School Teachers Paid and Inspections Scheduled
City notes report teachers will be paid Saturday and the school board will inspect the new No. 20 selinal lylline by the First word tomorrow afternoon. A bank fraud case notes creditors meeting set for April 21. Colm Morris Griffin and Mrs Livaie Thies Briand will appear at Forest City Opera House on April 16 for a recurring engagement amid a waning audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee School Board
Selinal Lylline
Forest City
Colm Morris Griffin
Livaie Thies Briand
Voloiat
Local Couple Weds at Holy Rosary Scranton
John Shields of Yates Pa and Miss Mary A Hawks daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hawks Providence Road were married last evening at Holy Rosary church North Scranton by Rev Francis J Canavan a cousin of the bride. Bridesmaid Margaret Connell and groomsman John Devine attended. A reception at the Hawks home followed. The couple will reside in Yates after a honeymoon trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shields
Yates, Pa
Mary A. Hawks
John Hawks
Providence Road
Holy Rlosary Church
North Scranton
Francis J. Canavan
Margaret Connell
John Devine
Yates
Hawks
Mgr
Mrs. Shields
New York
Commencement set with valedictorian and salutatorian named
Mise Jeannette Lawrence will deliver the valedictory at the high school exercises on June 14 with Baldwin Lord as salutatorian. Honors include top grades in college preparatory Latin scientific and commercial courses and several noted percentages. A humorous aside cites Old Mother Hubbard for a bread substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Jeannette Lawrencve
Bhdwin &. Lord
Hoth
Evelyn Gates
Ella Thomas
Horace
Chandler
Eva Kirtle
Allen's Foot Ease Advertising Card
An old style ad promotes Allen's Foot Ease powder to relieve swollen feet, nerves and fatigue. It claims cooling action eases walking and cures corns bunions calluses and other foot pains. Trial package and 26 cent price are offered with bold claims for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen Olmeied
Address of Mayor O Neill on Archbishop Carroll
Mayor James J. O Neill of Carbondale spoke to the Catholic Historical Society and Newman Magazine Club on The Life and Works of Archbishop Carroll of Baltimore. He demonstrated deep knowledge of the life and contributions of the noted churchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. O'Neill
Carbondale
Catholic Historical Society
Newman Magazine Club
Archbishop Carroll
Baltimore
Lectures Draw Large Audience During Difficult Era
A lecture delivered amid a trying period drew a large audience with attentive listening, reflecting keen interest in the topic and the times.
Demand of Tailors Sparks Uniform Wage Push
A local union of Journeyman tailors demanded a new uniform wage scale, with twelve master tailors signing on and a strike ordered to start today. The proposed scale raises pay about ten percent, but opinions vary as many masters already pay higher rates and warn higher costs could push customers to ready-made houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of
Journeyman Tailors
Orden
Talley
Obituaries notice for multiple local residents
Obituary notices report the deaths of Martin Patrick Ruane aged 16 of Fulton Street, Mary Morgan aged 50 at Archbold Street, Mrs John Sullivan of 148 South Seventh Street, and Mrs Mary A Heskler of Moo sli with funeral details pending or announced. Surviving relatives include a son, daughters, or husband and children, with service locations at local churches and cemeteries in Lackawanna and Murey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Patrick Ruane
Andrew [Tuyne
Fulton Street
Aise
No. 25
Mary Morgan
Archbald Street
John Sullivan
South Seventh Street
Harry E
Lilian A. May
Lucy
Tsa- Della
Arthur
Paneral
Funeral notices and burial details from local town
The town records state funeral plans for several residents. Remains of Elizabeth Foley, died Monday night, to be viewed Thursday afternoon at 3, with burial at Pittston Avenue Cemetery after services at St Marys German Church. George Lowik Ginali and spouse die of pneumonia with funeral tomorrow at Woolvlock, burial in Dwontieth Ward Cemetery after services. Rose Marshall will hold a fruit pie sale at Fal Quirey residence Thursday at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Heskler
Moosli
Mia
Squires
Brooklyn
Lackawanna
Murey Cemetery
Plice
Regulons
St. Matrick’s Church
Ritzsbeth Felybor
Perviees
St. Mary's
Anim Marahull
Convention of Federation of Women’s Clubs in Los Angeles
The Lackawanna Railroad offers a special round trip fare of 65.25 dollars for the convention in Los Angeles from May 1, 1902. Round trips must depart April 19 to 26 and return by June 25 at midnight with stop-off options and various routes available. details from ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Los Angeles
Cal
Lackawanna Railroad
McLaren and others face charges in Scranton court
In Judge Newcomb's minth court a series of cases unfolded. Frank McLaren was found guilty of larceny for taking $10 from LeGrand Vall of Scott at Neary's hotel in Olyphant, with Vall alleging misdirection of blame by McLaren. Trials also covered John Leone and Dominick Valpe for robbery and weapons offenses linked to Lovelace and Ruddy's stores near Bull's Head. Additional matters included Old Forge resident Frank Freedman charged with unlicensed liquor sales and 16 year old Gomer John pleading guilty to stealing from William Chappell of Priceburg as well as gun threats by James Kane at the North Scranton station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaren
LeGrand Vail
Scott
Lovelace
Bull's Head
Newcomb
Old Forge
E. C. Newcomb
Minth Court Room
Frank McLaren
LeGrand Vall
Neary
Olyphant
Vall
Thomas Murahill
John Murray
Commonwealth
Wall
Charles EB. Duniele
John Leone
Dominick Valpe
Valpe
Frank Lovelace
Anthony Truddy
O. W. Palmer
Palmer
Huddy
Wriuddy
Lovelhire
Leone
Beale
Buddy
David Freedman
E. (. Newcomb
Fred Addison
Freedimian
Addison
Preediman
Tle
Philip Swartz
Gomer John
William Chappell
Pricebure
James Kane
Finley Ross
North Scranton
Kane
Farris
Market Street
Ross
Harris
Edwards
Charles Koestler
Chester Dennis
Peckville
Oakt and Cheminski Convicted in Assault Case
Oakt and Julius Cheminski were tried Monday. Cheminski was found guilty of aggravated assault and battery and Kriosk was found guilty of assault. Judge Kawarts sentenced Cheminski to $15 fine and three months in county jail and Kriosk to $15 fine and thirty days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakt
Julius Sheminski
Cheminski
Kriosk
Kawarts
Dave
Coal lease injunction sought against Murray for wasteful mining
Mountain Lake Land and Coal asks the court for an injunction against Janes M Murray who mines coal under a lease in the Nineteenth ward. Alleged to mine unreliably, fail to weigh and report output, and neglect timely payments. Rule to show cause set for next Monday, petition filed by H C Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Lake Land and Coal Company
Janes M. Murray
Murray
H. C. Reynolds
Judge Grants Time for More Specific Pleading in Boiler Case
Judge John P. Kelly ruled yesterday on the demurrer to the trespass statement filed by Mrs. Mary Burnett against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. Burnett’s husband, an engineer for the defendant, died when his engine boiler burst near Gypsy Grove colliery. The judge requires a more specific statement and gives the plaintiff twenty days to amend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Kelly
Mary Burnett
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Court House News Notes on Annie Durr case filings
A petition to determine the condition of Annie Durr was filed yesterday in the panthenolacy's athee by Thoms FR. Durr Freeman Mo Millard for Nis son Andrew Mile ford. Arthur Long Pauline Long Charles Long Edward Long and Borman Long appeared as partners in a case against a defendants' store. The suit, sustained by the toy wire, involves an elevator incident in the store in Deo 0 Test. The plaintiff is represented by Attorney Police Hateheoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Durr
Irmane
Panthenolacy
Thoms FR. Durr
Freeman Mo Millard
Nis Son
Andrew Mileford
Arthur Long
Pauline Long
Charles Long
Edward Long
Borman Long
Copairtners
Ncocower
Mies
Smallpox Developments In Brisbill Patch
Joseph Knott of 8 Warner Street in Brisbill Patch shows a mild smallpox infection after a week of illness. He is hospitalized while household contacts including five children and housekeeper are quarantined. Mrs. Griffiths of Meade Street also ill with a week-old child at home. A suspected new case was found yesterday and all patients at the emergency hospital are reported to be recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Knott
Warner Street
Brisbill Patch
Houser
Thomas Griffiths
Meade Etreey
Motorman Beaten by Crowd Over Union Buttons
A Duryea car crewman, motorman Hotteling, was badly beaten by a crowd while on a downhill trip after a dispute over union buttons worn by striking members. Hinckley aided him, the car nearly wrecked, and the assailants fled. Hotteling suffered serious bruises and possible rib fracture. General Manager Silliman ordered inspectors to report button wearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. Hotteling
Duryea
Atrikers
Hotteling
H.C. Hinckley
Luc Ferne Street
Hinckley
Jerinya
Silliman
Wells
Deaf mutes arrested in malice charges over milk spill
Michael Cunningham of River Street swore out a warrant against next door neighbors John and Mrs Peck for maliciou s mischief. The three defendants turned out to be deaf mutes and the alderman dismissed the case after learning the facts of the water spill from second story apartments splashing into a milk jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cunningham
River Street
Ruddy
John Peck
Third Catcher Signed by Scranton Team
E. J. Stuiney, a catcher from Porthroud Conn, was signed by Min anger Lawson for Scranton. He set four records last year with Bristol Conn. tonn. This gives three candidates for catcher. Players expected by noon tomorrow and will practice tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stuiney
Porthroud
Conn
Minanger Lawson
Scranton
Bristol, Conn
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Atoof Atone Hoom
Washington Avenue
Sorantin Gas & Water Co
Matthews Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
PRICH
Jacobs & Fasold
Linden Street
Green Ridge
James Payne
City Notes
Selina
W. OT. Connell & Sema
A. van Wonder
Holy Rosary Church
Mayor O'Neill
James J. O'S Bild
M’laren
Madic
Omalley
Anthony O'Malley
Dudley Gordon
Alexander Gross
D. W. Smith
Stephen Dyer
Grisas
Andrew Kri
Llewellyn
Chath
S. Cellert
Wilwatel A
Prato
Doushtey Cocsaverieniseseedenes
Lee Moni Cave Econ
Davies
Nellie PL Burke
Dali Beininger Ebbie Steaee Vane Voveeee
Tavbor
Vnitha Itotl A Sep Eco Edereerssee
NIUE
Court House News Notes
Blum AA UN
Strawbridge & Clothier
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Ave
C. B. Hotteling
Hinckney
Libbey
China Hall
Biff Fitey
Cea
China All
GEO. V. Millar & Coo
Wyoming Ave
Lackawanna and
Adams Avenues
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