Local Society Note From Manchester Listers
Fersonal David Crimiiths of Mattalo hosts a small gathering with West Sepmton friends. Miss Mosalioi Miit of Clestumt stein attends with Nellie O'Connell of Wilkeshire Florence and Ralph Keith of Tenth street join. They returned home four weeks west at Clark's Sinnnit Avior Chivis of Ml. Verma spends Sunday with lig opidents and Likeabenant John Divis of Navih Suniner ivenie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Crimiiths
Mattalo
Mies Mosalioi Miit
Clestumt Stein
Mies
Nellie O'Connell
Wilkeshire
Migs Florence
Mhalph Keith
Tenth Street
Tie
Clark's
Sinnnit
Avior
Aps
John Divis
Navih Suniner
Beale Appeals Possible Stay Of Six Month Jail Term
Attorney George W. Beale seeks appellate relief to block or delay his six month county jail sentence. With augmented counsel he will petition the Supreme Court in Philadelphia for permission to appeal before remittitur arrives and a stay may be ordered, possibly delaying execution into December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Beale
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Tron
James Kearney Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
James Kearney, employed with Singer Sewing Machine Company as collector, was arrested yesterday on embezzlement charges brought by Z. Quinn the local manager. He allegedly collected funds from customers after leaving the firm and used them personally. He waived a hearing before Alderman Russon and posted bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kearney
Us & Bulesmun
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Z. Quinn
Kearney
Russon
Ball
Lakewood New Jersey Resort Promoted as Finest nearby
The piece touts Lakewood New Jersey as a premiere resort destination with fashionable clientele and superior hospitality. It highlights activities such as driving, golf, walking, polo, cycling, and social pastimes, and recommends the New Jersey Central Lakewood Booklet for authentic information. Send for it at Liberty Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forlegn
Brighton
Lakewood
New Jersey
Divaralon
Lakewound
New Jersey Central
Ess
Ge P. A
Liberty Street
New Yorkly
Mandrews Sudden Death At Home In Scranton
M J McAndrew 48 died at 127 Beech Street after a sudden heart failure while cleaning the walk. He collapsed after returning indoors and dying before help arrived. Survived by wife and six children John Frank Joseph William Desele Mary McAndrew, plus several siblings. Coroner to decide on autopsy. funeral set for tomorrow from 527 Beech Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. McAndrew
Beech Street
Medien Ais
Scranton Railway Company
South Scranton
John
Frank
Joseph
William
Desele
Mary McAndrew
Myre
Michael McGarry
Stephen Reap
Thomas Brown
J. C. McAndrew
Saltry
Smallpox Alarm Grows Over Vinci Case in Scranton
Health officials report no new smallpox cases but fear spread after Edward Vinci of the Star theatre developed a mild illness. Quarantine shifts and hospital precautions follow as officers seek how Vinci contracted the disease while many exposures occurred through the Brace household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Health
Edward Vinci
Star Theatre
Forestcourt
Brace
Scranton
W. J. Morgans
Vinci
Vinel
Max Long
Long
Wrs
Taquiyy
St. Cecvelia
Acaudleny
St. Thomas College
St. Rose's Convent
Carbondale
Almost a Blizzard Stuns the Northeast with Snow and Delays
A severe storm spared extreme cold but brought heavy moisture and a fine snow, sweeping from Georgia to New Jersey before reaching the east and Mississippi regions. Four inches fell by late afternoon with another inch by night, causing widespread travel disruption and halted trolley service on several lines. Snowplows kept some trains on schedule while others faced delays and idle lines across the Lackawanna, Delaware and Hudson, and Saratoga routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Georgia
Bermudas
New Jersey
New York
Duryea
Piliston
Throop
Laurel Hill
Quincey Avenue
Cura
Carbondale
Dickson City
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Saratoga
Nineveh
Albany
Committees Named at Scranton Board of Trade Meeting
At the Scranton board of trade meeting, President Dickson announced the coming year’s committees across departments including Manufacturing, Legislation, Finance, Streets and Highways, Transportation, Postal Affairs, Publication, Public Safety, Membership and more. A Syracuse ball bearing plant from Auburn, NY may relocate here to aid a 1904 railroad engineers convention, with about 100 engineers and 350 auxiliary members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson
Auburn
F. L. Hitchcock
J. A. Lansing
Scranton Board of Trade
A. W. Dickson
Manufacturéssl
A. Lining
W. T. Zehrder
FP. S. Barker
S. Goldsmith
Ald. Caney
Ebenezer Williams
T. Porter
GL. Stelle
R. A. Foster
W. Guernsey
George Neller
Crant Pelton
FE. M. Clarke
K. T. Merriman
Malic Safety
R. J. Whiteback
W. TeiBrosek
J. M. Kenmerer
C. G. Boland
William H. Logan
Stock Axohang
Magranme
L. A. Watres
DB. Hover
Rvetort Warren
CS M. Thevidson
George Sanderson
Atherton
Manufactures Committee
Phlint
N. Y
Scranton
A. B. Warman
Sam Sloan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Board of Trade
Brotherhood
Yemadin
FL. Worner
West Side Board of Trade
West Side Board
J. George Hulnagle
Dickson City
FL. Phillins
W W. Gerlock
National Board of Trade
FL L. Etchcock
Campaign Chairs Confident in Controller Victory Despite Snow
Republicans and Democrats in Scranton remain hopeful as snow dampens turnout. Republican chairman Chittenden predicts Evan Morris will win the controller post by at least 800 votes, citing his City Clerk training and honesty. Democrat chairman Sehbachh projects Costello to win by about 1,200 votes. Returns expected tonight at Republican HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenden
Republican City Committee
Tribune
Evan R. Morris
Scranton
Vnam
Evan Morris
Morris
Clty
Strawton
Sehbachh
Democratic City Committee
Republican
Inquest Rules Death by Police Officer in Minooka Shooting
An inquest into Peter King of Minooka, killed by Officer Michael Davis of Mookie in Sullivan's saloon, Minooka, concluded with a verdict that King died of pistol wounds. Witnesses differed, with three saying the attack was unprovoked and one claiming King tried to assault Davis before the shooting. The district attorney and detective examined witnesses. coroner and jury sessions ended without postmortem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter King
Minooka
Michael Davis
Mookie
Sullivan
Land Jury
Court House
Bulley
Patrick Loftus
Patrick Sullivan
Thomas Sullivan
Gustave Dietrich
King
Canuult
Davis
Lewis
Phillips
John J. Coyne
Frank Toole
Michael Gibbons
John St. John
Lowrey
Thomas FY. Coyne
Voroney Baltry
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Nervous Recovery
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal nerve tonic and digestives support. It asserts it strengthens the nervous system, purifies the blood, improves digestion, and treats nervous exhaustion, dyspepsia, and related ailments, claiming it as Nature's medicine and a tested restorative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Adam Thompson Celebrates 80th Birthday With Family
Adam Thompson, aged 80, celebrated with a birthday dinner at the home of Mrs. France Vall on Sunset Avenue. More than twenty-five relatives attended as Mr. Thompson spoke of his long life, recalling birth in 1822 and decades of work in Newton township and the city. He remains spry, values his health, and says he does not feel old despite his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trae
Guidlemen
Thin Loar
Tte
Shoot Hundt
National Land of Trade
Washington, DC
Evick Frakes
Dumaelphia
Pruley
Gladktond
Blanchave Mandal
Posidene
Baltimore Ehanber
Fraley
Hoodall
Hope
St. Towle
National
Delys Hales
St Louis
Yiewiuned
Oy Olter
National Board
Congerss
Adam Thompson
Adame Avelive
Dr. Culver
New York City
Sam
Mr. Thompson
Newton Township
Iren
George B. Thompson
Frane T. Vall
Special Meeting of Branch 8 C M B A on Death of Brother
Special meeting this evening of Branch 8 C M B A to take action on the death of their late brother A ad McAndrew. Signed U F Leonard, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
P. m
A. Ad, McAndrew
U. FL
Grand Jury to Meet March 10 1902
The next grand jury will meet March 10 1902 and cases before it will be called in the following morning. Surnames of prosecutors begin with A through Y are listed, with days assigned from Monday March 10 to Friday March 14, under the instruction of the chief of police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maaveh
Dickson Mill and Grain Co. Elects Directors and Officers
At the annual stockholders meeting, William S. Connell A B Warman Cyrus D. Jones Colonel J H Ripple and A W Dickson were elected directors. The board organized naming A W Dickson president and FE L Buck secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Mil and Grain Companys
William S. Connell
A. B. Warman
Cyrus D. Jones
J. H. Ripple
A. W. Dickson
Offer Ie
FE. L. Buck
Donation to Meg. HL RB Thompson at church manse
Friends of Meg HL RB Thompson pastor of Caltech Baptist church will make a donation at the manse on Tuesday February 25 after noon and evening. Albare cordially invited to attend by order of committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Meg. HL
RB. Thompson
Caltech Baptist Church
Albare
Corset Fitters Offer Expert Service and Latest Models
The advertisement promises expert corset fitting to create a good figure, with guaranteed satisfactory results. It highlights availability of latest models for slender, medium, and full figures and prices ranging from 50 cents to 10 dollars and 50 cents.
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International Correspondence Schools Int
Text Book Co
R. E. Comegys & Co
Tine Bank
Levinton
Pin
THE
Baby Bazaar
Spruce Street
Susi
Mente Aerie
Fersonal
Beale
Sewing
Mandrews
Tn Tile
Tepore
Cohn
Wits Seein
Vou Dolemitee
Tatmaltig
Niohkagia
Eperimient
Monmiteree
Eyeduielyles
Reaiprocity
Matile Ayater
Miecbk
Tonkii
Cutrnnor
Manama
United States
Canada
Armerican
ML Thewe
Forier Verre
Chicago
Wally Conde
Moonvelt
Thursby
Schadt
Costello
Paine’s
J. J. Dondhue
Polie
Omaha
Palne
Coursen
Japan
Formosa
E. G. Coursen
Grand Jury
Price & Jenkins
Wyoming Ave
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Masury S
Magury
Franklin Ave
Cramer Wells Co
Hartford Typewriter
Marifond
Suetains Noo
Alee Pereinnertta
Prirclimaeys
Wartford
Jorma Bulbine
Siassiers and
Maygrave
Fred R. Smith
Linden Street
Board of Trade Building
Sewiili Bane
Spruce St
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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