In and About were The City In and About were The City
Short notice announces there will be no Knights of Columbus meeting this evening in the city.
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The
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
7
Young Men's Hebrew Association Holds Winning Lottery
Ticket No 360 won while Ticket No 300 won the mileage book during a June 1 raffle at the Young Men's Hebrew Association club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Democrats Elect Delegates at Cosgrove’s Hotel
The Democrats of the First legislative district will elect delegates to the state convention at Cosgrove's hotel next Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deel Gates
Cosgrove’s
Sisters Thank Donor for Five Dollar Gift
The Sisters in charge of St. Josephs Founding home acknowledge a donation of five dollars from St. Peters branch No. 616 L C B A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
St. Peter's
Wardell and Swartz Appointed Guardians for Swartz Estate
Mrs Catherine Wardell and D W Swartz were named guardians of the Margaret Swartz estate by the court yesterday. They will file a bond of 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Wardell
D. W. Swartz
Margaret Swartz
Linden Street temple ladies meeting at Mrs Freeman home
A general meeting of the Linden Street temple and aid society will be held Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs Jefferson Freeman on Quinty avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Linden Street Temple and Aid Society
Jefferson Freeman
Quinty Avenue
Appointment of John B Gillisple as City Clerk
John B Gillisple was appointed clerk in the office of City Treasurer Watson. Gillisple previously served as clerk of the common council before its reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gillisple
Local Man Arrested on Assault Charge in Raymond Courts
Henry Scott of Raymond court yesterday charged the arrest of Tom Williams on assault and battery. After a hearing before Alderman Ruddy Williams Williams was held under 500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Scott
Raymond Court
Tom Willams
Ruddy Willams
Tragic Fatality Near Dimler Tin Plate Mill
John Tlenry Bwilt, believed local, was killed yesterday at 7 AM by a Baltimore and Ohio train near the Dimler Tin Plate mill now MekKeesport. Relatives are not yet located. The incident remains under inquiry by city authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tlenry Bwilt
Dimler
MekKeesport
New School Superintendent George W Phillips Takes Office
George W Phillips assumed duties as the new superintendent of schools on Monday and has spent the past two days meeting with principals from the various schools to discuss the district’s plans and priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Phillips
George Owell
Tragedy Near North Main as 6 Year Old Struck by Trolley
Margaret Bayles daughter of Mr and Mrs William Sayles of B Siarkcourt was struck by a trolley car on North Main Avenue. She was dragged several feet by the fender and sustained only bruises with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bayles
William Sayles
Siarkcourt
North Main Avenue
Alumni Dinner Dance Invites Graduates Tuesday June 17
The High School Alumni association hosts its annual dinner and dance at the Hotel Terrace on Tuesday evening June 17. President C B Daniels announced the event and invited this year’s graduates to join the alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Alumni Association
Hotel Terrace
C. B. Daniels
Alumni Association
Civil Service Exam Set for Penitentiary Record Clerk
A civil service examination will be conducted in this city on June 17, 2002, for the position of record and identification clerk in the United States penitentiary service. The required subjects are spelling and a unit test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Penitentiary Service
Bertillon system study and practical questions in metro penmanship
A reader asks about metric measurement usage in the Bertillon identification method and related topics on penmanship and letter writing. The note surveys practical questions and guidance for students studying the system and its applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro
Humorous Dramatic Evening at Cott Street Church
Charles A. Stuart brings a humor filled entertainment to Cott Street Methodist Episcopal church on Thursday evening. He will perform the famous trial scene from the Merchant of Venice and present humorous selections from Bam Foss Bill Nye and others. A double quartet will perform several numbers during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Stuart
Cott Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Bam Foss
Bill Nye
Ripper Cigar Sold by Former Mounted Officer
Former Mounted Officer Joseph Bloch offers a new five cent cigar called the Ripper. He makes it with his brother and ships each box with a facsimile of the first page of Senate No. 4, the bill that led to the mayoral ouster of second class chiefs. A picture of Officer Bloch on horseback appears on the packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripper
Joseph Bloch
Senate No. 4
Blook
Democratic primaries set for district convention delegates
The Democratic committee of the second legislative district met at the St. Charles hotel to decide a convention next Tuesday night at the regular price for selecting delegates to the Erie state convention on June 2. Primaries will be held Saturday from 4 to 7 p m at regular polling places to elect district convention delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Committee
Second Legislative District
St. Charles
Erie
Baseball Charity Series Opens at Athletic Park
The clerks of International Salt and Atlantic Refining will open a weekend baseball series at Athletic Park. Lineups include International Salt’s Ikadel and Simpson infielders with Blanton at third and McGough catching, while Atlantic Refining fields Brisiln as pitcher and Schnee in right field with Lynot at first and Burke at third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Ball Company
Atlantic Refining Company
Athletic Park
International Salt Company Club
Ikadel
Simpson
Sivelly
Walter
Blanton
Gre
Bonger
McGough
Eavans
Brisiln
Temple
Schnee
Lynott
Mularkey
Cadden
Burke
C. Schnee
Graves
Larger college enrollment from the current high school class
A large graduating class will enter college this year, the biggest yet. About twenty seven students head to colleges including Cornell George Lewis Frank Elwood Russell Shurtleff Robert Parker George Paine John Burns Louis Sylvester Brown Frank O Reilly Rhys Powell Horace Chandler Percy Shires State College Louis Ridenour Edwin Rutter Morris Swisher MIT Floyd Fuller Pulaski Carter Princeton James Davis Lafayette Roswell Philips Holy Cross William Corby UPenn Edwin Weissenfluh Penn Med Garfield Melinney Pa College of Pharmacy Fred Terppe Bryn Mawr Lella Woodruff Vascar Jennette Lawrence Hillsdale Evelyn Gates Swarthmore Clara Miller Penn Med for Women Isabelle Felberg Harvard Myer Kabatehnick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
George Lewis
Frank Elwood
Russell Shurtleff
Robert Parker
George Paine
John Burns
Louis Sylvester
Brown
Frank O'Reilly
Rhys Powell
Horace Chandler
Percy Shires
Stiate College
Louis Ridenour
Edwin Rutter
Morris Swisher
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Floyd Fuller
Pulaski Carter
Princeton
James Davis
Lafayette
Roswell Philips
Holy Cross
Wlliam Corby
University of Pennsylvania
Edwin Weissenfluh
University of Pennsylvania Medical College
Garfield Mel
Inney
Pennsylvania College of Pharmacy
Fred Terppe
Bryn Mawr
Lella Woodruff
Vascar
Jennette Lawrence
Hillsdale
Evelyn Gates
Swarthmore
Clara Miller
Pennsylvania Medical College For Women
Isabelle Felberg
Harvard
Myer Kabatehnick
The Crystal Maze at Elks Carnival Opens
A grand attraction cost over 40000 dollars and features a mirrored labyrinth with electric lights and a military band. The Crystal Maze draws crowds during the Elks carnival the first week in July and promises disorienting fun as visitors lose themselves amid endless reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostock-Ferari
Mighty Midway Carnival Company
Grace Spencer to Solo with Scranton Symphony
Miss Grace Spencer makes her first professional concert appearance next Monday at the Lyceum as soloist with the Scranton Symphony Orchestra directed by Prof. Hemberger. The event is not a charity and local pride runs high for her past charitable singing and dramatic musical contributions. Dr Lindaburg announces office hours at 216 Connell Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Spencer
Lyceum
Scranton Symphony Orchestra
Scranton
Hemberger
Attorney General Hikin Addresses Dickinson Law Graduates
The Attorney General Hikin delivered the annual address before the graduates of the Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle Pennsylvania on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prep
Carlisle
Hikin
Dickinson School of Law
Mitchell and Sargent Meet in Scranton Strike Talks
National President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers and Frank P. Sargent of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen meet in Scranton after arriving from Wilkes-Barre. They discuss the ongoing strike as engineers, pump runners and firemen keep out, with no material change in conditions.
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Mine Workers
Civic Federation
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Frank P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
T. W. Powderly
Mitchell
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson
Nicholls
St. Charles
John J. Loftus
Erie
Washington Avenue
Mr. Sargent
Central City
Mr. Mitchell
Tribune
Sargent
Scranton
Sur- Bent
Tobey
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mining Department
Phillips
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Rose
Delaware and Hudson Company
Wilkes- Barre
Baltimore
John Lynch
Coal and Iron
Avecit
Erle Company
No. 5
Breaker
Dunmore
Traction Company
Mine Workers’ Unions of
North Scranton
Federal jurors drawn for Williamsport federal court session
United States Marshal Fred C. Leonard and Jury Commissioner Woodward announced the juror lists for the Williamsport session of the Middle District federal court opening Monday June 23. Grand jurors include William M. Taft, reporter, Moscow. petit jurors include J. H. Reilly, Scranton janitor, and George Scheuer, Scranton manufacturer, among numerous listed residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fred C. Leonard
Woodward
Williamsport
Federal Court of the Middle District
William M. Taft
Moscow
J. H. Reilly
Federal Building
Scranton
George Scheuer
Attorney Chase to Wed Miss Mayer in Scranton
Aaron Augustus Chase, a prominent Scranton attorney, will marry Miss Geneva Edith Mayer today. The bride is the daughter of Samuel Mayer, a broker living in Berlin Ontario Canada. The ceremony occurs at the bride’s home and Chase departed yesterday for Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Augustus Chase
Geneva Edith Mayer
Samuel, Mayer
Berlin
Ontario
Canada
Mr. Chase
Scranton
Batch of Divorces Heard by Judge Edward in Scranton
Nine divorce hearings were held yesterday before Judge H M Edward. Cases include Bert A Foote seeking divorce from M Belle Foote after a ten day honeymoon in Scranton and Mrs A D Cramer taking her children to Cortland New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Foote
Scranton
A. D. Cramer
Cortland
N. Y
H. M. Edward
Chambers
M. J. McAndrew
John Taylor
Bert A. Foote
M. Belle Foote
North
Acton Cramer
Elisabeth C. Cramer
Hollisterville
Wayne County
Cramer
Wimmers
Binghamton
Shakespeare Cramer
Cortland Station
Sampson
Elizabeth Krieger
Angus W. Krieger
Skress- Ter Court
Bertha D. Hamilton
Charles F. Hamilton
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Connell Building
Lka
Gen. Elkin
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Mark Hanna
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Taft
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York
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Wright
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Lock Haven
Clinton
Petit Jurors
Alright
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Auter
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Wyoming Ave
Hoever
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Lackawanna Avenue
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