Personal Notices From a Thirteenth Street Column
Mr Mo A Fripp returns from New York and is at Hotel Jermyn in Maul Corvey while taking a new post with William and McAnults. Howard Andrews receives a surprise at 1018 Mulberry Street as twenty friends gather in his honor. Robert Willits returns home on leave from Port DuPont Delaware after service with the Fourth Company of Meas Artillery. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ebenezer Williimen of Chestnut Street and holds the rank of first sergeant.
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Mo A. “Fripp
New York
Cliys
W. D. Rnipers
1H A
Metin AC
Jermyn
Maul Corvey
Upbomn Cash
Dunmore
William & McAnults
Howard Andrews
Mulberry Street
Robert Willits
Port DuPont
Delaware
Meas Artillery
Mr. Williams
Ebenezer Williimen
Easter Week Musical Event at Lyceum
Madame Schumann-Heink returns to the Lyceum on Monday March 31 for a celebrated Easter week concert. Local debutant Clare Horan will perform publicly for the first time. Violinist Theodore Hemberger and his quartet will play two numbers while Isadore Luckstone serves as presiding accompanist.
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Madame Schumann-Heink
Lyceum
Hand
Clare Horan
Theodore Hemberger
Kneisel
Boston
Isadore Luckstone
Public notice on weights tagged for feed and grain
In compliance with a recent assembly ordinance, starting today the listed feed, meal and grain merchants must tag weight in plain figures on each sack. Customers are urged to ensure their purchases show tagged weights. FP Matthews & Sons Robbins & Spencer W B Freas & Son Providence Mill Co Naegli & Tiel Charles Neals J E Loveland Dickson MIL & Grain Co Seybolt Milling Co Lackawanna Mill & Elev ator Co H F Babcock & Co Kusterle & Co 7 T Nybart
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Matthews & Sons
Robbins & Spencer
W. B. Freas & Son
Providence Mill Co
Naegli & Tiel
Charles Neals
J. E. Loveland
Dickson Mil & Grain Co
Sey
Wanted Experienced Help for Dress Goods and Domestics
Help wanted for Ferall clerke to manage dress goods and domestics. Requires good references. Apply with address at Tribune office X. Pp. i.
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Ferall Clerke
Tribune Office
For Rent Offices in Connell Building Addition
A few desirable offices available both single and en suite in the Connell Building addition. The listing notes "OOFO" is suitable for dyspensia and invites inquiries for rental.
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Connell
Forty-firet Recital by Conser Vatory in Guernsey Hall
The forty-firet recital under J Alfred Pennington will be held tomorrow evening at Guernsey Hall. The programme lists ensembles, solos, and marches including works by Beethoven, Mozart, and Grieg with performers such as Ada Connor Ruth Gardner Verma Lewis Florence Renneds and Genevieve Herghauer among others.
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ConserVatory of Music
J. Alfred Pennington
Guernsey
Tiny
Oyueti
Chetly Walter
Oyuie
Noo Woo
Wally Aliard Tined- Walte
Mary Venger
Shepherds Drew
Maton
Republicans to Choose Chairman and Clerk Tonight
Republican members of the common council caucus tonight to pick a chairman and clerk. J. E. Rebathan of the Fifth ward is the likely chairman candidate with West Side support. Four candidates contest clerk: James McGinnis, F E R K. Conley, Thompson Bean and John B. Gillespie. Conley reportedly has pledges from two Democrats and several Republicans. at least two Republicans may back Assistant City Clerk Evan Morris instead of a separate clerk.
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Common Council
J. E. Rebathan
Fifth Ward
West Side
James McGinnis
Ferk. Conley
Thompson Bean
John B. Gillespie
Conley
Evan Morris
Scranton Business College Alumni Career Notes
In New York Floyd Bidwell now with Butterick Pattern Co after Wanamaker work. Alfred Tolemie left Wanamaker for Seigel & Cooper. Ralph E. Roberts with Manhattan Reporting Co. Frank DeWitt books for an advertising agency. D W Smith moves to John Wanamaker from Chubb & Son. Martin Redington with Mulvey contractor. Miss Gertrude Hager with Hoyt & Woodin Manufacturing Co. In Philadelphia AH N Smith with Swift & Co. Willam P Jennings books for Mexican Coal and Coke Co. George DeWilde with Merchant & Co. William C Simmons and Clarence Beemer with Webster Coal and Coke Co. Miss Matare|l Bommar with Dominion Publishing Co. In Buffalo Messrs Wade Sommar Bunnell and Leo Sommar with Lackawanna Steel Co. Miss Fallih Williams and Will Gh Pilner in Seattle. Berunton Business College graduates easily secure positions with high salaries.
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New York
Floyd Bidwell
John Wanamaker
Butterick Pattern Co
Alfred Tolemie
Seigel & Cooper
Ralph E. Roberts
Manhattan Reporting Co
Frank DeWitt
D. W. Smith
Chubb & Son
Marine Insurance
Martin Redington
Mulvey
Gertrude Hager
Hoyt & Woodin Manufacturing Co
Philadelphia
AH. N. Smith
Swift & Co
Willam P. Jennings
Mexican Coal and Coke Co
George DeWilde
Sargent & Co
Merchant & Co
Wiliam CC. Simmons
Clarence Beemer
Webster Coal and Coke Co
Mat- Aarel Bommar
Dominion Publishing Co
Buffalo
Messis
Tre BL Wade
Clarence Sommar
Fe.ee
Bunnell
Leo Sommar
Lackawana Steel Vu
Miss Fallih Williams
Pilner
Beattle
Wash
Berunton Business College
COFO Satisfies Stomach Trouble Sipper Says Needles
W NEEDLES of Columbus Grove, Olilu says COFO does not upset the stomach and strengthens the body. He notes his wife cannot drink coffee due to stomach issues.
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W. Needles
Columbus Grove
Expert Accountant Seeks Engagement for Large Establishment
An experienced accountant and correspondent seeks a role handling books letters and announcements for a sizable organization. Skilled in cost accounting card and loose leaf systems and related clerical tasks. Ready to start on or before April 1. Modern Tribune office LT
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Cure Tribune
Teas Compared Acknowledges Balada Ceylon Supremacy
Health and food journals extol Balada Ceylon tea as vastly superior to all others while noting Salada Green tea as favored by Japan tea drinkers.
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Japan
Miss Le Vay Displays Imported French and German Huts
Miss Le Vay will present her collection at Hotel Jermyn and invite Scranton ladies to view an exquisite line of imported huts from France and Germany. The event continues until noona day.
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Hotel Jermyn
Scranton
Scranton Singers Shine at Allentown Eisteddfod Rivaled by Wilkes-Barre
Northeastern Pennsylvania delegates endured travel disruptions from floods to attend the Lehigh Valley eisteddfod in Allentown Monday. Scranton won honors in individual and two part contests, while Wilkes-Barre's Mason Glee Club led overall. Oxford and North Scranton placed second and third with Taylor fourth amid travel delays and partial results.
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Mason
Wilkes-Barre
Allentown
Scranton
Taylor
Lehigh
North Scranton
Lehigh River
East Allentown
Pennsylvania
United States
Dr. Mason Glee Club
Pilgrim's Chorus
Gwilym Miles
New York
Harri Jones
John W. Jones
John T. Watkins
Dr. Mason
Oxford Glee Club
Lake Lodore
Taylor Glee Club
Wilkes-Barne Party
Tribune
Telegraph
Hayden Morris
Huddersfield
Prompted Train Wreck Delays Scranton Bound Choir Trip
A Wilkes-Barre party sang off key while the Slatington choir delivered a mediocre performance. The excursion left Allentown after noon and reached Scranton yesterdy morning. a wreck at Penobscot forced a return to White Haven and rerouting on a different line.
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Wilkes-Barre
Slatington
Excitraion
Allentown
Scranton
Penobscot
White Haven
Henry A. Kingsbury Dies at Madison Avenue Residence
Henry A. Kingsbury died at his Madison Avenue home yesterday morning at 10 due to brain congestion. He was born December 10, 1830 in Montrowe and moved with his parents to Honesdale, Wayne County in infancy.
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Madison Avenue
Henry A. Kingsbury
Mr. Kingsbury
Montrowe
Honesdale, Wayne
COFO Advertisement Claims Health Benefits Over Coffee
An old ad parodies health claims for COFO coffee substitute. It asserts COFO prevents dyspepsia constipation and nervous disorders, appeals to mothers, warns against coffee for children, and claims lower cost and baby use. The piece mocks sensational tone and buyer manipulation in advertising.
Mystery of a Fatal Signal at Hyde Park Shaft
Coroner's jury in Chicago heard sixteen witnesses about the death of William Ordt, a footman, who fell ninety five feet after a carriage began to rise. Testimony split on who gave the hoist signal, with heads asserting a signal and others denying it. Verdict: unable to determine the signal’s source amid conflicting testimony.
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Court House
William Ordt
Hyde Park
Ordt
Frank Evans
John Leonard
Evans
F Evans
Leonard
John H. Jones
Elmer Carlson
John H. Jeffreys
Daniel Coleman
Andrew Huke
Anhrew Benderick
Mike Chivida
John Lukasz
John Merchant
Hla Slanala
Reese and
Olver
Prytherich
Bultey
Eedt
W.T. Slipso
John J. Coyne
Patrick Boland
James Maloney
Thomas Cosgrove
Joseph Murphy
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Kidney Cure
Kidney disease is warned as common and deadly without proper treatment. The ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as the natural remedy and cites Albert Bowers of Newark NJ claiming dramatic recovery after two doctors failed to help.
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Paine
Albert Bowers
North Lth Street
Newark
N. J
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