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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1902

Page

8

Forfeitures and Philadelphia cases reviewed by Judge Rice

The column surveys multiple Philadelphia legal matters including a forfeiture ruling in a fraud case linked to vote tampering, a petition challenging a jail sentence, and the Philadelphia High School vaccination dispute. It notes Judge Rice's conclsions, a dissent by Judge Porter, and related appeals from Buck Mountain and Lackawanna cases.

Philadelphia Ayer Elie Aml Pontesylvania Ducembier Ald Rive Sims Trioly Laeville Dovker William Dpd Porter Mise Lyndall Ale Board of Education Rice Mwigh Committee On High School For Girls Board of Public Education Kwarlene High School Tt Fana Piplla Supreme Court Dilfield Ve Williamsport Committee On Hygiene Buck Mountain Coal Company Appellee Millia

Royal Rival stars Faversham at Lyceum in London season

The Lyceum presents A Royal Rival featuring William Faversham as De Baz amid swashbuckling swordplay and romantic intrigue. Julie Opp, Magee Yalloway, and James Kearney headline a vivid cast in a lavishly mounted production with stylish costumes and stagecraft. Audience reactions praised Faversham's vigorous, dashing performance despite weather interruptions.

Ceann Te Bazan Wiliam Faversham Lyceum Faversham de Baz Gerd du Maurier Faverstain Julie Opp Marita Boone Magegin Yalloway Wisher Leon Till James Kearney Kidwin Atevnie Sails Edwards

Creton Clarke Delivers Bold Richelieu Run At Lyceum

Creton Clarke starred in Richelieu at the Lyceum Saturday and Sunday evenings, drawing strong crowds and applause. Frankie Carpenter and Jere Grady headlined Pawn Ticket 210 at the Academy of Music with growing audience turnout and lively reception.

Frankie Carpenter Jere Grady Academy of Music Miss Carpenter Meg Ms. Grady Murrli

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Digestive Relief

An advertisement extols a simple safe cure for catarrh of the stomach via after meal tablets containing Dias Tase, Aseptic Pepsin, MNnx, Golden Seal and fruit acids. It claims prompt digestion prevents irritation and cites Mr. N. J. Booker of Chicago praising the product after using one box.

Harlanson Stuart N. J. Booker Chicago

Garrison Girl and Thursday Afternoon Shelter Mug at Star

The program tonight includes The Garrison Girl TM and Thursday afternoon Shelter Mug. A bag punching contest at the Star pits Misa Belle Gordon against Mary Davis known as Young Shakey for a substantial prize. Gordon is touted as a top female bag puncher in the United States with Mrs New York Jr. topping the bill later in the week at the Star.

The Star Misa Belle Gordon Sur Mary Davis Young Shakey Miss Gordon United States Mrs New York, Jr

Sousa’s Return Sparks Praise for American Band

The American Sousa band returns from a British tour to acclaim from critics. An English reviewer hails the ensemble as uniquely American with original composition and precise performance. Sousa’s conduct and musicianship are praised alongside the vibrant energy of the touring group.

Sousa Souse Royal Albert Hall London Southampton Ovatlona Musselins America Pecans Bile Lear Medician Lill Pirdlie Boua Byton Ameryen Dane Oltaine Dorothy Hoylé Arthur Joyce

Railroad Time Tables for New York and Western roads

Timetable notes for New York Ontario and Western line show departures and arrivals at Carbondale Cadoola Scranton and surrounding points. Mentions connections to New York City Middletown Horwich and Guinda with weekly and weekday train numbers and times.

Local business directory excerpt lists dozens of firms and stores

A compiled list shows numerous firms across towns such as Archbald Avoca Carbondale Pittston Providence Jermyn Throop West Pittston and Wyoming. Names include Keystone Store Co J H Peck Alvord and Male E Laird and Bro Gilroy and McAnulty Mt Jessup Coal Co and others indicating wholesale and retail establishments in the region.

Pittiston J. D. Delahunty Pittston Junction Thomas Maloney Providence J. K. Smith Gilroy & McAnulty F. Crossman Richmondale Keystone Store Co. Taylor John Thomas

Railroad Timetables For Delaware Lackawanna and Western

In effect November 3 1001 trains depart Scranton for New York at 1 49 9 15 6 04 7 60 and 10 05 pm. to New York Philadelphia at 7 60 10 05 am and 12 45 8 24 pm. to Buffalo 1 15 6 22 and 8 00 am 1 55 6 60 and 7 10 pm. to Binghamton and way stations 10 20 am and 1 10 pm. to Oswego Syracuse Utica 1 15 6 2 am and 1 65 pm with daily Oswego Syracuse Utica 6 22 am except Sunday. Bloomsburg Division lists Northumberland 6 40 and 2 05 am 6 10 pm Plymouth 6 10 am 8 40 and 9 00 pm Sunday. for New York 1 40 1 15 9 08 and 1 05 am 3 40 8 88 pm. to Buffalo 1 15 and 6 22 am 1 5 0 50 and 11 85 pm. to Binghamton and way stations 10 20 pm. Bloomsburg Division leave Scranton 10 05 am and 6 10 pm.

Scranton New York Philadelphia Toby- Hanni Buffalo Binghamton and Way Oswego Syracuse Utica A. W Montrose Nicholson Bloomsburg Northumberland Plymouth Binghamton

Train Schedule in Effect June 2 2001 Scranton to Philadelphia

Schedule lists weekday departures from Scranton at 6.8 a m and 9 28 a m via Wilkes Barre and Pottsville with through vestibule service to Philadelphia and Washington, including Pullman buffet parlor car and coaches, stops at intermediate stations, and later 4 27 p m and 5 0 0 p m trains to Pittsburgh and the west. signatures Hutchinson and Wool.

Scranton Wilken-Barre Pullman Turfet Philadelpha Pottsville Alva Connecta Sunbury Uirrisburg Philadelphia Maltimore Washington Vitteburg West Morrisburg Baltimore Pittsburg Pittabure Hutchinson Pas

Trains Schedule for Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre From Scranton

In Effect November 21 1901 trains for Carbondale depart Scranton at 6 20 and 8 00 am with additional local times. For Wilkes Barre services include 6 58 7 48 8 41 6 08 10 44 and 13 08 pm with Sunday additions and northbound connections to Albany and other points. The schedule lists numerous station and timing details for lines to Carbondale Wilkes Barre and Albany plus notes on Sunday trains and endpoints.

Carbondale Scranton Joa Law Wid Nut Honesdal Wilkes-Barre Pelnis Pennsylvenia R Albany Ail Ami Wilkes Barrie Baeon Pointe Nord Hunendale S.agy

Scranton to New York and Philadelphia Train Schedules

Trains depart Scranton for New York, Philadelphia via Huston Bethlehen Allentown and Wilkes Barre at 4 p m and 7 a m. Quaker City Express runs 7 a m from Scranton with Pullman Parlor Cars to Philadelphia. Additional routes to Avoca Pittaton and Meading Lebanon via Al-Tontown and other towns list morning and afternoon departures. Tickets available from station agents.

New York Liberty Street South Merry Scranton Philadelvia Huston Bethlehen Allentown Minch Thigk White Haven Ashley Wilkes Barre Silas Quaker City Express Palladelphia Avoca Pittaton C. M. Bert Piss W. W. Wentz

Train Schedules to Philadelphia New York Scranton and beyond

Rail notices list trains from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York via D and UL lines, calling at Goth and various local stations. Details include Black Diamond Express departures, intermediate stops like Towanda Elina Geneva Rochester and Chicago routes, with times in the early morning and evening, conductor and agent names, and Pullman accommodations.

Teave Scranton Philadelphia New York St. R. J Goth Amd Bis Sule Dave DF & IL IL OB Las Pam Poe White Laven Minaleton Sia i Poirsvilly Geum A. WN Meillehen Haeton Reading Marrishueg Privetnal Mara Geneva B. Lo West Mochester Hellala Magara Malle Chicago Sondaya Wilkes Hare Yorks Bethlehem

Erie Railroad Timetable Brief from Wyoming Division

The notice outlines limited train connections for the Erie Railroad Wyoming Division with trains to New York and Newburgh and intermediate stops. It lists departures around 7:20 a.m. from Wilberfield and Hawley, noting interchanges at intermediate points and the lack of early arrival times.

Traima New York Newburgh Internediate Bas Ld Taranton Wiberbalieau Henesdale Hawley Interwedia Palais New

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