CITY NOTES AND EVENTS IN THE TOWN
Local notes report a Lawrence band concert to be held outdoors at Nay Ausmirk Saturday at 8 o clock. Also mentions a new newspaper change, a meeting for students and a public installation tonight. A worker, Evan Owens, is injured in a rock fall. Charles Zenhe Hod Mie and Mary Thorn were arrested for alleged crimes. Barlow and Bohroeder are named in court proceedings.
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Charles Zenhe
Mary Thorn
Yee Torhiy
Addie
Tits Miller
Aeseawate
Amerles Bohroeder
Aldermin
Law Boll
Had an Outing at Elmhill Bowls Club
The Idtekawanta Triling School for Surees held its graduation event last week. They hiked up the hills and enjoyed a day with Die, Winver, the hive’s surgeon, and a small group of friends.
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Te Idtekawanta Triling School
Surees
Die
Winver
Hives
Diay
Wll
Watson Kovenby Bankruptcy Petition Items Listed
In a voluntary bankruptcy filing Watson Kovenby of Golden Hill lists two suits of clothes and two suits of underwear as part of assets. The document details the scope of property included in the petition and outlines the debtor’s obligations under the filing.
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Watson
Kovenby
Golden Hill
Wyoming County Petition Drafted By Attorneys
A petition was drawn up yesterday for Wyoming County by Attorney J. Wood Pratt. Referee A. Van Wormer is handling the matter related to his ailments and responsibilities.
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Wyoming County
A. van Wormer
Ore
J. Wood Pratt
Yale Examinations Schedule For Entrance Subjects
The Yale examinations for entrance to academic and scientific departments begin today at the School of the Lackawanna 44 Jefferson Avenue. The schedule lists Thursday January with various subjects and times including Latin, Greek, algebra, geometry, botany, chemistry, and history. Strong entities include Yale University and School of the Lackawanna. dates and times are partially garbled.
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The
School of the Lackawanna
Yale University
Jefferson Avenue
Thureday
Janes
Eeeton
Rogietrafhum
Culswablaweahs
Baveeien
Nike
Birne
Fhueppield
Grammir Oo
Enetieh
United States
Filan
Recesee
Railroaders Sessions Agree On Single Wage Plan
A joint conference of conductors and trainmen was held with Grand Chief Clark and Grand Chief Morrisey present. National officers allegedly did not approve multiple wage regulation systems, so two were dropped and a single plan will be submitted. Firemen met Superintendent Fitzgibbon and proposed revised regulations for company endorsement, to be transmitted to President Truesdale.
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Clark
Morrisey
Fitzgibbon
Truesdale
Another Piano Given Away at Clarke Bros Stores
In the fourth monthly drawing at Clarke Bros general stores a large crowd gathered yesterday at 3 oclock. Judges Benjamin Smith and D Philip Williams supervised as a young girl drew the winning ticket. The tenth coupon, No 1246, belonged to William Langan of 624 Hampton Street, a miner at Belleview mine with a family of twelve children. The J uly 24 drawing will award the fifth instrument.
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Clarke Bros’ General
Oolock
Benjamin Smith
D. Philip Willams
William Langan
Hampton Street
Belleview
Langan
Bicycle Races in Binghamton on Fourth of July
Amid the Parlor City crowds a brisk event features quick time bicycle races around July Fourth. Brenden Council and Yo M vie for early lead as trains depart Snon and tickets are priced at 1.25 dollars.
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Binghamton
Owich St. Brenden Council
Be. A&w
Parlor City
Snon
Lake Ariel Excursion Train Sets Friday departure
Train to Lake Ariel leaves Erie and Wyoming Valley depot at 8:00 a.m. on Friday. Adults pay 75 cents, children 40 cents. Tickets available at 615 Lackawanna Avenue or on the train Friday morning.
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Lake Ariel
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Lackawanna Avenue
Marriage notices from Scranton event at Cedar Avenue Church
The record records a wedding at the Cedar Avenue Methodist church in Scranton officiated by Rev J B Sweet. Participants include Thomas Johnson and Amy Mies from Peckville with bride Lillie Wittle and groom Milnworth Thomas, dated a Wednesday evening near the end of December.
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Pou
Dug
Cedar Avenue
P Doty
Thomas
Johnson
Mies
Amy
Wingle
Peckvilli
Swingie
Scranton
Thomas—Kittle
J. B. Sweet
Milnworth Thomas
Miss Lillie Wittle
Thirteenth Annual Conference Meeting Adopts Reforms
The thirteenth annual convention of the Wyoming Congregational Sabbath School Union met at the Welsh Congregational church. Officers were elected. Rev T C Edwards gave addresses with Miss Annie Humphreys and others listed. Prizes were awarded in children’s Bible name writing contests among attendees from Scranton Pittston North Scranton Olyphant and Wilkes-Barre.
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T. C. Edwards
D. D
Hannah M. Williams
William Holmer
Annie Humphreys
General Assembly of
Wyoming Congregational Sabbath School Union
First Welsh Congregational Church
South Main Avenue
David Jones
Daniel 8. Davis
Mdwariedale
D. M. George
Plttston
D. Vincon Jones
Elvet Jones
J. &. Jones
North Scranton
Jones
Peter Roberts
Lizzie Lewis
Plalna
Convention Adopts Adjournment With Future Time To Be Decided
The Welsh address programme was not completed and William Holmes of Taylor had his City of Sunday School Scholar address omitted at the morning session. Conrrerational singing occurred as the convention adjourned, to meet next year at a time and place to be set by the executive committee.
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D. D. Evane
Union
Tc, Edwards
DM George
HK. B. Donee
William Holmes
Taylor
Funeral of Mrs Zimmer man in Elmbhurst parish church
Funeral services for Mrs Lord Zimmerman of Liverne Street were held at her country residence Elmbhurst on Tuesday afternoon at 2. The death followed a two year illness but was caused by apoplexy. Rev F L P Doty formerly Hampton Street Methodist led the rites at Cedar Avenue church. She leaves a husband and two children.
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Lord Zimmerman
Andrew Zimmerman
Liverne Street
Elmbhurst
Welock
Devonsed
Hampton Street
Flpp. Doty
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Fatal Injuries Suffered At Winton Mine Slopes
John Williams 17, a pump runner at the Winton mine, died from head injuries after a fall on a slope night. He resided with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams, in Peckville. Funeral at Peckville Methodist Episcopal church Sunday at 2.20 PM, burial in Peckville cemetery.
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John Williams
Winton
Peck Ville
John &. Willams
Peckville Methodist Episcopal Church
Peckville
A Cheap Pacific Coast Trip From Southern Railway
The National Id tentional Restrui tion meeting in Los Angeles promotes a one fare round trip plus a $1 association fee with the new Palace Tourist Sleeping Cars. A double berth costs $7.00 and tickets allow varied routes including New Orleans to Salt Lake City or Colorado, with a $12.50 option to return via Portland. Stopovers are allowed at El Paso westward and Denver region on return.
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Los Angeles
Southern Railway
New Palace
Southern
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Portland
Ore
el Paso
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
California
Chas. L. Hopkins
PLA
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
A. J. Poston
Sunset
Penneylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
July 4th Excursion to Farview by Delaware and Hudson
July 4 excursion to Farview offered by the Delaware and Hudson Railroad with special and regular trains at low fares. Grand gala day at a Pennsylvania resort features many attractions and a Scranton band program including Olympia, Overature, The Beautiful Galatea, and Sousa selections. Refreshments by Hanley of Scranton. travel from Scranton and nearby stations.
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Farview
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Hanley
Scranton
Oaver
Band of
Delaware and Hudson
Nine Hundred and Eighty Miles in Twenty-four Hours
Lake Shore Limited trains boast a world class record for NY to Buffalo travel covering 980 miles in 24 hours on a split route via four track system. Advertises luxury service and roadbed quality while urging purchases from New York Central lines. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sciatic rheumatism. Sold by Matthew Bros. wholesale and Petal agents.
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Lake Shore Limited
New York
Buffalo
New York Central
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Railway
America
Mr. P. Ketcham
Pike City
Cal
Chamberlain
Matthew Bros. Wholesale
Carpenters Execu tive Committee to Philadelphia Meeting
Live news from the industrial world shows the carpenters delaying decisive action in the strike as executives confer with Secretary MeGuire in Philadelphia. Storrs resigns. eight bricklayers work at bolt and nut works while others quit or seek New York jobs at seven dollars and forty nine cents daily.
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Faney
Carpenters
Priadelphia
Me Iiice
Thi City
McGitte
Finkkh
Philadelphia
Landig
Weual
Vixehanger
Bolt and Nut
Fly
York
Bricklavers
New York
William Penn Morgan Resigns as Briggs Colliery Foreman
William Penn Morgan resigned as general foreman of Briggs colliery yesterday and plans to retire to private life. He has led ties to collieries bought by Scranton Coal Company for two decades. Morgan is Reese G. Brooke’s brother-in-law, longtime Pine Brook and Briggs superintendent. Thomas Morgan, his brother, left outside foremanship at Briggs shaft, and William H. Morgan, his son, was weighmaster at Briggs.
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Achn 'T
Reese
John T. Ties
Marahwoods
Moosle
William Penn Morgan
Briggs Colliery
Scranton Coal Company
Mr. Morgan
Reese G. Brooke
Pine Brook
Briggs
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Thomas Morgan
Briggs Shaft
William H. Morgan
Pine Brook Colliery Bosses Resign to Enter Shoe Trade
The Pine Brook colliery chief and another manager have handed in their resignations. Thomas and William H. are expanding into the shoe business at 15 South Main Avenue, with William Penn Morwat likely to join them.
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Pine Brook
Thomas
William H
South Main Avenue
William Penn Morwat
Weston Comments on Canal Bed Railroad Plans
Weston, real estate agent for the Delaware and Hudson Railroad, told a Tribune reporter yesterday that his company has sold the canal rather than purchased it. He added he presumes a railroad will be built along the canal but declined to discuss probabilities. The remarks came amid widespread talk of a rail line along the Delaware and Hudson Canal bed.
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Weston
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
Tribune
Coykendall
Kingston
Master Car Builder Canteld Returns From Utica Visit
Master car builder Canteld of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western returns to the city today after a Monday through Utica inspection tour of the company shops. A H Storrs resigns as second assistant coal agent, effective July 1, with Loomis accepting the resignation. The coal office Storrs holds will be abolished upon his retirement.
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Canteld
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Shoes
Utica
A. H. Storre
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Loomis
Storrs
Half Fare Tour to Golden Gate via Lehigh Valley RR
The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a half fare round trip to Los Angeles for teachers attending the National Educational Association convention July 11 to 14 1899. Tickets on sale June 24 to July 6 with return passage through September 5. Includes two dollar membership fee. consult local ticket agents for details.
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Golden Gate
Lehigh Valley Railroad
National Educational Association
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Far West
Lehigh Valley Ticket
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KE Mi P’s
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H. B. Ware
Willams Huilding
Mde
James J. Mahon
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Maeeting
Shevers
la Ocloyk
Tor
Evan Owens
Ming
Moses Tostler
Ram Park
Erworth Hogue
YALE
Yale College
Railroaders
Clarke Bros
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming
Olyphant
Mary Woreins
Joh Wiitking
Saiteh Gap
Mary Evane
Margaret Laws
Mary Jones
Pmvid J. Williams
Daniel Price
Sadlé Jones
Lilegy Lewis
William J. Thomas
Joshua Ells
Theophilie Bowen
Pitteton
M. George
H. W. Evans
Dire
William B. Evans
Waine
Griffith DD. Jones
Bilwaridedale
John Thomas
Plymouth
John Edwards
J.P Thomas
Sarah BP
Ty Ce. Edwards
David J. Williams
Wiatkina
Theophilue Davis
J.P. Thames
Gr. W. Powell
Tom Kidwards
R. S. Jones
Tc, Ridwards
Eiven
Mise Hannah M. Willams
PRI Rim
Owen Williams
Madwardedale
Samuel Howells
Mary George
Deol Howells
T. C. Kawarids
Wise
George W Powell
Ivor Thomas
Elmhurst
Olympia Hippodrome
Stippe Sedlection
Caryee
Chicken Brigade
Smeetuna
F. W. Blow
Marltonoo
Wallace Maren
Sousa
Epirus
Ayer
Masa
Carpenters’ Executive Committee
MceGuire
A. H. Storrs
W. P. Morgan
Haviland & Co
Messrs. Haviland
Paris
England
Limoges
France
hWina Wall
Finn & Phillips
Tho
Dr. Barrett
Spruce St
Chas.e. Scott’s
Franklin Ave
Victor
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
Scranton, PA
Pennsylvania
Elmwood Hall
Limhurst
W. H.H. Bull
Elmhurst, PA
Pall Lake View
C. E Frear
Lake Winola, PA
Spring Grove House
Lake Carey
Aioe
Vas Py
Lehigh Valley
John H. Pons
Fern Hall
Crystal Lake
Carbondale
CB &M.C. Johnson
Wostofice
Dundalf
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Jergey
Ariington
Ocean Grove
X.J
Sanitiary
Anrancenmenie Parted
Orihos
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H. Millar
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