Return Judges Meeting Set For City Court House
The Republican return Judges will meet tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the city court house to discuss upcoming procedures and ensure proper election handling.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1902
Page
3
Work Started on New Sewer Project
Howley Bros contractors began laying new sewers at Penn Avenue and Larch Street. Fifteen hundred feet of pipe are to be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howley Bros
Penn Avenue
Larch Street
DL&W Pays June Salaries to Scranton Trainmen
The Delaware, Lackawanna and West man trainmen will be paid tomorrow and Murday completing the pays in Scranton and vicinity for the month of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Westman
Murday
Doctor Certificate Granted to Robert Vanderberg White
Robert Vanderberg White of this city is awarded a certificate to practice medicine by the Homeopathic State Board of Medical Examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Vanderberg White
Homeopathic State Board of Medicalxaminers
Suspect Committed for Harness Theft in Lillibridge Case
Benjamin Howey of Blekely was committed to the county jail yesterday by Justice F. W. Arnold on a charge of stealing harness from John Lillibridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Howey
Blekely
Justice of the Peace
F. W. Arnold
John Lillibridge
Inquest Planned for Luigi Vinagra Shot Near Old Forge
Coroner Saltry will hold an inquest at 7 30 this evening into the death of Luigi Vinagra who was shot and killed near the William A colliery at Old Forge.
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Saltry
Luigi Vinagra
William A
Old Forge
Penn Avenue Baptist Church Outing To Lake Ariel Today
Members and friends of Penn Avenue Baptist Church and Sunday School journey to Lake Ariel for the annual outing. A large attendance is anticipated and participants expect a good time.
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Penn Avenue
Woodmen Camp 79 Percent Cedar Meet at Roob’s Mall
Cedar camp No 79 percent Woodmen of the World will gather in a deep forest after sunset on July 10 at Roob's Mall on UH Wyoming Avenue. A degree team will be formed by chief chopper Walter at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Camp
Deep Forest
Roob's Mall
Wyoming Avenue
Chopper
Walter
Elmhurst Woman Struck By Paralysis At Family Home
Mrs. Charles Schlager of Clay avenue was stricken with paralysis Monday at the family country home in Elmlehurst. Her condition is reported as very serious, with Dr. W. G. Fulton in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schlager
Clay Avenue
Elmlehurst
W. G. Fulton
Death of Nathan Rice Reaches Local Relatives
Word has been received of the death in Los Angeles California of Nathan Rice who formerly lived in this city about sixteen or seventeen years ago He was a brother of Max Rice of Madison avenue and the late Simon Rice from this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Nathan Rice
Rome
Max Rice
Madison Avenue
Simon Rice
Couple Is Arrested For Drunken Disorderly Conduct
Mr and Mrs Michael Ruane of Greens place were arrested last night by Magistrate Millar on a warrant from neighbor John Luginsky for habitual drunk and disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Ruane
Green's Place
Millar
John Luginsky
Replogle Sells Claim Against Wrothingham for 1409
The celebrated case of Attorney BD B Replogle and Arthur Wrothingham was settled yesterday when Replogle sold his claim against Wrothingham to the Fidelity and Guarantee company of Baltimore for 1409 dollars. The case has been aired in the local and so-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. B. Replogle
Arthur Wrothingham
Fidelity and Guarantee Company of
Baltimore
Supreme Court Action In Embesament Case Draws Fire
The note references a seven year span in a Supreme Court matter arising from an embesament claim against an attorney by Froth Ingham. The fragment implies ongoing litigation and involves named parties Froth Ingham and the attorney, with focus on the appellate or Supreme Court review over the lengthy dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preme Court
Froth- Ingham
Death of Mrs Harriet Von Storch at Capouse Avenue
Mrs Harriet N Von Storch wife of Curtington 8 Von Storch died of heart failure at 5 last evening at her Capouse Avenue home. Funeral services scheduled Saturday afternoon near 2 o’clock from her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet von Storch
Harriet N. von Storch
Curtington
von Storch
Capouse Avenue
Patrick Mullin Committed on Insult Charge
Patrick Mullin was committed to the county jail yesterday by Magistrate Howe for twenty days in default of a 15 fine on the charge of insulting small girls on South Washington Avenue Tuesday night. Patrolmen Walsh and Connery made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Mullin
Founty
Howe
Washington Avenue
Walsh and
Connery
Donations Acknowledged By Sisters Of St Joseph Home
The Sisters of St Joseph's Mounding Home acknowledge gifts including ice cream cake and candy from Rt Rev Bishop Hoban Mrs Husale and a friend as well as support from Stranton Stone Cutters' Association focal union Italians and Mrs P J Casey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of St. Joseph's
Farrell jailed after assault and disorderly conduct
Timothy Farrell was committed to the county jail by Alderman J F Noone of the Eighteenth ward for assault and battery and disorderly conduct. On the way from the alderman’s office he troubled Constable James Clark and refused to continue on Lackawanna avenue. Patrolman Tom Jones assisted and Farrell was lodged at the central police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Farrell
J. F. Noone
Farrell
James Clark
Lackawanna Avenue
Tom Jones
Clark
Central
Tunkhannock News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Court Action
Stephen Fitch, formerly of Keeler House broker in New York, visits Falls township. Sayre family William Sell moves to Pine street Dr Dennison property. Mrs Rush Courtright visits Wilkes Barre niece. Judge John Sittser to Baltimore. ex District Attorney John Jones in town. James Gallup freed on $1000 bail pending discharge rule. Women Relief corps hosts Grand Army guests for ice cream and cake. Argument court adjourned awaiting more attendees. Mamie Vaughn of Scranton visits family. Marsh Bacon returns to Pine street to live and work on Montrose railroad. Dr M E Dorsife of Centre Morland visits his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Stephen Fitch
Keeler
New York City
Falls Township
William Sell
Sayre
Dr. Dennison
Pine Street
Rush Courtright
Wilkes- Barre
Albert Lee
Second Street
John A. Sittser
Baltimore
John R. Jones
Scranton
James D. Gallup
Northmoreland
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic Post
Mamie Vaughn
Fourth Street
Marsh Bacon
South Montrose
Bacon
Montrose
M. E. Donrsife
Centremoreland
Twentieth Century club meeting set for Friday evening
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports the Twentieth Century club will gather at Mrs. J. C. Fuller home on Friday evening. Various local residents are noted visiting relatives and guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ellis of Moosic and Miss Genevieve Hoag returning from Stroudsburg and Saranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Twentieth Century Club
J. C. Fuller
Ellis
Moosic
E. L. Dunklee
C. A. Stowell
Clara
Afton
Burt Lewis
Moscow
Ella Myers
Old Forge
T. F. Brown
Ellsworth
Ashley
Iona Wagner
Ernestine Fuller
Meshoppen
George Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Ke, D. Lewis
Genevieve Hoag
Stroudsburg
Saranton
Obituary: Mary Crane Dies at 49 in City Home
Mary Crane aged 49 of 1310 Remington Avenue died last night. She is survived by children Patrick Thomas William Margaret and James. Funeral announcement later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crane
Remington Avenue
Patrick
Thomas
William
Margaret
James
Marriage License Granted to Williams and Hollenbuck in County
Court house offices report a marriage license issued yesterday to Brad J. Williams of Little Granville and Martha Hollenbuck of Greenwood. Blume & Son began suit yesterday to collect 50 from Collins Electric Vehicle Company for work on construction of electric vehicles for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bred J. Williams
Little Granville
Martha Hollenbuck
Greenwood
Blume & Son
Collins Electric’ Vehicle Company
Railroad Tracks Block City Streets as Officials Act
Selectmen report the new trolley line built without authority across River Orchard Hemlock Moosic streets prompting a move to remove tracks and halt bridge abutment work in Roaring Brook. Council also weighs Reynolds tract purchase for Nay Aug Park and passes several street and safety ordinances while addressing local incidents and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Ward
Roaring Brook
Reynolds
Nay Aug Park
Moesis
Schneider
O' Boyle
Quinnan
Select Council
River Street
Orchard Street
Hemlock Street
Moosle Street
New Business
O'Boyle
Director of Public Works
Reynolds' Bros
Messrs
Merriman
Clemons
McAndrew
Cosgrove
West Scranton
Hollow Street
Division Street
Hyde Park Avenue
Sixteenth Streets
Fifteenth Ward
Prospect Avenue
Third Reading
Patrick Golden recovers eye after operation in Pittston
Pittston reports Patrick Golden of Market street has undergone a successful operation restoring vision after a month of partial blindness. City payrolls arrived, with over 20000 dollars in bills awaiting payment though treasury holds only about 3000 dollars. Special Officer James Howell shot a dog that bit his son, and the dog’s owner filed trespass charges. Brothers baseball team of Hughestown seeks its sixteenth straight win at Berwick. Duryea council protests importing armed men from slums and plans to macadamize the main street. twelve seats reserved for officials at meetings. Wilkes-Barre naphtha launch tours the river. Eagle Hose to attend tri-county firemen’s event in Bloomsburg. Huckleberries sell for ten cents a quart as idle workers stay busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Patrick Golden
Market Street
Street Department
Gillgan
Treasury
James Howell
Donahue
Wilkes-Barre
Howell
Brothers
Hughestown
Berwick
Duryea
Eagle Hose Company
Tri-County
Bloomsburg
Freight workers gain to thirteen cents an hour in Bayre
The Bayre freight handlers are notified of a wage increase from twelve to thirteen cents per hour. Southern Tiler Division No. 10 conductors plan an excursion to Renwick Park Ithaca New York on Saturday July 1. The train departs Tunkhannock at 6 PM and arrives Ithaca at 9 30 PM returning at 8 PM. Fare from Tunkhannock 1.50 Mehoopany 1.40 Meshoppen 1.35 Laceyville 1.30 Wyra lusing 1.25. Weather concerns may push the trip to Monday. George Jackson of Albany township shot by Peter Ralzoski at Bernice speakeasy following a drunken brawl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Bayre
Southern Tiler Division
Renwick Park
Ithaca
N. Y
Tunkhannock
Cayuga Lake
Cornell University
Salt Works
Gun Works
Ithaca City Band
B. FF. Dunfee
Mehoopany
Meshoppen
Laceyville
Wryalusing
George Jackson
Albany Township
Peter
Splendid Opportunity for Youth Singing Instruction
WANTED A few bright boys and girls aged 7 to 14 to earn a year of singing instruction. Easy work. Apply at Alfred Wooler studio Carter building second floor 604 Linden Street Scranton Saturday morning July 12 at 9 o clock. This has no connection with the Tribune Educational Contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wooler
Carter Building
Linden Street
Scranton
The
Tribune
Disbrow Held for Trial in Murder Case
The New York hearing on the murder charge against Louis A. Disbrow was continued at Good Ground. Testimony described a cut over Foster's eye and alibis about oyster beds. Disbrow was held for the grand jury by the justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis A. Disbrow
Clarence Foster
Dimple Lawrence
Good Ground
L.t
Albert T. Hand
Foster
James Cassidy
Albert C. Mott
Bayman
Sarah Lawrence
Disbrow
Justice of the Peace
Prince Francis Joseph of Bruganga Arrigned in London Court
The hearing in Southwark police court on charges against Prince Francis Joseph of Bruganga, a member of the Austro-Hungarian mission to the Edward coronation, resumed with Sir Edward Clarke defending. The prosecutor changed the charge to misconduct under the criminal law amendment, and the defense signaled a conspiracy to rob and blackmail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Francis Joseph of
Bruganga
Edward
Southwark
Edward Clarke
Active theft at Yale exposes stolen jewelry haul
Police recovered rings scarf pins and cigarette cases valued at $2,000 plus after arresting Dorsey C Buargey a dorm sweep at Yale Van derbilt hall. Several pieces bear ownership marks linking them to Yale students including Regluild CC Vanderbilt and baseball pitcher John Gurgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Coyn
Dorsey C. Buargey
Vanderbilt Hall
Yale
Tultinis
Regluild CC
Vanderbilt
John Gurgin
Detail Leaves for Gettysburg From Wilkes-Barre
Captain J W Kambeck leads a ninety-man detail from the Thirteenth regiment departing at 9 20 PM via Delaware and Hudson for Gettysburg. The train moves through Wilkes-Barre and Allentown swapping lines to the Philadelphia and Reading. The detachment, with eight men per company, gathers at the armory and receives orders at 8 30 PM amid a cheering crowd.
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J. W. Kambeck
Wandling
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Reading
Allentown
Charles Adams
City
Delaware and Hudson
Gettysburg
John W. Kambeck
F. W. Henshaw
F. M. Wandling
P. F. Gunster
Smith
W. F. Capwell
Koehler
Peter Robling
Easton
Encampment Guests and Staff Changes Noted
Captain Kambeck visits with Artificer William Rafter of the Eighteenth Infantry on furlough. Rafter, first sergeant of Company B for nine years, will be hosted by his former captain. Fort Myer units and a cavalry squad accompany the encampment. Charles Adams named sergeant major in the First battalion. Colonels Ripple and Millar depart for Harrisburg to join state and army staffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kambeck
William Rafter
Eighteenth Infantry
Rafter
Fort Meyer
Watres
Charles Adams
Adams
E. H. Ripple
W. S. Millar
Harrisburg
Ripple
W. A. Stone
Millar
J. BP
Gobin
Rameses IT and Rameses III Sold at Frank O'Hara's
Sealed tin boxes of 60 Rameses IT or Rameses III are offered and regular sizes sold at Frank O'Hara's Cigar Store located at 431 Spruce Street.
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Rameses IT
Rameses III
Frank O'Hara
Spruce Street
Volcanoes threaten Costa Rica with rare eruptions
Exclusive AP dispatch from Managua reports Miravallis and Rincon de la Vieja volcanoes erupting with a day’s warning. No deaths among residents are recorded as communities remain on sparse cattle land and distant from the mountain fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Miravallis
Rincond de la Vieja
Lake Nicaragua
Unclear text on lake water and earthquakes
The fragment notes the lake and ocean water supply in the area being moderate and not highly explosive. It cites chemical action and crust readjustment as principal outbreak causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pole incident claims life of Pennsylvania man
Bethlehem police report John Sterner a Pennsylvania Telephone Company lineman was shocked by 590 volts while on a pole. He fell headfirst onto stones and died almost instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bethlehem
John Sterner
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Fineman
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