Miss Marie Melville to Wed Richard M Bissell in Greenwich
Social gossip reports Miss Marie Melville daughter of William Th Prmegille president of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western road will wed Richard M Bissell at Greenwich Connecticut in a Gothic aisle ceremony with Rev Minddeus A Sniveley of Chicago officiating. The bride will wear white and bridesmaids include Havel Martyn Ams Jessup Nina Wilson and Checee Hubbell. Arthur Tissell brother of the groom will be best man. A reception and supper follow and the couple sail for Europe on the Ten-tonlo on Wednesday.
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Yeeterdan
New York Journal
Marie Melville
Truesdiade
Willian Th
Tien Ream
Ferns
Minddeus A. Sniveley
Chicwao
Havel Martyn
Chiieago
Ams Jessup
Scranton
Nina Wilson
Minenapolis
Checee Hubbell
Greenwich
Whith Lhe
Arthur Tissell
Europe
Tentonlo
Dissell
Local residents travel and guests noted in Scranton area notice
Honociale resident Hiden Cooke S Mundie is mentioned as a Scranton visitor. Fragh Leiel remains in New York for professional business. many other locals including Sherifh C. We Schundt, Alderman John Ty Chow, and A. W. Hanigan are recorded returning from trips or hosting and observing events such as the Pan American exposition and the January American exposition in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiden Cooke S. Mundie
Honociale
Scranton
Visteon Seatoridia
W. Gibbons
Wyoming Avenue
Ctew
N.ow
Hishop
Shanahan
Marriehang
Isle Helin
Sherifh C. We Schundt
Fragh Leiel
New York
Windining
Dimes Callahan
Pennaremie
Buthilo S
Mere
Edward White
Morrison Age Nur
Huffalo
Thomas
Ant Ma A1. Cullen
Hipstow
Wro
Liturty Mes, Whiting
St. Columb
Cornwall
Engin
A. W. Hanigan
Hisson
Lackawanna Railroad Constriation Department
Hoboken
Nod
Woeet
Chester Slate
John Ty Chow
Fork
Searto
District Federal Cout
Muffalo
Ao order limits Central and Reading mileage tickets
An Ao order restricts mileage tickets between Philadelphia and Reading lines with partial stays for routes to Bethlehem and Wilkes Barre. The change follows through routing by the Philadelphia and Reading. Sergeant George Cleey, formerly in charge of a local recruiting office, receives a second lieutenant commission from the president and serves with the Portietl unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Reading
Maiadelphia
Wickes-Darte
Byretin
Here
Bethlehem
Willdelphia
Wilkow Burre
George
Cleey
Waa
Portietl
Volunteers Return From Philippines Duty
In a period of service in the Philippines, volunteers Veank Woltrick and Bee Mate are noted for their representation of the state of New York in the context of tithes and brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Woltrick
Wilkee-farre
Local School Board and Society Meeting Announced
The article notes an evening event on the lawn by the ladies Ald aoohory and mentions the teachers' committee of the board of control deliberating appointment denials. It also announces a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals meeting in the secretary's office at the Trade Die Attorneys’ building on June 4 with observers and officials expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amin Sear
Society For the Prevention of
Ripple and Assbetwatist- Mmnester Powell Weeterdaa
Fragmented note describes a mail route to West Sefatton and a stathon Cher e aridite set air tweaiston cartio's Kenny. Railway text mentions a mail train ticket and a branch line showing Penn on a ephedinle and fried Wer a Fo a. Tenetiling Here at a ioe ph ms.
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Ripple
Powell Weeterdaa
Aternoon
Tweaiston Cartio
Kenny
Wasanimng
Battalion Drill Reports Supplies Reordered and Units Honored
The first battalion drill opened in the armory with four companies present under Lieutenant Colonel Flow Stillwell. Decorations were removed and unused storage replaced by piles of limber as the four companies demonstrated a thorough and exhausting drill before a guard mount. The regimental band faced reprimand for badges, Major Wraank Robining to drill the Third Battalion, and an indoor baseball game between Companies D and I followed the night’s exercises.
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Swevter
Flow
Stillwell
Com
Miny
John Dumbecky
Arthur Foote
Ying
Milton Orconnells
Wraaik
Will
Garmory
Companioe Dy
Outing at Harvey's Lake Promises Large Scranton Attendance
The first annual mid summer outing of The International Correspondence Schools to Harvey's Lake will be held Saturday in July. A trolley ride from Wilkes-Barre to the lake is planned with capacity for about a thousand travelers. Events include running, jumping and boat races with prizes, as organizers aim for a memorable Northeast Pennsylvania outing.
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Scranton
International Correspondence Schools
Socus
Harvey’s
Ohny
Wilkes-Barre
Harvey's Lake
Wilkes- Barre
Trollew Aiet
Ponnaylvaniha
Wilhoccur
Eight Hour Work Day Ordered for Carriers at Post Offices
A national headquarters dispatch to local post offices announces a restored eight hour day for carriers under the Forty Eight Hour law with no substitutes after July 1. Carriers must log trips and report daily, with postmasters allowed to adjust routes and curtail deliveries as needed. A Westminster Hotel auction begins at 10 o’clock offering 200 chairs and other bargains.
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Postattioes
Higheen
Westminster Hotel
EBM, Strong
Dr Joslin Chosen As Principal By unanimous Board
Dr Joslin of East Plampton Mixes was unanimously elected principal of Scranton High School to fill the vacancy from the death of Prof W Grant. A Brown University graduate with 25 years in education, he expressed gratitude and said he aimed to make the school the best in the country.
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Brown University
East
Die WL. Joelin
East Plampton
Mixes
Boams
Centrol
We W. Grant
Joelin
Distevento
Distevento, In Conjunction With Superintendent of
Howell Fb Wees Ui
Tnowe
Scranton High School
Drostin
Owen
Formher
United States
Raeubemw EL Kenton
New York State
Colonie Academy
Belleville
Noy
Statedssamed Academy
Wees
Deh
Oxford
Fore Phains
S. Yo
Citrten Liberal Insite
Millaney Academy
Joslin
East Hampton
Miss
Williston Seimlfhany
Payson Hall
Dastructor O
Tufts College
ROW OVER EARLY CLOSING ON PENN AVENUE
Belverde and Real Clerks association members pushed for early closing of Penn avenue stores between Center and Spruce streets last night. A clash with letters drew a large crowd. three stores briefly closed. one store resisted and sales resumed after two weeks. President John W. Devine and Mr. Gorman clashed near open stores. a front tooth was broken.
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Belverte
Real Clerks’ Association
Penn Avenue
Center
Spruce Streets
Clerks’ Association
Joln W. Devine
Mrr. Gierman
Gorman & Co
Mr. Devine
Horses Stricken as Grip Spreads in City
Veterinarians report a rising grip among horses in New York. At the New York Veterinary Hospital hundreds are affected, with about five thousand under treatment or pending care. Officials cite recent wet and cool weather as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Veteriniains Nic
Outing of Baptist Pastors and Wives at Nay Aug Park
Members of the Baptist ministers conference and their wives were entertained at Nay Aug Park by Rev. De Roof Pleres. A repast under the trees followed, with views by Dr. Pierce. A meeting adopted resolutions expressing sympathy for the family of the late Weather and for Rev A Ein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Nay Awe Park
de Roof
Pleres
Nick Grove
Pierce
Thev
Thomas de Chuehy
W. T. Bard
Lew
J. 8
Alinghi
West Market
Sirmet Maptlat Cmarch
Sctanton
Fomily
Magttat
Abington
Dangerous prank by three boys ends in arrest on track obstruction
Len Young led the scheme and released a freight car brake on the Delaware and Hudson line near the Stowers Picking Co building. Leo Young George Young and Charles Pagen were fined or held on bail after Magistrate Millar labeled the offense grave. the other two boys faced lesser penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Young
George Young
Charles Pagen
Martin Crippen
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
Len Young
Stowers Picking Company
Millar
Law Young
Lied erkranz Excursion to National Sängerfest in Buffalo
One hundred twenty Scranton Liederkranz members travel to Buffalo for the National Sängerfest sessions. The group rides Lackawanna train No. 21 with two veiled coaches and a smoking and bag ear. They will spend a day at Niagara Falls and three days at the exposition before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Liederkrans
Buffalo
United States
Lackawanna
Police and Aldermen Duty Before Roddy in Turbulent Case
The report details Jeremiah Murs Thy charged with deterring a motorist and a large fine. the case stalled before Alderman Roddy. Silex Bloestein and others face assault and disorder charges in a crowded session. Additional arrests include Wied ON and Martel for alleged theft and hijinks. The proceedings mention witnesses and a magistrate, with bail set and a jail clampdown looming.
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Thoma Coyle Westerlis
Roddy
Jeremiah Murs
Muniphe
Silex Bloestein
Titletewil
Euch
Annis
Chit
Bhicstein
Annisis
Lin
Ton
Lias
Lila
Hall
Stepa
Martel
Low Fares to Pan-American Exposition via Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Valley Railroad offers two day tickets for Pan-American Exposition travel. Day coaches only, sold Tuesdays and Saturdays from Scranton at 1.00 round trip. Ten day tickets available daily, valid on most trains except the Huck Diamond Express, at 3.00 round trip from Scranton.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Philadelphia fails to borrow three percent loan
Philadelphia offered a three percent loan of two hundred million dollars to improve the water system. After the bid time expired only five thousand dollars was offered by George H. Hill of Drexel & Co. The low interest rate deterred investors, as money now yields around four percent.
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Philadelphia
Dune M
George H. Hill
Drexel & Co
Ind
Miles and Anderson Struggle for Third Place in Tables
Mise Meredith advances from table 1 to 2 while Buckingham and Griffis are noted for strong work. The report highlights a competitive round with Miles and Anderson vying for third as Meredith moves up.
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Miles
Anderson
Mise Meredith
Buckingham and
Griffis
Names and scores listed for a local event in Carbondale area
The fragment lists participants Garfield Anderson, August Brunner Jr, Ray Buckingham, Miss Vida Pedricke, Miss Norma Meredith, Frank Kemmerer, Miss Wilhelmina Griffin, Arthur Griffis, W. H. Harris, Miss Minnie Wallis, E. J. Sheridan, Miss Jennie Warsi, Robert Campbell and others with scores 370 274 156 146 81 55 and table references.
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Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Arthur CC. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Hyde Park
Ceaes
David Oo. Emery
Wimmers
Minnie Wallis
Carbondale
E. J. Sheridan
Haw- Tos
Jennie Warsi Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Education Contest Leads See Shifts In Standings
Yesterday showed gains for Miles and steady moves by Anderson and Norma Meredith in the Education Contest standings. Frank Kemmerer rose from last to first in Table No 2 as Ray Buckingham and Arthur Griffin advance, with ten weeks left to climb.
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Esterday
Anderson
Miles
Norma Meredith
Hyde Park
Frank Kemmerer
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Arthur
A L Solomon Arrested By Local Sheriff
Deputy Tagpedor and J W Bishop obtained warrants for A L Solomon a 108 Lawkie wand avenue lady s tailor on two charges employing children under 16 without parental consent and failing to post factory rules in his workroom. Solomon was arrested and appeared before Magistrate Millanky.
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Fivetery
J. Ww. Bishop
A. le Solomon
Lawkie Wand Avenue
Solomon
Millanky
Bishop
Fine Programme in Guernsey Hall Last Night
In Guernsey Hall last evening a large audience heard Scranton College of Music seniors directed by Haydn Thaynes render an interesting programme. W A Roberts, a pupil of Dr. Mason, contributed a chief voice. The Penn Avenue Baptist church choir performed three selections. Frank Doyle played Air de Ballet on violin. A lineup of soloists included Gertrude Abplanalph, A Choss, BK Owens, Helen Lathrope, Frances Guyer, Rena Daley, Anna Madigan, Marsapel Cosgrove, Loretta Biahey, and Mrs Arthur Longe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
Scranton College of Music
Haydn Thaynes
W. A. Roberts
Mason
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Frank Doyle
Hollister
Gertrude
A. Choss
BK. Qwens
Helen Lathrope
Frances Guyer
Rena Daley
Anna Madigan
Marsapel Cosgrove
Loretta Biahey
Arthur Longe
Tixcursion to Heart Lake Fares and Times
A school excursion to Heart Lake near Montrove departs Friday June 21 from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station at 8 00 a.m. The 40 mile ride rises to about 1400 feet. Free passage for all school members. Adults 70 cents and children 40 cents. Return train at 5 00 p.m. stops at Dalton and Glenburn on signal or notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Lake
Montrove
Delaware, Lackawanne and Western Railroad
Glenburn
Dalton
P. m
WHI Cold Preventer Quick-Acting Remedy
Patent medicine ad asserts WHI prevents colds if taken at first symptoms. Claims fast action within 24 hours and uninterrupted work. Sold by all druggists with a price noted as tic. Includes generic drugstore language and broad warning about cold prevention.
Bream Heating and Plumbing Opens After Repairs
Bream Heating and Plumbing at 231 Wyoming operated by P F and M T Howley completes repairs at the Turkish baths to resume business. The piece notes Punch cigars as a leader among offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bream Heating
P.F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming
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Washington Ave
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Timothy AL Sullivan
The
People’s Bank
Bullwell
Postoffice Department
DR. Joslin
Dayson Hale
Clerks’ Association Exchange Blows
Kachisive Wir
Poe
Nay Ang Park
Liederkranz Excursion
Niagara Falls
COFO
Niture's Beverage
Kleon
Sisson
Meyer Lewis
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Garfield Anderson
August Brunner, Jr
Vida Pedricke
Clark's Summit
A. L. Soloman
Casey
Lackawanna Ave
Theomaximim
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Krause
Central
Pennsylvania
Adams Avenue
Wanhlegten
King Miller
Bpruce Street
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Fancy and Art Goods Center
Handsome
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
Carriea
Te ‘Ae Watrea
Hy A. Koapa
V.pre A
Hy McClintock
Ralph Hull
Trust Oldver
Hee Malden
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