Revere Coal Employees Paid for June Half
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western collieries at Jill mine paid workers yesterday for the last half of June.
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Jill
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1902
Page
3
Jail booking notes allege non-support by husband Frank Mulrooney
Yesterday a man named Frank Mulrooney was committed to the county jail by Alderman Ruddy after defaulting on bail of 00. He faced accusations of non-support by his wife, with the location given as Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
Ruddy
Frank Mulrooney
Spruce Atroet
Wis
Memorial Carnival Arrests and Local Court Actions
A chaotic night at Elk carnival leads to a disorderly conduct arrest of a young boy and a hospitalization after a fall at home. Mary Ipstach of Dimnmoré faces a charges involving food theft. Anthony Mo Excursid linked to a swindling case. Mrs Rose Walinski fined for assault with $4 and $100 bail posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polleray
Elk Carnival
Js Rounds
Pan Avene Baptist Church Excursion to Lake Ariel Planned
The Pan Alpha Baptist Church and Sunday School announce an excursion to Lake Ariel on July 10. Committees on transportation recreation amusement fund refreshments coordinate efforts to ensure a memorable and enjoyable outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Avene
Lake Ariel
Judds Host Pleasant Evening At Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Judd entertained last evening at their residence 1 Penn Avenue. The gathering included Pheissey Me as Molly Gilmartin Maryelvin B Cavanaugh Sarapid Lopkins Stead Joseph Metzar performed a wing dance Edith Richards and Miss Mary ng attended the party with several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd
Fred Judd
Theiiff
Penn Avenue
Pheissey Meas
Molly Gilmartin
Maryelvin
B. Cavanaugh
Sarapid Lopkins
Stead
Joseph Métzar
Faptnstic Aivle
Edith Richards
Maryng
Funeral of John Dratk Held After West Mountain Death
Revs Nordt and Ritter conducted the funeral for John Dratk who died on West Mountain. Large crowd gathered at 116 Mulberry Street for services. Camp 44 FP of America and the Patriotic Order Sons of America participated with pallbearers Charles Wirth Eugene Tannler Fred Wirth Christ Naehr Christ Wirth and William Hammen. Flowers by H red Deising and Charles Kriclich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dratk
West Mountain
Ouse
Mulberry
Camp 44
America
Patriotic Order
W. A
Piltstong Avenue
Ceme
Sons of America
Charles Wirth
Eugene Tannler
Fred Wirth
Christ Naehr
Christ Wirth
William Hammen
H Red Deising
Charles Kriclich
Buildings sold for No. 8 school site in South Scranton
The building committee sold six structures at Cedar avenue and Maple street. Peter Hiltz Henry Motchman and Nick Moelgs bought the buildings for relocation to their nearby lands. Hiltz paid 150 dollars for two buildings while Motchman and Moeler paid 16 dollars for four buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Scranton
Cedar Avenue
Maple Street
Eter Hiltz
Henry Motchman
Nk Moelgs
Hilts
Motchman
Moeler
Obituary Notices for O Boyle and Sheffield
John boyle two year old son of Mr and Mrs James O Boyle of 427 Railroad Avenue died last evening. Funeral notice to follow later. William R Sheffield of Silex Street died Wednesday after a brief illness. Survived by wife married six months ago. Funeral set for 2 30 Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John of Boyle
Ang Mire
James O'Boyle
Railroad Ag Iiue
William R. Sheffield
Silex
Elk carnival continues with day long performances
Crowds enjoyed both acts at the Elk carnival with strong turnout and satisfaction. A continuous show begins at 9 o clock with gates opening soon after. The Cairo street attraction featuring Banu the chimpanzee and the Orient theater draw large crowds alongside the Cingalese village and Moorish palace exhibits. Elks management vows to prevent cannon firecrackers and explosives on the midway today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Three Hurt by Dynamite In West Minooka Accident
Alexander Zerda of Minooka and two companions were seriously hurt when a dynamite cap exploded during Fourth of July revelry in West Minooka. Zerda lost a left hand, another man was blinded, and both were taken to Lackawanna hospital for treatment. A third man walked home with lighter injuries. The injured Poles were identified with difficulty. doctors treated eye and facial injuries and performed surgery to attempt eye preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Zerda
Minooka
Zerda
Lackawanna Hospital
Zelda
W. H. Olmstead
Taylor
J. J. Walsh
South Scranton
Quiet Fourth Marks Cities Festivities With Low Key Observance
After years the Fourth was observed quietly with few fireworks owing to police rules against cannons. Shoppers filled streets early, then vanished by 11 pm. Excursions to Lake Ariel Lake Lodore Mountain Park Binghamton Niagara Falls ran today while Elk's carnival Athletic park ball games Wuhler's grove picnic speedway races Nuy Aug park events and a Country club tennis golf tournament culminated in a night dance and fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Lake Ariel
Lake Lodore
Mountain Park
Binghamton
Niagara Falls
Athletic Park
Wuhler’s Grove
Dunmore
Nuy Aug Park
Green Ridge Residents Head Out For Summer Trips
Green Ridge notes report residents leaving for visits and vacations. Van Allen Thomason travels to Buffalo. Mrs G W Kear and Charles Monsey go to Luke Wake for the season. M Walker family to Clark Summit for the Fourth. Zurtlich family occupies cottage at Lake Sheridan. Mrs Martin leaves Green Ridge for Longland stay. Mrs A Conrad sails from Cherry Street to New York then Europe for two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulevard Avenue
van Allen Thomason
North Park
Buffalo
G, W. Kear
Gon
Charles
Monsey Avenue
Luke Wiwoke
M. Walker
Green Ridge Street
Clirk’s
Zurtlich
Jefferson Avenue
Lake Sheridan
Pastor Sues for 6000 in Libel Case in Scranton
Rev J Vaughan Davies of the First Welsh Baptist Church files a libel suit against Rev William F Davies of Memorial Baptist Church seeking 6000 dollars for injuries claimed from an alleged defamatory statement. The case centers on statements published about the Welsh Baptist leader in North Scranton.
Clergy Libel Suit In Scranton Over Pastor Credentials
Rev. William F. Davies is charged with writing and circulating a libelous statement accusing J. Vaughan Davies of fraudulently presenting credentials as pastor of the First Welsh Baptist Church in Scranton. The suit cites disputed associations and alleges the writ was published to defame the plaintiff and obstruct his pastorate in Mahanoy City and Berks County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William IF. Davies
First Welsh Baptist Church
Memorial Baptist
Old Church
Welsh Baptist Association
Pennsylvania
Abington Baptist Association
J. Vaughan Davies
Indian Territory
First Baptist Church
William F. Davies
John F. Scrage
Tien
Credentala
Saldathant
Welsh Bauptist Association of
Baptists of
Atvant
Pennsyilvania
Jesus Christ
Welsh Baptist Association of
Northeastern Pennsylvanian
E. Edwards
William PF
Davies
First Welsh Baptist Church of
Scranton
Summit Avenue
Stending
Welsh Baptist Church
Mahanoy
Berinton
Lackowhnne
Oforenald
John V. Davies
Gontine
Baptist Church
West Market Street
Mahanoy City
Davies Charged With Defamation in Damages Claim
The pastor of the church asserts the accuser had proper credentials and he could prove them when required. The defendant denies the charges and seeks $5,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amfiant
Willliam F. Davies
Thornton Sues Over Family Property Partition Plea
Joseph F. Thornton of Alliance Nebraska files an equity suit against Andrew Thornton Jr and other heirs of Andrew Thornton Sr seeking partition of estate property on West Market Street and an accounting of rents and profits allegedly diverted to Andrew Jr including 600 dollars from the Ontario and Western railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Thornton
Alliance
Neb
John J
Andrew, Jr
Margaret Thornton
Mary Ann Cullen
Catherine Moran
William Moran
Patrick Cullen
Andrew Thornton
West Market Street
Andrew Thornton, Jr
Ontario & Western
Keyser Valley
John F. Scragg
Andrew
Probate granted and licenses issued in city yesterday
The will of Patrick Connelly was admitted to probate and letters testamentary granted to Annie M O'Donnell. A marriage license was issued to William Allen and Jennie Brimble of Wilkes-Barre. An appeal from a summary conviction before Alderman W S Millar was taken by Su Vi Hune, who was arrested for operating an opium den. Alderman Millar fined him $100. Court allowed an appeal on motions by Attorney George Okell, who represents the Chinaman. It is alleged the conviction was totally legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Connelly
Annie M. O'Donnell
William Allen
Jennie Brimble
Wilkes-Barre
W. 8
Millar
Su Vi Hune
George Okell
Chinaman
Judge Vosburg Ratifies Cusick Ward Settlement
Judge A A Vosburg rules in the Patrick F Cusick estate that the ward has reached full age and settled with guardian Peter J McCaffrey. The $4679.17 fund is approved for distribution. An audit for W H Link estate is set for Sept 19 1902 at 10 am to hear distribution and resolve disputed claims with notice to all interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Vosburg
Patrick F. Cusick
Owen Cusick
Peter J. McCaffrey
Judge Vosburg
W. H. Link
Williamsport man declared bankrupt in federal court
J. J. Beisser of Williamsport was adjudged a bankrupt in the district court. His petition lists liabilities of 4550.04 and assets of 1611.93. A creditors’ petition in the cases of Jacob Shenk and others from Lebanon and local residents claims Shenk owes over 1000 with combined claims over 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Beisser
Williamsport
District Federal Court
Beisser
Jacob Shenk
Lebanon
Emily Cobb
E. H. Uhler
B. W. Kline
Geo. c. Conger
Shenk
Patterson Calls on President Over Miner Strike
Congressman Patterson of Pennsylvania urged the president to take action to end the strike. The president expressed hope for a quick resolution and said he is considering all suggestions to enable informed interference if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patterson
Pennsylvania
Dunmore Officer Installation and Local News Roundup
Dunmore council No 22 prepares to install officers led by State Councillor B Frank Myers at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday. Local residents scattered through the region share fishing triumphs and family visits with notes on Catfish weights, Lake Winola trips and hospitality at Lake Clemo and Blakely Street homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frank Myers
Wickes-Harre
Dunmore Council
United American Mechanics
Odd Fellows’ Hall
D. ¢. Avery
Grove Street
George Shepton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Engineers
Lake Henry
Avery
Bhepton
Edward Washer
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Brown
Green Ridge Street
Lake Winola
H. M. Spencer
Drinker Street
Hotel Hinley
Lake Clemo
Edward Noggles
Dorothy
Mra
Noggles
Frank Sanders
Blakely Street
W. M. Chamberlin
Hallstead
Charles Oliver
Charles H. Newing
Honesdale
Mollie Healy
Chestnut Street
Roosevelt Heads to Pittsburg for Fourth of July Parade
Exclusive AP report states President Roosevelt departed Washington at 7 4 tonight by Pennsylvania Railroad for Pittsburgh to join the Fourth of July celebration at Schneley Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania, Railro
Pittsburg
Schneley Park
Sheriff Removes Guards at William A Colliery in Lackawanna
Sheriff Schadt substitutes his own deputies for the coal and iron police at William A colliery. Italian leaders promise no more trouble, while some offer to help guard the mine. No militia call, as work resumes with reduced tension and a 10 percent wage raise for about 600 Pennsylvania Coal Company workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Colliery
Schadt
William A
Lackawanna
Willard, Warren & Knapp
F. Tiscar
theItalian
John BE. Gaffney
Mr. Tiscor
Vinazza
Malin Street
Cusick
Washington Avenue
St. Lucie
Chestnut Street
Cathedral Cemetery
Nicholls
Duryea
Dempsey
Nanticoke
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Spanish War Veterans Meet in Pennsylvania Encampment
The second annual meeting of the Spanish American War Veterans Department of Pennsylvania opened with thirty delegates. Officers elected include Ambrose Higgins as department commander and James B. Coryell as Commander in Chief. next encampment slated for Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Department of Pennsylvania
C.T. O'Neill
Allentown
James B. Coryell
Philadelphia
Edward J. Minnick
Chicago
Ambrose Higgins
J. P. Kennedy
Blairsville
Charles Spangler
Ferdinand Koenig
C. A. Sidenstricker
York
R. Brice Gamble
Menadville
Fred M. Ott
Harrisburg
Francis Hoyt
Council of
Mary Anthony
P. Slout
Milton
C. A. Vandergrift
Doylestown
Ellis Simpson
Columbia
De Windt Expedition Rescued Off Siberian Coast
News from San Francisco confirms Harry De Windt and his party, who left Paris on December 19, were rescued near the Siberian coast by the revenue cutter Thetis. De Windt had forecasted the rescue if ice conditions prevented their land crossing. The group aimed to travel overland from Paris to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harry de Windt
San Francisco
Dee
Paris
New York
Siberian
Thetis
de Windt
Associated Press
Hering Straits
United States Revenue Cutter
America
City group forms in Hazleton for Citizens Alliance
Hazleton July 3 preliminary steps were taken to organize a Citizens Alliance modeled on Wilkes-Barre and Beranton associations. Temporary officers were chosen but not announced. Another meeting will be held later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hazleton
Citizens’ Alliance
Wilkes-Barre
Beranton
James
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