Local residents listed in unsettled Veberca Avenue society
The report names Mia Jones Horta of Veberca Avenue and Me Mine Theiey Nash of Ninth Street among many residents traveling or visiting New York, Gardner and Philadelphia. It notes retirements from American exhibitions, travels to Danville and Buffalo, engagements and marriages, and studies at Spierson Medical College with several people returning from trips to Buffalo Niagara and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Jones Horta
Veberca
Theiey Nash
Ninth Street
New York
Lavin
Mik Wissifted Howe
Cajene
Tiel Woelllane
Swerlind Atfeot
Cranet
Praeorin
Ed Mi
Barnes
Sew
Vand
Dalia Aen
Cormmelle
Prorinan
Ennimerng
Wem
Mintory
Danwilla
Bain
Ivins
Penny Geen
Patrick
Rossin
Baffalo
Nikgary Falla
Tarante
Binal
N.Y
George Cooper
Hyie Wark Avenue
Ler Dawelher
Varnpter
Pyeteran
Seraphy Recoveries
Mes
Jen al
Scranton Firemen Board Train for Philadelphia Convention
A group of Scranton firemen under Joe Newman and Joseph Hall depart on the Lackawanna line at 7:50 AM to attend the state firemen convention in Philadelphia. Delegates include Zeng Tery Om Kime John Wo Moir Dane Mole OG Th White Augie Sehenpa Mark Schroeder KB T. Melvin and Merward Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellows
United Mates Mint
Philadelphia
Scranton
Lackawanna
Philadel
A. Newman
Joseph W. Hall
Zeng Tery
Om Kime
John Wo Moir
Dane Mole
OG Th White
Marila
Jobijnega
Jedera Conlin
Augie Sehenpa
Mark Schroeder
KB. T. Melvin
Merward Kelly
Trhinmore
Union Party Appears in Lackawanna County
Five electors filed certificates at the Lackawanna County Prothonotary office asserting the Union party name and exclusive right to designate the party for the election to be held in the county on the fifth of November. The affidavits were sworn before Notary Wright with names including W Stewart, Dun nent, Millen, Derby, and Teeter. Similar certificates were filed in other counties in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Copeland
IL Odock
Philadelphia
Pennerlvania
Lackawanna
W Stewart
Dunnent
Nowaillier
Tr. Stewart
WS. Dannell
Canvass Planned for McKinley Memorial Fund Drive
At a McKinley memorial committee meeting in the board of trade rooms a house to house canvass was authorized with a ten member committee to lead soliciting. A fund of 70000 was approved with acceptance of gifts under one dollar. the state Republican league gave 100. A plan to loom the pon ment at Nay Aug park was discussed but not settled. The gathering, led by A W Thckson, included many prominent citizens and a detailed list of regional subscription receivers was formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Memorial Monument Committee
Board of Trade
William Connell
W. A. Max
Thomas Sprague
State League of Republican Etubs
Nay Aug Park
A. W. Thckson
W. A. Miy
Ty Va. Watres
J. 5. McAmulty
Dunmore
A. G. Anderson
Avouis
W. R. Maneners
Moosic
C. ¢. Jadwin
Carc Hondale
Keller
Cortelyou's Reply Seeks Thanks From Scranton Official
Colonel FE W H Ripple received a letter from Secretary Cortelyou thanking him for messages of condolence sent after President McKinley's burial. The note, dated September 27 1902 at the Executive Mansion in Washington, expresses appreciation for the kindness from Scranton and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W H. Ripple
President McKinley
Washington
Sininten
Floorge AL Cortelyny
Ripple
Scranton
Transfer of Rev Miles J McManus to Pittston as assistant priest
Rev Miles J McManus formerly at St Peter's cathedral is transferred to Pittston to serve as assistant priest at St John’s church. He is succeeded by Rev Lalor McLoaughlin who will assist at the cathedral and teach Latvia and Greek at St Thomas College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles J. McManus
St. John's
St. Peter's Cathedral
Pittaton
St. John's Church
Lalor McLoaughlin
Latvia
St. Thomas’ College
O'Brien Brother Buried at Sea En Route to Nome
Attorney Joseph O'Brien received a telegram yesterday announcing that his brother M Br O'Brien was buried at sea on September 10 while returning from Cape Nome. The deceased, a 45 year old bachelor born in Oly Phant, left town ten years ago for the West and later traveled to Alaska as a prospector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O'Brien
M. Br. O'Brien
Cape Nome
Oly Phant
West
Alaska
Huntington Captures Trophy In Club Golf Final
A. Z Huntington defeated John H Hranks two up and one to play Saturday to win the Country club golf tournament final. In the Consolation final L M Larned of the Richmond Country Club beat Mortimer B Fuller by a similar score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z Huntington
John H. Hranks
L. M. Larned
Richmond Country Club
Mortimer B. Fuller
Edmund Thiele Concert at Guernesy Hall Tonight
Scranton presents Edmund Thiele in a standout concert at Guernesy Hall with an excellent programme showcasing local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Thiele
Guernesy Hall
Scranton
Ultimatum of the Car Men Threatens Strike Tuesday
Union leaders warn that Carbondale division conductors may strike if General Manager Silliman does not reinstate discharged workers and submit charges to a three person arbitration panel. The dispute centers on firings for fare handling and transfers, with negotiations described as ongoing and a vote unanimous for action if demands are unmet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silliman
Scranton
Miele Lortinn
Ofice
Mannager Silliman
Carbondale
Organization of Conductors and Motormen
Manuier
Silman
Sillman
Inez
Arbitration Board
Thia
Board of Arbitration
Filmeoint
Prominent Officials Named in City Service Chronology
The article profiles Mark K. Edgar as a highly capable private secretary to the city recorder and chief executive, praising his tact and influence with council members. It highlights Ralph S. Hull as a young Yale- and Columbia-trained secretary and trust officer, already organizing a local title guaranty and trust firm with early success. It also notes Attorney Palmer J. Williams, a West Side Republican and son of a notable politician, as an emerging Lackawanna legal figure. Additionally, it reports Frank Littell’s appointment by President Roosevelt as professor of mathematics at the Naval Observatory with naval rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uke Beranton
Mark K. Edgar
W. L. Connell
Edgar
Connell
Recorder
Mr. Edgar
Recorders
Edgars
Ralph 8. Hull
Hull
Guaranty and Trust Company
Yale
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Columbia Law University
New York
New York City
Mr. Hull
Lackawanna
Palmer J
Williams
Patagonia
Fifteenth
West Side Central Republican Club
Robert Morris Lodge
Ivorites
John T. Williams
Harrisburg
Fleits
Carpenter
Lackawanna County
Tribune
Frank B. Littell
Roosevelt
Naval Observatory
Littell
Washington
Scranton
Hitchcock Seeks Nonpartisan Judgeship in Lackawanna County
FP L Hitchcock declares his Citizens Reform candidacy for Lackawanna County judge after being excluded from Republican primaries by a $1000 assessment. He emphasizes clean politics and an honest fearless administration of the law, appealing for support from all who share these principles. Scranton, Pa., September 24, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People
Citizens’ Reform
Lackawanna County
Ladies urged to consult Miss Whittemore on crafts
Ladies interested in purse making lacemaking and embroidery are advised to consult Miss Whittemore now with Cramer-Wella at 149 Wyoming avenue. Free service at J. T. Boyer’s Golden Gate cash store 20th Washington avenue. Everyone is invited to step in and try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Whittemore
J. O. Bentley
Philadelphia
Cramer-Wella Company
Wyoming Avenue
J. T. Boyer
Golden Gate
Washington Avenue
Police Captain Williams Earns Citywide Praise
The Scranton community lauds Captain Thomas L. Williams for his tactful leadership and steady rise from lieutenant of the West Side precinct to a central city police captain. Citizens credit his balanced approach and popular rapport with residents, along with innate good judgement, as key to effective policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Williams
Williams
Weat Side
Leutenant
Will
Weet Scranton
Scranton
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Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Lackawsiina Roebees
Olige
Cod
Jones
M. Ives
PB. Jones
Seas Saunter
WG. Fulton
There Spraggne
A AL Warman
Arthur Thun
GF. Resnytlte
Wentworth
Son Stoeeh
Richard Reon
M. A. Heatie
the People's Bank
Mise Low SS
Vielen
Wilkne
Tivrre
Hes Ou
Mise Clann Speigher
Pinte Cor Wei
Penna, Central Brewing Company
R. E. Comegys&Co, Dime Bank
Guaranty and Trust Co
Cherry River Lumber Co
Nton Bedding Co
Clark & Snower Tobacco Co
Feranton Holt and Sut Co
Feranton Tron Ponce Mig Co
Atowk
New Mexico
By. and Co
Trust and Safe
County Savings and Trust
O. Ptock
Trader’ National Bank
Union Party
State of Pennsylvania
Tuckawanna
McKinley Monument
Annie
Woolworth
Tivhard
Bilwargi
M. Woolworth
Mouser
Millar
Rinist Mo
Jeore V. Millar
Eva Mo
Dantoyth
George Navis
Mra MH
Yunferth
R. OM. Scranton
Mra
William McClare
Mise
Esther Rowlande
Esther Reynolids
Cortelyou
Pittston
Huntington
Trophy
LO Stine
Mr. Sillman
Tie
Declale
Alr
Shea
Coursen
York Or
E. G
Euare
United Power Company of
East Liverpool
Ohio
Title Guaranty & Trust Company
Scranton, PA
Inter
Wesleyan University
Observatory
Mary
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Kleon
Mannacoe
Columbia
Shetland
Cehon
Teeli Lane
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Lathe
Florey & Brooks
King Mis Merchant Tailor
Yoming Avene
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