobecker
Elty
Mia
John Richardson
Throop
Undertaker J. W. Sweeney
Enthusiastic Students See Miss Gregg Off at Station
At the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station last night about 300 Cranten High School students crowded the platform to cheer Miss Mattie Gregg, a long time math instructor, departing for Buffalo where she will wed Mr De Foe of Tecumseh Nebraska. Rice showers fell as her belongings were loaded into a baggage car amid the raucous farewell.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Fcranten High School
Mattie Gregg
Buffalo
N. Y
Ehe
de Foe
Techumseh
Nebl
Grege
Weklin
Miss Gregg
Brocke
Gregg
Williams' leg broken after being forced off streetcar
Thomas Williams of North Scranton was taken to Lackawanna Hospital with a broken leg after an incident on a Providence bound streetcar. He refused to show a ticket or pay fare, tussled with the conductor, and fell when removed, breaking his leg.
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Thomas Williams
North Scranton
Lackawanna Hospital
Williams
Dickton Works
Vine Street
Penn Avenue
Center street youth arrested for petty larceny in city
Olfie Matthews of Center street had John Harry Baker arraigned before Alderman Millar on larceny charges for allegedly stealing $14.55 from under a pillow Thursday night while she slept. Baker was arrested after a call to Wilkes-Barre police and held on $50 bond.
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Olfie Matthews
Center Street
John Harry Baker
Central City
Millar
Matthews
Baker
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Barre
Kline
Wayland Dunn Gates Heads 1900 High School Class
One hundred two graduates, the largest class to date, heard Wayland Dunn Gates salutatorian deliver a speech on Russia as a menace to Anglo-Saxon supremacy. President Jayne and Dr. Howell presided as the ceremony honored the class motto Truth Conquers All amid festive regalia and a stormy night.
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Wayland Dunn Gates
Jayne
Board of Control
Bauer
C. M. Giffin
D. D
Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Grant
Dr. Gin
George Howell
Board of Control BR
T. Jayne
Clase
Russia
Scranton Bank Says Teller Straub Cleared of All Allegations
Price, attorney for Scranton Savings Bank, stated yesterday that Teller Theodore Straub has settled all obligations with the bank. He declared there was no criminal conduct or loss to the bank and denied reports that Straub took worthless notes.
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Price
Scranton Savings Bank
Theodore Straub
Straus
Bauer's Band to Play at Hotel Clifton Lake Winola
Bauer's band will perform at Hotel Clifton Lake Winola tomorrow June 24 with a program including marches overtures and popular selections. The list features Up the Street, The Ameer, Midnight Moon, Fate, and Star Spangled Banner among others.
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Bauer
Hotel Clifton
Tailor Made Shirt Waists Offered at Moderate Prices
Individual pattern fit guaranteed at 8 C. Ward's 116 Washington Avenue. Also advertised with Steam Heating and Plumbing and P. F. and M. T. Howley located at 231 Wyoming Ave.
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C. Ward's
Washington Avenue
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
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