City Notes Wedded By Magistrate Willah
Marrieta Loja and Mice Vincenbo Grassi both of Wincil were yesterday married by Magistrate Sillar. A backet pronie yesterday at Nay Aug park by Volunteer minion and Adame Avenue chapel branches of the second Tresbyterian church. Phillipe Naver of Renton township married to Harriet Dulevan by Alderman Ruddy. An important meeting of the Consrecating Atehe Checard will be held this evening at a polk in the Ceerey room on Linden street. attendees requested to procene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willah
Marrieta Loja
Mice Vincenbo Grassi
Wincil
Sillar
Basket
Minion
Adame Avenue
Nay Aug Park
Hoctor
Phillipe Naver
Adipres
Renton
Mies
Harriet Dulevan
Ruddy
Pontomet
Polk
Ceerey Room
Linden Street
Politicians Sift Candidates in Lackawanna County
Dr J C Bateson of Green Ridge Dunmore is talked of as a Republican coroner candidate. Dr Hutewon, a longtime Lackawanna physician, is also noted. Col E K Ripple is reappointed Scranton postmaster for four years as the Democratic committee fixes primary and convention dates. John Slivingki named postmaster at Priceburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Bateson
Green Ridge
Dunmore
Beranton
Lackawanna County
Lackawanna County Medical Association
Hutewon
State of
Laws
Wayne County
State
This
Col. EK. Ho Ripple
Scranton
McKinley
Col Ripple
Lieutenant Rourke Appointed Battalion Adjutant in Spanish American War unit
Colonel L A Watros announced Richard J Rourke will become battalion adjutant of the first battalion with the rank of lieutenant to replace W E Gunster who resigned. Rourke served as a private in the Thirteenth during the Spanish American War and rose to sergeant and battalion sergeant major on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Watros
Richard J. Rourke
W.E. Gunster
Bourke
Thirteenth Regiment Details for Mt Grotua Move
Advance detail of the Thirteenth regiment under Captain J W Kambeck will depart for Mt Grotua tonight at o clock. Assembly at the armory at eelowk. The detail includes eighty men. Captain Frank M Wandling and Commissary Sergeant Pyed MM Koehler will accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kambeck
Mt. Grotua
Eelowk
Frank M. Wandling
Pyed
MM. Koehler
Lace Company Meeting Sees All Former Officers Reelected
The annual meeting of the lace firm saw former officers and directors unanimously reelected to their positions. Stockholders discussed company affairs and reaffirmed leadership for another term.
Beranton Lace Curtain Co Reelects Officers
The Beranton Lace Curtain Manufacturing Company held a meeting yesterday afternoon and re elected all former officers. President J Benj Dimmick. Vice President Henry Belin Jr. Treasurer Paul B Belin. Secretary and General Manager H W Taylor. Directors include J Benj Dimmick Henry Belin Je We MM Taylor William Creighton Weston C A Welles John Simpson T H Watkins W J Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Lace Curtain Manufacturing Company
J. Benj
Dimmick
Henry Belin, Jr
Paul B. Belin
H. W. Taylor
Henry Belin
We MM
Taylor
William Creighton
Weston
C. A. Welles
John Simpson
T. H. Watkins
W. J. Lewis
Timken Tire Company Seeks Location Inducements
A 1900 Scranton Board of Trade letter from Timken Moller Nearing Axle Company requests inducements to locate in a city. Scranton promises cheap raw materials, transportation rail access, and ten years of tax exemptions, but rejects cash subsidies. The letter asks for land area, workforce, and payroll figures to assess investment potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timken Teller
Timken Moller
Axte Company
Preaton
General Eastern Wenager
Scranton
Board of Wrade
Timken Rete Tearing Axle Company
Hrealway
N.Y
Geoat
Lear
Teuly
D. BH. Atherton
Wild Runaway Engine Grips Sterrick Creek Mine
A small mine engine at the Sterrick Creek colliery near Pockville ran away from the breaker around 10 o clock. It damaged two other engines in its path before being derailed and brought under control as workers attempted to halt the runaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterrick Creek
Pockville
Severe thunderstorm damages towns and structures
A severe storm hit Hallstead and Ghent Bend yesterday afternoon with thunder lightning and strong wind. In Great Bend lightning damaged three houses and the chamois tannery while the Lackawanna depot roof in Hallstead was ripped. Trees were blown down and several people were slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallstead
Ghent Bend
Great Bend
Chamois
Steam Burst Strands Delaware and Hudson Engine Near Peckville
A Delaware and Hudson engine attached to a coal train near Peckville station belched steam and flames after a boiler burst. Engineers John Sullivan and fireman Willan Foster escaped unharmed as flames enveloped the cab before extinguished. A second engine later towed the train to Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Peckville
John Sullivan
Willan Foster
Sullivan
Carbondale
Dixon Sues City for Damages Over Street Grade Change
A hearing was held in the city before Referee B. Littl in the case of Patrick Dixon of Hirloom Avenue versus the city. Dixon claims his property suffered damage and his wife’s health was permanently affected when Bloom Avenue grade changes caused surface water to collect on his property. Attorneys Vosburg & Dawson, George W. Benedict, and B. F. Tinkham represent Dixon. City Solicitor Watson represents the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
B. Littl
Patrick Dixon
Hirloom Avenue
Bloom Avenue
Vosburg & Dawson
George W. Benedict
B. F.tinkham
Watson
Train Wreck Delays Lackawanna 7 at Boonton Yard
Train No 7 on the Lackawanna road was delayed three hours by a wreck in the Boonton yard. A Wildcat engine backing into the yard derailed and collided with Engine 12, overturning it and destroying four of the wildcat’s cars. No injuries reported. Both tracks blocked, No 7 returned to Hoboken then rerouted via the old track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Road
Booonton
Boonton
Hoboken
Long Court Fight Over Griffin Tract Heirs Ruling
An elaborate fourty four page opinion by President Judge H M Edwards in the equity suit of A D D Pean trustee et al. v Th M Winton et al. awards the plaintiffs a favorable ruling on the Church and Dean interests in the T C Griffin tract. The decision outlines trust duties and future accounting and anticipates appeal to the Supreme Court, with further hearings to determine detailed balances through a master or court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Ndwarda
A. D D. Pean
Triustee
Th. M. Winton
Den
Natute
Isage Dean
W. W. Winton
Catherine Winton
HR. M. Winton
BR. M. Winton
Walter W. Winton
Winton Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Ik Hill Coal and Tren Company
T. C. Griffin
A. H. Winton
KER
Osborne
Isaac Dein
Joxeph Church
Thomas Livey
Winton
Dean
Church
Supreme Court
Edwards
Lkelihood
L W. W. Winton
Teac Deon
Ehare
Porchiavet
Joseph Chirihim
Thee
Witten
Nike
Witton
Thin Interoat
Cheorch
Aualn
Ty Winton
Speardane
Wits
P.M. Winton
W. W. Winston
Steels, Or & Master
Thie Cave
Pennsylvania
Sea Dean
Joseph Church
Wintonfal Company, Limited
Mary Grew
Catherine Winton Theouwghter
Jamey
Cothering Winton
Sherif
Damary
Joseph Chunch
Becau
W. Winton
Cheriff
Septembber
Nhewise
Truat
Devine
Cathering Winton
Glass Falls From Third Story Window Injures Woman and Boy
A pane of glass from a Spruce street third floor window struck Mrs. Clinton Silkman and her seven year old son Bertram, removing her hat and cutting the boy’s head and hand. They were looking into the Haby Bazaar window when the wind likely blew the glass free. Mrs. Silkman narrowly avoided stronger injury as the shard hit and caused a three inch skull wound and a two inch hand gash. both were treated at nearby buildings after being escorted to medical help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bpruce Street
Clinton Silkman
Bertram
Dr. Mears
Bey
Connell
Four Applicants Compete for Mine Inspectorship Posts
The examination for mine Inspectorships in the First and Second districts started in City Hall with four candidates Edward Roderick Henry Prytherch James L Barr and Samuel D Phillips. Preliminary questions covered age citizenship and experience and all were satisfied. The competency exam begins this afternoon at 2 90 oclock and will run for several days. The board includes John F Snyder James K Morrison James Young Vaughn Richards and Alex Ruhland Emil Bonn serves as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Edward Roderick
Henry ©. Prytherch
Jams L. Barr
Throop
Samuel D. Phillips
Taylor
John F. Snyder
Scranton
James KB. Morrison
Carbondale
James Young
Dunmore
Vaughn Richards
Priceburg
Alex, Ruhland
Old Forge
Emil Bonn
Captain Stokes Elected at Pittston Company Meeting
Freemont Stokes, formerly of this city, elected captain at a West Pittston meeting of Company M Ninth regiment. He had commanded a company in the Thirteenth regiment and resigned months ago to move to Pittston for a position with the Butler Mining company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pittston
Freemont Stokes
Stokes
Pittston
Buiter Mining Company
Advertised Letters at Scranton Post Office
List of uncalled letters dated July 17 at Lackawanna County Pa. Names include Kara Ripple Poetmaster KW Allen Arnold, Dan Baker, Archbald, S Hoyle, Nuchner Brothers, Gertrude Calver, M A Cooper, Cohen, Courtright, Davie, Dunlap, Dawson, Davie miss, De Taner, Desinger, Donovan prisoner, Dunleavy, Davitt, Gannon, Griffin, Hughes, Kennedy, Lew Jones, MacLeester, Mottafrey, Madden, Merrick, Mahon, Murphy, Moyer, Potter, Pritchard, Omalley, Perrigo, Potter, Wilson, Wright, West Scranton Station, Peter Borg, Hanley’s Ice Cream, Pocono Cigar. Inquiries call at once with list date.
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Scranton Poat
Lackawanak County
Kara H. Ripple
Kw, Allen
Doc Arnold
B. F. Adame
W. K Burke
Dan Baker
Archbald
FF. S. Hoyle
Nuchner
Michael Motaffrey
McCormack
Timothy Madden
Jamee W. Merrick
Lelia Mahon
Lawrence Moran
Minor Munton
FP. E. Miles
Katie M. Y. Mahon
Moore
C. Moerven
George Miller
Edward Morgan
James Murphy
Jennie Murwetter
W. G. Miller
Mise
Gertrude Mo
1. M. Ridgway
Henry Rowlinclok
Filward Riley
Leidor Reaha
Jonas Reed
John Ruane
William Stone
H. G. Steddand
Howard Sherwin
Mel. Sanda
Thames Shepherd
Thomas Turner
John Tobin
Warry
Fd. Tracy
Tra Vandstyne
John Warrel
Peter Wilson
Oren Welas
Mira
Carrie Booulea Willing
Sammel Weis
It. William
Mre
Elizwbeth B. Wright
T. St. Williame
Fred Wobman
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Suburban Electric Light Co
Scranton Correspondence Schools
Q. Poster
Jomer HW. Vawall
Treasd
Vorter
Brantey PB
Allen
Oretary
Political Matters
Democratic Standing Committee
Third Legislative District
Coynes Hotel
Minoska
Chalirman
John Slivingki
Lieutenant Rourke
W. E. Gunster
Lace Company Meeting
Broadway, N. Y
Wiskee Barre
Commonwealth
Scranton, Pa
Dixon
Lackawanna Yard
Diapute
Griffin Tract
Sherife
the People's Bank
Captain Stokes
West Scranton Station
Peter Borg
Mre Davin
Michael Ravender
William Shifter
Wiliam Tunas
Hanley's
Spruce Street
Atlas
China Wall
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Avenue
Bittenbender & Co
Franklin Ave
Washington Avenue
The
Wyoming
Dupont’s
Repauno Chemical Company
Él Cornwell Building
Thos. Com
Apne
John Smith & Kon
W. BE. Mulligan
Pstena
Plymouth Wilkes Barre
Gordon
H. S. Gordon
New York
Atlantic City Hotels
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Mouch
Atlantic City
J. Biath
Ant Central
Charles BE. Cope
Hotel Osborne
Delaware CiTy
Atlantic Cin
Tornoe Avenue
Homelite
Table
Erie
Hest & Brubaker
Bucknell University
Tearall
College OF Liberal Arts
Conere
Studs
Ays
Dee
Bess
Pene
Sli
Curioni
Lewlelmrg
Binghamton
Schoo Tor Petro
Fairview Avenue
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