New Arrivals Signal Fresh Dry Goods from New York
A local retailer announces a fresh stock after returning from New York featuring White Goods, Organdies, Persian Mulls, Dimities, Dotted Swisses, India Linen, Wash Goods, Jaconata, Percales, Ducks, Pique, Dresden Lace, Torchons, Namwook Embroidery, and fashionable lace mitts and parasols. Wreathed in period style, the notice promotes a wide assortment for next week’s trade with emphasis on newness and variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
India
Walter Pierce Held Over in Counterfeit Case at Lacka Wonka
Walter Pierce a butcher of 225 Penn avenue faced an apparent counterfeit money incident at 8544 Lacka Wonka avenue. Patrolman Cindeldle arrested him after a suspect handled a false bill. Pierce was remanded for an alvating Monday hearing at 10 oclock and to furnish bail. Alderman Miller observed a wreath table and noted the suspect counted the money, suggesting ongoing investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacka- Wonka Avenue
Mra
Mamma Jones
Cindeldle
Alderoan Millar
Walter Pierce
Penn Avenue
Thomas Holtham
Mary Rebl
Inne Court
Jones
Powderly
Nerney
Commonwealth's
Holtham
Richard Busteei
Walter FE. Davie
John ¥. Scragg
Mrs. Mahon
Wakford Court
Woman and Rogan in Boundary Dispute Near Stafford
Patrick Rogan of South Washington Avenue and Mrs Mary Muldoon dispute land lines along Stafford Aheadow brook. Civil Engineer Thm A Mirtl used arbitration to determine correct compass. Rogan built a fence. Muldoon claimed encroachment and had him arrested. she posted $200 bond with C G Boland as bondsman.
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Stafford Aheadow
Washington Avenue
Mary MuLdoon
Patrick Rogan
Thm A. Mirtl
Rogan
Alderman Wright
C. G. Boland
Close of the First Year Scranton Business College Prizes
At the close of the first year at Scranton Business College prizes were awarded. In Commercial department first prize to Nelile Lyeneh for an inkstand, second prize to Tie Cullen for Abbe Constantine. Shorthand first prize to Frank Stark for a fountain pen. Other honors to Frank Gavan and to Mamie Ward. Prizes funded by ILHH Belleman and the Franklin Printing Pen Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Trat Priae
Nelile Lyeneh
Tie Cullen
Dunmore
Abbe Constantine
Frank Jones
Frank Stark
Frank Gavan
Bustle Tierney
Mamie Ward
ILHH
Belleman
Franklin Pountain
Mrs Winton Funeral Held at Residence
The funeral of Mrs W W Winton of Wert Market Street was held yesterday at 2 PM at the family residence. Rev N G Parke of Pittston officiated using Hebrews 13:14 as text. Burial was private with pallbearers named Hurlbutt Griblin Moore von Storch Wilder Love Nyhort Lawrence.
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Mra. W. W. Winton
Wert Market Street
N.Y. Parke
Wert Fitteton
MH. BR. Hurlbutt
George Griblin
William Moore
Carrington von Storch
George Wilder
William Love
J.T. Nyhort
J. W. Lawrence
Bezek Attorneys to Seek Board of Pardons Hearing
Frank Bezek's lawyers gave notice they will present his case before the Board of Pardons on July 16. The board must meet on the third Tuesday each month, and they plan to push for a July hearing with testimony within a week to be reviewed by the board.
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Frank Bezek
Board of Pardons
Hevek
Miner Killed by Roof Fall at Dickson Mine
Dominick Demereo of Henests court West Side was killed in the Dickson mine at Green Ridge last night when a large rock fell from the roof. A laborer for Ralph Harwood of Dunmore he was 28 and newly married seven months ago his wife is prostrated by the news.
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Dominick Demereo
Dickson
Dominick Demerea
Henests Court
Green Ridge
Ralph Harwood
Dunmore
Demen
Local Advertisements and Medical Claim Fragment
An assortment of clipped ads mentions Dr. Hinckley prescribing a tonic for fatigue, eye care promotions by Shimberg, discounted nickel spectacles, and local outlets like Turnquest and Lohmann selling clocks wines cigars and liquors. It also notes rising Pocono fever demand and general beer offerings at Felgenspan and Robinsons.
Trial Reports and Mixed Crimes Dominate City Court
Coverage details the trial of W. J. Mintyre on conspiracy and fraud charges tied to the Columbia Loan and Investment Company, with testimony about transfers and receivership. It also covers the Hewitt case ending in a hung jury, guilty verdicts in other cases, and notes on alibi defenses in the Holtham scandal, plus local courtroom updates and upcoming rail and event notices.
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W.T. McTintyre
Triduetry Savings and Life Insurance Cmpany
Philadelphia
Columbia Loan and Dna Vernment Company
Washington
Peck
W. Coleman
Second Presbyterian Church
Ms. Harvie
Mclntyre
Paine
Tribune
Melntyre
Preaeik
Loony
Columbia
Ons
Harri
Melmyre
Columbia Compy
District of Columbia
Coleman
Tie
McIntyre
HH. Bragdon
Capital
Harrie
Culenun
Attornney J. Elliot Roa
Kelly
The
Commonwealth
FB. H
W. A. Hewitt
Andrew Zophle
B.A. Lane
William J. Jones
W. J. Landis
Jacob Kempher
J. 3. Giles
Patrick Ruddy
Stanley Day
John Long
Howitts
PB. H. McCann
Miles McDonald
Alexander Starkey
Patrick McDonald
James McGowan
Thomas McGowan
Henry Murray
Dunmore
Joseph J. Sheeran
Michael Costello
John Lally
Peter Lynch
James Cloughen
Michael Barrett
James H. Keap
Tf Holtham
Holthaim
Williamm Edmunds
Archbald
Jacob C. Hartman
Hugh Gaffney
Mary Gaffney
Gaeta
C.F. Pilger
Henry Armatrong
Night Foreman Praises Paine's Celery Compound
A 62 year old Globe night foreman Charles Rolfe credits Paine's celery compound with curing long standing nervous headaches and fatigue. He notes his improved health spread through his family and praises the remedy, claiming others seen similar benefits after using the product.
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Globe
Boston Glove
The
Charles Rolfe
Paine
Ile
Denth
Railroad Notes and Staff Movements Report
Secretary Frank Pearsall travels to New York on business. Rev Albert Crown spoke at yesterday’s meeting at the car shop. Thomas Parrott returns to work at the caboose shops. W H Corum named assistant master mechanic of the Louisville New Albany and Chicago line. Jacob Berkhart of Nay Aug is very sick at home after duties loading ice and firing boilers. Pierce Fellows of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western transfers to Clark Summit replacing Charles Sears who is confined.
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Frank Pearsall
New York
Albert Crown
Thomas Parrott
W. HH. Corur
Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago Railway
Jacob Berkhart
Nay Aug
Pierce Fellows
Roal
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Clark Summit
Charles Sears
Scranton's cheap fuel sparks bold electricity claim
Secretary Atherton of the Board of Trade cites a table showing Scranton's electricity costs far under many cities, attributing it to very low local coal prices. He argues electricity and manufacturing can be cheaper here than anywhere outside north eastern Pennsylvania, with rail tour promos and local ads noting cheap fares and discount products.
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Atherton
Board of Trade
Wheeling
W. Va
D. B. Atherton
Albany
N. Y
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Maso
Lowell
Maes
Boston
Washington
D. C
Worcester
Mass
Scranton
New York City
Electric City
Pennsylvania
Trimmed Hats at Ro Market Offer
Come early to secure one. Limited hats available at the Ro Market sale with enthusiasts urged to arrive soon for best selection and sizes.
Silk Waists Closing Out Balance
Silk waists sale closing out remaining inventory with reduced prices. All sizes and colors offered while supplies last. Visit the shop to find silk waist styles suitable for formal and casual wear. Limited stock may sell quickly.
Furs Repaired Now Offered Free Summer Storage
The notice promises free storage for furs repaired now during the summer season. It highlights no charge for storage and encourages customers to take advantage of the service.
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Busset Shoes
Commonwealth “Shoe Store
Ackawanna
Penn Ave
A.B. Warman
Lutmer
Mall
Bohemian Girl
Enoch
Royal Aquarium
London
England
Amorita
Iolanthe
Pavilion Opera House
Mii
Wyoming Avenue
City Notes
Bald Mount
St. Luke's Church
Harford Military School
Eynon Street
Conducor
Walter Evans
Linden Street Bridge
Ede Wards
Mary Ann Lewis
John Lewis
the Tribune
Munvey
Godey
Brown
Mughieid
Mary Wagner
Boranton
Matthew Pfaff
Rachel Bryden
Young Men's Christian Association
Rove
Toll House
Nay Ang Talis
Bundey
Associiation Glee Club
Tallie Morgan
Matty
Edwards
Margaret Noglen
Edward Nogles
Torchon
Point de Sprit
Dimitv
Namwook
Mearh & Haqtin
Muldoon
South Washington Avenue
N. G. Parke
Pittston
Herck
Norsford
W. FP. Hinckley
Waterbury, Conn
Oligare
Ordelia
Garny, Brown & CO
Dn. Shimberg
Sterling
Turnquest
Lohmann's
Spruce Street
FE. Hobinson's
Milwaukee
Felgenspan's
W. J. Mintyre
Columbia Company
Hewitts
Thomas Holhham
Harris
Wit- Tete
D.C
Hewitt
Paris
Davis
Annie Silverstine
Hobb
Robb
Lmtter
Moltham
Ruth
Brechtel
National Hotel
Honesdale
Holtam
Tlolthan
Rallreid
Denver
Shimberg
Leet
KB. T. Wheaton
Lackawanna Avenue
Weber
Guernsey Bros
America
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Rockies
Lehigh Valley
Val
Colorido
Commonwealth Shoe
Woolworths
Woolworth
Green and Gold
Frank P. Christian
Hatter
Lackawanna Ave
Scrantom, Pal
Sohmer
Arita Waterooms
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
J. Bolz
Dime Bank
Duck Pants
Oleens
Dunn
J. Lawrence Stelle
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