Wedding of Katharine Dunham and George Mans Held in Brookline
Miss Katharine Newton Dunham and George Whitney Mans were married at First Presbyterian Church with James McLeod officiating. The ceremony featured bridesmaids in pink and white gowns, a large reception at the bride’s mother’s home, and out-of-town guests from Brookline, Boston, and New York. The couple plans to reside in Brookline, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrst Presbyterian Church
Katharine Newton Dunham
George Whitney Mans- Heldout
James McLeod
Mansfieht
Martha Bliss Dunhan
Mikes Grace Mansfield
Thel Holwill
Crookline
Mass
Sarah Fordhins
van Cleri
Ernest Gamshy
Moston
Walter Niles
Henry Tappan Dunham
Jefferson Avenue
Treen Ridge
Hanley
Out of Town
Mansfield
Brookline
Miss Dunham
James Mattoon
Pittsfield
Youngman
Albany
At. Dunham
Norwich
N. Yoo
William Littl
New York
Vile
H. d. Donkin
The
Dime Bank
Boston
Wedding of Stanley Jacklensle and Rose Dimimer
The couple wed last night at 6 30 in St Stanislaus church with Rev F Hudor officiating. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home 1123 Remington avenue. They will reside on Tremington avenue after a wedding trip to Liteon Heights and Pan American exposition then El Pano Texas. Rose is the daughter of Samuel Gress and has been a substitute teacher. Stanley recently gained a west assignments and will work there.
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Liteon Heights
Thulsalo
el Pano
Texas
Samuel Gress
West
Stanley Jacklensle
Rose Dimimer
St. Stanislaus Church
F. Hudor
Remington Avenue
Tremington Avenue
Local Social Notes and Musical Entrants
Miss Hessie Booth visits Miss Mikel Miller in Binghamton. Mrs. Poster of Sandia Street visits Nicholson. Staples resigns from Lackawanna Dairy. Charles Jotter to reside in San Francisco. Mee Woe Foote and son Willie visit Simon Murey of Glenwood. Charles F. Sintaman, bass soloist, returns from a fourteen week tour and plans to lead The Imperial Four in Sanburts Conn June 1 with fellow soloists from Guy Bros and Vogel Downing companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessie Booth
Mikel Mileler
Binghamton
Sandia Street
Nicholson
Staples
Lackawanna Dairy Company
Charlee Jotter
Franklin Avenue
San Francisco
Cal
Foote
Willie
Olive Street
Simon Murey
Glenwood
Susquehanna County
Charles E
Bicycle club wide win boosts percentages in league match
The Bicycle club won all three games against Backus club on own alleys, 4477 to 2263, lifting their league percentage while Backus drops to a tie with West End Wheelmen. Hopkins led Backus with 196, Duffield of Bicycle second at 174, and Walter Thaalan starred for West End with a 227 game. A new Tin Can club formed from Scranton Bicycle members challenged the first team for a game on Monday May 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicycle Club
Backus Club
West End Wheelmen
Diaet
Hevile CM
Ceeteeeetesenrees
Hockua
Eheese Vende
Mack Diamonds
Elke Selesieis
Backus
Bleyele Club
Hopkins
Meister
Duffield
Charles Fowler
Wyoming
Charles Lovee Robbins
Wilkes-Barre
Scrantonians
Scranton
Bicyele Club
Tin Can Club
Edward Pryoy
Henry Sivelly
P. Shlas Walter
Charles Fuller
William Reynolds
License Committee Mulls City Tax on Street Railways
The Griffin Art company showcases Sunbonnet pictures as a popular exhibit for college students and families. The license committee met in the city clerk’s office to consider an ordinance by Mr. O’Boyle proposing a $100 tax on street railway companies and seeks a city solicitor’s opinion on taxing powers. Also noted are cheerful ads for Kelly’s union crackers and the Kleon cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
O'Boyle
Kaoe
Griffin Art Company
Petition for Shorter Day Draws Scranton Unions
At the Lyceum theater last night machinists boiler makers car builders blacksmiths and pattern makers from Scranton and the DL&W system presented a nine hour day petition with music and burlesque to company officials invited to receive it. The effort aims to reduce the workday from ten to nine hours with wages kept, and officials were told ten days to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Theater
Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
American Federation of Labor
I Ts
Machinists Form Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Council
Delegates from lodges of the International Association of Machinists on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western system convened in Scranton on March 12, 1901, electing Humphrey B. Campbell as council chairman. The body includes lodges from Buffalo, Ithaca, Elmira, Scranton, Paterson, and others. The move aims to coordinate wage and work-hour issues across shops to avoid duplicated negotiations and boost output while addressing grievances like apprenticeship, overtime, and Sunday work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mengers of
Electric City Lodge
No. 20
International Association of Machinisie
Dilaware, Lackawanna
Weatertrailroad
Beranton
International Association of Machinists
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Scranton
Humphrey BA. Campbell
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Machine Shop
Buffalo Lodge
Buffalo
N. Y
Tupa Lodge
Utlca
Ehmira Lodge
Elmira
Lectric City Lodge
District
New York
Hoboken
Silk City Lodge
Paterson
N. J
Syracuse
Binghamton
Campbell
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Csear
Mr. Campbell
American Federation of Labor
Federal court to reappoint United States commissioners
Judge H. W. Archibald announced yesterday that all current United States commissioners in the new district will be reappointed. Named are Charles duo Pont Breck, George D Taylor of Scranton, George M Walter of Gettysburg, Leroy J Wolfe of Harrisburg, B S Heathey of Williamsport, Gustav Hahn of Wilkes Barre, John W Mix of Towanda, and Charles F HM of Hazleton. Appointments will occur when the court organizes next Monday in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fh. W. Archibald
Federal Court
United States
Charles Duo Pont Breck
George D.taylor
Scranton
George M. Walter
Gettysburg
Leroy J. Wolfe
Harrisburg
Heathey
Williamsport
Gustav Hahn
Wilkes-Barre
John W. Mix
Towanda
Charles F
Klotz Girls Return to Work After Settlement Offer
About 150 workers at the Klotz Local mill accepted Superintendent Frieder’s terms and planned to resume work. The agreement includes tiered weekly wages, a starting rate of 3.00, a 5 12 percent boost for experienced workers, a five day week plus Saturday half holiday, and extra pay for piecework above base wages. The Mulherin & Judge mill at Taylor remains the sole mill still on strike.
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Klotz
Friede
Mulherin & Judge's Taylor Mill
Klotz Jocal
Frieder
Klotz Throwing Company
Davis
Freider
St. John’s Hall
Margaret Wynne
Klotz Carbondale
Mulherin & Judge
Taylor
Mary Jones
Sunquoit
Harvey Mill
AL Harvey Bros
Forest City
Valentine Bliss
Dunmore Mill
Dickson
Simpson Company
Reiling
David & Schoen
Petersburg
Lackawanna
Howard & Son
Pittston
Taylor Mills
Simpson Mill
Harvey Forest City
Local Goods and Services Advertised in Fac toryville
The cream retailed at six and a quarter cents per quart at Mrs H N Capwell's in Factoryville Pa. Also advertised is expert crown and bridge work by Dr Reiger dentist at 114 Spruce Street.
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H. N. Capwell
Factoryville
Reiger
Spruce Street
Second Hand Organ For Sale In Scranton
A used organ is offered for as low as $10.00 at Guernsey Hall operated by J. W. Guernsey located at 214 Washington Avenue Scranton Pennsylvania. Ask for Kellys union crackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
J. W. Guernsey, Prop
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Neptune State Beats Hailers On Vorfield Grounds
The Neptune State defeated the Hailers yesterday afternoon by an 8 to 7 score on the Vorfield grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune State
Hailers
Vorfield Grounds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mik Modern Hardware Store
Baby Bazaar
Ackawanna
Mavelsiov Sori Club
New Temple of the
Linden Street
Alefred Thice
Young Women's Christ In Association
Em Deuwvor
IL CO. McDermott
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Joyce Knapp
Duryea
Carrie G. Groes
Hyde Park
Wyoming Alleys
Rove
Wey
Meister Sareaesssesea
Cuong Sk Ly
Fahenholt Enekeaseie
Daftheld
Mitchell
Royer
Wardell
Albwardee
Beavers
Davin
Reese
Sunbonnet Pictures
Kelly
Kleon
Humphrey D. Campbell
National Metal Trades Association
Employers
Employes
Employers’ Association
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Metal Trades Association
Dickson Company
Delaware, Lackawanna
Western
Dental Labor Union
Car Builders Union
W. Waller
Woo. Kamies
Delaware
Leckawahia
Western Tauiragad
Llotrie City
Leige
Humphrey B. Dumbpell
Dicken Love Motive Works
Huoty Gallagher
Dicks Mane Wihieturig
Penn Avenue
Feder Lalor Union
Blolpers
Blandy
Hw Sud
Francis
Finch Manufacturing Company
Joseph JL
Martin
Nay
Brotherhoul
Bailedmakers
Lyon Ship Builders
J. W. Soll
W. W. Lees
Dickson Locommotive Works
Pallounmakers of
Scranton and Vicinity
Jome Robling
William E. Wirehod
Tickson Manufacturing Company
Union
Internation! Biotlerhood
Buckamithe
William FE. Phillips
Moy
Thimphree B. Campbell
Enunell
A. Delaney
Dickson Locomotive Works
A. E F. Fletcher
FF. WW. Gerecke
George S. Atkins
Klotz Girls
Moloney Ol
Gofilto
149 Meridian St
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
Suighoit
Ee & Sin
Harvey Brow
City Mill
Wwe We Harvey Hrig
Twill
Mies Dunmove
Feenbbeerae
Dickson Aid
Ees Aeventeyn
Alisa North Scranton
Simpson
Mitioohka
Forsburg
Sefeanad
Y Pas Toe
Read & Son's
Hodge's
Clarke Bros
Conrad
Lackawanna Avenue
King Miller
Louis Arthur Watres
Orlando S. Johnson
Arthur A. Christy
Cashier
County Savings Bank
Gompane
Court House Square
Ninier
Trustes Ete
Bolmes Electehy Mann Seaton
Fors
Johnson
Kingsbury
Robinson
Brin
Lawn, Timothy
Clover, Millett
OS & Ft i Cin Avenue
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