Local Stocks For Sale From United States Lumber Co and Others
A classified notice offers 18 shares of United States Lumber Co stock for sale with loans possible, plus 5 shares and various other company stocks including County Savings Bank and Trust Co Colliery Engineer Co Dime Bank Co Clark and Snover Tobacco Co and water and government bonds. Bonds include Central Pennsylvania Brewing six percent gold bonds at 85 yielding over seven percent. Contact El Comegys & Broke at Dime Bank Building with phones 100 1884 and 2441-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Lumber Co
Shirer
The
County Savings Bank and Trust Co
Dime Bank Co
Pennsylvania
Hare Clark & Snover ‘Tobacco Co
Stoulk
United States
Spring Brook Water Co
EL Comegys &0
Dime Bank
North End God Club seeks Allentown festival accommodations
In Stroudsburg and Wilkesdale areas local figures discuss arrangements for lodging as the North End God club plans to attend a festival in Allentown on March 17. William Crate and John Z. Kaftrmian coordinate efforts with Mrs City Gsterhout and Mee David Smith in North Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crate
John Z. Kaftrmian
Stroudsburg
City Gsterhout
Wilkesdaere
Mee
David Smith
North Main Avenue
Councilmin Wales
Winn
Alen
North End
God Club
Allentown
Philadelphia musicians endure snow storm for city concert
A sixty night Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra concert at the Lyceum faced heavy snow and wind delaying start by an hour and thinning the audience mostly Scranton visitors. Despite poor support, the ensemble delivered spirited performances as critics praised the Wieniawski piece and highlighted conductor Von Bulow’s influence on the program and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Lyceum
Thilhidelphiia Orchestra
Tyu
Milladelphia
Heston
Datta
New York
Mhihidelpyis
Ellie Tie
Scraton
Seranton
Philadel Phila
Scheel Hay
Marcela
Vileminalolaie
Phile
Orginstra
Schwerin
Eaylig
von Bulow
Scheel
Minibar
Hamburg
Colvert
Scheel von Ulow
Pau
Lie Passaion
Belwel
Chicago
San Francisco
Concert Notes Showcase Beethoven and Schubert Strings
An evening featured Beethoven symphonic themes and minor works by Schubert and others. Violin soloist performance highlighted the program with refined tone and expressive range, drawing praise for bowing, phrasing, and musical unity.
Ringtons Take Two From Franklins In City Bowling Standings
Arlingtones still lead as the Ringtons win two games to stay atop the league. Liederkrans sweep Centrals with three steady games, Centrals posting just above 600 total. No 100 game was rolled.
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Ringtons
Franklins
Liederkrans
Centrals
Potass
Meyers
Breig
Waldner
Jones
Isle
Hoodoosd South Side
Bresser
Burglar Suspect Jack O'Brien Committed on Saloon Theft
Jack O'Brien known as the terror of the Third ward was committed to the county jail in default of $600 bail for burglary at William MacNamara's saloon on West Market Street. MacNamara testified $7 in small change was taken Monday night. O'Brien had boasted of breaking into a location and was linked to shoes bought with small change and pocketful of nickels and dimes. Eddie O'Day jailed for thirty days on drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack O'Brien
Third Ward
Howe
William MacNamara
West Market Street
McNamara
O'Brien
Columbia
Eddie O'Day
Gayland and MacDonald wed at Ein Park parsonage
Mrs Louise Simvrell MacDonald of Pine Street and Alexander Gayland of Boston were married February 1 at Ein Park parsonage by Rev C M Giffin. Mr Gayland, a prominent contractor and builder, will start his new life with Mrs Gayland in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Simvrell MacDonald
Pine Street
Alexander Gayland
Boston
Mass
Ein Park Parsonage
C. M. Giffin
Gayland
Gaylind
Scranton Business College grads draw large salaries in NYC
A Scranton Business College graduate, a twenty year old, earns 70 dollars a week in New York City and credits the college training and his diligent effort. Many B C students are drawing large salaries in New York Philadelphia and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
New York City
B. C
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Installation of Rev Odell at Second Presbyterian Church
A large audience attended the installation of Rev. Joseph Henry Odell as pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, marked by an ordaining sermon by Rev. Owen Davies Odell. The ceremony featured an addressed charge by Rev. James McLeod and remarks from Rev. Charles Lee and Rev. Dr. C. E. Robinson, with pledges of support from congregation and clergy alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Davies Odell
James McLeod
D. D
C. E. Robinson
Joseph Henry Odell
Second Presbyterian Church
Charles Lee
Carbondale
Lackoawanna
Gounod
Tabernacles
Dubuque
Iowa
Dr James McLeod Delivers Sermon at East Stroudsburg
Dr James McLeod of Scranton filled in at East Stroudsburg Presbyterian Church after high water delayed his Princeton preaching engagement. Rev William Veenschoten introduced him to the congregation and McLeod spoke on the gospel as a tool to help men believe in a scholarly Stroudsburg Times account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Stroudsburg Presbyterian Church
William Veengehoten
James McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Scranton
McLeod
Princeton University
Veenschoten
Beranton
Peck Lumber Manufacturing Co officers elected at 1902 meeting
At the Peck Lumber Manufacturing Co annual stockholders meeting held March 4 1902 in the Board of Trade building the following were elected directors J D Peck I Pook B Peok Hand C B Jones John Schroeder and C P Davidson. Officers elected John D Peck president B P Davidson vice president C B Rhoemaker secretary and FE S Peck treasurer and general manager. A note asks to give an agent a trial order for 44M and to have him call at your house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peck Lumiber Manufacturing Conpany
C. B. Rhoemaker
Peck
Snow Storm Dumps Fifteen Inches Over Scranton
A heavy snow storm blankets Scranton with up to fifteen inches, closing streets and halting trolley and rail service. Snow began Tuesday morning and intensified to depth around 14 to 15 inches by midnight, disrupting trains, blocking tracks, and delaying coal deliveries as crews clear gutters and roofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Direwa
Petersburg
Green Ridge
Washington Avenue
Linden
Mulberry
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Nervous Cure and Happiness
An ad urges readers troubled by sleeplessness, depression, and nerves to try Paine's Celery Compound, claiming it strengthens nerves and improves heart vigor and happiness. It warns against unproven remedies and touts the product as a scientific, reliable solution from Professor Bebwird J. Phelps. Also mentions Diamond Dyes as an easy dye solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulie Celery
Bebwird J. Phelps
Mo D
Boy Fatally Injured At Delaware & Hudson Breaker
A 14 year old, Andrew Lee, was fatally injured after falling into a coal conveyor at the Delaware and Hudson breaker in Jermyn. He suffered severe head and leg injuries, was conscious briefly, and died at home after being treated by Drs Graves and Shiels. The accident’s cause remains unclear. Lee had been employed elsewhere and had no direct duty at the breaker. He was the son of Charles Lee Sr of East Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Sind Hudson Company
Jermyn
Andrew Lee
Dra
Graves
M. J. Shiels
Charles Lee
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Peck Lumber Manufacturing Co
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John
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America
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W. B
Price & Jenkins
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Tine
M. Silverman
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Cramer-Wells Co
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