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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1900

Page

3

Charles Rodriguez Wins Tribune Educational Contest Scholarship

Charles Rodriguez led the Tribune Educational Contest to claim a $1,000 Wyoming Seminary scholarship, with Miss Mary Yeager and others among the top finishers. Contestants from Moscow, Factoryville, Lake Ariel, Scranton and Bloomsburg reported late returns, but all top ten earned rewards or cash for new subscribers.

Charles Rodrigues Wyoming Seminary the Tribune The Tribune Peeret Charles Rodriguez Webster Avenue Oliver Callahan Charles Ia Jennie Meyers Lake Ariel Callahan Miss Meyers Lake Arles Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad

The Winning Contestants

A list of names and addresses across Scranton Factoryville Providence Moscow Dunmore Lake Ariel Carbondale Hyde Park with scattered numbers 537 440 295 275 230 222 185 126 118 included. The fragmentary OCR presents contestants Charles Rodriguez Arthur Kemmerer David V Birtley Miss Mary Yeager Eugene Boland Oliver Callahan Miss Jennie Moyers David C Spencer Miss Grace Simrell Harry Reese and several street addresses.

David ¥. Birtley Marvy Yeager Eugene Boland Jennie Meyers Lake Ariel Oliver Callahan Harry Reese Dunmore Callahan Spencer Miss Meyers Miss Williams Vinestreet Charles Rodriguez Rodriguez Mr. Callahan M. Norton Lackawanna Avenue Vine Street Scranton Arthur Kemmerer David V. Birtley Miss Ma Oliver Callahan Yeager Jenine Meyers Grace Simrell David V. Spencer Webster Avenue Factoryville West Market Street Providence Mary Yeager Moscow Walnut Street Jennie Moyers David C. Spencer Bloomsburg Carbondale Evanscourt Hyde Park

Local residents listed in scattered notice

Miss Fannie E Williams of Peckville and Sidney W Hayes of Scranton appear in a street and address roster. Names include Richard Roberts Hyde Park Point Edward Murray and others with multiple street addresses. The fragment lists several individuals and partial addresses without context.

Fannie E. Williams Peckville Sidney W. Hayes Olive Street Scranton Richard Roberts Hampton Street Hyde Arle

Niagara Falls Excursions From East Coast Cities

Pennsylvanian Railroad announces ten day trips to Niagara Falls from Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington on September 6 20 and October 4 18 with special trains from Washington at 8 00 am and Baltimore at 9 05 am and Broad Street Station Philadelphia at 8 00 am on some dates. Round trip fares range from 5 75 to 11 25 with proportional rates from other points and a descriptive pamphlet is available from George W. Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Niagara Falls Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Manunka Chunk Delaware Valley Broad Street Delaware Atlantic City Lancaster Altoona Harrisburg Sunbury Wilkes-Barre Williamsport Trenton Mt. Holly Palmyra New Brunswick George W. Boyd

James Reed Injured by Ice Cake in West Virginia

James Reed bruised his leg after striking it on an ice cake, suffering severe swelling and pain that left him unable to walk without crutches. After physicians failed to help, Chamberlain's Pain Balm yielded a near cure in a week, averting possible amputation. Reed is a leading Clay Court House merchant. Pelp Balm advertised as superior for sprains and rheumatism.

Arthur Kemmerey Factoryville Rodriguez Eugene Holand Kemmerer James Reed Chamberlain Mr. Reed Clay Court House W. Va Matthew Bros

Pekin siege vivid letter from West Pittston missionary

Rev. Courtenay H. Fenn of Pekin writes of weeks under siege with foreign residents trapped at the British Legation. He describes barricaded compounds, guard duties, relief hopes from 43,200 troops, Boxer attacks, and burning churches as refugees endure peril in the Chinese capital.

West Pittston Pekin The Pittston Courtenay H. Fenn Fenn 8. P. Fenn Susquehanna Avenue Presbyterian Church Tekin China Tien Tamn Tien Ta Alice Pekin City M. E United States London Lanca Mision Slong Legathin Legation Imame Acrea M. KB Taku Tokin Yen Ng Ii Vawen State Department Thon Tain Tathawullanan Pyropuinece Henry le Baguage Tien Téin Legao Laliegation

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Close OF Tribune Uncle Sam Ilml Pactoryville David Spencer Court House Fannie Williams Flo Pennsylvania Willard, Warren & Knapp No. 35 School Taylor Avenue Bloomsburg State Normal School Bordigian Roy Kemmerer Chicago Mr. Rodriguez Birtley North End Miss Mary Yeager David Japan Mr. Heese Ate Wyoming Bominary Kingston Tts Charla Rodeimuen Bloomsburg State Normal Shop Aid Siequehanna Ita Solmor J. W. Guernsey Washington Avenue Scranton Conarivatory of Music Columbia Chamlesa Conrad Brothers Wyoming Avenue Scranton Business College Eugene Schimpff Ilinois Watcoh Company Rochester Camera and Supply Company Alee Lackawinna Avenue Wiineis Watch Company John P. Smith Boulevard Providanca Edward Murray Hickory Street South Pennsylvania Railroad Great Tower Chile Wang Place Fengs Ami Ridlay Ventrel Soliliera Lrea Atholic Church Io Rink Remler Nareas Downager Oley Travin Lesa Orm Armler Nso Peeter Peki Tshes Sean
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