EARN AND LEARN AT THE SAME TIME
The International Correspondence Schools in Scranton offer practical, work compatible training by mail. Over 400000 enrolled in ten years, with phonograph language instruction, reference libraries, and strong employer partnerships. Five Tribune scholarships fund diverse studies for top contest entrants.
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the Tribune
Scranton
Thomas J. Foster
International Correspondence Schools
Foster
School of Mines
America
Schoora
Wading
Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Countdian Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern
Rock Island
Delaware and Hudson
Delaware, Lackawanaha
Vallege
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse Machine Company
Elgin, National Watch Company
The
Pond Machine Tool Company
Bement Miles & Co
American Tow Machine Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central Railroad
William Cramp & Sons
Ship and Engine Building Company
Haldwin Locomotive Works
Biance
Mall
Sam
Caan
Scranton Tribune
Capwell Leads Education Contest Scores in Scranton
The Tribune reports September activity in the Educational Contest with eight contestants totaling 118 points. Don C. Capwell of Scranton scored 60, followed by Maxwell Shepherd 15 and Oscar H. Kipp 15, with others listed from Elmhurst Moscow and Scranton. Capwell made a notable late gain from thirty-fifth place.
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Tribune
Don C. Capwell
Scranton
Maxwell Shepherd
Carbondale
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
William Rodriguez
A. Havenstrite
Moscow
Arthur J. Thayer
South Scranton
Charles W. Dorsey
Seranton
L. BE. Stanton
Yesterday morning. Today he is nineteenth.
The fragment notes an event involving an individual’s age and an advance crowd led by a person named John. Details are sparse and uncertain due to fragmentary OCR.
Contests Standings Move as Thayer Joins Scores
Arthur J Thayer of South Scranton returns to boost total contestants to 60 in the point race. William Rodriguez remains third with Oscar Kipp gaining to close the gap. General Sherman anecdote closes the update with a sharp retort.
September Lead ers First Prize Mandolin and Second Prize Camera
A historic notice lists September leaders receiving prizes including a mandolin valued at 10 and a No. 2 Brownie camera as second prize. Names such as Don Cupweh Oscar Kippears Maxwell Shepherd Herbert Thompson Kellerman Havenstrite Thayer and Dorsey appear among the awarded participants with various ranks and figures.
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Don C. Cupweh
Oscar H. Kippears
Little Cele
Escars
Rodrigues
Maxwell Shepherd
Herbert Thompson
J. Kellerman
Joseph A. Havenstrite
Arthur J. Thayer
Charles W. Dorsey
General Sherman and his sharp wit at Fort Leavy
A fragment notes General Sherman could utter pleasing tactful remarks yet be highly sarcastic as he attended a large reception at Fort Leavy. The brief hints at his personality and a social event but provides few concrete details.
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Sherman
Fort Leay
Hanged but Still Lives in Kansas Case
The Kansas City Journal reports on James Hamilton who was hanged for murder in 1900 but survived over an hour. A mob later relented, turning him over to authorities for trial in Dorado. The supreme court sent the case back to Butler county for a new trial on a technical point.
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Supreme Court
James Hamilton
Butler County
Hamilton
George J. Webb
Eureka
Webb
Dorado
Atlantic City Temperature Report At Chelsea Beach
In Atlantic City on Monday the reading at AGNEW On the Beach in Chelsea reached 69 degrees. The brief note mentions a modern hotel and the day’s change in weather.
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Chelsea
Atlantic City
Regional Hotel Rates and Lake Resorts Adverts
The notice lists multiple hotels and rates across markets in Atlantic City Towanda Bathini Sparta Pa and Lake Winola Pa. It highlights Hotel Richmond first on Kentucky Avenue offering ocean view rooms and special rates under proprietor J B Jenksina. Lake Wesauring Hotel and Hotel Clifton at Lake Winola are promoted with railroad and hack connections and September rates.
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Richmond
Kentucky Avenue
Lake Wesavking
Valley Railroad
Towanda
Bathini
Sparta
Lake Wesauring
Apes, Pa
Bend For
B. Harris
Hotel Clifton
Question Properly Sent Back for New Trial
A question was deemed proper and the cage was sent back to pursue a new trial. The outcome centers on procedural considerations and the potential review of prior rulings.
Simple hearted Frenchman Calvio calm amid rail car fears
On a train a frightened lady asks Calvio if he fears a crash. He answers in calm misspoken style that all is foretold and remains silent. The scene ends with the woman removed from the carriage.
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Maer
Calvio
Abe
Calino
Pyosenthy
Calingate
AL Ballon Kou
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A. J. Kellerman
Charles Burns
Wandling
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Wm. Sherwood
Harford
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Chas. W. Dorsey
L. E. Stanton
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Springville
Grant M. Decker
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Scran
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Eddie Morris
South Scran
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Mr. Kipp
Louis Gere
Enworth
General Sherman
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Kansas City Journal
Pennsylvania
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