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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1902
Page
3
City Notes reports Major Molling's tatial on and revival offerings by comprehensive companies Hh oA Le andl, with Revivilol services at the African Methodist Episcopal church. The faithful attend as new converts appear, and the revival attracts interest for its earnest preaching and postier displays.
At the John Doe trade meeting the president ordered Recorder Connell to pursue a fence owner Dominik Mealey who claims land at Linden and Ninth streets. City crews attempted to remove the fence repeatedly, clashing with Mealey who arrived with stones prompting a police response and riot act read.
Scranton Bicycle Club held a smoker event last night at the club house. An orchestra provided music and games were arranged by the entertainment committee. Refreshments were served during the evening.
Lakewood stands out as an exceptional winter resort offering mild temperatures and convenient access from New York. Hotels provide comfort and convenience with attentive service while guests pursue golf, polo, cycling, hunts, and other leisure activities. A promotional booklet No 1 with illustrations is available free from M G Burt General Passenger Manager at Liberty Street New York.
Thorne Phoden and Mise Katherine Chiithinher wed in St Pauls Oni Greet Teldge yesterday at 7 o clock. The ceremony was by Reverend Abedtionnis before a large gathering of friends. The bride, a handsome son of Braun Venetlin, wore elk and attended by her bridesmaids. The groom is Uhierlen, brother of the groom. A wedding breakfast at the White's on Albright avenue followed and the couple departed for New York and other elite destinations aboard a private train assisted by Mr. Ayelet, president of the Tinted Sates hotel.
Toehe announces that several firms have pledged to stop dumping near Cher Lackwitcher’s river. The letter from authorities notes votes from Serution Gasmo Water, Bik TDoul and Tron, and Economy Light Heat and Power to refrain from encroaching on the riverbed. Without action, river narrowing could have long delayed political outcomes.
George Atherton of North Scranton was brought before Magistrate Howe charged with obstructing Providence read and refusing to allow Fire Bureau Superintendent Ferber the right of way. Ferber testified he was responding to an alarm in North Scranton when Atherton drove on the wrong side and refused to yield for several minutes. Magistrate Millar fined Atherton $3.
Patrick Walsh's condition improved after being slashed with an oar by his brother Martin on Tuesday. Doctors found major arteries severed but not fully. authorities consider Maurer Walsh possibly mentally deranged and may pursue a sanity examination.
Mrs A J Tilley of Ogden Utah asks Superintendent of Police Day to locate her brother James Toughill who lived at 01 Jackson street. She notes she has just arrived from Australia and is desperate to find him.
Loc union No. 1428 of the United Mine Workers appoints a special committee to study and present a plan for a cooperative store system for members. The group will evaluate feasibility and outline steps to implement the project.
A string of obituaries and funeral notices from Washburn Street area announce the deaths of David Jones aged 66 and others including Julia Lardner and Mary Kane. Services are set at North Broiu avenue residence, Forest Cemetery, Wishburn and Cathedral cemetery locations with interments planned in Forest, Wishburn, and Cathedral cemeteries. The notices list surviving family such as sisters, a daughter, and a widow, with details of funeral times and burial places.
Emil Colasi crushed to death by a fall of frozen earth while digging a trench near Thomas Saville's new building. Gus Vanbuski escaped with minor injuries. Joseph McAndrew, 18, son of Councilman J. Z. McAndrew, broke his back after a freight and a switch engine collision near the power house. Attorney Mulholland suffered a fractured femur. Patrick Brazelle rendered unconscious. Bilolene, 10, and Cine Vonbtski also injured in the same incident. coroner to hold inquest tonight.
Postmaster H Ripple appoints Michael Spellian Orlando CL Jones Walter A Northrop and Bara BL Cotay as substitute carriers now regulars due to growing vegetable carrier counts ahead of free delivery. Tomorrow the new system launches and Dunmere carters may be named today. Robert Burns lodge OU O P plans farewell for George F Miller after twenty six years as secretary, leaving for Buffalo. meeting at hall Thursday night.
The remedy long esteemed by physicians for curing diseases and urinary troubles is reportedly in use in hospitals and sanatoriums for nearly thirty years with unfailing success. It is now available in drug stores at 7.00 per bottle or 6.00 for 2 bottles.
A buggy struck Mulholland on Lackawanna Avenue near Pranks Lane, injuring him and fracturing his right femur. He was taken to Lackawanna Valley Hospital and later transferred to Lackawanna Hospital for treatment. Another man, Vainlek Bravelle, was knocked down on Lackawanna Avenue near Washington Avenue with a severe scalp wound and was assisted into a clothing store before ambulance removal to hospital.
Ten liquor licenses were revoked by the court after testimony on Sunday selling. Names from Lackawanna and nearby townships appear. most defenses deemed flimsy yet one case against John J Coyne of Minooka was dismissed for insufficient proof. Several revocation applications remain pending.
Frank L. Phillips former cashier of the Tithe Chambery and Must Company sues Triders National Bank. He alleges he was induced to back a $5000 over issue of stock for A Williams and signed a $2900 note backed by collateral security valued at $10,000 in South End Land Co. of Binghamton. Phillips contends the collateral was not good and seeks reimbursement. Willard Warren & Winapp represent him.
The plaintiff's testimony ended just before noon as counsel for the defendant moved for a compulsory non-suit. Arguments centered on negligence by the company, contributory fault by the plaintiff and his father, duty of the defendant, and whether the accident was avoidable. The court will resume today as spectators crowd the proceeding in the crowded courtroom.
In Ontario case, Owen Wivan of Winton sought accident benefits but jurors accepted defense claims of attempted fraud and returned a verdict against him. Attorney L. P. Wedeinin represented the plaintiff with James J. O Malley for the defendant.
In Scranton yesterday the jury in the Fijenn Tuslor veil damage case told Judge Lynch they could not reach a verdict and wished to be discharged. The judge admonished them to deliberate and set a fresh session for Wednesday night, prompting a light courtroom reaction from all present.
A jury reached a verdict and the ruling was sealed ahead of delivery in court this morning. Court officers prepared the documents for submission as the decision awaits formal filing.
In chambers Judge Vosburg heard the final discharge petition for George B Srivil ton as guardian of minor Thinnah U Kirkwood with the minor now of age. The guardian Mr Davidson and David J Reedy represented parties. no decree was issued yet. Separate estates involving Brant Lin Howell and Navin Jones were discussed with requests for final accounts and real estate actions. An order sets March 27 as the start of the next term for hearings and required notices.
Willard Warren and Knapman appeal a lower court ruling after a rule to open to judgment in a dispute over street car strikers agency funds. The case centers on Keller’s dated statements and an affidavit claiming Keller signed a note as a receipt for executive funds, disputing how money was disbursed.
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