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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
5
Local residents head to summer spots and travels
Hon O Malley and companions at Chautauqua take a rest. Miseen Francea and Edward Moses spend summer in Cotekills. Colonel Pratt of New Milford and daughter visit the city. Mr Hetzel returns from Long Branch. Griffin couples plan excursions to Atlantic City and Lackawagen. Casey party occupies an Atlantic City cottage for August. Mamie Finnerty travels to Philadelphia and Atlantic City for the rest of summer. Mrs Miles returns to Denver. Kellys take summer in Tale Ariel after Asbury Park. Foote family returns to Glenwood after family illness. Stateman leaves for New York for minstrel rehearsals. Brennan travels to Plymouth after news of father’s death. Mrs Millar's mother now convalescent at home. Millar to Mt Etna camp with Major Millar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel Moore
Lackawagen
Delaware
P. J. Casey
Atlantic City
Yeaterday
Mra W
Millar
Weallimokville
SN. W
Major Millar
Mt.ietna
Chautauqua
Pilgrimage Assigns Four Newly Ordained Priests to Parishes
Bishop Hoban makes temporary appointments for the pilgrimage to Home. Newly ordained priests Rev. John O Donnell Rev. Thomas O Malley Rev. Patrick Boland and Rev Eugene Burrows will serve at Bellevue South Scranton Minooka and Pittston. O Donnell replaces Rev. John Dunne who moves from Bellevue to Moscow. Canavan goes to West Scranton Reilly moves to Ashley Holmes takes Reillys East End post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoban Yetteriay
John O'Donnell
Thomas O'Malley
Patrick Boland
Eugene Burrows
Bellevue
South Scranton
Minooka
Pittston
Father O'Donnell
John Dunne
Moscow
D. A. Dunne
Frank Canavan
West Scratton
B. J. Reilly
East Find
Wilkea-Darre
Ashley
John Holmes
Athens
Father Reilly
East End
Letters From The People Page Note
Under the heading readers publish short letters of interest with the writer’s name. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions here expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Election complaint on missing voter list in Eighth ward
Mr Tillman claims his vote for constable in the Eighth ward was disqualified due to not being on the registration list. He asserts lifelong residence and tax payment but alleges the register failed to include him and the affidavit was not properly filled. He urges action against the election officers for incompetence or negligence. Lancaster Tillivan, Permanent Man Chemical Engine No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migma
Lancoln
Tillivan
Permanent Man Chemical Engine
Arrest of Street Commissioner over Turnpike Quarrel
Abington Turnpike president H. B. Paine caused Street Commissioner Thomas to be arrested for assault and battery after a dispute over road repairs. Paine testified Thomas struck him cutting his lip. Thomas claimed Paine insulted him first. The alderman set Thomas’s bail at 300 for appearance in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE. Paine
Abington Turnpike Company
Thomas
Faeault and Battery
Paline
Alderman Fidler
Messrs. Paine and
Paine
Mr. Thomas
Miners to Head West for Wyoming Work
Four carloads of miners from Wilkes-Barre and nearby areas depart tomorrow for Rock Springs Wyoming to work in the Union Pacific Coal company mines. A company representative has recruited there for a month and several detachments have already left. Those leaving Thursday travel on a special through train arranged by Lackawanna Passenger Agent M L Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Union Pacific Coal Company
M. L. Smith
The
Lackawanna
North Scranton and Olyphant strikers meet at Leonard's hall
A meeting of the North Scranton workers was held last evening at Leonard's hall with no special action taken. This afternoon a joint gathering with Olyphant strikers is planned to hear reports from committees sent to Delaware and Huson mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Scranton
Leonard’s Hall
Olyphant
Delaware and
Huson
Warrant Issued For Horan Over Vicious Dog
Alderman W. H. Millar issued a warrant for the arrest of William Horan of 346 Franklin Avenue on a charge of keeping a vicious dog. The dog allegedly bit Louis Gardella’s son, causing serious injuries. A hearing is set for tonight before the alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Millar
William Horan
Franklin Avenue
Louis Gardella
Condenbed State Topics and Local Accidents Reported
In Lebanon a car struck midlen alag at the furnaces of Veter Gas injuring a laborer who lost both legs. Jacob Henrich died at Lancaster from injuries sustained after a fall from a peaffold. Mire Hanna Rieh presented at Trinity Lutheran Church in Kutstown for a 2000 organ memorial. A dated note mentions 22 telegraphers in the Pennsylvania railroad superintendent’s office at Bar vlabusg Wory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Furnaces
Veter Gas
Jacob Henrich
Lancaster
Hanna Rieh
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kutstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Light on Miskus murder outlined in sworn statement
Andrew Miller recounts Joe Lozofski’s confession to County Detective Leyshon alleging John Griska, Charles Miller, and others murdered John Miskus at his Lloyd street home and dumped the body near the Tripp crossing. The Pole community awaits arrests as details surface from the Polish neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lozofski
Leyshon
Miskus
Grigoria
Charles Miller
Scranton
Tribune
Andrew Miller
Summit Avenue
Miller
Tie
Lloyd Street
Anthony Buchta
District Attorney's Office
Lozofski
John Griska
Simon Naruszys
Naruveys
Griska
Tripp Crossing
Lazofsk
Suspected murder plot linked to boarder and Mrs Miskus
A man confessed love for Mrs Miskus and plotted to kill her husband. After the murder, Miskus's wife fled to New York while Griska and Miller headed to the Indian Territory. A North Scranton man reported quarrels and threats. detectives plan further investigation with no warrants yet issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Grieka
Miakus
Gadenas
Leyshon
Coal Cave-In At Scranton Reveals Old Mine Opening
In Scranton at 930 and 32 Webater avenue a coal bin beneath a dwelling vanished into the earth, creating a ten foot hole. The collapse, linked to an abandoned No 4 slope of the Lackawanna Coal Company, did not damage the house foundations or nearby buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Watres
Adams Avenue
Myrtle Street
Thirteenth Regiment
Scranton
Scranton City Guard
Oas
Naltaliona
Adama Avenue
Monry M. Boles
Jefferson Avenue
Philip A. Quick
Heapital Corps
D. B. Atherton
Webater Avenue
Mulberry Street
EE. E. Thomas
William HH. Whitford
Republican Composing Room
Justus Hohl
Lackawanna Company
Mike
Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company
Arraignment in Child Abuse Case Stirs Johnson's Patch
Mrs. Michael Nee of Johnson's Patch was arraigned by Alderman Millar after neighbors alleged repeated brutal treatment of her year old son. Special Officer John P. Edwards led the arrest as the boy was seen running bare from his mother with a strap heard afterward. Nee denies mistreatment claiming the boy hid in a sewer and was whipped only as proper punishment. The alderman postponed ruling until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Nee
Johnson's Patch
Millar
John P. Edwards
Dunmore
Duggan
Associated Charities
F.C. Ward
Peter Miller
Thomas Butlett
Supreme Court Decisions on Appeals and Violations
Philadelphia July 1 The Supreme Court handed down several orders and judgments including appeals in the Sutton estate case from D C and Larterne county which were granted and denied respectively. A petition for appeal from the Superior Court in the Wella dairy and food case was refused. The court also rejected a veto appeal from Van Dyke regarding the act prohibiting sale of coloring matter in yellow butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Suton Estate
D. C
Larterne
Almira Sutton
K. Vem Dyke
Supering Court
Judement of Common Pleas Court No 4
Punchl Pli
Commonwealth
Levi Wella
Dairy and Food
Te van Dyke
Common Pleas
Uncle Sam Wants More Sea Soldiers
Colonel Russell in charge of recruiting for the marine corps district of Pennsylvania works to fill the 6 000 quota. Marines shown in Guantanamo and China are praised for discipline mobility and adaptability. Logan confirms aggressive interior recruiting and an office opened at Lackawanna and Wyoming Avenues with Corporal Ransom handling inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Guantanamo Bay
China
B. i. Russell
District of Pennsylvania
Marine Corps
Navy Department
Interior Counties
John A. Logan
United States Marine Corps
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Login
Tribune
Martines
Great Britain
Giantanamo
Huntington
Cuba
Guantanamo
Scranton
Logan
Santi- Ago
Conger
Pekin
Admiral Seymour
Imperial City
Tien-Tain
Uncle Sam's Fetters
Philadelphia
Harry J. Ransom
Two Moscow youths fined for Pullman window damage
A. Hazlett and T. Hallett along with Jesse Gardner and L Travits from Moscow were arraigned before Alderman Miller for throwing stones at Delaware Lackawanna and Western Pullman coaches on the July incident. Hallett and Gardner discharged. Hallett and Travits fined with costs and allowed to appeal, held in custody of fathers until noon Thursday. Witnesses said the youths targeted companions and broke coach windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hailett
A. Hazlett
Th Travier
Jesse Gardner
Moscow
Alderman Millar
Pullman
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
T. Hallett
A. Hallett
L. Travits
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Ackawanna
Penn Avenue
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Eather Moses
Cotekills
C. C. Pratt
New Milford
Jacob HL Hetzel
Olive Street
Long Branch
TC Griffin
Misa Mamle Finnerty
Phila Genta
William Kelly
Pormion
Tale Ariel
Asbury Park
W. 8. Foote
Olive Atrest
Glenwood
Perlows
Mex
Foote
Charles FE. Stateman
Primrae & Doelstaders
New York
Rehearanl
Clark Hillyer
Jack Minstrels
J. J. Brennan
Jackson Street
Plymouth
Heathie
Len
Hoban
Mr. Tillman
Reveille
America
C. Logan
WH. M. Bote
F. L. Hitchcork
FH. Ripple
MW AL Coirsen
Horn
Conrad Schroeder
Bend
Bolavedat
Hoes
Musje
Batel
Schroeder
Boles
Truthwork
Tipplé
Coureen
Warren
Taupe
Armory
M. Boles
Andrew
Indian Territory
John Miskus
Lonestreet
Tom Evans
Moroner
Lightning
E. G
Coursen
Uncle Sam
Jarcely
Farragut
Porter
Touett
Dewey
Schley
Clark
Taylor
Cook
Tade Jo
FIME
Clarke Bros
M’f’g
Minefarthers
Spruce Street
Heller
Custer & Forsyth
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Green Ridge
Lackawanna Ave
Conrad
Foote & Fuller Co
Mears Building
Pierce’s Market
W.H. Pierce
Penn Ave
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Ecranton and Wiskee Marre Pa, Manufacturera of
General Office
Ecranton, Pa
Wyoming Ave
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