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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1902

Page

6

West Scranton Seeks Viaduct Bond Addition In City Plan

West Side board of trade moves to add a viaduct provision to the bond ordinance for West Lackawanna avenue over the railroad, seeking funds to cover erection and potential damages. A special committee was named to pursue the issue with the recorder and public works director as meetings proceed.

West Side Board of Trade West Lackawanna Avenue Daniels Carder Tne Wedemiam Nineteenth Purrell Wiothus Lory Lackawanna Bortuin Lavkawinna Weat Scranton D. Ioane R. J. Williams J. Fellows Mason John RR. Farr W. G. Moser Hector Campbell

Community Baseball Club Meeting at Carson Home

A meeting will be held at Robert Carson's home on South Main Avenue tomorrow evening to organize a baseball club. Interested parties are invited, with a list of Moyers requested to attend including Thomas Harding George Harrington Whitman Gallagher Gene Tropp James Ferris Adam Mailen upacher Sandford Phillips George Saul William Thomas James Clark William Diehl Frode Robinson Frank O'Reilly.

Robert Carson South Main Avenue Waw Ineterested Moyers Thomas Harding George Harrington Withamn Gallagher Gene Tropp James Ferris Adam Mailenupacher Sandford Phillips George Saul William Thomas James Clark William Diehl Frode Robinson Frank O'Reilly

Lonien Services And Local Weddings In City Churches

Morning and evening services fill est at Tuillok Catholic and St Thivil Episcopal churches along with St Lucie Talian Catholic and St Jol German Canin church. West Side conclave No 201 to sell an installation of arti cors this evening. Willi Mille and Miss Helon Moford to be married this evening.

Est. Tuillok Elnirel St. Thivil St. Lucie St. Jol West Side Willi Mille Helon Moford

Local Notices Urge Clean Sidewalks or Face Enforcement

A community notice warns property owners to clear sidewalks and gutters immediately or face penalties. The warning stresses strict enforcement and cites threat of fines or action.

Local Society Notes and City Short Takes

Mintel Mil resident John Maron returns from Keene to the city. Families from Poteratire and Jwala Street move within Weet Scranton and North Sumner Avenue. A contractor hops to supply unions. 4140 metal powder used in a home project. Ralph and Florence Reith visit Mill Clnw relatives. A new baby born to Mr and Mrs Edward Davin of North Tebeccn Avenue. Washburn Street Presbyterian Church elects officers for the year including Catherine Durrall and Myrtle Brown. Mrs. Girliitha of North Sumner Avenue injured with two broken wrist bones. Republican meeting on Thursday to hear Even Morris candidate address.

John Maron Mintel Mil Weoming County Keene Mee Meaford Sarmpeon Poteratire Weet Scranton North Summer Avenue le M. Reete Davghter Ohara Jwala Street Hopkin Maddock Continental Ohuch Mies Catherine Durrall Mra George Eohoon Eeerwury Myrtle Frown Fester Tarcy Teelthouer Treamirer Migs Ata Watnes O. T. Wall Mie Frank MW. Thornton Misa Peatrive Long Martha Phillipa North Sumner Patne Remiblleana Morris

Multiple Accidents and Local Events Reported in North End

George Spencer injured after wagon crash near Dead Man's Curve on North Main. Michael O'Malley hurt at Legoretta Creek mine when roof fragment struck his leg. Keystone Literary Club staged Who Stole the Pit, fair paused for Lent. Community notices include plays, meetings, visits, and a baby birth.

George Spencer North Main Avenue Wild & Pecuil D. D. Jones & Son Spencer Samuel Davis black= smith Membier Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club Stella Mary McDavilt Archhbald W. CL. McDonald Wilkes-Barre North End High Works Indians John Lally Charles Melvin Thomas Glynn Archbald Milzabeth Phillips South Gibson Anna Davis Wells Stret Alre Cramer von Storch Providence Presbyterian Church Secial Rooms von Storch Ells Rh. A. White Green Direst Fannie Wilson Charles Bertine Ourk Street Howard Kiefer New York

Parish Event Funds Go Toward Debt Payoff At St James

An evening gathering featuring a social and ball raised funds directed to reduce the parish debt on the St James Congregation property. Prizes awarded included a rocking chair, a yellow bowl, and cash prizes. Lent services start at St James church with mass at 8 o clock. Washington excursion details noted for February 20.

Mlotwhor Sinaig Gadnes Heenan Comello Guighlon Strock Lotti Thames Minhwola Foe Daeenair John Kagem Shigh Huey Dine J. Mauk Joho Tadly Ohlet Police Ain Ys James Mullen Police Wriice Miter Uytics Iinitor Galary Mack Badte Jude Sportary Baevel St. Duimnow St. Jame Wilkin Tater Mack John McCrogker Alia Hex Athens Ellowe Slike Wan Midas Tillie Kuartiey Ali pMens Patrick Mio Annie Clark Tolay St. James' Church Hambroskes Waa Board of Health Imade

Nineteenth Ward School Control Candidate Faces Re‑Election

Louis Schiwaas, a vigorous leader from South Scranton, has represented the Nineteenth Ward on the board of school control for four years and seeks another term. An early morning fire caused considerable damage, and bowling league clubs prepare to play tonight while Ash Wednesday services take place today.

Board of School Control Bowling League Louis Schiwaas

Schwass Urged For Re‑Election In Ward

Supporters praise Schwass for faithful service as ward official. He has chaired the teachers and high and training school committees and seeks better school conditions, with plans to secure a new school for the Third and Fourth districts. Voters urged to re elect Schwass next Tuesday.

Fire Destroys Mendle House on Irving Avenue

The two story home of Jacob Mendle on Irving Avenue now Hemlock Street was destroyed by a fire that began around 2 am. The family escaped as flames consumed the lower floor after an overheated stove pipe was blamed by Superintendent Ferber. Loss is about $1 and partly insured.

Jacob Mendle Irving Avenue Hemlock Street Webster Avenue Scranton Mendle Ferber

Reception Planned at YWCA Cedar Avenue

A reception is planned for tomorrow evening at the Young Women's Christian Association rooms on Cedar Avenue. It honors Miss Meredith of Edwardsville, the newly chosen secretary who has taken charge of work on this side. All ladies connected with the association are invited. A good musical program and refreshments are planned. A kindergarten mothers meeting will be held tomorrow afternoon in the YWCA rooms with topics for discussion and a lunch to follow.

Young Women'’s Christian Association Cedar Avenue Meredith Edwardsville

Arlingtons Meet South Side In Second Bowling Match

The Arlingtons and South Side teams clash tonight in the second match of the new bowling league at Zulager's Alleys on Pittston Avenue. Both sides have trained hard this week and the winner will be treated to a supper by the loser followed by a social session.

Arlingtons South Side Zulager’s Pitttston Avere

Posed Hickory Street Presbyterian meeting notes edit

Local Ladies Society meeting postponed due to a member's death and scheduled for tomorrow at the church. Observances at St Mary’s German Catholic and other churches noted. police report mentions a drunken incident and a jail sentence. vaccination plans for animals and students announced. local social items include cake contest and a street accident with injuries.

AHL Sociery Hickory Street Stephen Spruka St. Maryta Hatrick Iro Charles Weber Storr Aml Webl Koll Teel Solene Mabertioh Peter Svhlals Trento Bator Victor St. John’s Ball

Sled accident on Green Ridge threatens season

Green Ridge experienced two accidents this week ending Monday night causing youths to abandon sledding for the rest of the season. The first incident occurred on Green Ridge street between Washington and Wyoming avenues involving a large sled owned by Edward Sparrow.

Green Ridge Street Washington and Wyoming Avenues Edward Sparrow

Prize Essay Promotes Preventive Medicine and Pneumonia Prevention

A leading manufacturer offers a $1,000 prize for the best essay on preventive medicine. The ad argues prevention is easier and better than cure and touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective against pneumonia linked to colds and influenza. Sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain

Green Ridge community obs features accidents and gatherings

A busy evening in Green Ridge includes several mishaps with sled and wagon collisions on Green Ridge avenue and Washington avenue injuring several people. The Lend-a-Mand band was hosted by Miss Ruth Hann, and other residents report travels, illnesses, and property disputes.

Dunmore Campaign Rises as Election Nears

Dunmore politicians race for votes in a brisk campaign before the war of ballots ends. Republicans show rising enthusiasm and are expected to mobilize a larger turnout than in the past four years as the borough eyes the election with renewed interest.

Republicans Seek Control in Local Races Amid Voter Dissatisfaction

The piece lists Republican and Democratic contenders for treasurer council school directors auditor and poor director with candidates including Messia Savage Wihlers Devereaux Hid den and Delves Hemple Murray Costello Oliver Welsh Henwood Fuhr. A Republican borough committee meeting is planned at a usual place with expected attendance and announcements. Rev We dh Weigh of Whitington appears in a short closing note.

Messia Savage Wihlers Council John Devereaux Samuel Hidden Pirot M. Conary F. O'Boyle Charles H. Delves August Hemple P.P. Murray M. J. Costello Charles H. Oliver Thomas Welsh Thomas Henwood Frank Fuhr Republicin Borough Committee Ib Sa

Obituary for Benjamin Avery Brown

Benjamin Avery Brown died last evening at 8 o clock at his home on North Main Avenue. He was 48 years old and born in Providence, among the city’s oldest residents. Survived by son Lawrence Brown of Omaha, three grandchildren, three sisters, and a sister-in-law in Poetoryville and Pen You. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 80 o'clock at the house with interment at a local cemetery.

Tripp Ehurcl Wright Apebkow Lida Soule Washington Vine Agnes’ Guild Gurl Neale Dudlew Street Denen George Baglert Butler Stinot Arlene Mry Hyron Urals Sivithatieet Dephetely Niree Quien Benjamin Avery Brown Jilico North Main Avenue Providence Lauwrence Brown Omaha Mira Senne Poetoryville Mary Pulver Pen You Gregory Phice

Kemp's Bilsams Offer Cure Guarantee For Coughs

Readers are urged to try Kemp's Balsam for coughs and throat ills as a reliable remedy. The ad claims a positive guarantee and warns that many people neglect early treatment until symptoms worsen.

Funeral rites for Mok Amelie M Biguier and Guonpe Atwater

Fragmented obituary notes announce funeral services for Mok Amelie M Biguier with a prayer, then for Guonpe Atwater with a wake and burial details. Services are scheduled at multiple locations including Asbury and nearby towns with arrangements by local undertakers.

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