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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
5
Ecranton residents planning vacations can have The Tribune mailed to new addresses at no extra charge. Send old and new addresses by postal to the Tribune office and receive prompt, regular delivery. If away, price is 12 cents a week or 60 cents a month to stay informed.
Washington visitors Miss Lillie Hope Lylpp and Miss Bethel Almeda Gren are in Wilkes-Barre. Dry BP Stanton and Miss Mary Sheri Gan to be married at St Peters Cathedral Tuesday. EM Veeksbury, ex Cornell, traveled from Buffalo with the Lackawanna and Steel Co. My. and Mrs George B. Brounton Jr return from honeymoon in New England. Mrs William Connell severely ill but resting softly. W I Boyle and Attorney Connolly return from Jacksonville. Rescue Mission head Bunborn and John F Roch planning Malewoods trip. Mrs William P Kennedy hosted a teachday for Miles Katharine Kennedy at 1712 Copouse Eventia. Mentions guests and locals in attendance.
The diagram for reserved seats will be in the Conservatory office at 604 Linden Street all day this evening.
The sermon at First Presbyterian argues Paul and Peters shared doctrine on Christian liberty. It contrasts lawful civic obedience with license, warns against self serving misuse of liberty, and urges love as the guiding principle for society and church.
The Standard Studio and Art Co invites inspection of store and stock at 209 Wyoming Avenue. The Griffin Art Co will operate under this name after legal steps. An exhibit of photographs oils watercolors pastels etchings gravures and frames showcases work rivaling New York or Philadelphia shops. A new photographic technique promises lifelike portraits and special framing services are offered with expert guidance.
The St Thomas college commencement will be held at College Hall with Bishop Hoban presiding and diplomas awarded. Notable attendees include Congressman William Connell Recorder W I Connell Postmaster J H Ripple Mayor James J ONeill of Carbondale and UMW President John Mitchell. Academic graduates listed are Aloysius F Colligan William M Kilcullen Leo J Silvers Joseph A McNulty and William J Gibson. commercial graduates include Patrick J McAndrew Michael T Monahan James J Carroll John G Duffy and John Francis Durkin.
A Staten Island expert dry cleaner will clean ladies' white gloves next Monday at Davis' Steam Dye Works. Free service to prove quality, located at 19 Penn Avenue, owned by P. H. Zurtileh.
Leroy Stanton and Homer Kresge each rose to sixth as hard work boosted standings. Miss Harpur and Louis Gera also tied with the leaders while two others scored points.
A dense standings tally shows Charles Burns top and A J Kellerman second in a Scranton based event. The list includes contestants from Scranton Carbondale Elmhurst Hyde Park Providence and Factoryville with scores and placements from 1 to 33 and beyond.
The Tribune Educational Contest standings shift as Saturday results move several contestants. Albert Freedman rises from seventh to sixth from Bellevue, Maxwell Shephard drops a slot, and Leroy I Stanton gains ninth, with Sher wood and Homer Kresge trading places with J A Havenstrite. Beatrice Harpur ties for sixteenth with Lee Culver while Louis Gere closes in on Edna Coleman. Other point earners include Chas Burns and Wellie Avery without changing ranks. Leaders for June special prizes follow.
The article lists top contenders for June competition including Fred K Gunster Oscar H Kipp A J Kellerman Albert Freedman Charles Burns and Herbert Thompson among leading entrants.
A Scranton citizen, Albert Roskilly of 211 North Everett Avenue, testifies that years of back pain and kidney weakness improved after using Donn's Kidney Pills. He urges others to try the remedy, noting quick relief and recommending Donn's without substitutes. Produced by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as US agents, price 60 cents.
Tickets are priced at $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Departures are at 9:00 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. from the Erie and Wyoming Valley routes.
In pursuance of a joint city resolution approved June 18 1904 the city of Scranton 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. W L Connell City Recorder and Dr Lindabury surgeon advertise contact details for information.
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