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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1902
Page
3
Tribune Mail Change Service for Summer Vacations
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the Tribune
Methodist Ministers Meet at Elm Park Church
The Methodist ministers gather at Elm Park church at 10 30 this morning. Rev A L Chaffee will present a paper on Redistricting the Wyoming Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
A.L. Chaffee
Wyoming
Resigning Foreman John Burns Leaves Allis-Chalmers Shops
John Burns, longtime foreman at the Penn Avenue shops of the Allis-Chalmers company, tendered his resignation on Saturday to accept a more lucrative position with another firm.
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John Burns
Penn Avenue
Allis-Chalmera Communite
Priests’ Diocesan Retreat Opens at Glen Summit Hotel
The Beranton diocesan priests start their annual retreat at the Glen Summit hotel. The event spans two weeks with senior priests attending the first week and junior priests the second.
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The
Beranton Diocesa
Glen Summit Hotel
Congressman Connell Secures Pension Increase for Richard Davis
The petition presented by Congressman Connell results in a $10 monthly pension raise for Richard Davis of 26 North Main Avenue, effective February 5, 1902.
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Connell
Richard Davis
North Main Avenue
Employer Train Reaches City After Readying at Station
A special train carrying the employer of Bostock's company arrived yesterday afternoon at 140 o'clock from Reading via the Liuckawianna railroad. After lunch at the station restaurant the party departed for Utica New York.
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Bostock
City
Reading
Liuckawianna Railyroad
Utica
N. Y
Catholic Choral Club Meeting With J T Watkins Recital Club
All members urged to attend this evening at 8 o clock in the First Presbyterian Church. Basses and tenors of the Re on club meet at 7 0 for part pric ce.
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Catholic Choral Club
J.T. Watkins
First Presbyterian Church
Reon Club
Funeral rites honor late John Carroll at St. Peter's
A large crowd attended funeral services for John Carroll at St. Peter's cathedral on Saturday. Rev. J A O'Reilly officiated a high mass of requiem with assistance from another clergyman as friends paid tribute to the deceased.
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John Carroll
St. Peter's
J. A. O'Reilly
Fagan and Coffey Pallbearers Named
Pallbearers Monsis Barrett Healey Bunnell Coyne Ryan and Kelly honored the deceased.
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Fagan
T. F. Coffey
Monsis
Barrett
Healey
Bunnell
Coyne
Ryan
Kelly
Beranton Board of Trade Meets at Noon Today
The Beranton board of trade will hold a regular meeting at noon. Alfred Ries’ application will be voted on, with several other names proposed. The manufactures committee will report on the secretary nomination and other business will be considered.
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Beranton Board of Trade
Alfred Ries
Scranton With School Alumni Dinner and Dance Held Tomorrow
The Scranton With School Alumni Association schedules its annual dinner and dance at Hotel Terrace tomorrow evening. The business session starts at six o'clock, dinner at eight nine, with toastmaster John M. McCourt and speakers Judge Vosburg Rh L Levy C BE Daniela Miss Alice Willi ame and John B Burns. A dance follows the dinner.
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Scranton With School Alumni Association
Hotel Terrace
John M. McCourt
Judge Vosburg
Rh. L. Levy
C. BE. Daniela
Alice Williame
John B. Burns
Sermon to Odd Fellows by Rev Newing at Dunmore lodge
Rev Charles H Newing of the Methodist church delivered a sermon to the Dunmore lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows on the text we are brethren Genesis thirteen eight. He framed fraternal duty around unity for union and mutual aid noting the church should remain a pure charity body while Odd Fellows provide inclusive brotherhood and practical support.
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Charles H. Newing
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dunmore Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Abraham
Lot
Ming
Church of God
Church of the Living God
Officer Shot in the Breast Near No 2 Colliery
Charles Robinson a young watchman for the Delaware and Hudson company was shot in the breast while guarding No 2 colliery at Olyphant. He was found unconscious near a freight car with a wound over the heart. A reward of 1000 dollars is offered for information leading to the capture of the shooter.
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Delaware and Hudson Company
Charles Robinson
Olyphant
Robinson
Lackawanna Hospital
Atrugele
C. C. Rose
No. 2
Lewis Dozar
Paul Jones
McAndrews
Peter Soloman
John Pugh
Joe Brady
Mayfield
W. W. Inglis
Hillside Con and Tron Company
Millar
Inglis
O'Malley
Porter
Flag Day Observed Widely in Scranton
Flag day observance in Scranton featured widespread patriotism with stars and stripes flying from homes public buildings schools and businesses. Lawrence and Bauer bands drew thousands to the courthouse square for afternoon and evening concerts as popular music programs received hearty applause.
Daily D., L. and W. Board Schedule Notice
On Monday June 16 the board lists extras and pushers with start times from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. The notice asks conductors to leave caboose keys at the yard office in Scranton during a lay-over for an equipment inventory.
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Scranton
Sunday Baseball Scores From American League Delayed by Rain
The Sunday schedule shows delays across the league with games at Chicago and Detroit reporting rain postponements and line scores incomplete. Batteries and umpires are listed for multiple matchups including Washington, Baltimore, Cleveland, and Boston with attendance figures and partial inning counts.
Jealousy crime shocks Springfield couple
Lemuel Hickman, a Springfield restaurateur, shot his wife three times at Washington Park and then shot himself. Mrs. Hickman died at the hospital. jealousy is given as the motive in this tragic incident reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Springfeld
Vich
Lemuel Hickman
Washington Park
Hickman
Mra. Hickman
Lehigh University Week Calendar Highlights
Lehigh University in South Bethlehem lists Class Day events on Monday June 14 including an athletes game at 4 pm and a junior hop at 5 pm. Alumni Day on Tuesday June 17 features an 11 am alumni meeting and 1 pm luncheon with a baseball game at 9:30 pm and a Phi Beta Kappa address at 4 pm. University Day on Wednesday June 15 includes commencements at 10:40 am and speeches by A Parker Smith and Edward H. Williams Jr. The campus will host open libraries and museums outside formal hours.
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Lehigh
Alumini
Alumni Association
College of the City of New York
University Athletic
Phi Betta Kappa
Talcott Willams
Philadelphia
Packer Memorial Church
Crown
A. Parker Smith
Edward H. Williams, Jr
A. C
Donations During May To Florence Mission
The Florence Mission gratefully lists May donations from numerous individuals and groups. Contributions include meat bread fish dairy products clothing and various goods, plus professional services and periodicals.
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Florence
A. D. Stelle
Lindner & Zibedler
W. J. Marvell
Stokes
DeVird
Machett
Merberger
J. A. Price
T. H. Watkins
Luther Keller
W. R
Lackawanna Dairy Company
Abington Dairy Company
Miss C. Reynolds
Epworth Herald
Friends
Christian Herald
Ram's Horn
Sabbath Reading
Union Signal
Guide To Holiness
Woman's Work For
Home Mission Monthly
the Liadies' World
Republican, Tribune
Truth
D. B. Reese
J. Foster
R. E .Comegys
G. FE. Dean
Anna Clark
Scranton College of Music Recital Highlights Youth Programs
The Scranton College of Music under director Heydn Evans held a Saturday night recital for young pupils at Guernsey hall. Piano selections featured Grace Tetten Lorine Cross Bella Reisman Bertie Burnett Susie Haugen Irene Roberts Thuth Histed Paul Ord and Rebekah Sudow. Violin numbers were played by Carlton Lawyer Belle Cobb Hannah Crowder Earl Rice Lenore Stephens Thea Shields and Clara Jones. John Gleeson sang several vocal numbers.
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Scranton College of Music
Heydn Evans
Guernsey Hall
Grace Tetten
Lorine Cross
Bella Reisman
Bertie Burnett
Susie Haugen
Irene Roberts
Thuth Histed
Paul Ord
Hebekah Sudow
Carlton Lawyer
Belle Cobb
Hannah Crowder
Earl Rice
Lenore Stephens
Thea Shields
Clara Jones
John Gleeson
Tener
Government Examinations Announced by Civil Service
The United States Civil Service Commission lists upcoming exams including July 15 for an assistant in road material laboratory at the Bureau of Chemistry, Department of Agriculture. July 10 for a Laboratory Assistant at the National Bureau of Standards. July 8 9 10 for a Deck Officer at the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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United States Civil Service Commmisssion
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
National Bureau of Standards
Procession and Picnic Honor St Anthony of Padua in Dunmore
A large Italian Catholic gathering in Dunmore celebrated St Anthony of Padua with a street procession from the church atop a hill. Italians carried the wooden statue, followed by a Roma band, acolytes, and clergy, with prayers, kneeling worshipers, and house blessings as crowds donated money toward the reliced saint.
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Italy
St. Anthony of Padua
Dunmore
St. Anthony
Father Joseph
Tuscany
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