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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1902

Page

7

City Notes and Local Updates From the Board

A roundup of municipal items includes a note on a meeting of the manual training committee producing no firm conclusions, a Catholic historical society reception for Bishop Wobian at the Knights of Columbus club, and a death by suicide in Factoryville. Other items cover finance committee delays, school inspections by officials Barker Largan Waleh Maud Teit and Gibbons Fellows, wage payments for miners and yard workers, and plans to establish a blacksmithing forge at the new central fire station to save costs.

Teception Wobian Catholic Historical Society Newman Magazine Club Knights of Columbus Club Barker P. J. Largan Anthony Waleh Maud Peter Teit Gibbons Central Fire Station

Two New Driveways Near Lake Scranton Planned

The Scranton Gas and Water Company engineers lay out two mile long macadam driveways to Mount Anonymous east of Lake Scranton. Grades won t exceed five percent. One will be the Albright drive honoring J. J. Albright and the other the Godfrey drive honoring Joseph Godfrey.

Scranton Gas and Water Company Mount Anonymous Lake Scranton Shady Woods Albright J. J. Albright The Water Company Godfrey Joseph Godfrey

Allen's Foot Base Powder Ad Fragment

Fragmentary OCR advert promotes Allen's Foot Base powder to ease sore feet and nervous tension. Mentions toe care and cooling effect, with garbled brand phrases and location hints.

Corner Stone Laying for Anshe Chesed Temple on Madison Avenue

A large gathering of Anshe Chesed Congregation members attended the corner stone laying ceremony for the new temple on Madison Avenue near Vine Street. Rabbi Anspacher delivered the main address, Rabbi Auspacher assisted, and B Moses presided. The event drew leaders from local Jewish groups and featured a dedication hope for unity, piety, and humanitarianism in the community. The project, designed by George W. Kramer, is brick, 641 feet in size, with contractor Conrad Schroeder aiming for completion by September 1.

Auspacher Rabbi Salzman Wilkes-Barre B. Moses Anshe Chesed Madison Avenue Vine Street M. Salzman B'nia B'rith Lydia Sailor Lida Garagan Williams and Roberts Rabbi Anspacher Jacob Beth-el Moses Sol Goldsmith Anspacher Salszman Lackawanna Avenue Emanuel Green Linden Street George W. Kramer Kim Park Conrad Schroeder

Runaway Wife Found After German Actor Trip

Mrs. Phillips the wife of Rudolph Phillips manager at the Germania theater New York left home with Franz Erlau a German actor last Tuesday. They were traced to Mountain Lake where a young German girl with Erlau was found. Mrs Phillips denied eloping with Hilan and left with her own money and jewelry. Phillips withdrew prosecution and will seek divorce.

Rudolph Phillips Germania Theater New York City Franz Erlau Phillips Deiter Klondyke Hotel Mountain Lake Erlon Central Police Station Howe Hilan Miian New York Erlan Music Wal

Police raid speakeasies net two alcohol suspects

Delia Murphy of Thackeray street Tripp Park and Ellis Palmer at Putnam street and Wayne avenue were arrested on warrants for selling liquor without a license. A large quantity of intoxicants was seized and both fined $50 plus costs by Magistrate Fidler. Palmer had not paid fines by late hour. Police say warrants were sworn by neighbors.

Delia Murphy Thackeray Street Tripp Park Ellis Palmer Putnam Street Wayne Avenue Palmer Fidler Tippling House

Myers Found Dead at Gouldsboro Ice House

George Myers about 50 years old was found dead Wednesday in the Delaware Lackawanna and Western ice house at Gouldsboro where he worked. Heart disease is believed the cause. He is survived by a wife and two children. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

George Myers Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Gouldsboro

Grading Circus Safety Under Sudden Storms

The article explains how circus managers must treat wind storms like battlefield threats. It details storm prep including evacuating elephants and tents and lowering canopies to protect the menagerie and spectators.

Scranton Team Defeated by York Independent 14 to 1

The Scranton team arrived tired from the trip and played a listless game against York Independent. York scored 14 runs on 17 hits with three errors while Scranton managed 1 run, eight hits and seven errors. Stork took the loss for Scranton, while Guest and Smith starred for York.

Scranton Tribune York Scranton Stork Hardy Guest Smith

Miner killed in Moosie mine premature blast

Laborer Joseph HRomanofski employed in a Moosie mine was instantly killed by a premature explosion on Wednesday. His fellow miner suffered serious head injuries and was taken to Laveka Wanni hospital for treatment. Coroner Saltry was notified and viewed the body yesterday.

Joseph Hromanofski Moosie Lavekawanni Hospital Saltry

Delaware Lackawanna and Western daily crew and staffing list

The document lists the D L and W board for today with numerous personnel assignments and shift times across Hoboken and surrounding depots. Names such as Troboken Gervity Golden Abram Hundy Devine Von Wormer Bartholomew Wardell and many others appear with times from early morning to evening along various posts and extras details.

East Hoboken Abram Hundy J. W Devine Tham von Wormer W. W. Labor Moboken Cavanough Thompson Florboken Mallett Frounfelker Nichols Tha Carriggy Hennigan Pusher Widwer Toow Howser Wim Wardell Bartholomew Murphy W. HL Bartholomew My Lamplog Helperse Melloverny Gudber Secor Slanton Fats Wear M. Carmody T. Doudican Ningaloy P.m A. J. Rowe

Burns Makes Big Advance In Tribune Educational Contest

Kellerman holds his lead in the Tribune educational contest while Thompson drops back. New contestants Albert Freedman of Scranton and J. Clark of Peckville join the field. Eighteen scholarships remain unrepresented as ties occur in the list.

Kellerman Tribune Thompson Albert Freedman Scranton J. Clark Peckville

Scranton Contest Standings and Points

Standings list for contestants with points tallied. Notable entries include J A Kellerman of Scranton with 43 points and Charles Burns of Wandling with 29 points. Other competitors include Herbert Thompson of Carbondale, Homer Kresge of Hyde Park, and Grant M Decker of Hall. Edna Coleman of Scranton and Charles W Dorsey of Scranton appear among the ranks.

J. A. J. Kellerman Scranton Charles Burns Wandling Herbert Thompson Carbondale Seeeves BT Homer Kresge Hyde Park Grant M. Decker Hall- Bier Noses Crsevives Maxwell Shepherd Albert Freedman Belle- Vug SF Ai Giris Celeaewine Rodriguez Barantons Esses Sherwood Harford Cooper Priceburg J. A. Havenstrite Scran LMN Valentares el Estaaiealnreeca Chas O’boyle Edna Coleman Bahn Onc. Cecerss Clark Peckville Charles W. Dorsey

Scranton Contests Lead as Educational Standings Shift

A J Kellerman of Scranton holds first with a 14 point lead over Charles Burns of Wandling who rose to second. Herbert Thompson slides to third. Albert Freedman debuts in seventh and J Clark enters at fourteenth. Grant Decker ties for fourth with Homer Kresge, Havenstrite jumps to tenth, many new contestants expected as thirty three scholarships are offered and only fifteen return points. Entries remain open with details on the fourth page.

A. J. Kellerman Scranton Tribune Charles Burns Wandling Herbert Thompson Carbondale Albert Freedman J. Clark Peckville Grant Decker Hallstead Homer Kresge Hyde Park Decker A. J. Havenstrite Charles O’boyle William Cooper Priceburg Wihteen the Tribune

Agate Nickel Steel Ware by Lalance & Grosjean

The Lalance & Grosjean Manufacturing company unveils agate nickel steel ware, a coated enamel design using a nickel binding film between steel and enamel to avoid harm from arsenic lead or antimony. The firm expanding capacity with a rolling mill and galvanizing line at Harrisburg and a new foundry at Woodhaven, L I, with plans to install more facilities.

House Furnishing Review Lualance & Crosjean Manufacturing Company Lilanee & Grosjean Manufacturing Company Bessemer Siemens- Martin Lalance & Grosjean Manufacturing Company Agate Nickel Lilance & Grosjean Manufacturing Company Harrisburg Woodhaven L. I

Beach Haven New Jersey as a growing New York summer resort

A New and Fast Growing Summer Place for New Yorkers promotes Beach Haven on the New Jersey coast. It highlights cool seas, sheltered coves for sailing, superb fishing and shooting, social life, palatial hotels, and easy access via the New Jersey Central line after May 10 with a short Whitings connection to Beach Haven. Interested readers are directed to C. M. Burt for Beach Haven books.

New Jersey Beach Haven New Jersey Central Atlantic City Express New York C. M. Burt Beach Haven Books

Low-Rate Yellowstone Tour via Pennsylvania Railroad

Personal tour for National Education Association convention goes from New York on July 6 to Minneapolis and Yellowstone Park, returning July 20. Round-trip $150 east of Pittsburgh, $145 from Pittsburgh. Special Pullman train with dining sleeping and observation cars. Six days in Yellowstone. Tickets and itineraries from 1196 Broadway New York or George W. Boyd at Broad Street Station Philadelphia.

National Education Association Minneapolis Pennsylvanian Railroad Company Yellowstone Park New York Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg Broadway George W. Boyd Pennsylvania Railroad Company Broad Street Station Philadelphia

Sealed Proposals Sought for Moving St Pauls Church

Sealed proposals are being received for moving St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. F P Doty is receiving bids at 399 ther y street for the project.

St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church F. P. Doty Ther Y Street

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Lucas Matthews Bros Lackawanna Ave Morris’ Magnet Cigar E. C. Morris Washington Avenue City Notes Board of Control Timself Ballice Freeman Factoryville Diamond Manville Stora Beranton Tuccone Bloomsburg Tomorow Lacka Winna Allen Risen New Jewish Temple North End Myers Lackawanna Sella Bros Chella Joseph Romanofski Mooste Delaware, Lackawannna & Western Board Troboken J, Gervity M. Golden PF. McBonnell A. Gorvity May & Me Ue Enw May Willam Janos McCue B. M. Hallett Burns Agate Nickel Steel Mercereau & Connell Wyoming Avenue French China Theo Haviland Crima Tall Wyoming Ave Coldwell Imperial Lane
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