Personal notices list visitors and travels of local residents
Mrs Eugene Galland of New York visits Airs H Kramer on Wyoming avenue. Seamans Scranton board of trade secretary visits Pittston. H H Kramer of New York visits his mother on Wyoming avenue. Judge H H M Howards returns from Chelsea New Jersey. Judge R W Avelbald leaves for Harrisburg to be away until Saturday. Elizabeth A Rose from Olive street returns from Riverdale farm Cortland NY. Mr and Mrs I A Pierce return from Point Vivian Thousand Islands NY. Conductor P L J Noalls of the Lackawanna railroad acts as station master while Peter F McCann is on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamans
Scranton Board of Trade
Pittston
HH. Kramer
New York
H. Kramer
Wyoming Avenue
M. Howards
Chelsea
Jersey
R. W. Avelbald
Taltud Butter Court
Harrisburg
Eliazabeth A. Rose
Olive Street
Riverdale Farm
Cortland
N.Y
Oil Stove Explosion Damages Kitchen in New York Street Home
A minor fire followed an oil stove blast at a house on New York Street occupied by James Wilson and family. Mrs. Wilson fainted with scalds but was later reported seriously burned, though flames were quickly extinguished by Engine No. 5 and Hose No. 1 crews and Chemical No. 1. The alarm originated from box 4 at Marion Street and Capouse Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Street
James Wilson
Engine Company No. 5
Hose Company No. 1
Chemical Company No. 1
Doctor Says Misa Thomas Out of Danger After Carbolic Acid Incident
Dr Paine of the West Side hospital reports Misa Lizzie Thomas of North Ninth street drank a small portion of carbolic acid on Swetland street Tuesday after a quarrel with her mother. She is not seriously harmed aside from burned lips and chin and is out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Paine
West Side Hospital
Misa Lizzie Thomas
North Ninth Street
Swetland Street
Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School Ad Opens September
Kingston Pennsylvania offers a co educational preparatory program focusing on character building and college and business prep. A 300 dollar yearly cost covers ample dorms science hall chapel gym and dining facilities with terrazza to open September 17. Catalogues available from L L Sprague D D president Commonwealth building Haydn Evans director Haydn Evans piano organ voice and violin instructors plus Misa Nellie Hollister. New phone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
L. L. Sprague
D. D
Commonwealth Building
Spruce Street
Washington Avenue
Haydn Evans
College Now
D. J. J. Mason
Misa Nellie Hollister
New
Hagan Evans
Phono
Nellie Hollister
Eight collieries in operation for Lackawanna and Western company
Two more mines the Woodward Kingston and Brisbin Providence resumed yesterday bringing eight collieries in operation. Daily output from eight collieries and five washeries exceeds 7 000 tons with nearly 6 000 tons from washeries yesterday. Authorities deny any wage increase notices or settlement concessions and say workers must return on old terms or not at all.
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Lackawanna Company
C. E. Tobey
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Woodward
Kingston
Brisbin
Providence
Cayuga
Dodge
Bellevue
Hampton
Keyser Valley
Avondale
Nanticoke
Bliss
Pettebone
Tobey
Erie Company
Erie
Delaware and Hudson Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Edward VII
Morgan Et al
Scranton Times
Cou
Susquehanna County
Dunmore
Olyphant
Anthony Belti
Domale ‘Towben
Hugo Towbezi
Paola Manna
Jessup
Alderman Kasson
Frank Capoucha
Oxford
Joseph O'Brien
R. H. Patterson
John J. Murphy
Nicholls
Wilkes-Barre
Mayfield
Funeral of Mrs Merrill Held at Residence
Services over the remains of the late Mrs A J Merrill were held yesterday afternoon at 1420 Pine Street. Rev E F Ritter pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran church presided. Pall bearers were George W Shine H Schubert Mathew Stipp Alex Meldrum F H Gerlock and William F E Warner. Interment was private in Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Merrill
Edward Smith
Pine Street
BE. F. Ritter
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
George W. Shine
H. Schubert
Mathew Stipp
Alex Meldrum
F. H. Gerlock
William FE. Warner
Forest Hill
Tribune Card Art Services Ad Copy
Effective and attractive half tones and line cuts for card advertising or any purpose can be secured at The Tribune office. We do work that is unexcelled, do it promptly and at lowest rates. A trial order will convince you.
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Tribune
Democratic leaders scramble for county and district nominations
Democratic leaders work on a county convention slate and nominations for two legislative seats and a senatorial post. Potential nominees include George Howell, C G Boland, John J Murphy, M F Sando, T P Hoban, with Timlin and Hendricks under pressure to withdraw. Possible replacement candidate Joseph Brennan is discussed as district conventions set for next Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creasy
George Howell
Congress
C. G. Boland
John J. Murphy
Orphans
Thomas ©. Hendricks
Timlin
Hendicks
Hendricks
Joseph Brennan
Carbondale
St. Charles
Mulhertn’s Hall
North
Scranton
P. F. Calpin
Dr Lindabury Surgeon Specializing Diseases of Women
Dr Lindabury lists office hours at 215 Connell building from 11 a m to 4 p m and 7 to 8 90 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindabury
Connell Building
Congressman William Connell Celebrates Seventy Fifth Birthday
A 75 year old William Connell spends the day at his Connell building office receiving congratulations and dispatching business. Floral remembrances surround him as telegrams from friends across Pennsylvania and New York arrive offering health happiness and continued service in tribute to his milestone birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connell
Connell Building
Harrisburg
Wiliam Connell
Scranton
Frederick W. Ficitz
William A. Stone
New York
Mw Ta Eyre
Stolen iron recovered in junk shop raid
Special Agent Walter Willams of the Erie railroad recovered a quantity of iron stolen from the railroad in a junk shop run by Jacob Feld on Hickory Street. Feld faced arrest for receiving stolen goods after waiving a hearing and posting $800 bail. Special Agent M F Spellman of the Lackawanna railroad had Thomas Mplensky and Joseph Smith of West Scranton arraigned for iron theft and both were committed in default of $200 bail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Willams
Erie Railroad
Jacob Feld
Hickory Street
Peld
M. J. Ruddy
M. F. Spellman
Liackawanna Railroad
Thomas Meplensky
Joseph Smith
West Scranton
Alderman Ruddy
Maitland Fair Promises A Busy Week Of Attractions
Next week the Maitland Fair will feature balloon ascensions and parachute drops, fast races, large exhibits, a merry go round for children, and daily admission options. Ground improvements include track, stock provisions, exhibition building repairs, and ball ground upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simith
Dalton
Oscar Kipp Still Gains In Main Table
Walter Hallstead made the only advance in the main table moving up one place to twenty second, tying with two others for that position. Hugh Johnston and Fred Kibler also advanced but remain tied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hallstead
Hugh Johnston
Fred Kibler
Standing of Contestants List with Scranton Participants
A crowded standings page lists 83 contestants with scores and locations including Scranton entries A J Kellerman Charles Burns William Rodriguez Oscar Kipp Albert Freedman Herbert Thompson Wm Sherwood Fred Gunster Maxwell Shepherd Chas Dorsey L B Stanton A Havenstrite Hendrick Adams Harry Madden Homer Kresge Beatrice Harpur Jane Mathewson Don Capwell William Cooper Louis Gere Lee Culver Edna Coleman Walter Halletead Grant Decker Elmer Williams Hugh Johnston Fred Kibler Eddie Morris Harry Danvers Louis McCusker O J Clark among others with varying scores and city ties from Scranton Elmhurst Carbondale and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T
Rodriguez
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Albert Freedman
Belle- Vwug
Green
Maxwell Shepherd
Carbondale
Chas
W. Dorsey
L. B. Stanton
A. Havenstrite
Moscow
Hendrick Adams
Chin- Cilla
Harry Madden
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Stead Sinc Seks Ais Vate OE
Lbeatrice Harpur
Thompson
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
Don C. Capwell
William Cooper
Priceburg
Fred Kibler
South
Kipp Leads Tribune Educational Contest With Twelve Points
Oscar H. Kipp of Elmhurst leads the Tribune Educational Contest after scoring twelve points and passing his fourth century. Nine contestants scored yesterday with Hullstead moving from twenty-fifth to twenty-fourth, tying for twenty-second with two others while Johnston and Kibler remain tied despite scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Tribune
Walter Hallstead
Scranton
Newton Hawley
Green Ridge
L. E. Stanton
Scramton
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
A. J. Thayer
South Scranton
Wugh Johnston
Forest City
William T. S. Rodriguez
Fred Kibler
Walter Hullstead
Hugh Johnston
September leads prizes and list of winners
The September contest results show Second Prize awarded to No. 2 Brownie Camera and Third Prize to No. 1 Brownie Camera. Fourth Prize went to Oscar H. Whipp and Don Capwell with other names including T. B. Rodrigues Herbert Thompson Joseph Havenstrite William Sherwood Maxwell Shepherd Louis Gere C M Dorsey and Albert Freedman among participants listed in the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar H. Whipp
Don C. Capwell
Eeees Win
Rodrigues
Herbert Thompson
Joseph A. Havenstrite
William H. Sherwood
Maxwell Shepherd
Louis Gere
C. M. Diorsey
Albert Freedman
Scranton College of Music Opens Under Hagan Evans
Scranton College of Music on Washington Avenue at Hagan Evans directs the new facility with instructors Phono and organ, Haydn Lin, and Miss Nellie Hollister listed as part of the staff for the new college.
Sayer Death Notice and Local Shop Ad
Mr and Mrs John F Sayer thank friends for kindness during the sudden death of son and brother Chester A Sayer of Moscow Smoking Den Novelties just received see them at OHaras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Sayer
Chester A. Sayer
Moscow
O'Hara's
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Pure Blood and Vitality
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal blood purifier improving circulation and curing ailments from insomnia to rheumatism. It claims swift benefits and quotes Mrs. C. R. Root of Mansfield, Pa., praising its cure for salt rheum, kidney trouble, and general debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
C. R. Root
Mansfield
Primary and convention notices for Pennsylvania senatorial district
The Republican voters of the twentieth senatorial district meet at Scranton to set dates for a 1902 primary on September 15 from four to seven pm and a convention on September 17 at 10 am. Delegates are apportioned by pre Crawford County rules, with vigilance committees to run primaries and vacancies filled by the district chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Central Republican Club
Washington Avenue
Scranton
BE. P. Kingsbury
Walter E. Davis
Reward Offered for Edgerton Colliery Shooting
Temple Iron company offers 1000 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction of the person or persons who shot and seriously injured two of its employees at Edgerton colliery on Monday night August 18 1902. 8 B Thorne General Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Iron Company
Edgerton
B. Thorne
They Pay the User for Prints at Low Prices
The Scranton Tribune advertises complete up to date equipment for half tone or line cut work. It promises the finest sort of work at the lowest prices and invites a trial order to prove quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Scranton Tribune
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H, I.kramer
Wyoming Seminary
E. F. Ritter
J. Alfred Pennington
Richard J. Bourke
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Elgin
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
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Sunbury
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Maitland Fair
Colorado
Rocky Ford
Michigan
E. G. Coursen
Oscar Kipp
the Tribune
Firet
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Washington Aye & Spruce
DR. Furman
N. Washington
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing CO
No. of
Pointes
Nettleton’s
Iuaranty and Trust Co
Scranton, Pennsylvania
I. A. Watres
I. L. Phoullips
Abram Nesbitt
Thomas E. Jones
William F. Halistead
O. 8. Johnson
Thomas L. Watkins
LL. A. Watres
Parrotts, Masury’s, Valentines and
Lawsons
Franklin Ave
Nison
Imperial Tissue Paper
Reynolds Brothers
Jermyn
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