Retired Canadian sojourn interrupts by future plans and events
Edward Fersonal Nes returns from a pleasant Canadian sojourn and will resume work with the Steel company. Several acquaintances attend social events including a twenty fourth anniversary party. A convention trip is noted for Locomotive Brotherhood and a private service is planned in Sullivan county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Longley Nes
Canada
Ware
Ty Wall
Witla
Bron and Steel Company
Misa Nan Nyiol
GH Vmraykliy
Abe Maveting
di Melowell
J. J. Williame
Molland
Opcasio
Tele Murrigge
Tolly Toul
Uni Mix
Waleter Seeley
Mir
Charles Sheluy
Norfolk
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Bugle
Magiertate
Millar
Teavon
Midwilligg
Tudor
Sullivan County
Seviences
Pinon
Relief Donations Open for Martinique Disaster Sufferers
Postmaster Mery Ripple announces, per President Roosevelt, donations to aid Martinique quake victims. Contributions in money only will be received and donors will receive printed acknowledgment of receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mery
Ripple
Roosevelt
Martinique
Pain Batin Praised By Mrs Hoagelgans For Rheumatism
Mrs Anna Hoagelgans of Cuckahoe New Jersey lauds Chamberlain Pain Batin as the best family liniment. She notes her husband's sprained back improved quickly and says she recommends it to many with universally high remarks. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Anna Hoagelgans
Amicable Settlement Reached in Freepags Case Longstreet
In a Gouldsboro court yesterday a private settlement ended the freepags case TKFF ON Edwards versus Dr. B P Longstreet with a verdict for the defendant. Attorneys described a neighbor dispute as the cause and noted Longstreet’s friendship funded $1700 in advances. The judge praised the open court agreement and the lack of personal stain for any party. A second case, Ida Campbell vs James Hilton, sought $125 for board with disputes over additional damages. Jurors adjourned after rediscovering missing juror Joseph Stout while Orlando Rozelle v B S Lewis proceeded in the same courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tk.ff
ON. Edwards
8. P. Longstreet
Warren and
Torey
Privntie
Scragg
O'Brien
Dr. Longstreet
Edwards
Oppconent
Ida Cammpbell
James H. Hilton
Campbell
Hilton
Orlando Rozelle
B.S. Lewis
Superior Court
Wheaton
Mark K. Edgar and G F Rey Reynolds sue Callendar bondsmen
Mark K Edgar and G F Rey Reynolds filed suit against 8 N Callendar and bondsmen J F Callender and Nathan Callender. They had prior suits entered April 2 1901 with verdicts of 446 70. Callender appealed to the superior court posting 1000 bonds with J J and Nathan as sureties. On March 11 the superior court upheld the verdict, execution issued against 8 N Callender, sheriff found no assets to levy, bondsmen issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark K. Edgar
G. F. Reynolds
N. Callendar
Nathan Callender
N. Canlender
Callender
J. J
N. Callender
Probate actions in Scranton estates this week
The will of Charles Tellie of Scranton admitted to probate with no letters granted. In Thomas Carroll's estate of Scranton, J J Crogan received letters of administration. Polack MacGuinness of Scranton had a will admitted to probate with letters testamentary granted to Willen McGuinness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tellie
Scranton
Thomas Carroll
J. J. Crogan
Polack MacGuinness
Willen McGuinness
Probate hearing continues in Ryan estate disputes
In the orphans court proceeding for the estate of Dridget A Ryan, testimony on credits, vouchers, and expenditures was heard with objections to authority, charges, and double billing. The hearing resumes June 2 at 9 a.m. for further testimony and notes a separate session May 4 at 11 a.m. in Frederick Simon case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dridget A Ryan
P. J. Honan
J. BE. Ryan
Frederick Simon
Marearet Noone Et
Petition to Sell Real Estate in Gordon Case
A petition by P. F. Gordon as guardian was granted to sell real estate to William J. Tighe for 1250 dollars at private sale. C. B. Woodruff represented the petitioner. In the Stevens estate distribution matter testimony was taken and A. J. Colburn appeared for the accountant as claims for fund allowances were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Gordon
Ruirdlan
William J. Tighe
C. 8. Woodruff
S. P. Stevens
A. J. Colburn
Court actions and rulings detailed in a set of probate and civil cases
An opinion filed in multiple cases describes actions to show cause and writ tests. Judges allowed decrees and new trials, with verdicts for defendants in several civil matters. Proceedings reference parties such as Brink, Gregory, Lois Connor, Ruth Bue wards, and Patrick Grice against DAdines Roa d Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaimine B. Brink
Gregory
Lois Connor
David Z. Edwateia Sardine
Ruth Buewards
Municipal surplus eyed at forty thousand dollars
City officials project a total year surplus near 40 000 dollars from multiple sources. Costello estimates a surplus between 10 000 and 15 000 and liquor license receipts may exceed Howell’s prior figures, prompting anticipated ordinances to appropriate the extra funds. Council members plan several new schemes not included in the current appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello
Howell
Night baseball lights up Scranton with electric glow
In Scranton a novelty baseball game was played by electric light at night. Manager Al Lawson used a portable plant to illuminate the field, enabling Scranton to beat Wilkes-Barre 8 to 6 as Kelleher pitched five innings. Lawson plans to tour with the lighting setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Klondikers
al Lawson
Scranton
Kelleher
Lawson
Wilkes-Barre
Advertising Principles From Forepaughs Show
The article argues advertising drives business, using circus campaigns as proof. It urges comparing entire city advertising to storefront signs and large firms, concluding success follows strong, visible promotion. The piece notes the Forepaughs show will visit the city next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Forepaugh
Sells
Joint Anti Speakeasy Accord Formed in Two Counties
A joint meeting of the Lackawanna and Luverne counties liquor associations voted to unite for aggressive action against speakeasies. A board of 27 governors will uncover and report illegal beer sales to the executive committee for actions. President Dilcher of the Lackawanna decoration led the effort and became president of the joint group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retuil Uquor Association
Tluackawanna
Luverne
Mqnor
Mm Herise
Dilcher
Lackawanna Dacoration
Bittenbender and Co Barbed Wire Ad and Medical Office
An advertisement lists Bittenbender & Co at 16 and 128 Franklin Ave offering barbed wire and mentions Dr Lindabury a surgeon specializing in diseases of women with offices in the 215 Connell Building. Hours appear as 11 a.m. to 7 to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindabury
Connell Building
Todp
Auction Sale This Day At 10 A M
Auction sale announced for 10 a m featuring fine household goods including furniture silverware crockery paintings clothing bedding and other items. Proceeds go to pay debts with sale held at a local location and terms to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eljlin
Cathy
Saly Db Wa
Summer Homes on Line of Southern Railway
The Southern Railway issues a neat attractive Summer Homes folder for 1902 with lists of hotels and boarding houses and rates at seaside and mountain resorts along its line. Regions include the Virginia Tennessee Kentucky and Carolinas. Charles T. Hopkins district passenger agent 828 Chestnut Street Philadelphia will supply copies on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Caroltinas
Charles T. Hopkins
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Doctor offers inhouse treatment for drunkenness and morphine habit
A physician announces a private program to cure drunkenness and morphine dependence by admitting a limited number of patients to his house for treatment. The service cites numerous testimonials and invites inquiries at Box 10 Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxfio
Tribune
Car Load of Barbed Wire Seized in Franklin Ave Incident
A car load of barbed wire was reported at 16 and 125 Franklin Avenue as BITTENBENDER & O. handled the matter. No injuries noted and authorities advised routine safety checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittenbender &O
Franklin Ave
Burns Takes Second Place In Tribune Education Contest
All leaders in The Tribune educational contest shift positions with second place going to Burns and others changing spots. Rodriguez and Shepherd also improve their standings while seven vacant places remain to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Rodriguez
Shepherd
Contenders Listed in Scranton Area Standings
The record shows a long list of contestants with towns including Scranton Carbondale Hallstead Olyphant Forest and others. Notable names include A J Kellerman Charles Burns Herbert Thompson Wm T Rodrigues Maxwell Shepherd Harry Madden Louis McCusker O J Clark John Dempsey Miss Beatrice Harpur Wm Sherwood Homer Kresge Chas O Boyle Miss Edna Coleman Nellie Avery Emanuel Bucci Chas W Dorsey R D Dorsey Edgar Wilson Jr and Hugh Johnson with scores 64 57 53 noted at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polnta
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Eveessoves
Wm. T
Rodrigues
Albert Freedman
Bellex
Maxwell Shepherd
Harry Madden
Grant M. Decker
Hallstead
Gonca
Kellerman Maintains Lead in Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune reports shifting standings in the Educational Contest with A. J. Kellerman still in first by a wide margin. Charles Burns rises to second from fourth, Herbert Thompson drops to third, William Rodriguez moves to fourth, Albert Freedman slides to fifth, Maxwell Shepherd up to sixth, and John Dempsey climbs from nineteenth to fifteenth as seven vacancies remain to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
A. J. Kellerman
Charles Burns
Wandling
Herbert Thompson
Williame Rodriguez
Albert Freedman
Maxwell Shepherd
John Dempsey
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Rare criminal action against Nay Aug saloon keeper
Mrs. Louise Devine of Nay Aug filed a rare misdemeanor against Wir Bish a Nay Aug saloon keeper under a 1840s law making it illegal to sell liquor to an habitual drinker after a family member requests. Bish waived a hearing and gave bail for appearance after Magistrate Millan received the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wir Bish
Nay Aug
Louise Devine
Nay Auge
Anget
Assembly
Devine
Fish
Millan
Bull
Local Post Office to Hire Five New Clerks
Tite announced that on and after July 1 the clerical force at the local post office will be increased by five. Four of the new clerks will be assigned to duty in the general post office.
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Wide Cures
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy with claims of ninety percent success in banishing long standing diseases. It cites diverse users from city clerks to lawyers and clergymen and urges May as a month to boost health for the nervous, rheumatic, and digestive ailments, kidney and liver troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Iife
Beware of Imitations of Diamond Dyes Notice
Warning to customers to ask for Diamond Dyes only and avoid imitations. A new clerical appointment from the civil service eligible list is planned as the West Scranton branch station opens. The office currently employs twenty five clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Scranton
Celebration of Transfer of Cuban Government by Spanish War Veterans
Gen J P S Gobin leads Spanish War Veterans in a May 20 transfer celebration at the G A I hall. The event honors Cuba's government transfer to Cuban people with music lunch and talks by GA 2 and Spanish war veterans. Captain Thomas F. Murphy to share campaign incidents in the Philippines. Lewis B Carter Michard J Bourke David Thames John Davis and Edwin K Connelly organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. 8S. Gobin
Island of
Cuba
G. A. I. Hall
Philippines
Thomas F. Murphy
Lewis B. Carter
Michard J. Bourke
David Thames
John Davis
Edwin Kk. Connelly
New Jersey Central Introduces Hourly Trains to Philadelphia
The New Jersey Central announces hourly trains from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. between New York and Philadelphia with modern equipment and rock ballast track. All trains go directly to Reading Terminal without changes and many complete the trip in about two hours. Service begins May 18 and is distinct from the Royal Blue line due to its independent Philadelphia route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central
New York
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Reading
Umbrellas and Parasols Direct from Manufacturer
30 percent on the dollar when you purchase direct from the manufacturer. Our line of umbrellas and parasols is large and complete and embraces all the latest patterns. We guarantee all our goods. 313 Spruce Street.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Modark Bardwars Ston
Peerless
Iceland
N. Washington Ave
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Carter
Linden Street
Baby Bazaar
Washington Avenue
Peter N. Haan
Mulbery Street
Nettletons
Burr Building
Green Trading Stamps
Peon Avenue
Jlabed
Fersonal
ST. Pierre
Truror Stout
Gouldsboro
J. Alfred Pennington
Adams Avenue and
Linden St
Register of Wills Office
Sateeneeeserees
Gcorud Tenenvesennes
Corny Michel Mitt
Atle Sooo Yeeieeeeeeress Hotl Grooh
Sceamon Venato Wits Lice Cueu Eee Scranton Willlat L
Court House News Notes
Lancaster
Electric Light
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Just
Bittenbender & CO
Penn Avenue
Hardwick
Burns
Kellerman
Columbia River
Umbrella Manufacturing Co
Spruce Street
Whealbarrows
Wee
Cramer-Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
John D. Boyle
Clothier
Lackawanna Ave
Dickson
Scranton and Olyphant
Keane JN Avot Eee Nee G Roc Nea
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
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