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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1902

Page

5

Accused in Volpe shooting faces worse condition after ambush

An Italian street shooting near Dundaff leads to Louis Pirrie’s jail commitment as Joseph Yanno and Frank Monfredi face police action. Yanno, badly injured, remains in danger, while Pirrie awaits outcome. The case involves Belmont street communities and a December 11 incident at the electric lighting station behind Dundale street.

Michael Volpe Dundaff Street Louis Pirrle Dundale Street Joseph Yanno Frank Monfred Belmont Street Louis Pie T Hospital Street Volpe Yaune Pirrie Aldermatn Jones Neary Yanno Joseph Firetan Lily Counsel Pirie Yaintie Tetliatie Yaaine Montied Taldad Moentlied Yanne Yuanne Plrrie W. A. Dixon Yunno Jones' Athee

Local man Logan jailed after church desecration report

The logan hobo was jailed after a theft linked to desecration at a church. Three witnesses positively identified him, despite his denials and claims of drunken memory loss. He had recently served a thirty day jail term in York state and remains under investigation by Constable Hewry.

Login Tribune Aliternin Jones Jnl Law Neary Logan Carden York State Hewry

First Catholic Total Abstinence Convention Set for Carbondale

The district C T A union will hold its first quarterly convention of 1003 in Carbondale on Sunday January 4. St Aloysius society agreed to host the delegates and entertain them in St Rose hall after deciding to take charge of the event.

St. Aloysius Society Total Abstinence Union Carbondale St. Rose Hall

Old and Well-Tried Remedy For Children

An old and well tried remedy praised by a female physician. It is described as soothing for children, easing stomach pain, curing diarrhea and cramping, and calming wind. The text notes mothers finding it reassuring and comforting for infants.

Winslow

Carbondale Bank Stock Sells Out Amid Strong Interest

Stock subscriptions for a proposed Carbondale bank reach the full $100,000 in record time. The initial list was filled Saturday evening as eager investors lined up, leaving some applicants unable to obtain stock. A charter hearing and organizational meeting will be scheduled soon after the holiday period.

Carbondale

The Wills Brothers Open at Grand Opera House

Allan Dale praises the Wills Brothers Comedy Company as two hours of lasting laughter. They begin four performances at the Grand Opera House tonight with limited ladies’ tickets for opening night. Mildred Holland’s The Lily and the Prince will debut at the Grand Friday December 26 with positive notices from Buffalo Times. The piece, featuring Angela di Savelli, is described as simple and sweet. The Revived Our New Minister is cited as a popular production returning to the Grand Monday night, featuring Estelle Loomis in Carbondale and Joseph Conyers as Darius Startle the village detective.

Allan Dale New York Meriis Wills Brothers Tam Edo Wills Brothers’ Comedy Company Grand Operau House Mildred Holland Grand Opera House The Buffalo of Miss Holland Angela di Savelli Byrne Estelle Loomis Carbondile Will Darius Startle Joseph Conyers Smith Wis

Obituary notices for Augusta Seigel and others

Obituary notices detail the death of Augusta Seigel wife of Peter Seigel at home on River Street from kidney disease at age 40. She was German born, recently moved from Germany to Bondale with her husband, active Methodist attendee, survived only by her husband. Funeral at 2 pm at River Street residence with Rev. A F P Chaffee, burial in Brookside cemetery. Additional notices correct details for late Mr. Stone and outline services for Francis Campbell with parish rites at St Rose church. Mr Stone died at his daughter’s home with survivors listed and funeral in Clinton cemetery pending.

Augusta Seigel Peter Seigel River Street A. F P. Chaffee First Methodist Church Brookside Cemetery Tra B. Stone McMinn Charles Lee First Presbyterian Church Clinton Cemetery Wayne County Stone George H. McMinn Lincoln Avenue Rosencrans Tribune

Powerful Kidney Remedy Promoted in Daily Tribune Ad

An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a world famous kidney remedy. It claims kidneys affect overall health, lists symptoms of kidney trouble, and offers free sample bottles via mail from Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.

Scranton Daily Tribune Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

New Typhoid Case Reported in City

A new typhoid case was confirmed by Dr. Whelan in Scranton, the first since December 1. The patient is an eleven month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Hobbs of Cemetery street and Maple avenue, and Mrs. Hobbs is recovering from typhoid. The child was not in the home during the fever peak.

Shepherd Board of Health Wellington Hobbs Cemetery Street Maple Avenue Hobbs Whelan Scranton

College students spending Christmas home from various colleges

The Tribune lists students returning home for Christmas including Frank Missett of Brooklyn Street a Medico Chirurgical College Philadelphia Andrew T ONeill from Baltimore Medical College to Battle Avenue with his parents Miss Bertine Hunsicker Wells College Aurora NY Miss Minnie Sfineren and Mary Murrin Bloomsburg May Campbell Anni Brown Stroudsburg Frank Colling University of Pennsylvania Matthew Boland St Bonaventure Sikis McMullen from the Chester Military Academy

The Tribune Frank Missett Brooklyn Street Medico-Chirurgical College Philadelphia Andrew T. O'Neill Baltimore Medical College Peter O'Neill Battle Avenue Bertine Hunsicker Wells College Aurora N. Y Minnie Sfineren Mary Murrin Bloomsburg May Campbell

Pleasant Mount Social Notes Mention Local Visitors

Mr and Mrs D Scurry of Washington Street hosted dinner Friday Joust with Alfred Pascoe F A Bell D W Humphrey Fred Brown W G Scurry Miss Hattie Pascoe Miss Beatrice Brown Harold Brown Marion Scurry A B Chay Scranton was a Carbon dale visitor Charles H Soper poet lawyer Scranton was in Carbon dale Willam J Byrne of New York spent time in this city before returning to New York Frank Hollenback planned winter cleanup of the Noble lot with logs props and tires to be shipped if the snow holds Pleasant Mount correspondent

D. Scurry Washington Street Alfred Pascoe F. A. Bell D. W. Humphrey Fred Brown W. G. Scurry Flarley Scranton Edward Pascoe Hattie Pascoe Beatrice Brown Harold Brown Marion Scurry A. B. Chay Seranton Carbondale Pleasant Mount

Christmas program at Continental School features students

The afternoon program at Continental School presented by Miss Sarah Price and Mr 8 J Phillips included songs and recitations by pupils. Performances listed were Jolly Santa The Christmas Baby O Day of Exultation The Snow Men Christmas is Coming A Winter's Story The Star Somebody's Coming The Little Stranger A letter station Helping Santa Claus and The Shepherds among others.

Sarah Price J. Phillips Sylvia Knott Mary McHale Mary Lynch Maury Hart John Chambere

Christmas exercises and town notices mix in local page

The article lists school and church Christmas program items with students and songs, details a fatal railroad accident killing Silas Thomias near Lackawanna depot, funeral plans, and community notices. It also covers elections, new officers for Taylor Hose Co, YMCA events, and local visits and ill health updates.

Christmas Gossip and the Spirit of Giving

A reader quotes a woman who laments the cost of gifts and declares Christmas hatred. The piece argues her attitude is wrong and emphasizes that true joy comes from spirit, not price, noting many meaningful gifts exist for modest sums and the impact of being remembered.

Women’s Neckwear offer dainty Christmas gifts

The dainty stocks women wear now make lovely ready made gifts costing less than homemade. Tucked stocks with long crossed ends are stylish. Fluffy jabots in boxes priced 50c to 1.25 dollars, made of chiffon and Liberty silk. Cannot list every item.

Christmas Umbrellas Special Deals and Styles

A holiday sale highlights umbrellas priced from five dollars to fifteen, with options in silk, carved ivories, silver caps, and various handles including pearl, ivory, buckhorn, amber, and steel. Aimed at gift buyers, many designs feature silver and gold trimming and wooden handles.

Bargain Handkerchiefs on Sale in White Embroidered Hem

Great bargain in white embroidered hem stitched handkerchiefs offered at 50 cents a half dozen or 1.00 a dozen. Fresh, perfect handkerchiefs usually selling for 1 to 2 cents each. Not a thing wrong with them, and the fine narrow hem is desired. Don’t ask how we got them. they’re here.

Furs Selection by Skilled Merchants

The text extols fur merchants who boast expert judgment of animals based on feel and appearance. It notes they rely on vast business advantages and sell with merchants’ profit while offering fur goods at least 25 percent below market prices.

Gloves on offer from Glove Store for the holidays

The Glove Store promotes two holiday options. Women’s English Cape Gloves priced at $1 in tan brown and red tones. Women’s Jouvin Gloves available for $1.50. Aimed at value seekers who want quality without top prices.

Llen's Blanket Robes Offered At Bargain Prices

Advert promotes Llen's Blanket Robes at five dollars each and the value of seven dollars and fifty cents, claiming they sell fast. Describes robes as splendidly made warm comfortable serviceable and suitable as a gift for a man in checks and plaids of various colors.

Women’s stockings in fashionable varieties and prices

The notice lists ordinary cotton, fancy and plain silk stockings, woolen options, and self clocked black silk styles from France. Prices range from 50 cents to 3 dollars, with multiple patterns including clocks, vertical open work bands, and striped white leaves.

France

Also Mentioned on This Page

the News of Carbondale St. Aloysius J. Wellington Grant T. J. Gilhool John J. Devaney Joseph Mannion James F. Conerton T. F. Toolan Edward Cornell Trinity Church Chapel Alderman Jones Buffalo Dr. Kilmer iKidney Uhrer Omar Bright Binghamton St. Rose Cemetery Taylor Willie Douse Jack and Jil Edith M. Richards Old King Cole Henry Morris Hickory Dickory Dock Jack Horner Floyd Douse Lucy Locket Blanche Major Bert Major Goldie Eagle Laura P Santa Claus Harry McHale Della Smith Ding Dong Silas Thomias George Thomas Lackawanna John W. Davis’ Sons Main Street Welsh Congregational Church Hymin Jennie Jones Blanche Davis George Stone Mamie Lewis Sadie Lewis Lydia Jones Annie Davis Myfanwy Davis Maggie Griffiths George Griffiths Gertie Davis May Jones Eeith Edwards W. Ty. Nelger Michael Slappli Christ Zumbach John Stump John Roth John &. Weibel P. L. Drum Wilkes-Barre Young Men's Christiann Association Young Men's Christian Association Calvary Baptist Church Harris John Wallace Pittston Young Men's Christian Association Robert Llewellyn Second Ward Connolly Wallaces Shopping Llen Connolly & Wallace Washington Ave
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