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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1902
Page
10
The illuminated square near the court house drew praise from observers who viewed the scene as the county officials lit the lights for the first time. Residents noted the grand expanse and monuments as a backdrop to the festivity and approved the commissioners’ decision to light the area.
The article extols Swarthmore College for robust physical culture and disciplined training. It notes strong health records, thorough equipment, intelligent direction, and facilities including laboratories, a workshop, observatory, and sports grounds on 200 acres. The college offers four courses in arts and sciences, with a nonsectarian administration under Friends oversight, inviting prospective students to request the catalogue from President William W. Birdsall.
Supreme court affirms Judge Kelly that a partner agreement to pay 10 percent interest on the difference in capital contributions is not usury. Gilmore and Duffy dispute liquidation amounts after dissolution. referee had limited the claim, but the high court awards Gilmore the full claimed sum based on a profits based provision.
A report by Referee Cole concludes Maury Dickson has no cause of action against the Chief of Beranton. The case discusses residency, a pond near Brick Avenue and North Stainton, alleged miasma from the pond, and a claimed link to sickness. The referee notes Cayuga Street grading did not occur and calls the point not a city street, with city liability not supported. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Tinklaint and George Benediel. city solicitor Ceovee Me Watt represents the defense.
The register yesterday granted letters testamentary to William R. Fawn for the estate of Rinehel Evans of Beranton and to John J. Morgan and D. Evans for the estate of W. DPD Thomas of Scranton.
Kellerman maintains his lead as Freedman climbs from seventh to third place. Twelve contestants returned for the event, signaling strong momentum and bright prospects for new entrants beginning now.
Mrs. F L Bernhardt of Newbury Street Boston Mass shares a personal miracle tale from nervous prostration insomnia and digestive weakness after surgery. She credits Paine's Celery Compound with restoring her health after two months of use and urges others to try it for similar ailments.
In the estate of Adam Neuls late of Scranton Mary Manning is named as beneficiary. In the estate of Peter Manning late of Carbondale matters proceed without letters granted. The will of Thomas Reap late of Scranton was admitted to probate.
The grand jury heard the petition for a county morgue with testimony from Coroner J F Saltry and several undertakers. Other indictments included agents from the Montotel league prosecuting liquor sales and officers charged with selling on Sunday and election day. jury to resume next week.
County Commissioners J O Morris John J Durkin and Joh Penman with Controller E A Jones County Solicitor Fi Taylor and Clerk W O Daniels spent two days in Philadelphia signing bonds bought by Dick Co Penman returned last evening others to follow bearing 225000 the amount of the issue and the premium of 19000
Two 1902 letters from Scranton Business College in Williamsport and Scranton request prompt recommendations for an assistant bookkeeper and staff reassignments. One letter notes a vacancy and advancement needs due to an upcoming departure, offering ten dollars weekly with future prospects. The other asks acceptance and timing for W. C. Munson to begin work for demonstration before changes take effect.
The members of Sosthenes Lodge G AV Ones O FP are invited to Wilkes-Barre on Sunday evening May 7 to attend the annual Thanksgiving service. Those who can go meet at the D TH day at 6 p m Sunday with badges and white gloves by order of George W Brown and secretary L I Morton.
The Luckawannae clash with the Ole giant Browns on Litardig atop Hows' ground with Ko Smith as captain. The question raises what is PRUITED WHEAT.
W T Hackett offers a front 100 ft by depth 180 ft residence lot on a shaded avenue with asphalt paving and shade trees. Interior finish praised. price $1,000. Contact W T Hackett Real Estate Exchange, 126 124 Washington Ave Scranton for more listings from $800 to $80,000.
Miss Ellen M. Stone the American missionary held captive by Bulgars for ten months after a $20000 ransom will give an illustrated lecture in the Lyceum on Monday evening May 19. Proceeds benefit her own effort to repay donors. The talk recounts her capture and 172 days of captivity with Madame Tsilka, aided by views of mountain and forest routes used during her escape. Tickets on sale at local drug and music stores.
May listings show Claude Shamons joining a Lackawanna Railroad office and Andrew Dyuffner taking a position with the Gordon Supply company. Minnie Welseer and two other clerical women seek or hold posts in local offices while Herman Schultz is promoted at Williamsport Staple company. Mabel Lesh secures a stenographer post with Scranton Railway. W. H. Dermody and W. C. Runyon are set for new clerk positions. soft shell crabs offered at local Scranton House.
The list shows contestant names with city affiliations and scores from Scranton and nearby areas. Notable participants include Kellerman Scranton Thompson Carbondale Freedman Bellevue and Dorsey Scranton with varying scores.
The Tribune reports twelve contestants progress in the Educational Contest with four new scorers. A J Kellerman leads by fourteen points over Herbert Thompson, while Albert Freedman rises to third and Grant M Decker to fourth. A single new subscriber would place in tenth for a $600 scholarship among thirty three available. fourteen scholarships remain unrepresented as nineteen contestants have entered. Full details and entries continue on page four.
An advertising fragment touts Diamond Dyes as the pure option, claiming it resists crocking and fading. The brief copy emphasizes authenticity and quality in dye products.
Lake Lodore is hailed as the season’s top excursion spot with its grove pavilion merry-go-round kitchens and naphtha launches. The article notes Lodore’s appeal to church and society groups and urges contact with W L Pryor district passenger agent of the Delaware and Hudson Railroad in Scranton Pa for remaining dates.
Effective Monday May 12, a new dining car will operate on Lackawanna routes. The service runs on Scranton train No 15 at 6 22 a m to Owego, with a return on No 42 to Binghamton and Dover, N J, and No 4 from Scranton to New York at 12 44 p m. Dover to Scranton arrives on No 2h at 5 55 p m from New York departure 4 00 p m.
The Lackawanna railroad offers round trip tickets to St Paul and Minneapolis Minnesota for 3.70 dollars in celebration of the National Baptists anniversaries from May 40 to June 8. Tickets are valid for outbound travel May 1 2 3 and return until June 20 inclusive with 0.50 extra.
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