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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1902

Page

3

City Notes from the Tennant era and local items

A noisy city page reports a Catholic Women’s club meeting tonight on Washington Avenue, a new issue of the Ticket Guide with the Traydon baseball schedule, and minor arrests for riding without a lamp and perjury. It notes a smallpox quarantine nearby, a choir study at the Knights of Columbus, a strike over wages for tearing down a blast furnace, and payrolls for several local employers with a sale of household items listed.

Wemene Beis Catholic Women’s Club Washington Avenue Webster Allen Ty Aml

Twin store promotes Kemp's Buleam for throat and lungs

A fragmented ad touts Kemp's Buleam as a great guaranteed remedy for throat and lungs. The copy implies a druggist can authorize sample bottles and urges belief in the product’s merits.

Old Forge Township in Court Over School Funds and McHale Case

Long Scranton area report details Old Forge township legal dispute over a $3,000 share of state school funds with only six pupils and seven voters, plus a formal challenge to Common Councilman McHale’s naturalization papers based on dates and testimony. The dense docket covers multiple court rulings, demurrers, and motions across various local cases, with testimony from neighbors and officials shaping outcomes.

Old Forge Township John McHale Edwards Kelly Newcomb Old Forge Delaware Caure Ea, Thayer Old Forge Borough William Repp Spiris OM. Hannah O'Brien & Martin Fe. Watkins Exceptants Everitt Warren Delaware, Lackawanne & Western Company Naturalisation Cominehn Counellimen Em Medale Cheorge D. Taylor William Wtush Mrr MeHale Toseph O’brien Mr. McHale McHale

Divorce Actions Filed In Local Court Listings

Mrs Phoebe M Edwards obtained a divorce from George Edwards on desertion in Madisonville March 2 1887. He left after 14 months intending to return to the Sandwich Islands. Mrs Edwards has heard nothing in 32 years. Judge Newcomb also granted a divorce to Mrs Sarah Peters from William Peters desertion in Peekville February 20 1890 two years after marriage. Court dismissed others for lack of domicile or continued cases including John Reese vs Ellen Terre and the Williams marriage case with cruel treatment.

Phoebe M. Edwards George Edwards Newcomb Madisonville Sandwich Islands Edwards D. Jr. Fiekns Libellint Neweorth Sarah Peters Willian Peters Peekville Beh Owas Poling Eines Ch I Olver John Reese North Scranton Ellen Terre Wales Divates Inna L. Williams John FP. Willams Scranton Hillside Hen Blutreford Susquehanna County EB. F. Tinkham Williams Harriett Reed Patrick Reed H. Satterwale Ada Satterwalle A. Ralsley Ralsley Cella Tiffany

Acquitted defendant Dienkus funds held by court

John Dienkus was tried on a larceny charge and $43 found on his person. Alderman Myers took the money, and in court the acquittal led to a court order directing Mr Alworth to hand the money to Clerk Daniels until rightful disposition is determined.

John Dienkus Jarceny Alderman Myers Dienkus BP. J. Loughran Alworth Daniels

Orphans Court Hears Estate Matters in Vosburg Session

Judge A A Vosburg presided yesterday over a matter involving the estate of Nile L Lee and Teresa Lee and Rose L Lee, minor children of Samuel Lee. Michael Burke was appointed guardian in the proceedings.

Orphans' Court A. A. Vosburg Nilen BE Lee Teresa Lee Rose 1 Samuel Lee Michael Burke Suardhin Bridget Moran Patrick Moran Hugh Moran Ann Moran Michael Maran Carrie S. Barringer W Minor Peter S. Liamiin Frederick Simon BR. Price Esa Comegys, Esq

Surgeon’s Knife and a Women’s Cure for Womb Trouble

An advertisement recounts a woman’s cure from womb and ovarian inflammation after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Testimony from Mrs. Eckis Stevenson asserts dramatic relief within months, urging other women to seek guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Also notes guardianship and probate actions in several estates with formal court filings and accounts.

Eckis Stevenson State St Salt Lake City

Once More in Trouble The Uke Seidiman Faces Fresh Allegations

A colored man named Huorney Irving alleges Uke Seidiman disturbed his peace seeking a “car fare” payment. The incident ties to the earlier case involving Malinda and Mills, with a warrant issued for obtaining money under false pretenses after a bondsman failed. Hearing set for this morning.

Trving Ruayavondalles Mitelind Bowle Mills Irving Shomin Mialinda Dee Ruddy

Suing for Dead Dog At Alderman Kasson’s Office

Drayman John Farrell sues Dir. He A Paget veterinarian for the value of a dog killed after it was suspected of rabies. Farrell and Dr. Jacob Helmer demanded the dog. Paget refused and later killed it. Paget plans to present health bureau evidence and a livestock board veterinarian’s diagnosis.

Kasson Drayman John Farrell A. Paget A. Battallle Dr. Paget Farrell Jacob Helmer Paget Allen Bureau of Health Leonard Piersen Slite Livestock Board Kim

Lodore to Be Mecca for Excur sionists This Season

Indications point to Lake Lodore as the most popular excursion resort for the coming season surpassing last year. The resort offers a grove, an amusement pavilion, merry-go-round, kitchens, clam oven, refreshment booths, boarding grounds, na- phtha launches, steamer and excursion boat. Churches and societies may profit from the resort’s facilities. several dates remain, contact W. L. Pryor, Delaware and Hudson Railroad passenger agent, Scranton, Pa.

Lake Lodore Lodore W. L. Pryor Delaware and Hudson Railroad Scranton

Court Upholds Sheriff’s Feeding Allowance at 25 Cents Per Day

Judge Newcomb rules that Sheriff C. Y. W. Schaudt may continue to receive twenty five cents per prisoner per day for boarding inmates. The decision follows high food costs and rejects a proposed reduction by county commissioners and the controller.

Schadt C. Y W. Schaudt Newcomb Sherif O'Brien & Martin Eheriit Aleahemy Philadelphia Bern Tie Mont Th Ds Dhe Alii Olive County Euch

Serinian team struggles in local food practice game

The Serinian team played a rough showcase against locals with Ike in the preceding day. A serited single by Gal lagher in the eighth inning provided the lone safety as Steinburg impressed behind the plate. Griffin and Power pitched well for rivals amid wildness, while Lackawintas of Scranton challenge Pittston for Saturday at the Sotters grounds.

Ike Willie McGarry Aston Focals Gallagher Steinburg Fon Power Griffin

Forty fourth Scranton recital tomorrow at Guernsey Hall

The forty fourth Scranton Conservatory of Music recital, directed by J Alfred Pennington, is set for tomorrow evening in Guernsey Hall with Master David Perkins as soprano soloist from Wilkes-Barre. The program lists piano, strings, voice and choral pieces featuring students such as Charlie Edttl Addison and Irene Chan Lavin, with selections from Mindamental Reader and operatic and classical works, plus performances by Hattie Villa, Clara Haas, Mary Blower, and Helen Hopewell among others.

Guernsey Hall Scranton Conservatory of Music J. Alfred Pennington David Perkins Wilkes-Barre Clase Charlie Edttl Addison Gussle Brandt Charhutts Cyeityvile Hattie Villa Melon Hivin Irene Chanlavin Clara Haas Nana Minee Frank Laubael Mopor Tivan Seraiton Camere Hayks Fuellon Mindamental Reader Willow Peter Noher Emily Wilcos Mirchi Richmond Cree Vinderwvinal Holgi Giokdamlch David Peylilio Lloyd Thinter Qormynt Moulin Bronson Dimitere Flannee Kennedy Mincelurg Helen Hopewell Scranton Tustovellu Gogh Normadahus Porkliv Lie Melly Cece Morley Mary Blower Hanlibelior- Ciilvlandes Opia Wi Clara Melliyt Mice Dane Mise Browning Mins Gorlouk Mle Wrauley Mias Stone Mist Vorke

Condition of John Jermyn Remains Critical

John Jermyn's condition stayed critical with no change yesterday. Doctors hope for a turn for the better with his own choice of care and supportive help to regain health.

John Jermyn

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