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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1902

Page

10

Two youths detained in horse theft report. not the owners

Police detained two young men after spotting a described team on Adams avenue. Mrs. Mires Watson of Sterling reported Thursday night theft of a small, poorly traveling team from her stable. The suspects could not be identified by Watson’s son and were released.

Mires Micele Watson Sterling Huntington Adams Avenue Maddox Mow Jook and Key

Lake Lodore Excursion Resort Promoted For Summer

High season sales push Lake Lodore as the premier excursion resort with its groves, pavilion, amusements, and boat services. W I Pryor of Delaware and Hudson notes dates and special low fares from Scranton to St Paul and Minneapolis with round trips to Minnesota at 23.70 for select May dates. Tickets good May 11, 18, and 25 with return through June 30 and a 50 cent surcharge.

Lake Lodore Eurpass Lodore W. I. Pryo Delaware Hudson Fallroad Scranton St. Paul Minn Lackawanna Railroad Minneapolis Minnesota

Philadelphia Bowlers Lose to Scranton Nine at Hampe Alleys

Philadelphia wheelmen dropped three games to Scranton Bicycle Club in a warm, friendly match last night. Electric City Wheelmen took two from Green Ridge. the opening tournament at Hampe Alleys drew strong interest with five and two man teams competing.

Bicycle Club Eelectric City Wheelmen Green Ridge Bowlers South Siders Scranton Bicycle Club Century Wheelmen Philadelphia Vine Jtors Green Ridge Green Ridge Wheelmen Electric City Wheelmen West Scranton Backus Hopkins Moore Scranton Bleyele Club Teans

Opening of Ball Season Promises Exciting Scranton Williampiport Game

Opening of ball season promises a fast contest as Scranton and Willimport prepare for the first Pennsylvania league game in this city. A parade precedes the opening and lineups of players for Scranton are announced. Teams are believed evenly matched and eager to start with a win.

Scranton

Paine Selery Compound Spring Medicine Endorsed

Thousands of physicians, men and women of note, and people from all walks of life hail Paine Selery Compound as a leading spring remedy. Endorsements from medical professionals and prominent figures highlight its reputed health benefits and broad appeal.

Prominent Businessman Recovers from Nervous Prostration

A Kansas City business leader, Wyan Nelson of Nelson Grain Co., credits Paine's Celery Compound with lifting nervous prostration, despondency, loss of appetite, and insomnia after doctors advised rest. He reports regained health, appetite, sleep, and calm. The ad ends promoting Diamond Dyes for bright colors.

Paine

Hallstead Boy Leads Tribune Education Contest Start

Entry from Hallstead jrunt Decker tops the field for The Tribune Educational contest which opens Monday morning. Scranton and nearby areas will receive entry materials late today and can start work early Monday.

Jrunt Decker Hallstead Baest the Tribune Mr. Decker Scranton Hullstead Kingsley Clark's Summit Factoryville Nicholson Hopbottom New Milford Tribune Scranton Tribune

Incendiary Fire Destroys Barn On Adams Avenue

A barn behind the municipal building on Adams Avenue was set afire in three locations with kerosene soaked rags and waste paper found in the cellar. Fire Chief Ferber suspects arson and an investigation by Police Chief Day is underway. The owner is Mrs. Frane T. Wall. A separate small fire on the building’s third floor on North Washington Avenue caused about 100 dollars in damage.

F. Ferber Adame Avenue Belles Chemical Company No. 1 Ferber Frane T. Wall Washington Avenue Guernsey J. D. Williams and Brothers Chemical Company

National Food Show Opens in Scranton Hall for Two Weeks

On May second the National Food Show company hosts a two week exhibit at Scranton Bicycle Club hall. The event features Cotlolene from N K Fairbank, Anderson Food condensed goods, toasted wheat flakes, Battle Creek Sanitarium Pure Food items, P T Babbit’s Best Soap Life Buoy Soap and products from Lever Bros Van Houten cocoa and chocolate. Music daily demonstrations and tests accompany the exhibition, with free admission tickets obtainable through a grocer.

Scranton Bicycle Club Hall National Food Show Company N. K. Fairbank Company Anderson Food Company Battle Creek Sanitarium Pure Food Company P. T. Babbit's Life Buoy Lever Bros., Ltd van Houten & Zoon

Diary of Jobs at Scranton Business College

Diary entries show multiple hires and position requests across Scranton firms. Annie Kase resigns to join Colliery Engineer. Fred Greene moves to American Locomotive Works. Minnie Buecker also joins Colliery Engineer. others seek stenographers, clerks, cashiers, and bookkeepers with pay notes and past placements mentioned.

Annie Kase R. &. Prendergast Fred Greene Carlucci American Locomotive Works Minnie Buecker Lackawanna Railroad New York Court House Maggie Teevan Mulderiy

Artistic Carrying Act by La Duc De Vene Featured by Forepaugh Shows

The French duo La Duc De Vene joins Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers shows with a striking carry act where a child rides inside a full length ball gown. They also perform Cranial equilibrism with the woman balanced atop her partner’s head, ending in a headstand while he runs around the arena. They promise a remarkable, visually stunning performance for the May 20 appearance.

Adam Forepaugh Sells Brothers

Swarthmore College Offers Broad Courses and Gymnasium

Swarthmore College invites young men and women to complete courses in arts science letters and engineering under Friends sponsorship yet non sectarian. The college emphasizes intimate professor student fellowship a complete gymnasium and intelligent physical culture with an experienced faculty guiding extended study. Catalog requests to Wahlliant W Birdsall president Swarthmore Pa.

Friends Wahlllant W. Birdsall Swarthmore

Local Photo Studio to Resume at 211 Washington Avenue

J. W. Hormbaker announces the reopening of his photo graphic finishing business at the old location 211 Washington Avenue. He will also offer a complete line of cameras kodaks and photographic supplies for patrons.

J. W. Hormbaker Washington Avenue

Scranton Club Plans Parade and Home Debut with Logan

Scranton fields a new 21 year old second baseman Tom Logan formerly of the University of Chicago, joining manager Lawson’s team as part of season preparations. A street parade precedes the game, with the Lawrence band and press escorts, the game at 9 15 p m, gates open 1 20. Lineup features Gorton Blakey Nichols Sullivan Schmaltz Logan Stroh Steinberg Wiltse McGurry and Hardy or Stark on the mound.

Lawson Scranton Tom Logan University of Chiicago Boston Frank B. Reese Reese Public Safety Alwives Young Men‘s Christian Association Lawrence Band Hollywood Gorton Co. F Blakey Perris Nichols Sullivan Schmaltz Logan Hoss Stroh S. Si. Steinberg Rainey V. Wiltse McGurry Hardy Stark

City bond bids show higher premiums on smaller issue

The article notes bidders claim a premium of 13 000 dollars on 225 000 dollars of bonds, contrasting city figures of 9 000 dollars premium on 285 000 dollars. It argues the premiums differ due to market conditions and issue sizes.

Tive

Griffin's Clothier Showcases Modern Plate Glass Front

Progressive Merchant M. H. Griffin displays three plate glass showcases and a quartet stereopticon device outside his Lackawanna avenue store. The display lights the Griffin name on the sidewalk at night, underscoring a handsome shop and a well varied clothing stock.

M. H. Griffin Lackawanna Avenue

Blooming prices at Clark's Florist quoted by the ounce

The fragment notes Clark's Florist selling flowers by the ounce or pound and by measures such as quart and bushel, indicating a varied pricing approach for bouquets and stems.

Clark's

Christian Science Lecture by Carol Norton in the City

Carol Norton C S D of New York will deliver a free talk on Christian Science Applied Christianity on May 8 under the First Church of Christ Scientist. Norton, a student of Mary Baker Eddy, is a Christian Science practitioner and Metaphysical College graduate. He has served on the board of lectureship and is trusted by church leaders to present the subject publicly.

First Church of Christ Scientist Carol Norton New York City Mary Baker Kiddy Massachusetts Metaphysical College Mother Boston Christian Science Board of Christian Science Movement

County Bonds Sold to Dick & Co in Private Bargain

The county commissioners awarded the entire $225,000 three and one half percent twenty year bond issue to Dick & Co of Philadelphia in a private sale held a week earlier. The sale was not advertised and drew no competition. Officials say the bargain was not obtainable in a posted sale.

Dick & Co Philadelphia

Proyce's Market Promises Prompt Fresh Provisions

The notice states the market offers revived dilly, fresh fish of all kinds, a well supplied vegetable market at reasonable prices, and plentiful strawberries. It urges customers to place orders early, promising prompt and satisfactory service at Proyce's Market located at 10 Penn Avenue.

Proyce's Market Penn Avenue

Dr Arndt Residence and Office at 447 Wyoming Ave

A listing notes the residence and office of Dr Arndt located at 447 Wyoming Avenue. The small item records a physician's address and work location, with no additional context or details.

Wyoming Ave

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