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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1901
Page
5
Men of the Hour: Haonley Advances Huntington Venture on Spruce Street
William Hanley Jr purchases Huntington catering and baking on Spruce Street, boosting the business with a fresh figure on the plate glass. He is praised for generosity and industry, with respect to his early work with his father at Delaware Lackawanna and Western dining rooms. The piece also lauds the deputy prosecutor candidly, highlighting Mr Copeland's reliability and readiness to assist lawyers seeking proper procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Haonley, Jr
Huntington
Spruce Street
Genhil
Nin
Vefsus
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Hanley
Trinley
Mother Gay's Ewert Powderston Children Promoted
A garbled notice describes a New York home for children and a product praised for taste, with mentions of teething aid and various brands. It references large quantities and customer reception, though many words are corrupted. The readable parts imply a charitable or commercial appeal for a children’s home and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gay
New York
Ak Tolaw
Sample Pawe Ms
Allen S
Ulemsied
Te Moy
Unofficial county office hopefuls and a detective lead
The article portrays a popular unofficial candidate favored for county office due to unseen reluctance to run. It highlights Robert Wilson who commands a state detective unit targeting unlicensed liquor venues. His method includes undercover purchases to build cases, with prosecutors succeeding on true bills. He leads a network of special detectives in aggressive raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Fiehl
Men’ Union
Mann
Robert Wilson
Wilson
Grant
Personal notes from Archbald and Hazleton social visit
H J Muiler left for New York City in the afternoon. Miss Jennie Kearney of Archbald called on friends in the city. Mrs Eon Tart of Rockcourt recovered from severe knee illness. Wagner and family were in Hazleton Saturday due to Mrs Wagner's illness. Mes James Hol Nuit of (text cut)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.J. Muiler
New York City
Peeters
Jennie Kearney
Archbald
Bockcourt
Wagner
Hazleton
Mia
James Hol Nuit
Mine workers watch for Wilkes Barre board meeting
National President John Mitchell and three district leaders have left for New York. Frederick Dilcher leads the local headquarters in their absence as mine workers, operators, and officials await a joint district board and national member session to decide on next steps amid ongoing opposition by operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Frederick Duteher
Christopher Evans
John T. Dempsey
New York
John Mitchell
Ditcher
Mitchell
Dibeher
Sitners
John
Dilcher
Hazleton
T. L. Lewis
Ohio
W. EB. Wilson
W. T
Lodore Lake Excursions Promoted by Local Churches
Churches and societies urged to act quickly for excursions to Lodore Lake described as a summer paradise with scenic drives free dry paths and a variety of attractions including launches rowboats and a ballroom pavilion. Rates are lower than other resorts and groups should apply at Lackawanna avenue depot to H W Cross Delaware and Hudson Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Lahore
Lodore
Lackawanna Avenue
H. W. Cross
Divison
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Richards & Wirth's Store To Reopen With New Stock
Richards and Wirth's store is temporarily closed for alteration and repairs. It will reopen on or about Wednesday April 3 with an entirely new stock of fine clothing and furnishings and a handsome new front, aiming to be one of the handsomest stores in Scranton.
Protest Rallies Scranton Clergy Against Vaughan License Bill
Rev James McLeod D D and Attorney Charles B Daniels traveled to Harrisburg as a committee for Scranton clergy and business leaders to remonstrate against Senator Vaughan s license bill They seek a recommittal or a hearing before the house and a published protest lists financial impacts and tax effects on the city of Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Charles BK. Daniels
Harrisburg
Colds in Head and Throat Break Up in 34 Hours Claim
An advertisement claims a remedy for colds affecting head chest and throat will break up the symptoms within 34 hours without interrupting work and prevent future colds if started at first signs. Sold by Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frice
Matthews Bros
Old Fashioned Chocolates Half Price Today
A local offer advertises chocolates priced at 25 cents today, reduced from one dollar. The item is described as old fashioned and given away for taste, inviting customers to come in and sample.
Northeastern Pennsylvanias Short Story Prize Open
The Trihene announces a literature contest offering $25 for first prize $10 for second and $5 for third for original stories. Judges will read anonymously with no author identities revealed until awards are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcwl
Penrcelvania
Rome
Northeastern Pennsylvania Bowling League Elects Officers
The Northeastern Pennsylvania Bowling League reorganized at Elk Avenue last night electing Ss Fowler Jr president Peter Zeigler treasurer and John P Hunter secretary executive committee captain William Green and John P Hunter Wilkes-Barre Walter Haslam Mike Frank Beavers of the Black Diamonds Captain William Hopkins of the Scranton Bicycle Club. The schedule printed in yesterday's Tribune was adopted and the winning team designations will be by games won. Eight teams listed with captains and members including West End Wheelmen Scranton Elevate Wheel TL Wardell and Black Diamonds. Evening matches set at Boranton Bicycle Club alleys Backus alleys and Erie at Wilkes-Barre locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsyeania Bowling League
Elke Anfe
Ss. Fowler, Jr
Peter Zeigler
John P. Hunter
Wilkes- Barre
William Green
Wilkes-Barre
Walter Haslam
Mikes
Frank Beavers
The
Black Diamonds
William Hopkins
Scranton Blcyele Club
Hikk
Walter Mislan
Edmond Ravel
Philip Roll
Frank Koning
George Phillips
West End
W. Green
W. Davie
Chris Weigand
FC Yost
C2 Bones
Weet Hind
John M Hunter
W. Pavia
M. Werokisees
Dr. Mall
Dollew Scranton
Wardell
Capitain
George Mitthell
Mae Werner
Ite
Cla Paffield
Chuckles Moose Blick
Crank Bower
Captminy
Vinik Wettling
Clarence Slirver
Smith Gurian
le Ways
Kuckis
Tom W
Tophing
Be @oons
J, Baker
Theodore Falkenholi
William Meiser
Boranton Bleyelé
Backus
Erie
Black Diamonds Rally Past Elk Alley Opponents in Bowling
The Black Diamonds defeated Elk Alley’s picked team captained by Chief of Police Frank Robling in a close match. Robling led with 40 pins and a 182 average, while Corman topped the Diamonds with a high score and Taylor posted a 174 average. Final score 2401 to unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Allege
Black Diamonds
Frank Robling
Demand for Bookkeepers and Stenographers Surges
Students are shifted between posts as higher salaries lure them. Graduates secure good positions after exams. Many undergraduates are sent out while the demand for bookkeepers and stenographers remains greater than supply. Enrollments rise for spring and summer terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eg Se
Buy a Second Wand Organ at Guernsey Hall
A second wand organ can be purchased for as low as ten dollars at Guernsey Hall operated by J. W. Guernsey at 214 Washington Avenue Scranton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Mikes McManama Resumes Dressmaking Service
Mikes McManama resumes dressmaking on March 27 at the old address 1120 Mulberry Street and invites former patrons and friends to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikes McManama
Mulberry Street
City Council Cuts $70 458 028 From Estimates in Night Session
The joint estimates committee reduced over 70 million dollars from department heads budgets, trimming items such as a new hook and ladder truck, street salaries, and ward appropriations. A Friday meeting will pursue a supplementary revenue estimate including Holl tax and other increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sefert
Luther Keller
G. Chithenden
BLM
Departments of Public Safety and Public Works
Robling
Weller
Knights of the Maccabees District Delegates Meet
Delegates from fifty two tents of the Knights of the Maccabees in the Twelfth district convene in the city on Thursday to elect delegates to the state convention and transact other business. State officers will attend and a reception in Guernsey hall will be followed by an entertainment at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Maccabees
Guernsey Hall
Knights of Columbus Club
Hera Recalled as New Desire At Your Own Price
Hera emerges as a fresh and desirable option described as a rare chance at consumer value. The line emphasizes affordability and appeal, positioning Hera as an attractive pick for budget minded buyers.
Divoree of Catherine of Aragon and The Vaughan Bill Debate
Proceedings discuss the Vaughan bill and proposals opposing the patrage of the church. Names present include Pierce de Grouchy Thompson and Mathews. Travel deals offer reduced fares to California and other points on Southern Railway and Southern Pacific with through sleepers and special rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reve
East
Willhame
Whaten
Dottong
Sprulding
Pierce
de Grouchy
Thompson
Mathews
Oriental Rugs Sale at Michaelian Bros on Washington Ave
Michaelian Bros advertises rug sale offering Oriental Rugs and a few Wilton and Smyrna rugs at very cheap prices. Located at 124 Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaelian Bros
Washington Avenue
Gas Companies Announce Rate Reductions for April
The Scranton Gas and Water Company and the Hyde Park Gas Company announce rate reductions effective April. Gas will cost one dollar per thousand cubic feet with discounts of five percent on bills under twenty five dollars and ten percent on bills twenty five dollars or more if paid by the 20th of the month. Signed by secretary CG BB. WWASD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Hyde Park Gas Company
Accontanre
Lille
Wade
Carder
Ie Beard
CG. BB. Wwasd
Gas and Water Rates Notice From Scranton Company
Scranton Gas and Water announces new gas rates after April 10 with a one dollar per hundred feet consumption charge. Details include a ten percent surcharge on all consumption, twenty percent on bills over twenty five dollars, and payment due by the fifteenth of the rendered month. Separate meters may be provided. secretary G. Wand signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Hide Puck Gas Company
Energee
Tve
Ta Ee Ee G. Th. Wand
Baptist Ministers Meet In Penn Avenue Church
The Baptist Ministers conference held its regular weekly meeting yesterday morning at the Penn Avenue Baptist church. Rev. H. P. Mathews, president, presided and delivered a scholarly address which was read by Rev. P. F. Botsong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ministers' Conference
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Mathews
Rey. P. FL Botsong
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