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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1902

Page

5

Scranton Investment Firms Trade Stocks and Opinions

The Scranton investor scene features Comegys & Co promoting stock sales in United States Lumber stock and others, with references to Dime Hank Hock and Ilan Condenned MiIk Co. updates. Mentions A L Cinderwood improving business, and May’s speech supporting Scranton Cas and Water Co at a Board of Trade meeting.

United States Pronk M. Vaneling Tilacht. Tn Novumbier Jand Trimet Co Commas & Co Guareanty & Trust Co May Scranton Cas and Water Co Board of Trade Tan Ivy Co Comeny. Co

Local Social Notes Reflect Easton District Visits

Personal notices list numerous residents and visitors from Philadelphia New York and Wyoming County with mention of Mrs Keith in Teith Street guests in Blancled and Miss Tara in Wapliburn. Several residents travel to Montana South Main Avenue and Danville while Daisy Collins begins new work in Wy ormway Avenue milliner and a city visit by Mra d Roberts noted at Middle Granville No V.

George Beno New York Beranton Frienids George Keith Teith Street Wyoming Couty Tara Vii Vilet Wapliburn Ai Well Henry Dacdla Lafayette Street TL Pueane David Charles and Son Duckson Street Danville Colla Jones Byite City Mont Dennnie Anwyl Wilkes-Harmwe Mre W. Gi Misa Edith Fowler South Myle Main Haw Apy Mra D. Toberts South Main Avenue Sin Middle

Railroad Y M C A Building Fund Drives Progress

The building committee of the Railroad Department of the Young Men's Christian Association canvasses for funds to finish a new railway men’s Y M C A building. $20,000 of $30,000 goal is secured with $5,000 more needed by Saturday night. A public meeting will be held Saturday at 6 PM in the association hall for full committee reports.

Railroad Department The Young Moon’s Christian Association Railroad Young Men's Christian Association

Robathan Chosen In Republican Caucus For City Clerk Post

Fifteen of twenty one Republican council members met in city hall and nominated Robathan for chairman and Gillespie for clerk with Robathan’s nomination unanimous. Absentees claim pre caucus selection by a single member and call the process undemocratic amid reorganizational plans.

Common Council City Hall Robathan John B&b. Gillespie John J. Evans Thomas W. Thomas John Henry J. B. Casterline T. J. Snowden Daniel Evans W. W. Evans KE. W. Searing John Jones A. L. Lewis William Knoepfel William Lewis Theodore Fuller Mathias Stipp Luther Keller H. E B. Paine O. B. Partridge Alfred Harvey RE. W. Evans Casterline John B. Gillespie North Scranton James McGinnis Stip Gillespie McGinnis Morris Lewis

Superintendents Election Set for Same Day

City and county school superintendents will be elected on the same date this year. The county seat election occurs in the afternoon while the city election occurs at night. Incumbents George Howell and J C Taylor are likely candidates for re election with Taylor possibly seeking the city post. R A Davis of Dunmore and Professor Lloyd of Dickson City are named as county hopefuls.

George Howell J. c. Taylor Taylor R. A. Davis Dunmore Professor Lloyd Dickson City

Lackawanna College Announces Office Work Applicants

Proprieties report six applications from youths for office positions at Lackawanna Business College. All roles deemed suitable. Officials note strong demand for capable clerical staff this week.

Lackawanna Business College Luckawanna Business College

Spring Millinery Opening of Fine Pattern Hats

Miss Gugan Morris announces a Spring Millinery Opening of Fine Pattern Hats at 138 Wyoming Avenue. The event runs Friday and Saturday showcasing new designs.

Drawings Exhibited in First Associated Illustrators Show

The Associated Illustrators of America stage their initial exhibition at the Scranton Club, open tonight with a reception. About 140 original drawings by leading magazine and book illustrators, including Abbey, Remington, Pyle, Thulstrup, Birch, and Wenzel, will be shown for a week with hours from 2 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 11 p.m. Admittance after tonight by card.

Associated Illustrators of America Scranton Club Scranton Associated Illustratora of America Flim Tratora Reginald Birch New York Birch F. Louis Mora Edwin A. Abbey Frederic Remington Howard Pyle W. Granville Smith T. de Thulstrup A. B. Wenzel Reginald B. Birch Max F. Klepper Arthur I. Keller William T. Smedley KF. M. Ashe Otto H. Bacher Robert Bluin Clifford Carleton Harry Fenn Thomas Fogarty W. Glackens Wenzell Collier's Weekly Birel Wright Jacobs Pyle Houghton, Mifflin & Co Thulstrup Harper & Wros Smediey Remington Blum Japan Hadley Yale T. E. Jones Club House

Beautiful Millinery Display At Hotel Jermyn

Mise LeVay staged a refined hat display at Hotel Jermyn in Scranton on Tuesday and Wednesday featuring Fifth Avenue imports and French and German hats. She plans to visit Beranton on April 1 to present a complete line of Tallor-Muade Hats.

Scranton Hotel Jermyn Mise LeVay Fifth Avenue New York

Dress Goods Clerks Wanted at Tribune Office

Wanted experienced retail clerks for dress goods and domestics. Must have good references. Address X. P., Tribune office.

X. P Tribune

For Rent Desirable Offices in Connell Building

A few desirable offices available in the new addition to the Connell Building. Options include single offices and en suite units for flexible rental.

Connell

Harrington Returns to Scranton as General Counsel for ITB

Attorney David C. Harrington returns to Scranton to oversee the International Textbook Company legal work from offices in the Connell building. The long time Philadelphia Quaker City lawyer, father-in-law of Recorder W. J. Connell, notes the city’s remarkable growth since his youth.

David C. Harrington International Textbook Company Connell Harrington Catskill Providence Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia Quaker City International Text Book Company Scranton Lackawanna Bar Luzerne BE. N. Willard Edward Merrifield W. J. Connell Madison F. Larkin The

Funeral of John T. Nallin Held at St. Peter's Cathedral

The funeral for the late John T. Nallin was held yesterday morning from 519 Hickory Street with a high mass of requiem at St. Peter's Cathedral. Rev. D J Bustin presided, joined by Rev. John J. Griffin and Rev. J W Moylan. Knights of Columbus and Commercial Travelers’ association attended. Pallbearers included John A. Nallin, John F. Nallin, James Scott, William D. Roche, Michael H. Higgins and William B. Duggan. Interment followed in Cathedral cemetery.

John T. Nallin Hickory Street St. Peter's Cathedral D. J. Bustin John J. Griffin J. W. Moylan Knights of Columbus Commercal Travelers’ Association John A. Nallin John F. Nallin James Scott William DD. Roche Michael H. Higgins

Telegram from Buffalo seeks stenographer and typewriter

Scranton Business College received a telegram dated March 1 from Buffalo asking for a first class Smith Premier stenographer and typewriter. Any unemployed qualified person should report to Buck and Whitmore at attlow.

Scranton Business College Buffalo H. D. Buck Messrs. Buck & Whitmore Attlow

Lackawanna Special Excursion to New York City April 2 1902

The Lackawanna railroad offers a low rate excursion to New York City on April 2. Tickets good for travel on all passenger trains that day with return through April 2 and 3 at one way fare plus one dollar. Children ages 6 to 12 pay half the adult rate.

Lackawanna Railroad New York City

Opening Spring Millinery at Dougherty and Thomas

Ladies of Scranton wed vicinity are cordially invited to visit our store for the opening diva today tomorrow and Saturday to inspect the newest and most fashionable Spring millinery at 128 Wyoming Avenue by Dougherty and Thomas.

Scranton Dougherty & Thomas Wyoming Avenue

Arlingtons Clinch City Bowling Titel Amid Tight Standings

The Arlington team nears the City Bowling League championship after sweeping three from Liederkranz at Lubagera alleys. Hampe tops Franklins two to rise to second as Green Ridge and Wilkes-Barre wheelmen clash. no 200s marked the rough night with uneven scores across matches.

Meister South Siders Centrals Hamper Franklins Wilkeos-Barreans Green Ridgers Arlingtons Liederkranz Hampe Green Ridge West End Wheelmen Wilkes-Barre Elk Cafe

New Men Livery to Open at Mulberry Street Barn

The men liv ery at 1415 Mulberry Street, formerly a street car barn, will open for business on April 11. Those seeking stalls should apply at the bayn or to Peter N. Huan, Jeffer SOK Avenue. news phone 2057. Limited stalls available.

Mulberry Street Baynor Peter N. Huan Hon Jeffer Sok Avenue

Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed as Genuine Cure All

Advert shows strong promotion for Paine's Celery Compound as a universal health booster. Claims cite nerve regulation digestion and vitality, warning against substitutes and imitations. Encourages buyers to verify the PAINE'S name on the bottle and wrapper.

Squeeze Threat Reported at Nay Aug Coal Mine

An extensive squeeze was threatened yesterday at Nay Aug Coal Company's mine in Dunmore. Workers were ordered out and escaped to the surface as temporary supports and props were installed where squeeze indications appeared, with officials hoping the danger had been forestalled. Assistant in Chemistry W. He MebAUCHLAN, Princeton, notes tannin absence in COPoa.

Nay Aug Coal Company Dunmore Lowenthial Department of Agriculture W. He Mebauchlan Princeton

Gloves for spring importation and evening wear

Our spring importation features the latest Kid Gloves styles and shades for general wear. We offer a complete line of Suede and Grace evening gloves in 12, 16, and 20 button lengths to suit coming social events.

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