Myers Files for Recorder Nomination in Second Ward
Myers of the Second ward registered with Chairman C. Chittenden of the Republican City committee as a candidate for the Recorder nomination.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
9
Myers of the Second ward registered with Chairman C. Chittenden of the Republican City committee as a candidate for the Recorder nomination.
The employer of the archbald bellevue bristiny caynan continental dodge mamp ton verden hyde park pene brown taytor and ctr will be paid on Saturday as listed.
Max Koehler who was sentenced on April 21, 1897 to twelve years in the penitentiary for the murder of John Kereski at Dickson Chey has been granted a pardon. He was convicted of murder in the second degree.
Franklin team won two of three postponed bowling matches against Thimpe last night at the latter's alleys. Scores show Himpe 25, Franklins W442, Philip high with strong average.
Reverend Thomas B O Payne has organized a special Christmas service for Cuernsey Hall next Sunday night with a fine programme of Christmas music. The selections include Charles Dickens's "Christmas Carol" and a performance titled Cora Motrle Gritin.
Mrs. Tode Janning slipped on the uneven pavement yesterday forenoon and fell injuring her right arm. She sustained a compound fracture between the elbow and shoulder as bystanders assisted, near Wyoming Avenue where the accident occurred.
Withhan Rimnes aged 26 of Deb son CIO died after being struck by rock at Storrs mine yesterday afternoon. He died at 1.05 this morning at Moses Taylor hospital from a fractured skull caused by the fall.
Notice lists exam openings in inspector of hulls and boilers, steamboat inspection service, freight rate clerk, chemical clerk, and other roles. Dates shown include January 27, January 7, and July 2 with eligibility details under the Civil Service Commission.
The four young children of Als Samuel Van Wert of North Main Avenue were taken from their mother by order of Alderman J. Ruddy at the request of Mrs Wot. Dueetah and committed to St Patrick's Orphanage after being deemed unsuitable to live in her care.
Dense smoke filled the area near the corner of Poni and Lackawinnan avenues just after midnight. Firemen found no fire in the Jonas Long building or neighboring structures, and the source of the smoke could not be learned.
El Sturges will deliver the second and last of his illustrated talks at the Y M M hall this evening for the Ladies' Aid societies of Green Ridge Presbyterian church. The topic is Whapan with views prepared for the talk. Streetcar arrangements have been made for transportation to and from Green Ridge.
City Controller Costello and Public Works head Roche resolved to approve warrants for bills over 100 dollars, with records to be filed for all expenditures. The total value approaches 0M from creditors including Synks Brothers and John ONeil, among others. The Salvation Army Corps in West Scranton plans a Christmas dinner for the poor at Price Street barracks, raising funds with street corner pots bearing the slogan Keep the Pot Rolling.
A funeral service for Benjani Foinate is described with church figures present including Rev. Daw Bpeneed and Rev. Dr. apomden at the Penn Avenue Baptist church. The obsequies reference a Dupinere cemetery and local offers for interment. A hotel store scene at Hotel Jermyn advertises Reynolds’ for shoppers.
Advertises Lewis and Reilly shoe stores at 114 and 116 Wyoming avenue staying open after dark through Christmas. Local merchants promise extended hours to assist shoppers before the holiday.
Guernsey Hall promotes special winter incentives for buyers of planes. An evening trip to Japan with Mr Sturge is offered. A Wixcursion event starts at 8 15 in the M A auditorium.
The schedule lists start dates for grand jury equity term common pleas and quarter sessions through 1904 under Presidents Judge Edwards and others. It notes riot case origins from a strike and ongoing license revocation rules, with term weeks and attending judges across months from January to the following January.
Michael Mustria Joseph Pase Louis Kafer James Marsh John Ipol Angelu Thronis Frank Kam ingotski An sell Pierri and Louis Parkes faced Judge Dunham on rioting and carrying concealed weapons. Pickets at Mt Pleasant washery closed access. jurors found armed defendants and witnesses testified unclear. Several other defendants were found not guilty or acquitted on various charges with costs assigned.
Mrs Ellen Murphy through attorneys Brieg and Martin sued the borough of Dickson City to recover charges assessed to her property by a surety. The action was filed yesterday in the county court, seeking compensation for alleged improper charges related to the December registration.
A bold claim promises ten thousand dollars if every person in Scranton tries it, asserting no further advertising is needed. The message emphasizes mass participation as the sole required action.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an internal remedy for catarrh, claiming sprays and washes fail to reach its root. A public speaker testimonial describes relief after using the tablets, noting they lack opiates or cocaine and are safe for all ages.
The borough is accused of diverting fire water by S. M. Ives and Ruth Ives through attorney A A Chase, initiating a trespass suit for damages. Separate items note death resolutions of Attorney George W Beale and bar members, and ongoing quarter sessions cases on hotel licenses and Sunday sales.
Controller Grout claims positive information that Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Wyoming and Western interests plan to enter Manhattan and build a terminal at Christopher Street. Officials from the listed companies deny any such entry or financial stake in the tunnel project. President McAdoo states arrangements may connect with allied lines but no trains will run directly into New York. General Superintendent Clarke says no such plan has been discussed. Excursion starts at New York Y.M.C.A. auditorium at 8:15.
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