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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1901

Page

5

Social notes and visits across Ware Vale and neighboring towns

A long list of correspondents, visitors, and family events from Ware Vale and nearby. Names include Mr and Mrs Hawes, Mr and Mrs Ko Lee, Mrs Bonnvan anileon, and many others visiting Buffalo, Cleveland, Philadelphia, and New York. The items mention arrivals, departures, weddings, funerals, and attendance at exhibitions and religious gatherings.

Mir Mees Ko Lee Situs S. Vo Dermyn Edeant Willan Scott Tiveteid Avenue Wilkes Plane Altre Kirret Cleveland Ibalon Bonnvan Anileon Neil Wil Ham Fawe Ne Tonne Nowerk Mernyvitlian Eaugue Obagecguid Lakes

Hindulem and Divine Healing Highlight Christian Alliance

Clergymen failed to arrive for the Christian Alliance convention causing a shifted schedule. Willis Mayer spoke on Hindulem citing the Point Low mission in California while Moyser described Hindulem’s popularity among coastal elites. Miesen Bird of Baltimore discussed Divine Healing and A P McGouth of Philadelphia preached in the evening. Leishman of Binghamton and Christopherson of China were expected today.

Christian Alliance Monay Willis Mayer Point Low California Moyser Pueble Coast Mindurem Mies Seusholtz Moyrer Miesen Bird Baltimore A. P. McGouth Philadelphia James Leishman Binghamton Freel Christopherson China

Peculiar Impersonation Case Heard in Court

A hearing before Alderman Ruddy tackled J. R. Dainty on charges of impersonating a lawyer and obtaining property by false pretenses. Prosecutor Charles Standemeyer alleges Dainty misled him at Attorney Lowry’s office to issue a bill of sale for the Holtham hotel on West Lackawannah Avenue, with money and the sale later returned or claimed. Dainty denied being a lawyer and said he had right to sell if $2100 was not returned within seven days. Hearing adjourned to next Wednesday September 0 due to missing witnesses.

J. R. Dainty Lowry Iweinty Daintie Staundemeyer Dainty Lseuvice Trinity Stondemeyer Tin

August receipts for Internal Revenue collectors office totals

For the month of August the receipts in the collectors office show totals across multiple tax categories including beer stamps, tobacco stamps, documentary stamps and proprietary stamps. The grand sum exceeds ten thousand dollars, higher than August of the previous year.

Internal Revenue Collector's Office Internal Revenue Penman Roth Lotl SM Hai Gu

Marksmen to clash as Company A sails for Pittston

Company A of the Thirteenth regiment plans departure for Pittston on Saturday to meet a marksman squad from Company M of the Ninth regiment. Captain George Russ will command the local drill as Lawrence AL Brink leads the opposing team in a scheduled shoot.

Company A Pittston Onelark Toon Lance Lawrence AL Brink Severna Oy Mt.Iverna Matehoes George Russ

Monthly Meteorological Summary Highlights Cigar Leader

The report notes the monthly meteorological overview with emphasis on the weather pattern. It also mentions the Punch cigar maintaining leadership among 10c cigars, reflecting market interest alongside climate observations.

Opening of the Schools Opens 1801 02 Session with Early Start

Superintendent Howell notes attendance at Scranton schools is slightly below normal due to an earlier opening date. High School enrollment nears record levels with about two hundred registering. forty girls join the new training school at No 18 Chestnut Street. New kindergartens begin across wards as teachers report for duty and curriculum changes are outlined.

Howell Thies Joslin Scranton High School No. S Tenth Ward Twelfth Ward Seventh Ward Chestnut Street Phillips No. 1 Echo Adhant Yestemas Milman Harry Waleh Mike Alive Mahon Edna Kent Evohool Maud Fietelle Marion Ackerly

Miss Steed Weds James Scattergood After Courting Scandal

Miss Mame Steed formerly Mrs H B Pethick married James A Scattergood yesterday by Alder Mohusk after denying any marriage to Wim when applying for a license. They plan a honeymoon at the Panama Exposition and will reside in New York City where Scattergood will pursue business. Both Had lived in Wilkes-Barre previously.

Mame Steed H. B. Pethick Alder Mohusk James A. Scattergood Eiioud Oyster House Pean Avenue

Wells Files Inquiry Bill Over Coal Mine Tunnels

B. Wells of Lifford Corners filed a bill in equity against Emmet M. Lowrie near Jermyn alleging he mined into Wells land and their tunnel causing encroachment. Judge J. W. Carpenter granted a preliminary injunction. The bill is argued by L. P. Wedeman.

BR. F. Wells Lifford Corners Emmet M. Lowrie Jermyn Wella Dial J. W. Carpenter L. P. Wedeman

Federal Court Convenes in Harrisburg for Naturalization

The district court in Harrisburg opens today for naturalization proceedings. Judge Arelbaid leaves this morning, Clerk Searle departed yesterday, and the court sits today only. Attorneys W Preyman James BD Loose and Frank Sharkey of Mauch Chunk were admitted to practice in the district court.

District Federal Court Harrisburg Searle Mw. Arelbaid W. Preyman James BD Loose Frank Sharkey Mauch Chunk Carbon County

Meetings Today At Various Venues

Meetings will be held this evening at the Reilelies of Coyveniter for an orange ford reception by Cardlines Martinelli. Members are asked to attend and a meeting is scheduled for Apoologk this afternoon to discuss important business. A meeting of the Wen's Guild of Bt Luke's will be at their home this evening at KMD hotel.

He Reilelies Coyveniter Orange Ford Martinelli Wonen Apoologk Wen's Guild Bt Luke's KMD Otelouk

Marine Recruiting Office opens in Ranb building officers say

A marine recruiting office will open Thursday in the Ranb building at 14 Wyoming avenue under Captain James KE Mahoney. Applicants must be US citizens or declared citizens, 18 to 24, height 5 feet 4 inches to 5 feet 11 inches, sound, decent, sober, literate in English, and pass a character test. Pay ranges from 19 to 48 dollars monthly with government-provided clothing rations quarters and medical care. After 20 years service infirmity or wounds may qualify for Naval Home pension. after 30 years service retirement pay. Four-year term, two years at sea or in Cuba Puerto Rico Manila or Guam, two years in US haval stations. Promotion of warranted NCOs to second lieutenants provided.

United States Marines Ranb Wyoming Avenue James KE. Mahoney United States United States Naval Home Philadelphia Cuba Puerto Rico Manila Guam

Contestants Make Selections in Tribune Educational Contest

After The Tribune announced contest results on Monday, top scorers chose rewards. Wilhelmina Griffin surged with a $1000 Swarthmore College scholarship, plus a $79.80 check. Charfel(l) Anderson rose, while Meyer Lewis retained his top status for a time. Other finalists plan courses at Lafayette College Stroudsburg and Beranton Conservatory of Music.

Tribune Wilhelmina Griffin Charflell Anderson Marberdale Meyer Lewis Lewie Miss Griffin Swarthmore College Miss Gritfin the Tribune W. W. Birdsall Lowe Swarthmore Swanten Milas Ava Friberg Griffin Waa The School of the Jaksa Wanna Swarthinoere Garfield Anderson Hha Lafayette College Easton Stroudsburg Henry Schwenker Beranton Conservatory of Music William Miles Norma Meredith Sta India

Wyoming Seminary Offers Modern Boarding Education

Wyoming Seminary a large well equipped boarding school advertises modern conveniences certificates accepted by colleges, departments of music art and oratory, a business course for non college bound students, annual tuition of 300, year opens September 11. Catalogue address L. L. Borque Kingston PA Special low fares to Cleveland via Lehigh Valley Railroad for G A R encampment tickets sale September 4 to 9 consult LV agents at A D Preston dentist Mears building closed until September 9.

D. C Kingston Cleveland Ohio Lehigh Valley Railroad G. A. RB Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents

Assessors Begin Next Year’s Property Valuation in City

The board of assessors started rough work on next year’s assessment aiming to complete by December 1 and hold appeals January 1. They plan to classify compactly built up business and residence blocks as first class, with suburban blocks at two thirds rates, targeting early completion despite possible opposition.

Board of Assessors Connell Seaman Allegheny Assessors Seamans Central City Scranton Green Ridges Mr Seamags

Letters for Publication in The Tribune Opinion Page

The Tribune will publish short letters of interest when accompanied by the writer's name. It does not assume responsibility for opinions expressed in the letters.

the Tribune

Obituary of William Baylor of Benton Townsship

William Baylor of Benton Township died September 1 in Armadway Warren County New Perry. He was a resident of Henton for nearly fifty years and owned land in Factoryville Wyoming County. Survived by wife and several children including Soper John and Margaret Baylor. Noted for education and public service, he supported Democratic causes and contributed a pine tree to Factoryville for public use. A skilled lawyer and judge, he helped shape local law and mentored peers. Known for kindness and gentle manner his death ends a long civic career.

Kiitop Tie William Bawler Benton Tiwnsity Din Armadway Warren Conty New Teper Hentom Baylor Altoinew Margaret Havler Ham Gil Shermay Cern Factoryville Wyoming County Couneel Naylor BR Chane Hymen Nakea Charlee Rice Telel Thor Bayler Rayler Couniel Anil

Republican primary candidates named for Lackawanna County

Voters are informed that Republican candidates for several offices will appear on the September 14 1901 ballot. James Wheaton Carpenter is running for Law Judge from Scranton E A Jones seeks County Controller John Bateson and John Roberts are candidates for Coroner George E Stevenson for Surveyor. Each precinct also elects a Vigilance Committee.

Por James Wheaton Carpenter Delaware Street Scranton E. A. Jones Archbald John ©. Bateson Washington Avenue John J. Roberts South Main Avenue George E. Stevenson Waverly Vieilance Committee

Dalton County Fair Draws Horses and Football Games

Near Dalton in September a fair features four attractions and a large entry of horses for races including a colt race with a $50 purse. Football games are planned for three days and the public is urged to attend to help make the fair a success.

Dalton

Investment note on October and April duties due 1820

Comegys & Co. brokers offer bonds yielding nearly 7 percent. Free of wil tewes, interest due in October and April 1820. Dime Building, SJ.

Comegys & Co

Conservatory opens new lesson hours and grading this Saturday

On Saturday the 7th next at 4 a m arrangements for lesson hours grading and related items begin at the Conservatory. Try the new ic cigar Kleon.

Conservatory Kleon

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