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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
2
The Carbondale notes discuss Crescenta teams seeking games at Lake Lodore and Lake Lodore's interest, with plans and dates hinted. It mentions fan enthusiasm, transport links, and the potential impact on upcoming seasons as negotiations progress.
Enthusiasts in Carbondale discuss a potential Crescents ball team and rivalries with Archbald and nearby counties. Scranton Richway company support and a Lake Todore season appearance are debated amid looming strike uncertainties and league ambitions.
A household diary recalls quitting coffee after insomnia and despair, switching to Postum. The writer describes improved sleep, mood, and energy, praising Postum as a pure beverage matching the flavor of mocha and Java and noting a later relapse when tea was tried.
Street and avenue closures are cleared by force of men under City Engineer Kupp. Work on Seventh and Eighth avenues from the floods is underway with Pook Street and riprap repairs, aiming to restore passable routes while ditch crowning and roadbed stabilization proceed. Expected full access may take weeks as crews address collapse and debris.
Edward Robinson, formerly of the Mozarts, played with the Big Band in Carbondale yesterday. He rejoined local musicians including Innes and Wis, sharing memories with townspeople and former colleagues in a lively homecoming that drew many strangers.
A formal notice marks the forthcoming fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wal. Invitations have been sent to relatives and friends for a home observance with a memorial service on a selected date in Cody.
Word comes from Mauch Chunk that William McMichael, son of K. G. McMichael, is in critical condition with a brain lesion and not expected to recover. The McMichael family, well known in the area, is often seen visiting in town.
Fragmentary OCR lists a workers group affiliation with unions and fraternal orders including United Mine Workers and American Legion. The text names several obscure lodges and camps, suggesting a local fraternal or labor meeting or charter. No clear event, date, or location is legible.
William Lewis of the Weel side left last night for San Pranelace to locate by the near future.
The second in the series of gun ior Dita being held at Pruliy Episcopal church was given Wednesday night by local organizers.
J Willie Conint president of St Luke’s Church assisted by Irene Kann soprano showcased a recital in Scranton. The program included organ pieces and songs such as The Maids of Peace and Cradle Song with choral and vocal numbers peaking in an engaging performance.
The Lackawanna River rises again with four more feet of water since last week. No damage yet in Carbondale as flood levels near danger on the river walls south to Scranton with creeks spilling over and threatening tracks. Snow remains on the mountains north of Carbondale, and ongoing thaw could flood vehicles along South Main Street if conditions worsen.
John Olden, a driver boy at No 1 Mine, was struck in the eye when a mule kicked him. He was taken to hospital with a severe facial injury and possible eye damage but the eye is not yet confirmed broken. Doctors monitor for complication and sight preservation.
The Carbondale audience enjoyed Innes and his superb band with a rich program from two usual sets. Descriptive Fantasht from Rubin Stel drew the greatest early applause while the audience demanded longer and called for encores.
Fireman Charliee Hall traveled to Philadelphia for admission to a hospital and eye treatment. Dr WW Bletcher accompanied him to arrange entry to the hostel and ongoing care at the University of Pennsylvania hospital.
The court ordered Meclowich jailed on charges arising from the Tower case. Bail set at $1,100. McGowan reportedly returned home during the day as the grand jury convened Wednesday and considered the matter.
A child on Canaan Street suffered a forehead injury after a misplayed throw during a play session with a younger companion. The incident occurred yesterday in an alley area near their homes.
A man suffered a wound at a club and required the services of a surgeon to close the injury. His sister, who was nearby, assisted or was present during the incident.
John McDonough of the Bush area was arrested by Constable Neary for assault and battery and larceny after allegedly beating two Arab women peddlers who traded with the McDonoughs. One woman was dragged by the throat and kicked. another sought entry to recover items. A broken finger and injuries were reported, and the case proceeded to the mayor's court with bail set.
Musicians visiting Wilkes-Barre dined at the Imperial on North Main Street as a train excursion kept them in town from morning until the evening. They overwhelmed local eateries, with dinner service ending late and some guests left unsatisfied, while others enjoyed ample coffee and sandwiches amid light jibes from peers.
Enthusiastic crowds in Carbondale and vicinity back a charity ball at Scranton Master Monday night. The event aims to outshine prior efforts with broad guest reception committees and generous accommodations for travelers, reflecting strong local support and media coverage in Carbondale.
Richie Corthos died at 73 in Tregmathn parish Weinn England. He survived by his sister Mic Giese of England and brother Richie Udy of this city. The brief notice lists his only brother John Udy as also deceased.
Mr. itt Ales. Bank Walker of Bow deny street mourns the death of five year six months old daughter Mary who died Wednesday afternoon. The deceased was one of twins both now deceased. Burial was in St. Rose cemetery.
George Van Crovider campaigned for the Republican ticket this fall visiting valley districts as far as Taylor this week in support of his election bid.
A Batavia woman reports losing twenty five pounds in three months with serious lung involvement. After three bottles of Scott's Emulsion she gained fifteen pounds and could resume work. The ad extols cod liver oil remedy by Scott and Bowne.
A visiting figure received highly encouraging remarks and support, with notable praise and upbeat reactions noted during the encounter. The event highlighted positive reception and strong backing for the visiting party.
Reported damage to the Sooll eurcet bridge in Weat Bide follows heavy flooding. The washed out structure endangers traffic and requires urgent attention to prevent collapse.
Messrs Jimnes Snover of Hulstean and Mrs Maury Tolley of Herrick Centre visit Carbondale and nearby areas. Mrs William Isger of South Mall Street visits Scranton with friends. Mrs Fred Slinwin of Thornestrut improving from illness. Mr and Mrs Andrew Pink and daughter of Likwadt visit town. Miss Mary Mellly of West Side leaves for Philadelphia to visit her brother. HL Wolfe, previously visiting Mrs BF L Gardner, returns to Lancaster, N. J.
Fire ignited in the Glenwood break room on Saturday afternoon when a breaker whistle called the Whitmore Hose Company, which arrived within minutes and subdued the fumes. The incident caused some smoke and a firm hold on the flames, with reports praising the prompt response and bravery of the hose team.
A fragmented local item notes various incidents and social happenings including an arrest warrant sworn for a guest at a polléy McGinnies event, funeral attendances, a marriage in Avis, and a band concert in Mawfield. Mentions residents Pieter Cgiings of Pennsylvani avenue Marsied and Thomas A. Hendricks, with appearances by Mr Edwards and Charles Newtharton, among others in the region.
Edward Lewie Taylor of Beramton died Saturday morning after a crane hoisted heavy material that fell and crushed him at a factory on Atherton Street. He leaves a widow and several relatives. Funeral arrangements will be announced by his family. community members gathered for a service and reception at Forest Elaine.
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