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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1902

Page

8

Settlement reached in two damage suits against telephone firm

Two actions against Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Co, for property injury from polls and wires placed without permission, each asking 3000 dollars, were settled by the company paying 120 dollars in each case. Plaintiffs were Sturges and Winton, executors of Dolph and Catherine Winton estates, with Delph Coal Co also a plaintiff in the second suit. Attorneys TOU Burns represented plaintiffs. Willard Warren Knapp represented defendant.

Central Pennsylvania Telephone and Supply Company Wi. BR. Sturges Winton Coat Company Hmited E. 5

Mendelssohn Quartet Set for High Street Concert

The Mendelssohn Quartette company will appear next Tuesday evening as the seventh number of the course at the High Street venue. The ensemble includes J Lincoln Newhall and Middwyn Janes as tenors, Howard Stewart Barnett as baritone, Urban Leo Alkire as bass, Plelen Page as soprano, and Marguerite Smith as child impersonator. Miss Smith, remembered from the Lyceum season, gains renewed interest, while Miss Faye is described as full and rich in mezzo-soprano. The program is now on display at Powell's.

Mendelssohn Quartette Coneiata J. Lincoln Newhall Middwyn Janes Howard Stewart Barnett Urban Leo Alkire Plelen Page Marguerite Smith Misa Smith Lyceum

Dinner Menu at Holleywood Cite by Mrs Kelly Proprietress

Sunday dinner at Holleywood Cite formerly Florel Jeving runs by Mrs Kelly includes soup chicken with chic rled whitefish baked dishes onions olives and pickles refined fare with roast meat turkey veal entree and several sides dessert cream and fruit offerings plus coffee and cheese items.

Holleywood Cite Florel Jeving Ki. L. Kelly Ted Vanity

Richards & Wirth Clothes Sale Opens on Lackawanna Ave

Daily arrivals of spring goods headline the Richards and Wirth sale at 6 Lackawanna Avenue. The notice touts the latest fashions for all ages and mentions Belmont Havana cigars in the store window.

Richards & Wirth Lackawanna Avenue

Bryan lecture reviews equality and service in nation

Hon. William Jennings Bryan spoke at the Lyceum on a Conquering Nation, urging Jeffersonian equality and the supremacy of morality in government. He argued for service over force, warned against anarchy, and challenged wealth and tax policies while condemning pecuniary motives in public life.

William Jennings Bryan T Lyceum United States Bryan Speiker Monte Carlo Mr. Bryan Mer Chicago

Truthfulness of Jones Rule For New Trial Heard

Attorney M 4 McAndrew presided as commissioner in a rule hearing on a new trial request in Commonwealth v Michael Kosh. The case concerns Kosh convicted of placing obstructions on a railway near Mount Pleasant colliery. Frank Jones testified as chief witness for the Commonwealth. Defense argued Jones lacks a trustworthy reputation, while witnesses from the fire department testified Jones’s reputation for truth is poor. District Attorney Lewis faces the rule today.

M. 4. McAndrew Commonwealth Michael Kosh Sid Delaware Luckowinna Mount Pleasant Frank Jones Kosh Joseph F. Gilroy Jones H. F. Ferber Bureau of Fires Frank Hutchinson Louis Schoen Thomas Williams Conrad Marker Thomas Conlan Adam Steintiuser Harry Decker Michael Ruane Charles Stetter G. W. Myers Volunteer Fire Department

Poor Board Records Relief Request and Home Admissions

The poor board heard W P Robinson request aid describing wartime service and aging eyes. He was sent to an eye treatment home for possible surgery. Thomas Ford was admitted to the home. Hillside Home report shows 45 families on Jan 1, 470 inmates on Feb 28 with breakdowns by mental and physical status.

W. PF. Robinson Elahth Street Muller Bohn Ohio Sub Thomas Ford Emmett Street Beemer Hillside

Park Regulations Set Rules for Nay Ang and Nearby Parks

The Nay Ang park ordinance drawn by Public Works Director Roche outlines exclusive driveways for carriages and bicycles while walks stay for pedestrians. Bicycles capped at five mph, lights required after sunset, and strict penalties include immediate arrest and a £20 fine for violations.

Nay Ang Select Council Public Works Roche

Suit for Coal Royalties in Austin Area

Attorneys Burns and Hawley, on behalf of Nesbitts and heirs of George Nesbitt, file suit to recover 10000 dollars in royalties from Catherine Moore as executor and the Austin Coal Company. Plaintiffs claim lease to Austin Moore and sublease to the company required mining of a set amount this year, unpaid. The action seeks enforcement of payment due under the lease terms.

F. W. Burns L. Hawley Abvram Nesbitt A. G. Nesbitt Sara Nesbitt George I’. Nesbitt Tlff. Everhart James M. Everhart G. Mortimer Lewis Clinton J. Lewis Bradley W. Lewis C. Ll. Hawley Catherine Moore Austin Moore Austin Coal Company Austin

Dr Conwell to Speak at North Main Avenue Tabernacle

Hussell H Conwell D D president of Temple College Swanton hospital Philadelphia Orphans Home and Citwee Baptist pastor will lecture Monday evening March 10 at the North Main Avenue Tabernacle Oak Street corner He is completing forty years on the platform and has given 2600 lectures in 29 years His engagements average 200 nights yearly and he has donated over a half million dollars to poor students He authored nineteen books with many selling over 200000 each.

Kew. Hussell H. Conwell Tenple College Suwinton Hospital Philidelphia Orphans’ Home Citwee Baptist Church Higgest Protestant Almerica Main Avenue Conwell Totus

Loomis Promoted to Head Coal Department

E E Loomis is named manager of the coal department for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad with headquarters in New York. Colonel R A Phillips succeeds Loomis as superintendent and C E Tobey becomes assistant superintendent of the coal mining department.

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company R. A. Phillips C. E. Tobey Coal Department E. J. Loomis New York W. H. Truesdale Exchange Place Loomis Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company Omeo Marcel TR. A. Phillipa Ko Tobey Coal Mining Department G. Davia Lackawanna Railroad W. R. Storrs W. H. Stors Coal New York, Susquehanna and Western Wilkes-Barre Eastern Jersey City Tioga Erie Railroad Blossburg Coal Company Blossburg Arnot Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Department E. Tobey Scranton New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad H. G. Davis Phillips Cayuga Mines

Grand Jury Set To Hear Davis Murder And Hopewell Conspiracy

The grand jury meets Monday with several cases, led by the Davis murder of Peter King in a Minooka saloon and a conspiracy charge against North Scranton men alleged to injure John A. Hopewell, Providence Register proprietor, after a streetcar strike.

Davis Hopewell Michael Davis Peter King Minooka Short the Age North Scranton John A. Hopewell Providence Register

YMCA Building Fund Drive Gains Momentum

The building committee of the Stail Road Y M C A reports strong subscription activity as it canvasses for funds to construct a new building. Local donors and supporters are urged to contribute to the campaign ongoing across the community.

Promoters Press Drive for New Building at $16,000

H O Williams of the Trier national committee joined the canvass and spoke to about 200 shop employees at a noon meeting. Committees reported progress as $1,200 was raised yesterday. A car shop employee meeting followed at noon with Merers Williams and Buckatew detailing the project. Buckatew arrived to aid today, as promoters pursue the $16,000 value project with optimism.

H. O. Williams Trier Varios Sib Merers Williams Buckatew

Local Job Placements and Office Moves Highlight March Listings

On March 1 John Ward secures a position at S. G. Barker & Son. March 1 a call for a young man bookkeeper. Hubert Davin starts at Sharon Iron Co. in Sharon Pennsylvania. March 4 Horton Kimble begins as bookkeeper at International Text Book Co. March 6 a large Williamsport manufacturer seeks an assistant bookkeeper. March 7 Learned that Miss Margaret Doppling works with Attorneys Torrey & Welles and Miss Emma Eldredge takes a responsible office role. Arthur W. Bower, Messia, and F. Robert of Berwick purchase scholarships.

John Ward S. G. Barker & Son March & Wad Hubert Davin Sharon Iron Co Sharon Horton Kimble International Text Book Co Williamsport Margaret Doppling Torrey & Welles Emma Eldredge Messia Arthur W. Bower F. Robert Berwick

Swarthmore College Promotes Small College Experience

The article argues best promotion occurs at a small college where instructors know students personally and growth is natural. Swarthmore College aims to be a well equipped small college, co educational and managed by Friends, with a catalog on application from president William W. Birdsall of Swarthmore, Pa.

Scranton Business College Alum Commands High NYC Salary

A Scranton Business College graduate, age twenty, earns $70 per week in New York City, crediting SBC training and diligence. The piece notes many SBC students secure large salaries in New York Philadelphia and Buffalo. Also lists market produce and goods from Pierce's Market on Penn Ave.

Scranton Business College New York City New York Philadelphia Buffalo

Supper at YWCA Offers Low Cost Menu

A twenty five cent supper will be served to the general public in the Young Women's Christian association rooms Saturday evening from 1 30 to 7 40 o clock. Menu includes Escalloped oysters creamed potatoes veal loaf bread rolls pickles jelly cake and ice cream with ten cents extra.

Young Women's Christian Association

Expert Accountant and Correspondent Seeks Engagement

Experienced accountant and correspondent seeks engagement to manage books letters and announcements for a large establishment. Knowledgeable in cost accounting and modern office methods including car and lease beat systems. Ready to start on or before April 1.

Care Tribune

New Spring Styles In Men’s Youths and Boys Clothing

Richards and Wirth介绍 new stock featuring spring styles for men youths and boys. Inspections invited at 26 Lackawanna Avenue.

Richards & Wirth Lackawanna Ave

Spring Gowns and Corset Fitting Specialty

The note advises women to prepare for spring gowns and emphasizes the importance of a well fitting corset. It offers corset fitting services to ensure customers are properly fitted with up to date styles.

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