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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1901

Page

3

City plans building department reorganization and retirements

Building Inspector Thomas J. Jackson will resign to return to contracting and builder work. He is to be succeeded by architect F. L. Brown, with former inspector John Netton as assistant. The move expands duties to supervise all plans and construction, aiming for thorough work and proper division of office and field tasks. Nelson preceded Jackson as the city’s first building inspector.

T. B. Jackson Moir John Nelson F. L. Brown Mr. Nelson Thomas J. Jackson Fll Brown John Netton Buiding Hiepentor Jackson Mott Beranton

Boy struck by train near Linden Street bridge

An unknown boy was severely bruised after being struck by Noe No. on a Delaware and Hudson railway near Linden Street bridge Saturday morning. He stepped onto a retaining wall to avoid the train, suffered several severe injuries, and was taken to the D and H station with Lackawanna hospital notified. The boy refused ambulance aid.

Delaware and Hudson Reijrood Linden Street Hiutineen’s Delaware and Hudson Lackawanne Hospital

Holgate Named to Soldiers' Orphans Commission

Attorney Richard HH Holgate of Waverly is appointed to the Soldiers' Orphans Commission to replace Alfred Darte of Wilkes-Barre. Appointment by Major Levi O McCauley West Chester, G A R commander, confirmed by Governor W A Stone. Holgate is noted as a highly active G A R member in the state.

Richard HH. Holgate Waverly Soldiers’ Orphan Eadeanl Alfred Darte Wilkes-Barre Macier Levi O. McCauley West Chester Grand Army of the Republic W. A. Btone Holeitere Grand Army

Knights Hold Delegation at Mauch Chunk Council Formation

A large Knights of Columbus delegation traveled to Mauch Chunk for the institution of a new council. Knights from Pittston Hazleton and Wilkes Barre attended. First degree was conferred by Bethlehem’s Trine tty Ceanunell, second by Easton’s Unilin eoawn ell, and third by a Philadelphia team.

Knights of Columbuse Mauch Chunk Pittson Hazleton Wilkes Barre Trinetty Ceaunell Hethlehem Unilin Eoawnell Easton Philadelphia

Police and Aldermen Hear Local Offenses In Scranton

A rough cast of cases shows H Sivelly of Green Ridge charged with poisoning dows and jailed after a Saturday arrest by County Detective Phillip. Tony Molgita and Fuline Wolfshin face alderman hearings on alleged intimate misconduct and disputes over claimed property. Altec Mudie and Minto Rovets appear for alleged thefts and contempt, with details naming towns and streets in Scranton area.

H. Sivelly Green Ridge Dows Coonty Phillip Howey Tony Molgita Mallen Shermaker Fuline Wolfshin Wink Vetter Wolfshan Guy Deeperty Altec Mudie Tony Hay Hiward William Moran Dictim Stienitin Wort Minto Rovets West Scranton Wuthy Kaseon John Linkin Scranton Street

Central Labor Union Excursion Plans and Glee Club Contest

The Central Labor union discusses its Lake Lotore Labor Day excursion on September 2 with an enlarging committee to manage the crowd. A $100 prize glee club contest draws interest as several towns enter. Plans for AF of L convention in December include venue selection and souvenir booklets for delegates.

Central Labor Union Lake Lotore Glee Club Resenteville Plymouth Wilkes-Barre Weet Beranton Tylor North Scranton American Federation of Labor Eee Nde Hs Samuel Gommere Frank Morrison George Goethier

J. M. Dewey to Leave City

James Murray Dewey longtime local bookseller resigns this week to move to New York City. He becomes manager of the subscription department at a prominent publishing house and plans to maintain business ties with his former local customers.

James Murray’ Dewey New York City G. BR Put.noms Bons Dewex New York

Rev Nichols Delivers Humble Service Sermon at Second Presbyterian

Rev Robert Nichols son of Rev Tr G Nichols of Binghamton preached at the Second Presbyterian Church on his text about Christ washing the disciples feet. He praised greatness as self forgetful service and highlighted the Savior performing a menial act from pure kindness and noble soul to teach humility.

Robert Nichols Tr. G. Parsons Nichols Binghamton Second Presbyterian Church Nichils

Rusty nail causes death of Dunmore child

James Boyle, ten year old son of M. J. Bowle of Dunmore, died Saturday morning from blood poisoning after a rusty nail puncture. The nail entered while playing near home. it was removed from the infant but led to illness a week later. Funeral planned for today.

James Boyle M. J. (Bowle Dunmore

Hospital Happenings Injury at Work Leaves Man Hurt

John Pasqua a laborer at a stone yard near Nay Aig Park was seriously injured at work when a falling object struck him. He suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Lackawanna Hospital for treatment.

John Pasqua Atone

City Notes and Local Events Reported

Readable items include Santa Fe family talon event dates at Lahey Park and a postponed park gathering for a charity fundraiser. Mentions Antietam commemoration at Spy om and the Lake Tedote project by Cent Labor with expected attendance. Also notes a fatal railroad incident at Clark’s Sammie in July and a school union gathering at Suv Ave park with local factory workers. Clearings reported by the Scranton Clearing House for last week show varying figures. Knights of Columbus excursion plans list dates, trains, and destinations with morning departures and return times.

Mears and Hagen Rummage Sale Notice

Mears and Hagen invite shoppers to a rummage sale today offering fine new dry goods at low prices. A Liederkranz excursion to Lake Lodore is planned for Munday, August 26.

Earon Mears & Hagen Liederkrang Lake Lodore Munday

Preaching by Dr Partridge Returns to Old Congregation

Dr Partridge formerly of Penn Avenue Temple and now pastor in Cincinnati preached to his old Beranton congregation praising Christian fellowship among denominations. He spoke on John the Baptist as a witness to Christ, noting Christ as the light that reveals truth and urging missionary zeal and the spread of the gospel to all.

Beranton John the Baptist Christ Confucius Zoroaster Dor Warren G. Partridge Penn Avenue Cinccinnati Robert F. ¥. Bierce Ocean Grove Partridge John Chad Cid The Jordan Vienna de Gerries Jesus Christ Adam Eve Moses

Religious News Notes From Local Churches

Religious notes report sermons and services at several churches. W O A Burton spoke at Mailer Young Man's Christian Association meeting while Q Geurie W Stone preached at Green Ridge Baptist Church. Reverend Beardsley and Campbell Hughes led services at other congregations. A V Bower announced no service at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church after a recent court event, and Marion Firor urged readiness for the final form.

Mailer Young Man's Christian Association Rome W. O A. Burton Green Ridge Hev. Qgeurie W. Stone Waseia Mint Kew Ro Beardsley Sherman, N Smile Taniversalist Charch Marion Firor Calvary Reformed Church

Atlantic City Hotel Registrants Reported Residents

City and vicinity residents are listed as registered at Atlantic City hotels including Bravoyne P. L. Moylan MM D F Moylan Mrs Moylan Mary Healey M Kelley Kate Duffy R J Atkinson A J Gordon Thomas Daniels wife and two children Joseph O Brier wife and family Miss Agnes Crossin Miss May

Atlantic City Bravoyne P. L. Moylan F. Moylan Moylan Mary Healey M. Kelley Kate Duffy R. J. Atkinson A. J. Gordon Thomas Daniels Joseph O'Brier Agnes Crossin May

Graduates Seek New Positions In Scranton Amid Offers

Applicants seek beat roles with salaries listed around 1900 and 21.40 monthly figures. Many qualify for premium positions paying monthly rates as the AMDITIONS process invites inquiries from young workers. Huck & Whitmore of Scranton, PA solicit applicants.

Local Social Notices From Olyphant and Nearby Inns

Names listed include Miss Kate Loftus, M A Kelly, M F Wymbs and son Frank, Miss Cecelia Brown, M J McAndrew, John Durkin, P W Durkin, T J Jennings, Margaret Mitchel, Kittle Mitchell, and James Mitchell among others at various venues and residences. The fragmentary list appears as social or matrimonial notices from multiple locations including Glen-Mre Chester Inn Eamoni Manhattan Arlington and Innesworth precincts.

Garet Crossin Mira May Horan David Nevis Ky Nealon Olyphant Glen—Mre Joseph Curt James J. Curt DM. Beane T. G. Evans Clarion Kate Loftus M. A. Kelly Chester Inn M. F. Wymbs Frank Cecelia Brown Dunlop M. J. McAndrew John Durkin Eamoni—O la Helresto Innesworth P. W. Durkin Manhattan T. J. Jennings Arlington Mies Margaret Mitchel Kittle Mitchell James F. Mitchell

Wilkes-Barre rifle teams win by wide margin at Dickson City range

Company M of the Ninth regiment led by Captain Stokes defeated Company A of the Thirteenth led by Captain Touss 225 to 12 in a Saturday afternoon match. The M squad included Watkins lank and Burns with Brinks Coffin Waite among the officers. Afterward guests dined at Lohrmanns. A revolver match for the Silthwell trophy was scheduled at Pittston with First battalion failing to field a team, giving the Third by default and performing well despite the absence of the First posting a team. Major Robling commanded the battalion with Captain Merriman Rand and Lieutenants Henshaw Breig and Davis.

Dickson City Fremont Stokes Co. F Thirteenth Watkins Lank Burns George Touss Brink Coffin Waite Lohrmann’s Pittston Frank Robling Merriman Rand Henshaw Breig Davis Mervinan Brieg

City Hall Jottings: Fire dept changes and ratifications

Recorder Connell approved on Saturday the ratification of an agreement with La France Engine Company and Annenian Fire Engine Company. Director Wormer announced Tanar Tice of Crystal Enemy Company as acting fire chief during Chief Zeigmann's eight day vacation.

Connell Edintranta la France Engine Company Anmenean Sheei Public Wormer Orien Tanar Tice Crystal Enemy Zieelmann

Fire department seeks applicants and hydrant mapping plan

The Fire Department announces a new standard application blank for all applicants to bureau positions. The director expects to name successors soon after resignations and outlines plans for steam engine and ladder truck contracts. A map of every hydrant will be prepared with help from public works and safety departments as volunteers shift to paid staff.

Public Bufety Fll Wormser Bureau of Fire Atalemun Martin and Beemer Labbling Select Council Connell Lavckawanni Avenue Sovaiton Public Works Publc Works of Public Safety

One Hundred Eighty Jurors Chosen for September Common Pleas

Sheriff C H Schadt and Jury Commissioner D J Campbell selected 180 jurors for the September term of Common Pleas Court in Scranton area. The list includes many prominent names from Scranton and surrounding towns such as Harry Goldberg, Michael Gordon, Thomas Quinn, John Walter, and James Fitzsimmons, among others, with occupations ranging from machinists to farmers and clerks.

True C. H. Schadt D. J. Campbell Common Pleas Common Pleas Court DF. J. Campbell Harry Goldberg Scranton Harry VY Owens Schuyler Gernon Beranten Steve McKenna Ranten Horace PO Meters Farmer Newton Ald Hones Mc Williams Barber Clare J. Pooehack Paiater Kelanton Acton Brier Confecuonve Thinning Punencoinner Elooharet W. 4. Gallagher Scrmmton Kian Osallen Assetant Foreman Michael Swift Dalerer Aire Thate Fankstecker Scvantert Thomas Cummings Cornell Atiner Motwle Stanton T. HW. Wathing Hine Ih Coleman PF. Morick Fos Tiffany Renton Martin Gannon Mill Hand Santon Jot McDionabl William €. Williams Stone Chusen Deh Reynoulé William S. Klonski John Walter William McCoy Say Ang Hany Finberg Elovk Thm Gilhin Throop Jamies Fo Lkeenett Desert Speicher D. Wo Cowell Colerayman James Fitzsimmons Miles Stertios Henry Wollman Farmey Defierson Saniel Matthews Pestinarer Clyylant Ween Depew Wokester Scott Township James Lotiel Thomas Lenett Charles RK. Connell Torremiah Simmons Frank Seamen BR. Atherton Carl Hullover Greenfield

Relict of Cheater Potter Dies at Home on Blakely Street

The obituary notes the death of Cheater Potter's widow at her Blakely Street home after years of illness from cancer. A Dunmore resident for fifty years, she ran a private school and counts many former students among the middle aged in the Hermagh today. Survived by sisters and a brother, the funeral is set from her home with interment in Dunmore Cemetery.

Charles TR. Ruston Crimner Roberta Alston Frank Jeanette Athicken Hawler VRS Mia Merry Hall Waverle John Shippie North Carolina Charleshippie Wilkes Barre Mire Sarah Mattos Jamestown No Vidames Shippie Serantom Clairton Crietal Dalrymple Dunmore Oleo Prancues Marlivan Avenue Enuneilman Francois Wiener Woeot Reefton Coumty Elizabeth Wall Greenidee Denver Dinmoreemetery

Special Round Trip Tickets For G A R Encampment

Tickets sold by Lackawanna railroad for round trip to Cleveland September 8 6 16 and 12 with return through September 15. Extra 10 cent late departure option if deposited by noon September 15. Buffalo stop allowed on return with $1 deposit and final return by October 6. Children 6 to 12 pay half rate. I Liederkranz excursion to Lake Lure August 26.

Lackawanna Railroad Cleveland Ovieher Buffalo Ieea

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