Donahoe to graduate from Dickinson Law tomorrow
Thomas A. Donahoe of this city will graduate tomorrow from the Dickinson School of Law at Carlisle. Mr. and Mrs. Levi have returned from their wedding tour and are at home on Capouse avenue. Stokes of International Text Book Co in New York visits family here. Mrs. Doud and C. H. Doud of New York, formerly of this city, stay at Lake Ariel for the summer. A. J. Crane and others registered at the Hotel Albert in New York last week. Fr. A. Bradley, long chief clerk to Lackawanna railroad agents Keefe and Smith, resigns after service since 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Donahoe
Dickinson School of Law
Carlisle
D. J. Levi
Capouse Avenue
A. ¥. Stokes
International Text Book Company
New York City
N. C. Doud
C. EH. Doud
New York
Lake Ariel
Doud
Funeral of John Jermyn
The funeral for John Jermyn occurred Saturday from his Jefferson avenue home. Rev Dr Rogers Israel officiated at St Luke's Church with a quartet from the church singing. Interment followed at Dunmore cemetery as a large crowd looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jermyn
Jefferson Avenue
Friends of the
Rogers Israel
St. Luke's Church
Kann
Browning
J. W. Jones
Bunnell
Dunmore
Mr. Jermyn
William F. Hallstead
A. B. Blair
J. A. Linen
George L. Dickson
W. BR. Storr
W. W. Scranton
Charles Northup
Charles Hawley
William Hutchings
Jeaae Post
C. Spencer
William Coleman
Strikebound miners vow to stay at work amid order
At a St David's hall meeting 350 engineers firemen pump runners and others decide not to strike awaiting repeal of the order. A committee met President Mitchell and district officers in Wilkes Barre to press action while most men in the First district plan to remain at work with only a few on night shifts absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
St. David's Hall
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Wilkes. Barre
John J. McAndrew
St. David's Hill
Hay
Wilkes-Barre
J. J. McAndrew
Storrs
Hallstead
McAndrew
Mit
Jaree
United Mine Workers of America
Nicholls
Naonal
Wilkes, Barre
John BE. Moran
M. C. Birtley
Ben ‘. James
Michael J. McHugh
Richard Morgan
John H. Phillips
Sheriff’s Proclamation Posts Warning at Coal Mines
Deputy sheriffs posted three foot square posters throughout the county warning all persons not to trespass on company property or interfere with workers. The proclamation, issued by Sheriff Charles H. Schadt on May 31, 1902 in Scranton, states violators will be dealt with according to law as engineers firemen and pump runners remain at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Schadt
Scranton
Lackawanna Co
Engineer and pump workers face strike order debate in Wilkes-Barre
Reports from Scranton to Wilkes-Barre describe a split over the United Mine Workers call for a June 2 strike if eight hours were not granted. Some locals vote to stay at work while awaiting Mitchell and Nicholls action. Sheriff Schadt coordinates protection for company properties as officials expect minimal disorder.
Addresses Call for Nonviolence at UMW Meeting
Walter Libudjeski urged foreign mine workers to avoid unrest. Stephen Reape PB J McCormick of Olyphant and James Ackeralle spoke. A general North Scranton UMW locals meeting is set at St Marys hall West Market street Tuesday at 1 30 pm for all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Libudjeski
Stephen Reape
PB. J. McCormick
Olyphant
James Ackeralle
North Scranton
St. Mary's Hall
West Market Street
United Mine Workers of America
Catholic Choral Club Concert at Lyceum Tonight
Catholic Choral Club presents Part I and Part II programs at the Lyceum to benefit the Young Women's Catholic club. The lineup includes solos, duets, and choral pieces with Edward Walsh, C Whitney Coombs, Mary Niland, and Kathryn Mongan among featured performers. Members listed include Sopranos, Tenors, and Basses from the choir with accompanist Mrs. William A. Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Choral Club
Lyceum
Grand Opera Taube
Ciccec Scceed
Secse Entiecessee
Grond Catholic Choral Club
C. Whitney Coombs
Edward Walsh
Robert Bauer
the Mariners
Randegger
D. Stephens
William A. Kelly
Joseph O'Brien
John T. Watkins
Faning Catholic Choral
Chuir
Costa
Mary Niland
Hatudinatina
B. Lacome Catholic Choral Chur
Bolo
Brigandia
Spence
William A. Kelley
Selo
Bagioll
Thomas C. Walsh
Rossini Catholic Choral Club
Mias
Kathryn Mongan
Milas B. Lavelle
Mra
Nellie Heamish
Mamie Niland
Lillian McDermott
Rose Arigone
Jesele Bristley
Mary Gerrity
Mary Duffy
D. J. Reedy
Pennsylvania Postal Clerks Form State Organization at Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania post office clerks organized a state body at Harrisburg on May 90 electing officers: President William G. McFarland Harrisburg first vice president Landers Erie second vice president J B Anderson Pittsburgh treasurer Benjamin Boycott Altoona secretary D H Jenkins Scranton Ed Diehl Allentown state organizer and Kansas City national convention delegate. Delegates from ten cities attended representing over 800 clerks. The next convention will be held in Philadelphia May 80 next year with offices of twenty five clerks entitled to three delegates and a goal of full participation from first and second class offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice Clerks
Pennsylvania
Harrrisburg
William G. McFarland
Harrisburg
Landers
Erie
J. B. Anderson
Pittsburg
Benjamin Boycott
Altoona
D. H. Jenkins
Scranton
Diehl
Allentown
Kansas City
Lebanon
York
Reading
Philadelphia
Weather data for June first eighteen ninety two
Local data for June 1 1902 reports highest temperature 81 degrees and a low around 50 degrees with unclear humidity notes. Precipitation in the 24 hours ending at 8 p m shows none.
Proposed Revisions to the Presbyterian Confession of Faith
Rev James McLeod outlines General Assembly action on amendments to the Confession and a brief statement of faith. The committee of twenty one, with unanimous support, proposes declaratory statements on election, infant salvation, and good works, plus replacing harsh terms about Rome and adding new chapters on the Holy Spirit and God's love and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
James McLeod
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Confession of Faith
Christ
Spirkt
Rome
Jesus Christ
Adjust Grievances Acknowledged by General Manager Gilliman
General Manager Gilliman announced progress on grievances. President Shea of the street car men's union reported at yesterday's meeting that the discussions satisfied union members and aimed to reduce tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliman
Shea
Street Car Men's Union
Labor Union Meeting Sets Parade Plans for Labor Day
Central Labor union leaders report progress with General Mahager Illiman on disputed Beste benefits. A Labor Day parade is set with a general committee from clerks, miners, teamsters, sheet metal, cigarmakers, stonecutters, carpenters, printers and more to organize arrangements. panel to meet tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Mahager Illiman
John H. Devine
J. J. Ruane
Domichick Dempsey
Lavelle
Daniel Coleman
William Brokenshire
Hugh Frayne
George Gobler
J. F. Hamlines
BE. C, Patterson
William Corless
Nurses to Graduate at Scranton Training School
Tonight the Scranton Training School for nurses at Lackawanna Hospital presents its graduation program in St. Luke's parish house. Bauer's band provides music, Rev. Rogers Tarael offers a prayer, Hon. I. M. Edwards gives an address, Dr. A. J. Connell speaks to graduates, and diplomas are presented by J. P. Dickson. Refreshments and dancing follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Training School For
Lackawanna Hospital
St. Luke's Pariah House
Bauer
Rogers Tarael
I. M. Edwards
A. J. Connell
J. P. Dickson
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Summer Salter
Linden Street
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Washington Avenue
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
the People's BY NK
Fersonal
Fr. A. Bradley
Keefe and Smith
Lackawanna Railroad
Lackawanna
C. W. Ten Broeck
St. Luke's Parish House
Pennington
Tinsted Mine Workers of America
Hotel Hurt
John TH. Morgan
Michael McHugh
Ben T. James
American Federation of Labor
Innet
Indianapolis
Sheriff Schadt
Erle
Forest City
Mayfield
Hillside
Pittston
Ohio
Old Country
Fremen
Storrs No. 1
Johnson
Dickson City
Stephen Reap
District Executive Board
Burgess William Kennedy
Convention OF Postal Clerks
Violet
John Harper
Coursen
E. G
Lackawanna Ave
M’leod
God
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Avenue
Dr. Deimel
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Washington
Scranton Gas & Water Co
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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