Personal notes on visitors and locals in Scranton area
Clarence Reed spent Sunday with his mother in Glenburn. Assistant Postmaster John Williams of Wilkes-Barre was in the city yesterday. Cy Kenyon of New York Street is spending two weeks at Atlantic City. W D Kennedy and family have returned from Europe. Charles Dryant of New York guests Mrs E I Lynde of Gibson Street. Gertrude Poet of Monroe Avenue vacationing with relatives at Lake Ariel and Hamilton Pa. Attorney Kilcullen is taking a number law course in Washington DC. Dr and Mrs W W Roberts returned from Withington DC after attending the National Homeopathic convention. Mr and Mrs W H Campbell attended the Kinney-Cook wedding at Wilkes-Barre. Emma Schumacher of Evansville Ind visiting Hortense Coyne. John LaGorce of Washington DC arrived and will stay with I S Risdale. LaGorce may fill a similar post at the Kansas City convention. George A Robathan of Portatello Idaho visiting cousin E E Robathan and plans to attend the Republican convention in Philadelphia and then Kansas City. Thorobathan, from Schuylkill to Idaho twenty-one years ago, is noted as president of the Idaho university endowment and an alumnus of Wyoming Seminary. This is his first Scranton visit. he’s impressed by the Electric City and would not live in Schuylkill County.
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John LaGorce
Washington
Risdale
Leader
Lafiorce
Western Union
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Wilkes-Barre
LaGoree
George A. Robathan
Poratello
Idaho
E. E. Robathan
Thorbathan
Schuylkill County
Itaho
Tidlube
University of Idaho
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Seranton
Scranton
Md.win
Everhart
W. T. Simpson
Old Center Street
Elverhart
Richard Little
Sunday Scrantonian
Isbel
Lewis
Clarence Ballentine
Everhart Aberday
Ballentine
South Africa
Rinsland
L. P. Wedeman
Fussell Dimmick
John F. Murphy
Philip Rinsland
Braes
Mra. Rinslland
Mra. Rinsland
Arso
Vonbure & Dawson
Ringlind
Doctor
T. H. Burns
Trespares
Burne
Rinslind
Burns
Slater
Tribune
Philadelphia Inquirer
West Cheater
Edwin BL. Everhart
Semanton
LFP
West Chester
Young Everhart
Pennsylvania
Everharts
Benjamin F
John R
James Th. Everhart
Ea- Win E. Everhart
William Everhart
FL Everhart
Edwin EL
Faelon method offers piano instruction for all
A notable trait of Americans is ambition for better schooling in literature science or music. The Faelton method, taught at the Scranton Conservatory, makes expert piano instruction affordable for rich and poor alike. It is touted as ideal both artistically and financially. The Serfia Alpine club of Boston is mentioned with a hint to visit Peter Zeigler's cafe on Franklin avenue for music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Conservatory of Music
Serfia Alpine Club
Boston
Peter Zeigler
Ik Cafe
Franklin Avenue
Gramba Adams Welcomes Daughter Amoke The Pocono
Mr and Mrs George F Gramba Adams announce the birth of a daughter on June 2 1900. The new arrival adds joy to the household of the Gramba Adams family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. George F. Gramba
Adams Svepua
First Recital Under Southworth Studios Tonight
The Southworth Studios presents the first recital directed by Misa Julian Allen and Cordelia Freeman tonight at Powell's Recital Hall. The program lists violin and vocal pieces by numerous pupils including Natalie Connell Agnes Velon Ford Laura Frederick Lida Munsell Mary Naulstead and others with solo soprano and violin selections and student ensembles.
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Southworth Studios
Powell's Recital Hall
Misa Julian
Gavotte
Kintemble Clady
Rorett Mitees
Patna Caryl
Deeste Folhannw
Marte Mill
Sses
Sterrleeh
Mies
Margaret Mitchel
Ciolin
Mini Dorr
Miss Liew Fuller
Bix
Mica Kling
Cats
Bolo
Civalier
de Keven
Tom Tipped
Lila Heiser
Metoc
Reichardt
Gippel
Pook
Mallag Pettit
Oblianto
Carr Concert Tonight in Guernsey Hall Featuring School of Music
Prof L W Carr's International School of Music presents an 8 o'clock program in Guernsey hall with a lengthy lineup. Names include Misa Alma Jonen Hyde Park Miss Clara Shader Avoca Misa Helen Reynolds Iyde Park and others performing minuet, polka, and Bohemian waltz selections along with vocal numbers and piano pieces.
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L. W. Carr
International School of Music
Guernsey Hall
Rhapapdie Wongroine
Ee Dinu Misa
Mabel Allen
Avoca
Valeo
Duta DE Mies
Alma Jonen
Hyde Park
Mayeh
Paull
Clara Shader
Avoes
Sabhion
Helen Reynolds
Iyde Park
St. Alban’s Grand Maret
Resowig
Sarah Devine
Providenne
Hilvery Waves
Wyman Halph Santor
Scranton
Viola Deeble
Avorm
Waueauen Ervanceerre
Annual Meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
The So ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals held its annual meeting in the board of trade rooms yesterday afternoon. Officers elected for the coming year include President J M Kemmerer. vice presidents Thomas Sprague and several others. secretary and treasurer Dolph B Atherton. agent E H Knapp. The treasurer’s report showed a cash balance of 176 dollars. The agent’s report noted substantial work accomplished despite few meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Board of Trade
J. M. Kemmerer
Thomas Sprague
Willian Silkman
W. FE. Anderson
Laulae Hardenbergh
W. E. Thayer
E. B. Sturges
Kervin’s First Game with Buffalo in AL Victory
Dan Kervin of the late Scranton team pitched his first American League game Sunday for Buffalo against Cleveland. He allowed six hits to a strong Cleveland lineup featuring Sullivan Lachance and McAleer who each hit a single, both driven in by Lachance. Kervin’s big debut impressed Buffalo fans, hinting at a future in the National League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kervin
Scranton
Buffalo
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Clevelands
Sabbath Fireworks Protest Over Italian Feast Plan
J F Hangi of Green Ridge complained to Mayor Moir that Italians planned to celebrate Our Lady of Mt Carmel on July 22 and desecrate the Sabbath with fireworks. The mayor found the event in Round Woods outside city limits, but he will bar fireworks along the parade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hangi
Men's Union
Green Ridge
Moir
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Hangl
Letters From The People Opinion Notice
Readers submit short letters under a public interest heading with the writer’s name for publication. The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions expressed.
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the Tribune
Monument to Mercy Found by Hospital Bequest
A long tribute to the Mowen Taylor hospital praises its founder and enduring mercy to the afflicted. It lauds the hospital as a public monument and notes its doors are open to all, while remembering Frederick Hartnoll for the philanthropic act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowen Taylor Hospital
Low Ming
Scranton
Frederick Hartnoll
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endures for Infants
Over fifty years the remedy has aided millions of mothers for teething and colic. It soothes the child, lessens pain, and claims to cure wind colic and diarrhea. The advertisement emphasizes global demand and repeated use, noting the product name and pricing details.
Everhart Faces Indefinite Release Status in Jail
Everhart, after a severe strain and recovery effort by Warden Simpson, remains in jail with uncertain release prospects. He disputes accusations, promises a fuller statement later, and notes alleged conspiracies around forged checks and family estate matters as hearings continue.
Judge rules Erie and Wyoming Valley can build branch railroad
Harrisburg June 4 Judge Weiss grants Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Co the right to construct a branch from Hawley Wayne county to Lackawaxen Pike county If upheld by higher courts the decision would give independent coal producers an outlet to tidewater via the abandoned Delaware and Hudson canal to Kingston.
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Associated Press
the Tribune
Harrisburg
Weiss
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railrroad Company
Hawley
Wayne County
Lackawaxen
Pike County
Tidewater
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Kingston
Mid-Summer Dance Draws 200 at Laurel Hill Park
About two hundred young people attended a mid-summer dance at Laurel Hill park under the Twelve Jolliers. Berghauser's orchestra provided music, with Ben Mendelson chairing the organizing committee and P J Gilroy catering. Out of town guests included Misses Marietta Hacker and Loretta McAvoy of Pleasant Mount.
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Laurel Hill Park
Twelve Jolliers
Berghauser
Ben Mendelson
H. V. Lawler
Charles J. Mirta
Joseph Heen
Joseph Ball
J. W. Mentelson
L. W. Gsehbwindt
Frank Elickens
John Janssen
Bernard Golden
Frank MccLoughlin
William Philbin
P. J. Gilroy
Marietta Hacker
Loretta McAvoy
Pleasant Mount
St Celias Academy Marks Twenty-Eighth Commencement
Nine women and three men graduate from St Cecelia's academy in a ceremony at St Thomas College hall. Rt Rev M J Hoban delivers a brief address, diplomas and prizes awarded by Rev P J Gough, and an exhibition of student work planned for two weeks.
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M. J. Hoban
P. J. Gough
St. Thomas’ College Hall
St. Celeela's Academy
Academy
St. Cevella
Commission Expired Clouds National Guard Command
Major General Snowden’s commission expired Monday leaving top and lower ranks of the National Guard in question as military leaders face transition. High command officials are noted but details remain terse and unsettled.
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Snowden
National Guard
Excursion to Lake Ariel Promises Spectacle and Music
The city’s largest holiday trip heads to Lake Ariel with Will H. Davidson the renowned high wire artist, Lawrence's band providing music, and refreshments on the grounds. Trains from Erie and Wyoming Valley depot run hourly for the event. Fireworks cap the evening entertainment.
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Will H. Davidson
Lawrence
Erie
Wyoming Valley Depot
Prospective Appointment Hangs on August Encampment
Rumors say a new general will be named after the Mt. Gretna encampment in August. Candidates include Brigadier General Gobin, senior brigadier and lieutenant governor, and Brigadier General Miller who currently has no command.
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Whomi
Mt. Gretnan
Gobin
Third Brigade
Miller
Snowden
Prine
Family Reunion Marks David Beck’s Seventy-First Birthday
David Beck of Prescott Avenue celebrated his seventy first anniversary with four generations present at Mrs. Emma Fr. Wena’s home. Attendees included Mia Emma HE Wong Mrs W W Davie William Beck Walter Beck Frank Beck and their spouses. A dinner and a group photograph closed out the day with Beck seated among kin.
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David Beck
Prescott Avenue
Emma Fr. Wena
Mia
Emma HE
Wong
W. W. Davie
William Beck
Walter Beck
Frank Beck
Walter
Street Commissioner Seeks Sidewalks on Washington Ave
The street commissioner notifies property owners on the easterly side of Washington Avenue between New and New York streets to lay new sidewalks in front of their properties. The move follows an ordinance passed last year, enabling replacement when local sidewalks are out of repair at the ward councilmen’s request.
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Washington Avenue
New
New York
Chittenden
Four Shirt Waists Specials Highlighted
Four interesting shirt waist specials offered with distinct features. Item one showcases fine white lawn fabric with full fronts, French backs, lace, and fancy nainsook yokes. Listed value is $1.00 with a special today.
Fine Percale Waists Special Today
Advertisement notes 49 cents for NUMBER TWO fine percale waists with full fronts plaited backs in a range of colors and sizes. Regular 69 cent price. Special today.
Number Three-Fine Perenle Patterns Sold Special Today
Fine pattern textile item described as Number Three-Fine Perenle with full front French backs sold for $1.25. Offer noted as special today.
75 Cents French Percale Waist Specials
Bargain offer on NUMBER FOUR fine French percales with full front and back designs. Regularly 1.50, now 0.75 in this special sale featuring stylish fits and guaranteed satisfaction.
Think It Over. A riddle in a street corner remark
A joke lampoons aging and artful sight beyond 110 years. Smith hints the answer lies in Wyoming avenue near Schriever's, as Jones asks why extreme old age and artistic photography are alike.
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Smith
Jones
Wyoming Avenue
Schriever's
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Te Montas Hardware Lone
Alaska
Washington Ave
Lewis, Ruddy, Davies & Murphy
DR. Taylor
Jermyn
Sanderson Avenue
Ackawanna “Ther” Faundry
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Clarence
Reed
Glenburn
John Williams
Wilkes
Barre
Cy. PL Kenyon
New York Street
Atlantic City
W. D. Kennedy
Europe
Charles Dryant
E. I. Lynde
Gibson Street
Mim
Gertrude A. Poet
Monroe Avenue
Lake Ariel
Hamilton, Pa
FE. Kilcullen
Auimber
Washington, I. C
Mra
W. W. Roberts
Withington,d. C
W. TH. Campbell
Kinney-Cook
Kinney
Mies Emma Schumacher
Evansville
Ind
Gurat
Misa Hortense Coyne
Adame Avenue
Amoke
Pocono
Goolgar
the Carr
Guernsey
Minuet
Kervin
Men’s Union
Moses Taylor
Bescham
Simpson
Robert Heawley
Migs
Westchester
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Co
ST. Cecelia's
Thomas’ Hall
Bishop Hoban
I. F. Gough
Mary Neville
Violen Keegan
Margaret Tadden
Anna Casivk
Edward Burke
Arthur Blewitt
Catherine Loughrin
Sadie Lappin
Catherine Biglin
Helen McCann
Edward Motive
Mina Josephine Geary
Prixen
Fold Cross
Misa Loretta Mey Cormac
Crowt
Missea Nora Healy
Francie Timlin
Cathine McNally
Emma Sixnonterger
Louise Qolling
Bertha Kelly
Wannah O'Donnell
Hadee
James Bradley
Francis Barrett
Matthew Lynott
Tholma Morian
Howe Bradley
Berie Timlin
Lucy Loughran
Dessie McGee
Bessie McGiee
Rowe Aracier
Borie Timlin
Margaret Dever
Rose Beradley
Lacy Loughran
Mary O'Ham
Stella Wiltz
Katie McNally
Clare McDonald
Veronica James
Katie Loftus
Mary Kelly
Mary Cumo
Tdaikge
Francia Potter
Sisin Horns
Margaret Meyer
Grace Toran
Loretta MacCormac
Alice Maghan
Jennie Mongan
Mary Whalen
Musrcian
Mary O'Hara
St. Cecelia
Knox
Clarke Bros
Veryone
Distributors
L.w.carr’s
Berides
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Lackawanna Ave
UIT
Conrad
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Peration and
Wilkes Barre
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Cowrthwaite & Bergauser
United States
Wyoming Ave
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