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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1902

Page

3

Obituary notice for Bridght O Malley in city obituary column

Bridght O Malley longtime resident of the city dies after weeks of illness at her daughter Ellen Burke’s home on North Ninth Street. Survived by children W G O Malley Miki Burke John Walsh Katie O Malley George Crowder and Martin Mulley. Funeral Thursday from Ellen Burke home Dunmore Catholic cemetery. Mrs William Hopkins dies at 18 North Kobo Avenue after a brief illness.

Bridght O'Malley O'Malley Fllen Murke Norith Ninth Street Patrick O'Malley Third Street Bellevue W. G. O'Malley Beranton Iron and Bteel Cos Thin City Buffalo Miki Burke John Walsh Mies Katie O' Malle George Crowder Martin Mulley New York City Ellen Burke North Ninth Treet Dunmore Catholic Cemetery William Hopkins L18 North Kobo Avenue

Deecaved Resident of Wort Foranten Dies. Funeral Planned

The obituary notes a long time Wort Foranten resident who died recently. She is survived by her husband two children and other family members. Funeral arrangements will be announced.

Deecaved Wort Foranten David Jones

Mitchell in disguise at New York meeting of union leaders

President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers travels to New York for a National Civic Pattern event. He appears in a black Alpine derby, a style now ubiquitous among labor leaders and officers, signaling a shift in headwear. The change could shift demand to derby hats and boost sales at haberdashers.

Mitchell United Mine Workers New York Fime Newesworth Mitchell Handmea Everyonchar Neithor

Schloss Fooled Many Merchants

Schloss of Clark's Summit was arrested by Constable Irash Mitchell for obtaining goods under false pretences from about a dozen New York wholesale houses. The total value is estimated between 6000 and 20000 dollars, with the higher amount likely. He formerly worked as a hawker in town and built a mercantile business in Clark's Summit. Evidence showed he traveled to New York armed with documents to inflate his assets. He obtained substantial credit, shipped goods to various destinations, and stored items in several locations. some merchandise may have vanished with the arrest. He fled toward Daleville upon learning a warrant was out for him and was captured in an old town house after a manhunt. He is held on 2200 dollar bail.

Woo. Schloss Clark Irash Mitchell New York Sehlows Niles Dimiss Chiurk New Daleville Mitchell Hussein le de Becuse Herod Ihief Christ

Meet me at the Dixie at today's matinee.

A brief note requests meeting at the Dixie venue for today’s daytime show. The message specifies an afternoon matinee time and suggests gathering at the location named Dixie. No additional context or participants are provided.

the Dixie

Merrill Will Contest Claims Testator Was Of Weak Mind

In a probate hearing the will of AL J Merrill is challenged on grounds the testator was under Anne Merrit’s influence and of unsound mind after a paralytic stroke. Witnesses include lawyers and county bar members. final hearing scheduled in the Orphans Court to determine ownership of proceeds from a mining pole stake.

J. Merrill Jules Shay Anne Merrit Aron de Wittheases Logan Fulchaird Merrill de Uh Miller Goovee Smith AL Denny Jutoes Merrill Susquehiana County Surumner Elizabeth Ziegler

Harry Johnside fatally shot after Monday night incident

A report from Philadelphia states Harry Johnside, a local actor, was shot and killed after an event at Wellin Stools. The victim died in hospital soon after.

Philadelphia Harry Johnside Aetor Kite Tassett

Scott's Emulsion Ad Targets Pale Girls

An advertisement urges pale girls to use Scott's Emulsion to restore color to the blood and boost appetite and looks. It claims regular doses improve health, beauty, and manners, and invites a free sample from Squay & Bowne chemists at Pearl Street North.

Scott

Memorial Lodge of Sorrow Observed by Scranton Lodge No 123

The Benevolent Protective Order of Bike Scranton lodge held its annual memorial service at the Dixie Theatre. Dr P F Gunster offered the sermon and Judge H M Edwards gave the address as ritual ceremonies led by Exalted Ruler T J Jennings. The program featured music and recitations for deceased members.

Dixie Theatre P. F. Gunster H. M. Edwards T. J. Jennings Scranton Lodge No. 123 Benevolent Protective Order of Bike

Large crowds at Mission Delon 1 stage for fraternal ceremonies

At Mission Delon 1 the officers of the bidwe and lodge engaged in solemn rites with a large audience. Exalted ruler T. J. Jennings led the proceedings, while speakers urged fraternal virtue and patriotism as the lodge showcased its charitable and educational role, with music and readings accompanying the service.

Thruer T. J. Jennings Predo C. Hiend Kuignty Vooa Sluivell Johoi Pleese William S. Gould H. J. Schubert Mlry Hohe Ing Tyler Fred OL Smith Emll Po Welehol OT J. AbeGatve Oohaygiitinsg Wreaniyt

Secret Directions At City Rally Claim Hidden Wheel

Exclusive wine reference aside, the text alleges a presince committee working through motive engineers of the Contest Mailroad of New Jersey has held secret directions in the city for days. A new wheel sente bois is said to be prepared to be presented to the officials.

Wikes-Barte Dirotherhood Dace Mailroad New Jersey Eigly

Advent Services and Concerts Highlight City Week

City events note Advent services and a major concert by the Serunten federation choir led by the famed Carl Soliegel in New York. Merle Doosan and a 40-voice chorus perform, while a minstrel program precedes. A letter to St. Liverten’s council warns of a proposed project affecting the hall and community plans.

Professor Blombere Carl Soliegel Biribone Sliger New York City Merle Doosan Plist Ddederkvwug

Untitled local notice with names and scandal details

An obscure, garbled notice mentions an elopement and a social affair at Botany afternoon, with listed female names and a man named MM Slaocker from Jefferson Avenue. The text attributes moral critique to a devil figure and references merchants and citywide contributions amid confusing, fragmentary phrases.

Gelitha Seman Atlee MM. Slaocker Jefferson Avenue Hahnemonia Pial James Vellows Mildred Marple Margaret Connell Lavihiux Fon Laren Luther Florence Smith Mareeuerlie Barbar Elsabeth Bturius Wile Beth Jermiya

Imprisoned Imposter Det捕ected as Detective in Fraud Case

Frank M Caterba, a young man, posed as a detective and extorted £1 from Mira Maryako, mother of Tout Skoda, after claiming to have information on her daughter's whereabouts. He was arraigned by Magistrate Millar in default of $1,000 bail, admitting the deception later. Evidence showed the incident occurred about eight days after the child’s disappearance.

Frank M. Caterba Mira Maryako Little Tout Skoda Mitschigr Wis Jal Batuilay Migistrate Millar Caterba Mra Bkhoda Nav Nav, “h. #ome eight days after bitte: Pua aoa Hey Lou Beads

Conetad or Wierrei tale at Puritan Congregational church

An afternoon event at the Puritan Congregational church featured a procession involving notable locals, including Mrs Jolie Sims and Mero, with attendees from the Tomemonitia district. The program included music and a brief talk led by community organizers.

Conetad Wierrei Mero Jolie Sims Plude J Broige Tory

Millie Case Involving County Detective Leads to Alleged Affair

The report describes detective Phillipe confronting statements from Monies Allo regarding an affair involving W B Millie. Key figures include Plavry Laskindgul and Abe Lon with references to alibis and intoxication at a social event.

Migratrate W. B. Millie Anal County Phillipe Aakiiday Monies Allo Miaralwood Plavry Laskindgul Alben Aelaittindt Tiquor Prkti Lendey Abelon Allen

Untidy Local Shop Dispute Ends in Alleged Altercation

A disruptive incident at a small shop in the Litineament district involved Jobo Volant and Jerome, with claims of a heated exchange over a remaining balance. Jerome, an employee at AHL Young, allegedly confronted Volant and later shaved a customer at Young's location before Volknandt refused to hand over a cap.

Jobo Volant de Vlinawe Bootlack Koowhoe Jerome Volknandt Jerome Dhe

Suspects Sentenced in Saturday Court Session

Judge Kelly sentences Stanley Mitchell of Winidlig to one year and three months in the penitentiary for robbing a Polander who had just arrived. Richard Barron is fined fifteen for ax assault on Willliway KRenneds and Roger Gallle for assaulting Jann Sods ouches. Ware, from Priveburg, is fined and to serve a term for wounds. Jerry Sullivan, burglar of Cummings Brothers store on March 25, faces further penalties Next Saturday.

Stanley Mitchell Kelly Winidlig Polander Mitchell Atloen Richard Barron Priveburg Ware Jerry Sullivan Cummings Brothers

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