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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1902

Page

8

Personal notices and guests dine and travel updates

Miss Kittle Mahey of Jefferson avenue returns to Nasareth Academy Rochester NY. Mrs FP OG Ammer and son visit Carbon dile after staying in the city. Attorney Richard Jybourke heads to Tone Bratieh for business linked to a will contest. The Mises Saya Chirvey Rosa Jinnerty and dianura Gurney visit Corolle to see Miss Jenne Keenan. Peter Fy MecCinm, Lackawanna station master, resumes duties after vacation at the shore. Mr and Mrs Frank Me Bhian host guests from Hocoklund and Plitidelplit. Bigekliton Charles Rodvigies wins four year seminary grant. Jort Boranton seeks entrance to the fish Minchiss seminary. Miss Gusmn Blick, longpopular soprano, seen in town at church event. Revorder Cowell invited to speak for the Hoot and Shoe club of Kostou and represent Scrinton. Rowarder Conwell refers the matter to the board of trade.

Richard Jybourke Thoring Tone Bratieh Nod Bani Bis Bir Mises Saya Chirvey Rosa Jinnerty Dianura Gurney Corolle Sper Bunday Mies Jenne Keenan Hie City Peter Fy MecCinm Lackawanna Railroad S Eashore Frank Me Chiles Thlithefeld, Jr Hocoklund Herbert Mevishew Plitidelplit Bigekliton Charles Rodvigies Wir Ming Winget Jort Boranton Mia John Bulley Chievlalurg Gusmn Blick Ehol Cowell Kostou Poe Aestine Scrinton Bhoe Fon Aid Rowarder Conwell

Second Day of Convention of Retail Merchants Association

The Retail Merchants Association of Pennsylvania held its second day with reports of officers in the morning and Senator Drury speaking in the afternoon remarking that only a few men in the legislature cannot be bought. Several bills the association will seek to pass were discussed and voted upon.

Drury Merwhite’ Association of Pennsylvania

Delegates discuss legislation methods at Harrisburg meeting

Additional delegates attend the gathering boosting attendance to about sixty. Officers report progress and membership growth from 10 000 to 28 000 over two years. Willi Dillon of Fillston urged practical work in Harrisburg and a proactive legislative committee. Discussions cover cooperation among cities and exchange of votes avoided. Jacob Boldt killed by train near Linden Street bridge. body identified later as a Susquehanna resident. coroner declines inquest.

Dino Oan Willi Dillon Fillston Drury Nowy Od Ifelso Harrisburg Jacob Boldt Susquehanna Delaware and Hudson Linden Street Boldt Suilion Wilkes-Biarre Barrett Undertaking Establishment Saltry Third National Bank Jacob Aud Gertrude Boldt South Washington Avenue Art Saltey

Assembly Ballot Blocks Membership at Annual Convention

The convention debate centers on three Chick Malls and two bills from a la new commission plan. A session of Gecone Convention reveals proposed commissions to study and revise pure food laws with no compensation for members. The legislature faces a big fight on the commands ahead.

Aesdelalion Othe

Wage Attachment Proposal Marks Change in Act

A proposed bill amends the act to allow wage attachment only for the portion above twelve dollars per week. The attachment applies to that excess amount and follows standard forms for other personal property. The measure also limits to one attachment at a time. An informal smoker event drew visitors, with a meal served and several brief addresses.

Allentown Trip Special Excurison From Scranton

The New Jersey Central runs a three day Allentown excursion September 24 to 26 with a special train from Scranton Thursday September 25 at 7 a.m. stopping to Ashley and arriving Allentown 10 a.m. Return trains depart Allentown 7 p.m. Tickets only valid on the special train in each direction. Reduced round trip fares from Scranton 4.10 and from Wilkes-Barre 8.95 with intermediate station rates, return by September 27.

Allentow New Jersey Scrumton Ashley Allentown Looa Emeh Scranton Witesville Wilkes-Barre Wilkes-Tarre Stranton Toa Pittston Inter Medicite Oueuwny New Jersey Central Tiket Orent Swikher Diatvlet Niksener Beranton

Behriever Offers Free Neck Warmer With Pho Orders

A local advertisement promises a free neck covering for children with every pho tograph order placed between September and October 20. The offer is tied to a promotion with 1 000 Hecklives, urging customers not to delay their order.

Behriever

Sheriff Plans Request For Troops As Mine Strikes Escalate

Sheriff Sevhadt warns Governor Mitchell that troops may be needed to quell escalating violence tied to strike actions in Lackawanna County. He cites repeated outbreaks as operators resume mining at Pancoast colliery Throop and other Ontario and Western subsidiaries. Local collieries and washeries report rising output while strikers plan a large open air meeting in Priceburg to protest the restart.

Lackawanna County Sevhadt Mitchell Schadt Commonwealth Schaudt Vonday Pancoast Throop Price-Pancoast Coal Company Ontario and Western Ontario and Western Company Scranton Delaware, Shackawonda and Western Company Freese O A. Phillips Priceburg Olyphant

Dedication Services For Anshe Chesed Temple Begin

The Anshe Chesed temple on Mincison avenue opens with services tomorrow night at 7 o clock and again Saturday morning and Sunday afternoon. Entry is by card. overflow may be admitted. Rabbi Hirsch of Chicago will speak tomorrow night. Robert J. Hang holds the 17th ward tax duplicates at 6383 Taylor Avenue for payment.

Mincison Avenue Rabbi Hirsch Chiago Robert J. Hang Seventeenth Ward Taylor Avenue

Turkish Cigarettes and Other Items Found in Sealed Tins

Items including Turkish cigarettes and brands like Nestors and Deities were found packed in sealed tins of 60. The note mentions Uameses and O'Hiara's in connection with the tins. The text is fragmented and lacks full context.

Nestors Uameses Ul O'Hiara

Thompson Holds Fifth, Chases Fourth in Race

Thompson remains in fifth place closing on Freedman by thirty two points from Oscar H. Kipp for fourth. Arthur Thayer makes a gain as eleven others also score.

Oscar H. Kipp Arthur Thayer

Educational contest standings and leader changes

Nine leaders posted points in yesterday's Tribune educational contest. Herbert Thompson of Carbondale extends the lead as Albert Freedman and Arthur J. Traveler shift spots, with Thayer clawing back from last place and Henry Collins still outside the top thirty.

Tribune Fried Gunster Herbert Thompson Albert PreedmMian Arthur J Traver William Cooper Yaaihea Willian TS Rodrigua Thayer Ohlice Henry E. Collins Whheels

September Leaders Second Prize Brownie Cameras

Second prize went to No 2 Brownie Camera and third prize to No 1 Brownie Camera. Other listed names include Herbert Thompson Wing T Rodriguez Osean Hy Kidd Nellermans Don Chowello William Sherwood Maxwell Shepherd Joseph Havenshire Alvert Freedman and W Dorsey.

Herbert Thompson Rodriguez Osean Hy Kidd J. Nellermans Nies i. Don Chowello William TH. Sherwood Maxwell Shepherd Joseph A. Havenshire Alvert Freedman W. Dorsey

Allentown Fair Tickets On Sale For September Travel

Tickets go on sale September 24 to 26 with return passage through September 27. Round trip from Scranton priced at 4.10 with special one day rate on Thursday September 24. Children fare 1.40. Depart Scranton at 6:48 am. return from Allentown at 5 pm. Delaware and Hudson and Lehigh Valley ticket agents provide details.

Scranton Allentown At & Pm Delaware and Hudson and Lehiah Valley Teket

Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School Opens Catalogs

Small preparatory school offering character building and college preparation. Co educational with emphasis on ornamental branches and modern facilities including dormitories science hall chapel dining room gymnasium and athletic facilities. Tuition listed as 300 dollars per year with term now open. Address I N Sprague D D president for catalogue.

Kingston I. N. Sprague D. D

Gold Necklace Giveaway for Children Photograph Campaign

Schriever plans a Christmas rush promotion offering free gold necklaces to every child who has a portrait made by the children's artist during the month starting Saturday September 4. Early orders are encouraged as an incentive.

Schriever

Tribune Ad Services Promises Prompt Low Rates

An advertisement offers directive and attractive half-tones and line cuts for cards, advertising, or other uses with assured prompt work at the lowest rates. A trial order will convince you.

Tribune

Four Boys Arrested For Stealing Mine Axles

Peter OHara Tallie Joes Robert Maratall and Join Kelly four boys about one year old living at Bulls Head were arrested yesterday by the police on the charge of stealing a number of mine car axles from the Bulls Head Coal company breaker. Two admitted the theft others denied. All were held in 300 bail by Magistrate Howe. Harry Williams of Oakford court was arrested and held under 500 bail on a charge of receiving stolen goods.

Peter O'Hara Tallie Joes Robert Maratall Join Kelly Bull's Head B. Levy Howe Harry Williams Oakford Court

Howe Reunion Brings Descendants Together at Factoryville

The Howe family reunion, descendants of Colonel Howe who supported the Revolution, was held at Mrs. Jennie Howe’s home in Factoryville and drew a large turnout. Attendees included Silas and Bessie Whitney, Ira Whitney, Harlem and Lilly Howe, Marguerite Howe, Carl Howe, Ridgeways of Heranton and Falls, Swalley Swalles, Green of Harford, Jerauld family members, and Roy Capwell among others.

Howe Colonel Howe Jennie Howe Factoryvile Silas Whitney Bessie Whitney Ira Whitney Dalton Harlem Howe Lilly Howe P. Howe Marguerite Howe Carl Howe A. W. Ridgeway Clark Ridgeway Mra R. H. Rozelle Heranton Eugene Swalley Miss Swalles Falls Fred Green Harford Ruth Jerauld Mildred Jerauld Lenox

Artistic display lights up Globe warehouse windows

The Globe warehouse shows three artistically dressed show windows with a newly added front. I S Tyler the store's new trimmer created an attractively simple display moving away from flashy décor. An elaborate electric light arrangement enhances the overall effect.

Globe Warehouse I. S. Tyler

Schriever’s Offers Free Gold Necklaces With Child Photo Orders

Schriever’s department stores promote a holiday incentive giving a dainty Chad’s gold necklace with every children’s photo order placed between September 20 and October 2. The offer is limited to 1,000 necklaces on a first come, first served basis. Dr Lindaburg, surgeon in diseases of women, advertises services at 215 Connell Building with hours 11 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8:30 pm.

Schriever Dr. Lindaburg Connell Building

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