Personal T E Glorke and W F F Welsh visit Earlington New York
The article notes T E Glorke and W F F Welsh of thin city being fequened at the Earlington in New York. Superintendent W P Roche returns from a southern trip with Mrs Roche.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
8
The article notes T E Glorke and W F F Welsh of thin city being fequened at the Earlington in New York. Superintendent W P Roche returns from a southern trip with Mrs Roche.
The seminary is a leading preparatory school with strong affiliations to Yale Harvard Princeton and Syracuse universities. It offers courses in literature business art and elocution with excellent dormitories science building laboratories chapel and gymnasium. The year opens September 12 and addressed to L V Sprague D T president Kingston Pa.
A historical notice touts Chamberlain's remedy for croup and colds as safe for infants and adults. It claims broad use and foreign recognition, noting sales through Matthews Bros and other agents.
A group partirnpants travel by box at O Mara's for a late-season event. They depart Scranton at 7.05 am and 2.25 pm on Monday September Ten, 800. The last Sunday tram of the season is September 1 with a $900 fee.
Scranton moves toward a second class city status with a planned April 1901 switch. Officials must define offices to fill and a city charter to patch with third class laws. A full second class school code remains unattainable until court approval.
Officials propose meeting to finalize details and frame a complete report on the status and implications for city governance. Stakeholders seek clarity on procedures, timelines, and accountability mechanisms.
Secretary Ather ton issues call for the first post vacation meeting of the Scranton board of trade to be held Monday evening at 6 oclock. Agenda includes windout question report from streets and highways committee and discussion of a Tamarers age organization. Members to be admitted and numerous membership applications expected. a population card of Scranton by wards is enclosed.
Thomas Rainey of Archbold Street Bellevue was arrested and arraigned before Mayor Moir for running a speakeasy. He admitted guilt, paid a $75 fine plus costs and was jailed thirty days for nonpayment. He also admitted liquor sales up to September 3, and a separate fine of $7 and costs was noted.
The Fifty-second regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers, holds its annual reunion in the city today with a 2 PM business meeting at Ezra Griffin Post rooms, Grand Army of the Republic. A 6 PM banquet on the fourth floor of the Vonnell building precedes a program of music speeches and recitations.
The Wilkes-Barre Leader reports a July 31 1900 balance showing 87130605 on hand. It quotes a financial secretary statement arguing that low member response and high costs undermine strike viability. The piece highlights income, per capita tax, and reserve fund, casting doubt on union loyalty and funding.
A circulated circular questions the Delaware Lackawanna and Western miners grievances and whether they merit strikes. It discusses demands such as company stores, powder pricing, semi monthly pay, weighing coal, shift fairness, and hiring a company doctor, with reference to hospital funding and broader regional comparisons.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Vocalulture and Harmes with a sea year reference and a free voices test at the Carter building on Linden Street. Ad text is incomplete and unclear.
Weekly delivery of light shades for box trade is available at O'Hara's located at 421 Spruce Street. This item distribution appears aimed at local merchants and residents seeking basic lighting supplies.
The excerpt records expenditures for salaries and officers, donation entries, and a cash balance. It notes cash on hand at July 1 and July 31, with a recap of expenses for a period and a final balance figure, reflecting a financial ledger entry style.
The text warns that organizing efforts by the United Mine Workers may trigger a costly confrontation between management and labor. It stresses careful consideration before actions that might endanger workers and calls for restraint and deliberation to protect workers' interests.
Voices tested free at the Carter building studio located at 4 Linden Street. The event features Pupila in Vocal Culture and Harmony, inviting community participation in a casual, instructional session.
Steam heating and plumbing services advertised by P F and M T Howley located at 23 Wyoming Avenue offering repair installation and maintenance for residential and commercial properties in the local area.
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