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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1902

Page

9

Local Bank Directors Listed In Partial Ledger

The document shows IL. A.ATRES as President and C. S. JOHNSON as Vice President with A. H. CHRISTY serving as Cashier. Directors include Wm. IF. Hallstead pere Warren BK. P. Kingsbury August Robinson Op. 8. Johnson Joe O'Brien Ta A. Wattes.

A.atres C. S. Johnson A. H. Christy Wm. IF. Hallstead Pere Warren BK. P. Kingsbury August Robinson Johnson Joe, O'Brien Ta A. Wattes

Missing Girl Found In Snow On Ridge Turnpike

Three year old Geraldine Heffron was found in a snow drift two miles from her Olyphant home after disappearing Thursday. A passerby John Fitzgerald carried her home, noting the child spoke of a “bad man” who took her from bed and into the snow. No prints or further details identified the suspect.

Tot Ridge Turnpike John Fitzgerald Geraldine Poettron Olyphant Snew John Pitagerakt Ridge Priceburg Littl Geraldine Fitzgerald Geraldine Heffron Baby Pflingerald

Snowstorm Blocks Rails Delays Across Regions

A major snow storm hit yesterday morning and continued into noon, dumping 64 inches of snow and disrupting streetcar and railroad service. Weather officials trace the system from the Gulf of Mexico through Georgia to New Jersey, with freezing temperatures sustaining heavy snowfall. Snow plows operated coast to coast as lines gradually reopened under rough conditions, notably delaying Lackawanna, Delaware and Hudson, and Pocono routes with several trains late or canceled.

Weather Bureau Churke Gulf of Mexico Georgia New Jersey Jersey Clarke Feranton Railway Duryea Jousie Throop Carbondale Pocono Buffalo Bloomeabbey Wilkes-Barre Delaware and Hudson Railroad Lackawanna Jake

New Officers Elected at Peter Williamson Lodge No 24

Robert Peck is now master of Peter Williamson Lodge No 24 Prec and Accepted Masons. Elected officers include Ernest J. Malne senior warden A Lister junior warden Thomas K E Lydden treasurer C L Van Buskirk secretary trustees T L A Waites William Connell and Mr A Mu. Walter N Henweed retires as representative to the grand lodge. Meeting set for Wednesday night December 17 in Maunoule hall.

Peter Williamson Lodge Robert Peck Ernest J. Malne A. #. Lister Thomas KE. Lydden C. L. van Buskirk Tl. A. Waites William & Connell Rm. A. Mu Walter N. Henweed Grand Lodge Muaoule Hall

Change of Agents at Lackawanna Rail Road Clark's Summit

Ellis Jones appointed freight and ticket agent at Clark's Summit replacing Prank V. Van Horn who is reassigned. Pay days noted for car shops stores and mining departments with employees paid yesterday. Employers of all the loreal collieries including the Diamornd to be paid today.

Ellis Jones Lackiwanni Railroad Clark's Summit Vice Prank V. van Horn

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meeting

The regular monthly gathering of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church is set for this afternoon at Mrs. A. B. Blair's residence 41 Jefferson Avenue.

Foreign Missionary Society Woman's Foreign Missionary Society The First Presbyterian Church A. B. Blair Jefferson Avenue

Railroad division engineers moved to Lackawanna avenue rooms

The Loackawanna railroad division engineers office has been removed from the yard office near the stone bridge to rooms at 6 Lackawanna Avenue, where the car accountants office was formerly located.

Loackawanna Railroad Division Egineers Lackawanna Avenue Car Accountants Loestou

Scranton Wrestling Night Promises Figured Match

President BE Connolly of the Scranton Blevele club received word that Professor M J Dwyer will be in the city on December 12 to wrestle BD 8 McMilan that night.

BE. P. Connolly Scranton

Wounded man Thomas Allen shows slight improvement

Last night at Lackawanna Hospital Thomas Allen, shot by James Lake at Marsh wood celery last Wednesday, was reported slightly better though doctors warn recovery remains extremely doubtful.

Thomas Allen James Lake Marshwood Celery Lackawanna Hospital

Fleitz Named Suggested as Judge Smith's Successor

The North American of Philadelphia reports Governor Stone seeks Judge P. P. Smith of this city to retire under the act for half pay and to name F. W. Fleitz as Smith's successor on the Superior court bench.

F. W. Fleitz Philadelphia W. A. Stone P. P. Smith Creni

Telegram Confirms Scranton Man’s Death Questioned

Superintendent Pollee Day received a telegram from Major Syvlves ter of the Washington police stating that George W. Hall of Scranton is dead in a hospital there and requesting information on his relatives. The directory’s George W. Mall is alive, found last night.

Pollee Syvlvester Washington Police Department George W. Hall Scranton George W. Mall

Officers elected at Ezra Griffin Post G A T meeting

At a Ezra Griffin Post G A T gathering last night officers for the coming year were chosen. Commander Thomas Barroman senior vice commander D B Hernler junior vice commander John Toldias quartermaster Samuel Wm Stevens surgeon Dr Charles I Fisher officer of the day William A Mintzer officer of the guard S M Peteinitin trustee A RR Raub representatives A T Stevens Edwin Trearee 8 E Mot 8 NX Callender B A Atherton alternates S Hl Stevens ELTE Rippla John Hobday WW Wolfe J C DeGraw Wo S Alebro. Installations set for the first regular January meeting. Past the department of Pennsylvania to appoint AS Be Stevens installing officer.

Ezra Griffin Thomas Barroman Hernler John Toldias Thomas Jtotfmai Samuel WM. Stevens Charles I. Fisher William A. Mintzer S M. Pete Initin A. RR. Raub A. T. Stevens Edwin Trearee E. Afott NX. Callender B.A. Atherton Hl. Stevens Elte Rippla John Hobday Wolfe J. C. DeGraw Alebro Pa Yole Department of Pennsylivania Stevens

Opening River Street If Weather Holds Up

Public Works Director Roche said a plan to open Silver street between Crown avenue and the old Lackawanna Steel dump will be pursued if the current fine weather continues. An appropriation of 1000 dollars was made at the start of the fiscal year to carry out this work. The River street opening would improve access for residents and city entrants via the East Mountain route.

Roche Silver Street Crown Avenue Lackawanna Tron Fine Steel Company Willewalle

Teenager Killed in Car Coupling Accident at Washery

William McHale age 18 of Archbald was instantly killed early yesterday while coupling cars at the Ontario and Western Washery. Blinding snow prevented him from seeing approaching cars and he became trapped between them. His body was mangled and Coroner Baltry will investigate today.

Willian McHale Archbald Ontario and Western Pia Baltry

London Ministers Spurgeon and Parker Remembered

The famous ministers Revs Spurgeon and Parker from London are cited as among the era’s greatest preachers. Dr Parker was buried this week and Dr McLeod will discuss Spurgeon’s and Parker’s ministry at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow evening. The Forty sixth meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers closed in New York with papers including Filing System for Office Use by Henry M Lane of International Text Book Co.

Spurgeon and Parker London McLeod Reva Spurgeon First Presbyterian Church American Society of Mechanical Engineers New York Henry M. Lane International Text Book Company

Scranton Choral Society Receives Prize, Plans Reception

The Scranton United Choral Society, recent winner of a Brooklyn contest prize, will be feted at a Thursday reception in the new armory. Five hundred seats are priced at 0 cents and the remainder at 26 cents. A fine programme will be performed.

Scranton United Choral Society Brooklyn

Miss Loomis Stars in The Poison Mystery at Blaney’s

Miss Estelle M. Loomis daughter of Attorney BF Loomis of 51 Madison Avenue leads in The Poison Mystery at Blaney's theater Newall. She plays Blanche Marlborough the sweetheart of Roland H Molando in a production based on the Molineux cast.

Estelle M. Loomis Loomis Madison Avenue Blaney's Theater Newall Molineux

Mascagni Opera Tour Sparks Wide Interest

The arrival of Mascagni and his opera company draws attention beyond Scranton with strong public interest in the performances. Special railroad rules have been secured on the Delaware and Illulyon railroad to accommodate the crowds traveling from various points in the valley.

Mascagni Scranton Delaware and Illulyon Trad

Tri Bernians Division No. 22 Names Officers for Term

Division No 22 Ancient Order of Triangles has chosen officers for the coming term. Officers include President Daniel Galvin Vice-President John Mellagh Recording Secretary John McGrath Financial Secretary John Lafferty Treasurer Rh J Grimes Sergeant-at-Arms William Murray Sentinel John Walsh Standing Committee P J Messitt John Lungan Michael Flynn Edward Callaghier.

Ancient Order of Tribernians Daniel Galvin John Mellagh John 58. McGrath John F. Lafferty Rh. J. Grimes William Murray John S. Walsh P. J. Messitt John Lungan Michael Flynn Edward Callaghier

Sale of seats for newsboys benefit at Academy of Music

The Academy of Music sold seats for the newsboys benefit with shows starting next Monday afternoon. Tickets cost 10 15 and 25 cents. The melodrama The Provier set in East Side New York will be presented by a strong company led by James Welch a noted comic performer.

Academy of Music Newsboys

Proceedings to commit Harry Howle to the protectory

Proceedings under the act of 11 were held before Justice of the Peace Cummings at the Blakely almshouse. Harry Howle, described as incorrigible, was found proper for commitment to the Montgomery county protectory after testimony that he killed all the chickens at the poor farm. Attorney ML J. Martin represented the Blakely poor district at the hearing.

Justice of the Peace Cummings Olyphant Harry Lowle Montgomery County Blakely Iil Justices of the Peace Square Cummings Howls Blakely Poor District ML J. Martin

No Money In Fund For Temporary Ash Street Bridge

Public Works Director Roche said no funds remained for bridge and culvert repairs after a council resolution ordered a temporary bridge over Roaring Creek at Ash Street. He warned he may seek a mandamus to force the council to provide money for construction.

Roche Tribune Ash Street I. Mandamus

Bargain Offer on Two Residences and Corner Lot

Property offered for 9000 dollars includes two modern houses and an adjoining vacant corner large enough for two more homes. Once costing over 1000 dollars, the estate sale quotes a low price to move the matter. For details contact W. T. Hackett, broker, Real Estate Exchange Building, rooms 10.

W. T. Hackett Real Estate Exchange

Yuletide Portraits at Schriever Studio

Schriever’s Christmas photographs capture a distinctive natural touch, elevating these portraits as memorable holiday keepsakes. The photographer’s style emphasizes warm scenes and seasonal ambiance to preserve yuletide memories.

Schriever

Timing of Civil Service Rules in Fire Police Bureau

Director Wormser debates whether civil service rules can be applied immediately or delayed until April 1 under the ripper bill schedule. F I Ware ser questions the director's power to enact rules for merit based appointments, while Recorder Connell argues rules should take effect at once to protect police and fire personnel from future removals.

Wormser Director of Public Safety Recorder Director of Public Safety F. IL. Ware Ser Bureau of Police Connell

Donations Acknowledged by Treasurer for Home for the Friendless

The treasurer of the Home for the Friendless lists grateful cash donations from FW Puig Te Lewis & Reilly No 9 Kindergarten No 4 School and Thanksgiving offerings from various churches including German Presbyterian North Main and Dunmore KE church. The note records collection totals and names donors among local organizations.

Home For FW Puig Lewis & Reilly Crccccerseerense Dunmore M. KE Union Service Graco Lévangelical Tlutheran Church Union Boevice

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