Scranton Railway Chief Patterson Returns from Philadelphia
Paterson superintendent of the Scranton Railway company returned yesterday from a visit in Philadelphia. Harry Brown, formerly manager of the Academy of Music, is rapidly recovering from illness. Red Gunster has fully recovered from injuries in a bicycle accident on Washington avenue. ABN Director of Public Works John Roche returned from Bloom sburg after attending State Normal School commencement. Curle Price son of Rev Dr Price of Yonkers formerly pastor of a Methodist church, was graduated from Wesleyan University after leading the Glee Club last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlth
Patterson
Scranton Railway Company
Philadelphia
Harry Brown
Academy of Mure
Red Gungter
Washington Avenue
John 3. Roche
Bloomsburg
State Normal Bchwol
Peter Gunster
North Washington Avenue
Curle Price
Dr. Price
Yonkers, N
Ah Methodist Episcopal Church
Wr. Tl. BH. Ware
Wesleyan University
Glee Club
Scranton offers $500 reward in murder case
In pursuance of a joint city resolution approved June 18 1902 Scranton offers a reward of five hundred dollars to any person furnishing information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who murdered Mary Quinn on Monday night June 2 190?. City Recorder W L Connell signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Mary Quinn
W. L. Connell
City Recorder
Independence Day Fare From Scranton to Niagara Falls
The Lehigh Valley railroad offers a six dollar fifty five cent round trip from Scranton for Independence Day travel. Tickets go on sale July 3 and 4 with return validity through July 6 on all trains except the Black Diamond express. See agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Scranton Engineers Postpone Excursion to Spring Brook Dam
Funeral of Mrs. William Connell forces postponement of the Scranton Engineers Club excursion to Spring Brook Dam from June 17. Secretary Alfred E. Lister announces the delay until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connell
Scranton Engineers' Club
Spring Brook Dam
Alfred E. Lister
Yarn Price Cut at Cramer Wella Co Store
The regular price of this yarn is 1éc and the current offer is lic per skein at Cramer Wella Co located at 190 Wyoming Avenue. The ad highlights a discount on this high quality yarn term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer-Wella Co
Wyoming Avenue
Kennedy Sherman Wedding At Rovehurst In Kingston
Katharine Kennedy and Sam A. Sherman wed at noon in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. I J Lansing and Rev. Dr. George B. Guild. About 150 guests attended an elaborate reception and arch roses. The couple will live in Newport after a Kingston housekeeping.
Quiet Wedding of St. Louis Couple highlight local union
Prof Shiney L Olver of St Louis Missouri weds Miss Ethel L McDermott daughter of Rey Dee and Mia H W C McDermott of North Hyde Park Avenue in a private ceremony at the Bimpson Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Only families present. The bride active in Simpson Junior League community efforts and a trained musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiney L. Olver
St. Louis
Ethel L. McDermott
Rey
Dee
Mia
HW. C. McDermott
North Hyde Park Avenue
Bimpson Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Young Indy
Simpson Junior League
Miss McDermott
Kingston
Norwich
Oneonta
N. Y
Simpsons
Olver Ixon
Wayne County
Wyoming Seminary
Rochester
N. W
Sky
Eollege
Mississippi Valley
Lackawanna
Washington, D. C
Wedding at Walovsk as Amelia Schuman Marries Frank Kiefer
Miss Amelia Schuman daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Schuman marries Frank Kiefer an employee of the Lackawanna laundry at Hickory Street Baptist church pastor Rev J C Sehmitt officiates bride attended by sister Miss Gussie Schuman grammarian Mill Smith ushered by Clyde Skressty and Louis Schumacher reception and supper at Birch street home then couple depart on 155 p m Delaware Lackawanna and Western train to New York for honeymoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walovsk
Mis
Amelia Schuman
Fred Schuman
Frank Kiefer
Hickory Street Baptist Church
J. C. Sehmitt
Gussie Schuman
Mill Smith
Kingston couple weds at bride’s brother’s home
Daniel H. Lewis of Kingston and Miss Sarah E. Brace of 588 North Hyde Park avenue were married last evening at the bride’s brother James Brace’s home, with Roy Edwarde D D officiating assisted by Rev. Henry W. Dowling. The bridesmaid was Miss Minerva Morley of West Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Lewis
Kingston
Sarah EB. Brace
North
Hyde Park Avenue
James Brace
North Garfield Avenue
Roy
Edwarde
D. D
Henry W. Dowling
Minerva Morley
West Scranton
Evan M. Jones
Hartman Sterling Couple Wed In Embury Church Home
Roy W. Hartman of Utlen and Mies Vida May Sterling daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Sterling were married at home of the bride by Rev Jamon Benninger. The bride wore Persian lawn with chiffon silk and white roses. Bridesmaid Milas Mabel Tiffany wore pink silk and pink roses. Groom Floyd J. Hartman of Factoryville. Reception for one hundred guests followed. The couple will depart on the 10 30 train for Ailea via New York Ontario and Western railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Hartman
Utlen
Mies Vida May
F. M. Sterling
South Main Avenue
Jamon Benninger
Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
Milas Mabel Tiffany
Brooklyn
Susquehanna County
Floyd J. Hartman
Factoryville
Prof. Jenkins
Archbald
New York, Ontario and Western Railroad
Lincoln Heights Couple Wed At Simpson Church Parsonage
Charles Earsley of Watson avenue Lincoln Heights and Mies Marearet Van Campen of South Lincoln avenue were married at noon yesterday by Rev. H C McDermott D D at Simpson Methodist Episcopal parsonage. The bride wore steel covert cloth and they left on the 1 05 Lackawanna train for Montrose and Laceyville. They will begin housekeeping in Lincoln Heights. The bride has been a bookkeeper and the groom a painter with Luther Price. Mrs Earnes was with J D Williams Bros for years and is well regarded in West Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Earsley
Watson Avenue
Lincoln Heights
Mies Marearet van Campen
Lincoln Avenue
James Butcher
H. C. McDermott
D. D
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Lackawanna
Montrose
Laceyville
Miss Nellie Mangan Weds M N Donnelly in Pittston
Miss Nellie Mangan of Hawles married Attorney M N Donnelly of Pittston yesterday in St Philip’s church. Nuptial mass at 10 30. Broomsman Charles Shen and maid Margaret Mangan attended. Bride wore white satin. maid wore green paint lace over satin. Ushers M J Mulhall and Dr J C Remp. Wedding breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home. They plan a Great Lakes bridal tour and will reside on Prospect avenue, Pittston. Donnelly is a Luzerne county bar member. wife popular and noted for many fine qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Mangan
Hawles
M. N. Donnelly
Pittston
St. Philomena's
P. C. Winters
Charles A. Shen
Nanticoke
Margaret Mangan
M. J. Mulhall
Wilkes-Barre
J. C. Remp
Scranton baggage master marries Pittston couple’s daughter
Michael F. Coyne a baggage master at the Delaware and Hudson in Scranton wed Miss Mary Josephine Connors of Pittston yesterday in St Pauls Catholic Church. Rev Father O Malley officiated with Elizabeth Coyne and John Connors Jr as bridesmaid and best man. The couple will reside in South Scranton after a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael F. Coyne
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Station
Mary Josephine Connors
John Connors
Finestreet
Pittston
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Father O'Malley
Elizabeth Coyne
South Scranton
Bacon and Edith Wilcox Wed in Scranton Church
Charles F. M. Bacon and Miss Edith Wilcox were united in matrimony yesterday at 9 o clock in Providence Methodist church officiated by Rev George A Cure. The groom is a promising local businessman and the bride comes from a prominent North End family. They will reside in North Scranton and received numerous costly gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. M. Bacon
Edith Wilcox
George A. Cure
Providence Methodist Church
North End
Dr David J Jenkins Marries Miss Annie Probert
Dr David J Jenkins of Jackson street and Miss Annie Probert daughter of Mrs Mary Probert of Olyphant wed last evening at the bride's mother's home on Delaware street. Rev D D Hopkins officiated with Palmer L Williams and Jennie Jenking as attendants. The couple will reside in West Scranton after a honeymoon to New York and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Jenkins
Jackson Street
Annie Probert
Mary Probert
Olyphant
Delaware Street
D. D. Hopkins
First Welsh Baptist Church
South Main Avenue
Palmer L. Williams
Jennie Jenking
Mia
Thomas Jenkins
Albany
N. Y
Mra
John T., Jenkins
Sarah
Stella Meredith
Lissie Jones
Carrie Noelffer
James Davis
Will Davis
David Jeremy Davis
Tallesen Philips
West Scranton
Mannion Blewitt Nuptials At St Peters Cathedral
Mies Thoresea Blewitt daughter of Patrick Blewitt married Michael Mannion of Phelps Street yesterday at St Peter's Cathedral. Rev Bernard O Byarne officiated with Mira Curran as bridesmaid and Michael Mannion as best man. The couple plan a New York state wedding trip and residence on Capouse Avenue after July 8. Mrs Mannion has been a teacher at No. school for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Thoresea Blewitt
Patrick Blewitt
Michael Mannion
Phelps Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
New York State
Mannion
Capouse Avenue
Bloomsburg State Normal graduate noted for charm and skill
A Bloomsburg State Normal School graduate described as an accomplished young woman and charming. Mr Mannion is foreman at the McClaven Brooks foundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araduate
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Mr. Mannion
McClaven Brooks Foundry
Davies Davies Tie The Knot In Quiet Taylor Ceremony
Ivan A. Davies of Taylor and Mike Bva Davies wed last evening in a home ceremony at 98 Bynon Street with Rev F Mathews officiating. Attendants included Kate Nf Davies and Miss Sissie Davies. Guests and gifts, including a silver tea service from Mrs BD Williams class, marked a well attended event. couple to reside with the bride’s father after a trip to Philadelphia and Cape May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan A. Davies
Taylor
Edward Davies
Mike Bva”. Davies
Brden P. Davies
F. Mathews
First Baptist Church
Bynon Artest
Kate Nf. Davies
Sissie Davies
John Davies
Wilkes-Barre
Couple from Jackson and Green Ridge Wed at St Pauls
Thomas J. Langan of Jackson street and Miss Helen C. Carter of Green Ridge were joined in marriage at 1 PM yesterday at St Pauls Catholic church Green Ridge by Rev M E Loftus. Attendants were Michael Madden and Bridget Padden with ushers William P Spellman and William H Spellman. The couple's reception followed at the bride’s parents home before departing for New York and the seashore on an afternoon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Langan
Jackson Street
Helen C. Carter
Green Ridge
St. Paul's Catholic Church
M. E. Loftus
Michael Madden
Bridget Padden
William P. Spellman
William H. Spellman
Mrs. Langan
New York
Seashore
Wedding of Miss Daisy Dean Staples and Charles B. Clark
The marriage occurred at the Green Ridge Baptist parsonage with Rev. H. B. Potter officiating. Bride wore a dark blue gown and was attended by no one. witnesses included Mr. and Mrs. John A. Keith. After a wedding tour to New York Philadelphia and West Point the couple will set up home on Adams Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Dean Staples
Charles B. Clark
Green Ridge Baptist Church
H. 8. Potter
John A. Keith
New York
Philadelphia
West Point
Wilkes-Barre Couple Wed At Jackson Street Baptist Church
T E Kirkendall of Wilkes-Barre and Miss Nettle Snow of 22 South Tyde Park avenue were married at 12 50 yesterday by Rev Thomas de Gruchy at the Jackson Street Baptist parsonage. They plan to reside with the bride's parents after a trip to Elmira and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Kirkendall
Wilkes-Barre
Miss Nettle Snow
South
Tyde Park Avenue
Shepherd Snow
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Marriages: Mary Selen Jacquette to Thomas J Denihan
Mr and Mrs John Henry Jacquette of Oswego announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Selen to Thomas Joseph Denihan of New York City on Tuesday June 4 1902. The couple will reside at 299 West 1th Street New York after July 1. Denihan previously worked in the shoe business in this city and in Binghamton and has many friends in both places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Jacquette
Oswego
N. Y
Mary Selen
Thomas Joseph Denihan
New York City
Marriage of Miss Anna Kelly to Thomas Walsh at St Peters
At St Peter's cathedral yesterday afternoon five o'clock Miss Anna Kelly wed Thomas Walsh in a ceremony led by Rev Bernard E O Byerne. A large crowd attended with bridesmaid Miss Margaret Dean and groomsman Henry Lavin present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
Anna Kelly
Thomas Walsh
Bernard E. O'Byrne
Margaret Dean
Henry Lavin
Donahoe and Sullivan Tie The Knot At St Peter's Cathedral
John Donahoe and Miss Ellen Sullivan were married yesterday afternoon at St Peter's Cathedral by Rev Bernard E O By Byrne. The bride was attended by Miss Mary B Sullivan and the groom by John Connors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donahoe
Ellen Sullivan
St. Peter's Cathedral
Bernard E. O'Byrne
Mary B. Sullivan
John Connors
Merkel and Weniger Wed in Petersburg Church Ceremony
Joseph C. Merkel and Genevieve Weniger of Petersburg were married by Rev. Peter Christ at St. Marys German Catholic Church on River Street yesterday morning. A brief city drive followed, with a reception held at the bride's Petersburg home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Merkel
Genevieve Weniger
Petersburg
Peter Christ
St. Mary's
River Street
Double Wedding in Elm Park Parsonage
At the Elm Park parsonage on Tuesday morning two couples wed. Joseph IK Harvey of Scranton and Jessie M Wetherby wed, along with Henry Kellerman and Mvnngeline Harvey. Rev Dr Giffin officiated and blessed the couples as they started a pleasant wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park Parsonage
Joseph IK. Harvey
Harvey's
Jessie M. Wetherby
Scranton
Henry Kellerman
Mvnngeline Harvey
Dr. Giffin
Densmore and Yost typewriters sold by J N Smoot agent
J N Smoot on the first floor of the Guernsey building acts as the authorized agent for Densmore New Century and Yost typewriters. Exchanges made for other standard machines on very liberal terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Smoot
Guernsey
Densmore
New Century
Yost
Yarn price cut at Cramer Wellso store
The store at 100 Wyoming Avenue reduced the yarn price from 18 to 16 cents per skein. Cramer Wellso advertises the discount on popular yarns, inviting shoppers to take advantage of the limited offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer- Wellso
Wyoming Avenue
Thompson in Old Position Leads Tribune Educational Contest
Stanton and Adams also improved their standings in the Tribune Educational Contest as Burnae holds a 65 point lead. The competition for June prizes closes at 5 o clock next Monday evening. leaders’ monthlong progress is summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Adams
Tribune
Burnae
Standings of Contestants With City Affiliations listed
A long list ranks 33 participants by score from Charles Burns Wandling at top with 360 to Emanuel Bucci Scranton at seven points. Names include A J Kellerman Scranton. Wm T Rodrigues Seranton. Herbert Thompson Carbondale. K Gunster Green Ridge. Freedman Belle. Maxwell Shepherd Carbondale. Oscar H Kipp Elmhurst. L B E Stanton Scranton. Wm Sherwood Harford. Harry Madden Scranton. Homer Kresge Hyde Park. J c mete Mosles. William Cooper Priceburg. Grant M Decker Hallstead. Frank B McCreary Hall Broad. Lee Culver Springville. Miss Beatrice Harpur Thompson. Walter Hallstead Scran COR. Hendrick Adams Chin. Harry Danvers Providence. Louis McCusker Park Place. Hugh Johnston Forest GHE. C J Clark Peckville. John Mackie Providence. Chas W Dorsey Scranton. Miss Edna Coleman Becranton. Louis Gere Brooklyn. Don C Capwell Scranton. Miss Jane Matthewson Factoryville. Walter Ellis Hyde Park. Emanuel Bucci Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burns
Wandling
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Wm. T
Rodrigues
Seranton
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Seees
A K. Gunster
Green
Hee Ridge
Arett Freedman
Belle
Maxwell Shepherd
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
L. BE. Stanton
Wm. Sherwood
Harford
Harry Madden
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
J. c
William Cooper
Priceburg
Grant M. Decker
Hall- Stead
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- BroAd
Lee Culver
Springville
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Walter Hallstead
Scran- Cor
Cc Aetaaale
Hendrick Adams
Chin- Ghia T
Harry Danvers
Providence
Ccc
Eeeev
Louis McCusker
Park Place
Ous
Edna Coleman
Becranton
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Don C. Capwell
Jane Matthewson
Factoryville
Walter Ellis
Emanuel Bucci
Amateur Photographers Demonstrate Velox Paper in New York
On Thursday the 26th, Mr J B Cummings of New York will demonstrate Velox Paper at Hornbauer's, 211 Washington Avenue, from 2 to 4 and 7 to p.m. Maring a negative with you and have a print made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Cummings
New York City
Hornbauker's
Washington Avenue
Breakfast with Whole Wheat Berry Fruit Mix Sold by Coursen
An ad promotes a delicious and healthful breakfast item made from whole wheat berry and selected fruits sold by Coursen. It lists Dr. I M Gates with office at Madison Ave and Mulberry and hours from 8 to 1, 1.80 to 3, and 7 to 8 p.m. It also notes Dr. Lindabury, surgeon of women, at 216 Connell Building with office hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursen
I. M. Gates
Madison Ave
Mulberry
Lindabury
Connell Building
Educational Contest standings and deadline notices
Herbert Thompson of Carbondale holds fourth place in The Tribune Educational Contest led by Charles Burns of Wandling at 65 points. Fred Gunster of Green Ridge trails by two points as Leroy Stanton of Scranton occupies ninth. Hendrick Adams gains to nineteenth with Walter Hallstead, and several others drop positions. Deadline reminders warn that only points in The Tribune office by 6 pm Monday count, with four days left and July competition beginning Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Tribune
Fred SK. Gunsster
Green Ridge
Mr. Thompson
Mr. Gunster
Leroy E. Stanton
Scranton
William Sherwood
Harford
Hendrick Adams
Chinchilla
Walter Hallstead
Harry Danvers
Lewis McCusker
Hugh Johnston
C. J. Clark
Charles Burns
Wandling
A. J. Kellerman
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Teegular
Washington Ave
Hardenbergh
Baby
Baby Bazaar
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
Germantown
Atterbury
Samter Bros
Sherman-Kennedy
Buch
I. J. Lansing
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
George B. Guild
Mira Salome Becker
Charlotte Lindenberg
Columbus
Grace Floyd
Binghamton
Ellaabeth Titchcock
Bauer
Clarke
Hanley
Newport
Bryn Mawr College
Sherman
Marvard University
L. C. Floyd
Mise Vieyd
Roy Floyd
George Forsythe
Mary Bristol
Will Stevens
Glen Cove
W. H W. Anderson
Menshall
Roses
Palma
Bethesda
Olver-M’dermott
Kiefer-Schuman
Earlley-Van Campen
Bacon-Wilcox
Jenkins-Probert
Java
Treg Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Lackawanna Avenue
North Main Avenue
Davies-Davies
Langan-Carter
Clare-Staples
Kirkendall-Snow
Denihan-Jacquette
Merkel-Weniger
Columbia
E. G. Coursen
Feeeeveseanedac Dd
Fred K. Gunster
Oncar H. Kipp
Robert D. Landon & Co
C. S. Seamans
Fine
Key West
Dime Bank Building
Knox
Hand & Payne
Corner Wash
Ave
Spruce St
Franklin Ave
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Prendergast
Ington Avenue
Scranton, PA
Essary
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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