Personal notices from Scranton area社
Senator and Mrs. Benjamin IX Focht of Lewisburg are at the Jermyn. Miss Lola Corby of the International Correspondence Schools vacations in Carbondale. George Ti Wagler of West Scranton returns from Wayne county. J D Keiper leaves for Atlanta to represent local carpenters union at national convention. Jerome K Barrett, son of Hon John Barrett, registers as a law student. Rev HW Plum and Mrs Plum visit Green Ridge. Mrs T Duffy and Harold of Omaha visit Dr and Mrs Walsh. Rhys Powell Frank O'Reilly Horace Chandler and Percy Shires depart Scranton for Brown University freshman class. Harry Pearsold of Oxford N J goes with them.
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Benjamin IX. Focht
Lewisburg
Jermyn
Lola Corby
International Correspondence Schools
Carbondale
George Ti, Wagler
West Scranton
Wayne County
J. D. Keiper
Atlanta
Carpenters’ Union
Jerome K. Barrett
John *. Barrett
The
Truth
Joseph O'Brien
HW. CC. Plum
Mra. Plum
Granville
N.Y
Mra
J. J. Walsh
Pittston Avenue
Duffy
Rhys Powell
Frank O'Reilly
Horace Chandler
Percy Shires
Scranton
Brown University
Scranton High School
Harry Pearsold
Oxford
Nurse Anna Haubury Returns from Manila Service
Miss Anna A. Haubury a Moses Taylor School graduate returns from two years government service in Manila. She served as an army nurse in China and Manila and now resides with Dr. A W Smith and wife.
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Anna A. Haubury
Moses Taylor Hospital Training School
Manila
China
Orient
Hanbury
A. W. Smith
Wyoming Seminary Notice of Preparatory School Course
A detailed notice describes Wyoming Seminary Kingston Pa offering character building and college and business preparation with certificates from colleges. It highlights dormitories science hall chapel dining room gymnasium and athletic field. A well equipped preparatory program costs $300 per year and opens September 1. For catalogue contact L L Sprague D D president.
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L. L. Sprague
D. D
Pattison Tour Arrangements Discussed With Democratic Leaders
Democratic State Chairman W. T. Creasy and Col. James A. Sweeney met in Harrisburg with local leaders at the Jermyn hotel to fix a Pattison touring date. The plan calls for the anthracite counties to be visited last, with possible winding up in the district. Talks covered senatorial and legislative races and potential candidates like George Howell and S. B. Price, who may seek Congress.
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Jermyn
Pattison Stamping Party
Creasy
W. T. Creasy
James A. Sweeney
Hagleton
Harrisburg
F. J. Fitgsiimons
T. P. Hoban
C. Hy, Schadt
BE. Co. Newcomb
M. F. Sando
Eee
Sweeney
George Howell
Congress
Howell
Courtright Becomes Free Man After Parole
Frank Courtright of this city, jailed for burglary since February 10, 1900, was released yesterday for good behavior under the commutation act. He and accomplices Fitzgerald and Mamie Crow robbed homes in Green Ridge West Scranton and the hill. Fitzgerald was convicted, the woman released. Courtright received a three year six month sentence by Judge Ed wards, now shortened.
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Frank Courtright
Fitzgerald
Mamie Crow
Green Ridge
West Scranton
Courtright
Edwards
High School Athletic Park Rent Arrangements Made
The High School Athletic Association arranged exclusive fall and winter use of Athletic Park yesterday. Access is via the high school athletic committee led by Principal W. Joslin and Vice Principal W. H. Jordan, with Professors Beaumont and Fellows. The football team held its first practice yesterday with E. H. Fellows as coach.
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High School Athletic Association
W. ©. Joslin
W. H. Jordan
John M. Beaumont
E. H. Fellows
Smallpox Cases Rise in Allen Family at Fourteenth Street
Dr M J Williams reports two more Allen family members on S21 Fourteenth Street with mild smallpox. Alfred Allen previously diagnosed in Cleveland is at Emergency hospital. George and Henry Allen are to be admitted today. All had vaccination within the past year and conditions are not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Williams
Allen
S21
Fourteenth Street
Alfred Allen
Cleveland
George
Henry
Alfred
Smallpox Epidemic Wanes as No Cases Since August 21
The smallpox outbreak that began in January shows no new cases since August 21 and only one patient remains in the emergency hospital. Health authorities express hope there will be no relapse.
Advertisement for Tribune half tones and line cuts
Effective and attractive half tones and line cuts for card and advertising offered by The Tribune office. Work is unmatched in quality, prompt, and at low rates. A trial order will convince.
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Tribune
Miners Stand Firm Amid Bread Demands and Rumors
District President Nicholls declares the miners will stay out as long as they have bread and will not surrender. He notes only two collieries, Oxford and Dodge, are truly active while others fake operation. A tabulated output plan may be published next Monday. Police report youths firing blank cartridges. Mt Pleasant washery staff unharmed. Ontario and Western restarts Johnson colliery at Priceburg. Scranton-area coal companies now run thirteen collieries and twenty washeries.
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Nicholls
Platt
Stone
Tobey
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mining Department
Oxford
Dodge
Mt. Pleasant
Karius
Goerlitz
Tommy Sampson
Raymond Court
Mifflin Avenue
Linden Street
Ontario and Western Company
Johnson
Priceburg
Scranton
Mrs Roche Buried In Hawley Funeral Service Held
Many life long friends and relatives accompanied the late Mrs Mary Roche to Hawley yesterday morning for the funeral. The party traveled by special car over the Erie railroad leaving Scranton at 845. Rev P C Winters celebrated a solemn high mass of requiem and preached the sermon in the Hawley Catholic church.
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Mary Roche
Hawley
Erie Railroad
Scranton
Hawley Catholic Church
P. C. Winters
Larceny Charge Dismissed as Smith Fined for Drunkenness
Thomas Smith and Jennie Wilson were arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct. Smith was discharged on the larceny charge after a hearing. he paid a $3 fine for drunkenness. Wilson was fined $3 and committed to county jail for ten days in default.
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Thomas Smith
Jennie Wilson
Feeney
Sloat
Smith
College Opens with Noted Instructors at Commonwealth
Haydn Evans directs the Commonwealth building at Spruce street and Washington avenue where the college opens offering piano and organ with Haydn Evans voice and Dr. D. J. Mason violin. Nellie Hollister listed among instructors and a contact number provided.
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Commonwealth Building
Spruce Street
Washington Avenue
Haydn Evans
D. J. J. Mason
Nellie Hollister
Scranton College of Music
New
Unhappy Pair Seek Police Help Over Missing Spouses
A well dressed man Norman E. Anderson of 621 Detty avenue and Mrs. Harry Smith of 627 Detty avenue came to the police superintendent seeking aid after both abandoned their homes Tuesday. Anderson is a miner and Mrs Smith a musician who may have taken about 500 of her money. Smith leaves seven children. Anderson has none. Both are 38. The couple left together after detailing their mutual distress and the superintendent promised assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Police
Norman E. Anderson
Detty Avenue
Harry Smith
Anderson
Smith
Day
Allentown Fair Promises Record Four Day Exhibition
The great Allentown fair runs four days from September 29 to 26 and is expected to be among the largest agricultural and industrial exhibitions in the country. It draws thousands yearly, with 15 heated races offering over ten thousand dollars in speed prizes, plus generous premiu ms and exhibits. Railroads offer discounted excursion tickets for the week.
St Thomas College Football Builds Formidable Lineup
Local football enthusiasts prepare for the season with St. Thomas College assembling a strong roster. Selected players include Timothy Haggerty Joseph Ruane Edward McHugh John McHugh Eugene Tropp Will O Hara James O Hara Jerry Kelleher Edward Manley William Moore Thomas Casey and an Alumni team with Richard Nellin Will Elias Eugene Tropp Sanford Phillips Ben Eynon George Beal David Owens among others.
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Pape
St. Thomas College
Timothy Haggerty
Joseph Ruane
Edward
John McHugh
Hugene Tropp
Will O’hara
James O'Hara
Jerry Kelleher
Edward Manley
William Moore
Thomas Casey
Maitland Fair Promises Family Entertainment Next Week
Maitland hosts a fair with balloon ascensions and parachute drops, races, large exhibits, and a merry go round for children. Exhibitors pay fifty cents or one dollar for a daily admission if part of a team. Ground improvements continue including the track, stock provisions, and the exhibition building. Dr Lindabury of 216 Connell Building advertises women diseases specialty with hours from 11 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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W. C. Smith
Dalton
Lindabury
Connell Building
Tied for Sixth Place In September Leaders Stand
Kibler scores again and passes Johnston-Thompson as Johnston-Thompson moves from fourth to second place. Sherwood also climbs, with the group remaining tightly bunched eleven points behind fifth position.
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Kibler
Johnston
Thompson
Sherwood
Standings of Contestants in Local Ranking
The list shows contestant names and scores from Scranton and nearby towns. Top entries include A. J. Kellerman Scranton 676 Charles Burns Wandling 539 William T Rodriguez Scranton 417 Oscar H. Kipp Elmhurst 409 Albert Freedman Belle-Vue and others across Carbondale Hallstead Scranton and surrounding areas with varied scores.
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A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T
Rodriguez
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Albert Freedman
Belle- Vue
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Wm, Sherwood
Harford
Fred K. Gunster
Green Ridge
Maxwell Shepherd
Chas, W. Dorsey
L. E. Stanton
A. Havenstrite
Hendrick Adams
Harry Madden
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Frank B. McCreary
Hallstead
Misseatrice Harpur
Thompson
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
Don C. Capwell
William Cooper
Priceburg
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Lee Culver
Springville
Edna Coleman
Scrantom
Sie
Walter Hallstead
Scran- Hom
Grant M. Decker
Wee Wees
Elmer Williams
Fred Kibler
Hugh Johnston
Forest City
Eddie Morris
South
Contests Shuffle Standings In Local Educational Event
The Tribune reports scoring activity in yesterday’s Educational Contest. Herbert Thompson of Carbondale and William Sherwood of Harford are tied for sixth, eleven points behind the next rung. Fred Kibler of South Scranton ascends to twenty seventh, tying Elmer Williams of Elmhurst.
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Tribune
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
William Sherwood
Harford
Fred Kibler
South Scranton
Hugh Johnston
Forest City
Elmer Williams
Elmhurst
Maxwell Shepherd
Hendrick Adams
Chinchilla
Mr. Thompson
Don C. Capwell
William T. S. Rodriguez
Mr. Sherwood
Lonergan Advances in Railroad Leadership
Former Scranton resident Philip T. Lonergan, long noted as master mechanic and division superintendent of motive power for the Rome Water Town and Ogdensburg road, continues rapid progress in the railroad industry as he rises through prominent positions.
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Scrantonian
Philip T. Lonergan
Rome, Watertown and
Ogdensburg
Lonergan Promoted Within Vanderbilt System
Lonergan leaves Oswego for a new post with the Butland road of the Vanderbilt system, based in Malone New York. He was honored with a banquet and a diamond ring by engineers firemen and shopmen, and his rapid advancement follows his work modernizing motive power departments in Rome Watertown Ogdensburg and expected gains at Rutland. President Webb praises him as a top administrative officer and Lonergan is an uncle of School Controller T J Jennings and Attorney M J McAndrew.
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Oswego
Butland Road
Malone
N. Y
Lonergan
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Rutland Road
Webb
Vanderbilt
T. J. Jennings
M. J. McAndrew
Republican primary and convention notice for 20th Pennsylvania district
The Republican voters of the 20th senatorial district in Pennsylvania are informed that the district committee met in Scranton on September 6 1902 and scheduled a primary for September 15 1902 from 4 to 7 pm and a convention on September 17 1902 at 10 am in Central Republican Club rooms Washington Avenue Scranton Pa Delegates are apportioned by previous rules with one delegate per district plus one for each additional 100 votes or fraction thereof from the last election Vigilance committees from last primaries will run the primaries and the chairman handles vacancies Walter E Davis secretary and BE Kingsbury chairman.
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Pennsylvania
Central Republican Clit Rooms
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Central Republican Club
Crawford County
BE. P. Kingsbury
Walter E. Davis
Scranton Tribune offers top quality half-tone work at low prices
They promote their up-to-date equipment and facilities for producing superior line cuts and half-tones, inviting readers to place a trial order to be convinced of the low prices and best workmanship.
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The
Scranton Tribune
Scranton College Opens Under Evans Director
Scranton College of Music announces opening under director Evans. Notables include voice expert Dr. D J Mason, violinist y vio lin, and soprano Miss Nellie Hollister with a new phone line for inquiries.
Scranton Business College Night School Opens
Scranton Business College announces day and evening sessions now open with low prices and easy terms. Nearly 150 already enrolled in the night school and inquiries welcome at any time.
Imported Smoking Tobacco Ads at O'Hara's Sealed Tins
An ad notes Latakia Capstan Golden Flake Virginia Honey Dew and other English brands imported for sale in sealed tins at O'Hara's shop.
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Latakia
Virginia Honey Dew
O'Hara's
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