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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1902

Page

2

Returned convict attempts burglary in Carbondale

Thomas Kane newly released from Eastern penitentiary after four years for burglary was caught breaking into Martin Finlan’s West Side home. He pleaded not guilty but was committed to county jail without bail by Alderman Jones after pleading for leniency. Kane's prior robberies and recent suspicions fueled the arrest as patrolmen tracked him from a Main Street saloon to the Finlan residence.

Thomas Kane Martin Finlan Alderman Jones Eastern Penitentiary West Side Cherry Hill Martin Finlon McAndrew William McAndrew Asheop Jones Kane Winton Finlan Mr. Finlan Neantime Mr. Finlon Chief McAndrew Rhinevault Kane Was Taken Before Alderman Jones Mr. Finton Pinton My. Finlan Thomas Corbondale Scranton Fallbrook Road Nicholas Devine Brooklyn Gunster Michael Connor Raihroad Street Carden Clover Lent Manufacturing Company Connor

Grape-Nuts Cited As Beneficial Food By A Mother

A mother reports Grape-Nuts improved severe nervous exhaustion and fatigue. She describes sleeping better, reenergized days, and the ability to do housework and study music without becoming tired. Children request larger puddings and enjoy the food as candy. Postum Co. promoting recipes for warm weather in each package.

Postum Co Battle Cruich

Thos OConnell Dead Carbondale Merchant

Thomas OConnell of Carbondale died at his home on South Church Street and Seventh Avenue about 11 o clock yesterday forenoon after a two year illness begun with stomach trouble. Born February 26 1840 in Little Neck Long Island he came to Carbondale at age 12 to learn candy trade and later built wealth in real estate and restaurant ventures. He is survived by his wife one son Andrew J. OConnell two daughters Mary and Margaret OConnell a half brother James Govan and a half sister Mrs James Morrison.

Thomas O'Connell Carbondale South Church Street Seventh Avenue Mr. O'Connell Little Neck Long Island O'Connell Bros Star Clothing Malin Street Gillis Park Place Salem Avenue Joseph A. Hoole O'Connell Courbondiale One Hundred Andrew J. O'Connell Mary Margaret O'Connell James Govan James Morrison

Election Contest Fees Paid to Carbondale Witnesses

Carbondale voters subpoenaed in the Langstaff Kelly election contest will be paid their witness fees early next week. County official John Coupler Morris and ex-Clerk W G Daniels arranged the payments in the council chamber, avoiding trips to Scranton and saving witnesses time. Payments begin Tuesday and continue until all fees are disbursed.

Carbondale Langstaff-Kelly John Coupler Morris W. G. Daniels Scranton

Loyal Hurd's Daring Ride Captures Town's Attention

Loyal Hurd of Canaan street leaped onto a runaway Drayman Bell wagon on North Main street. He clung to the wagon tongue and halted the team after a swift, perilous chase, narrowly preventing danger when thunderstorms spooked the horses at the Delaware and Hudson company's office.

Drayman Bell Hurd Canaan Street Horges North Main Street Delaware and Hudson Company

Painter KK Spangenburg Heads to Lake Quinaugamond

Local painter KK Spangenburg leaves today for Lake Quinaugamond, traveling from Canaan where he will spend some time.

Spangenburg Lake Quinaigamond Canaan

Two Weeks Fading Over Mountain Water Sheet

A concise note describes a pretty sheet of water over the mountain showing two weeks fading, highlighting abundant scenery and a tranquil landscape. The text emphasizes the scene’s quiet beauty and seasonal moisture lingering in the high terrain.

Firemen Relief Names Officers At July Meeting

At the July meeting of the Firemen's Relief association officers were elected for the year. William Peel of Columbia Hose No 1 was named president. W J Myers of Andrew Mitchell No 1 vice president. Marcus Hert of Cottage No 2 secretary. T B Campbell of Andrew Mitchell No 1 treasurer. trustees named were Anthony Letts Mitch ella, Anthony O Malley Cottage, and Patrick F Fox Columbias.

Firemen's Relief Association William Peel Columbia Hose Company No W. J. Myers Andrew Mitchell Marcus Hert Cottage No T. BE. Campbell Anthony Letts The Mitchella Anthony O'Malley Cottage Patrick F. Fox Columbias

Generous Carbondale visitors praised after Honesdale game

The Carbondale Peta team and guests from Carbondale were praised for orderly conduct at a Saturday baseball game in Maple City. Editors from Wayne Independent recount a civil, lively crowd with visitors from Scranton and Pottsville townships, noting hospitality lapses and local commentary. The piece includes local names, addresses, and plans for summer visits, with misc anecdotes about players and supporters.

Carbondallana Maple City B. F. Haines Wayne Independent Tappan Carbondale Peta Honesdale

Alderman Jhomas Receives Commission in Scranton

Alderman Fred Jhomas, newly appointed magistrate of the Third ward, traveled to Scranton yesterday to receive his commission from Trevorder of Deed Born. He will open his office in the former Alderman Alornson’s building at South Meinstre TM and Eighth Avenue.

Fred Jhomas Scranton Trevorder Thomas Alornson South Meinstre Eighth Avenue

Belmont Stars Set To Face Vandling Shiggers

Belmont Bture meets Vandling Shiggers on Simpson grounds this afternoon to seek a victory in a planned athletic clash and advance in standings.

Belmont Stars Belmont Bture Simpson Grounds

Local social notes from Scranton and surrounding towns

Community short visits and homecomings across Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, Nanticoke, and nearby areas. Residents such as Joseph Judge, Verna Bigelow, Mrs. William Carson, Clara Wills, Gomer Morgan, and others are noted visiting relatives, staying with friends, or spending time away in Dundalf Biklake White Oak More Wilkes-Barre or Priceburg.

W. Oj. Byrne New Biklake Mary Gilligan Wilkes-Barre Mike Agnes Guallagher D 1. Davis D. J. Davis Nanticoke Mike Pearl Gilles White Oak More Mise Kilie Walsh Mis Edward Capwell Annie Whitelock Ethel Wagner Iylinton Alvira Blanton Priceburg

Best Diarrhoea Remedy Praised By Indiana Farmer

Mr W B Landers, a prominent farmer near Indianappalia Indiana, extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine on earth. He says he has used it five years and it has saved his life several times and would not be without a bottle. For sale by all druggists.

W. B. Landers Indianappalia Ind Chamberlain Fivne

Doan's Kidney Pills Featured in Local Testimony

A Scranton resident, Henry Luts Jr., testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain after two years of illness. The advertorial notice cites failures of other remedies and promotes Doan's Pills as a trusted kidney cure, sold by Matthews Bros. in Scranton for 50 cents.

Scranton Henry Luts, Jr Monsey Avyenue Green Ridge Doan Matthews Bros

Peckville Social News and a Explosive Mishap

Peckville residents host Hickory baseball against the business men club on the grounds this afternoon. A dynamite mishap at J P Benjamin’s safe causes major damage to the Benjamin residence and nearby structures, with Frank promising to cover damages.

Notable Residents and Visitors Mentioned in Local Notes

Jermyn and Mayfield report visits from Rev. W A Griffiths of Trempeaieau Wis to his brother Thomas M Griffiths in Third Street. Celia Brady of the Telephone exchange reports on Carbondale matters. Bertha Jones of Valley Malls N Y tours relatives here after seven years. The Twenty First Century Bowing circle to meet at Mrs HH Willman’s South Main Street. Halph Rymer of Jermyn among thirteen law exam candidates at Beranton. Joseph OFirien Avora visits, returns home. Dr Freed Shields visiting from the South, with relatives at uncle Dr M J Shields. Joseph Quinn of Mayfield discharged from Emergency hospital and home. wound at Kla Lew not fully healed, crutches in use. Dr and Mrs Baron Jackson and Mrs J J Place of Mayfield spent Tuesday at Crystal Lake.

W. A. Griffiths Trempeaieau Wis Thomas M. Griffiths Third Street Celia Brady The Telephone Exchange Carbondale Bertha Jones Valley Malls N. Y HH. A. Willman South Main Street Halph Rymer Klalew Dr. and Mire Baron Jackson J. J. Place Mayfeld Crystal Lake

Local residents enjoy short visits and trips

Archbal d Mr and Mrs John Gilhoal and son Fink are visiting relatives in Carbondale. Guinarin leaves for West Union for an extended visit. Mrs Peter Propetius and children go to Biarlight for two weeks. Gibbons of Beranton visits Riverside family. James Philbin makes a business trip to Carbondale. Miss Mary Maxwell of Jermyn was in town briefly. Mrs William Van Doren spends a few days at Crystal Lake. H Miller and Archie Nicol were at Carbondale yesterday. Miss Mame Mungan of Pittston is visiting.

Cora Effie Franey Pike Street Kate Walsh Scranton Anna ‘Tighe Nellie Campbell Crystal Lake Catharine Jennings Anna Tele West Side Frances Boland Church Street David Morgan Pottsville Iizzie Mitchell Lissiee Walsh Thomas O'Malley James McFadden Philadelphia Carbondale G. BR. Love Minnie Maggie Love Brooklyn Benton Elsie Love Tl. A. Baswett Plymouth Mich Mr. Bassett Buffalo Donald Rochester Mary Maxwell Jermyn Willam van Doren H. Miller Archie Nicol Mame Mungan Pittston

Local visitors drop in during town stay

Mrs Kollar and her son Brive from Scranton visit Mr and Mrs Justus Bishop on Malin Street, joined by Mrs Rose Norton of Carbondale who is passing through town for a visit.

Ting T. FB. Neulon

Local residents take varied trips and visits this week

DY Harris and William Wilters and Joseph Bost left yesterday for a fishing trip to Lake Hlewiey. A group from this place joined the Merchants excursion to Lake Aries. Button returned after a week at Peter, Pa. John O'Brien vacationing at Lake Winula. Miss Coolbullah of Kingston visits Miss Marie Surge of Blakely. Stephen Reap and James Colline travel to Indianapolis as Mine Workers delegates. John Davie of Denmore Street leaves for Altgoun for new work. Mrs. George Dalley back from Honesdale visits. Jatin Edwards of Delaware visits Pittsburg relatives.

W. Harris William Wilters Joseph Bost Lake Hlewiey Mervehants Lake Aries Button Peter, Pa John O'Brien Lake Winula Coolbullah Ikingston Marie Surge Blakely Stephen Reap James Colline Indianapolis Mine Workers’ Mine John Davie Denmore Street Altgoun George Dalley Honesdale Jatin Edwards Delaware Pittsburg

Local Notes From Binghamton and Nearby Areas

William Walker of Binghamton N Y is Vielting his daughter Mra Pel ton. Mr and Mrs John Davenpat of Tay lor were guests of Mr and Mrs George Bortree. Miss Auguala Milley visited Heranton Monday. Mrs Vincent Megai gel returned home from a visit in Binghamton. Attendees at the Merchants picnic at Lake Avidl included A J Hornbauer and family 8 Brown and family Mr and Mrs Edward Van Beant and others in Holisterville last Sabbath. Mora Mebean of Binghamton is mentioned.

William Walker Binghamton N. Y Mra Pelton John Davenpat Taylor George Bortree Frank Brown J Howe Auguala Milley Heranton Vincent Megai’gel Lake Avidl A. Jd. Hornbauer Brown Edward van Beant Holisterville Sire Mora Mebean Binghaumtou

Local Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits

The column lists guests and visits around the area including Mrs. Vincent Me wired hosting her sister and Mea.runk Posten visiting from Salem. George Bortree and George Sturehy travel for family gatherings while Maw Carpenter and Chariot Nonekis appear in town for various visits.

Vincent Mewired Spangenburg Salem Iasi Mea Runk Posten Kimhuret George Bortree Munday George Sturehy Jows Mya Alartha Havenal Maw Carpenter Howmellayville Chariot Mise Rochetoit Davis Taylor Cearge Mrs. Wencett Berantun Alonday

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