In and About wow The City Carroll Held in Bail
Kiephen Carroll charged withembe/ Hing funds from a West Side mine loal was held in jail yesterday by Alderman Kasson in a bail hearing. The brief notice notes local officials and the ongoing case.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1902
Page
3
Neighbor Arrest Sords at Franklin Avenue Breakin
Tha Shaw of Franklin avenue reported the arrest of next door neighbor Fannie Quint on charges of breaking in her door maliciously. Alderman Ruddy set her bail at zero dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Shaw
Franklin Avenue
Fannie Quint
Ruddy Bell
Deserting Marine Nogers Arrested After Visit
Frank Nogers of Schuitaville deserted the U S Marine Corps at Norfolk Virginia about three months ago. He brought his girl to this city yesterday to visit the weak. He was spotted by a bystander who knew him and was placed under arrest by Superintendent Day after coordinating with proper authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
A Good Shepherd laundry wagon struck by trolley war
A Good Shepherd laundry wagon was struck by a trolley at Vinestreet and Tenn avenue at noon yesterday. The wagon overturned and the driver Edward Tallman was thrown to the pavement. The wagon gear wheels were demolished though the driver escaped injury. The fender of the car was slightly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Shepherd
Vinestreet
Tenn Avenue
Yeatenday
Edward Tallman
Clara Ryan Wanders From Home Seeks Circus Near Scranton
A young girl Clara Ryan age unspecified left her home on Jones Street North Scranton to see a circus wandering away and traveled as far as Duryea before finding her way back or being located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Ryan
Jones Street
Scranton
Circus
Duryea
Missing Cat Returns Home After Kind Passerby Help
A stray named Str was taken in last month by a kind donor who found and cared for her. She was then returned to this city and reunited with her parents after being restored to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chire
Trial and Execution in County Court Oddities at Howard Place
At the Howard Place African Methodist Episcopal church a white man faces trial for bank robbery while a colored man is to be executed for meat preparation in a separate case. Judges John A. Walker and Jefferson Davis Layton preside as local citizens from across the county play roles in these notable proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Place
John A. Walker
New York City
Jefferson Davis Layton
Robert Cox
Simeon Enery
CC. Smith
Lewla B. Morton
Av Poreter
Harry Colwell
Marshall Ticker
Campbell Hughes
Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meeting in Guernsey hall
The Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Guernsey hall yesterday afternoon. After devotional exercises Mrs. Fintlorne read on Christian Responsibility In the Temperance Work. Two articles from the Union Siena discussed Christian Citizenship. Letters from the president and Mrs. Elizabeth Howell of Green Hide about Louisa Rounds coming to Scranton in June were read, noting a Bible reading on June 10 at the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cental Woman's Christian Temperance Uiion
Aormal
Guernmeya Hall
Fintlorne
Union Siena
Elizabeth Howell
Green Hideo
Louisa Rounds
Scranton
Viclnity
Disadvantages of Trip on the Celtic
A Scranton party returning from four months abroad notes the downsides of traveling as a group aboard the massive steamship Celtic. Delays in landing, strict dining relays, and soaring prices for goods upon arrival mar the voyage, though Nile river cruising and European sights delight some travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Jones
Helen Jones
J. G. Shepherd
R. G. Brooks
Orient
Europe
Grace Norton
New York
Fred Jones
Celtic
Scranton
Tke Mark Twain
Naples
London
Nile
Jones
Mount Pocono
H. C. Sanderson
I. F. Megargel
Thomas Sprague
G. I. Reynolds
Olive Street
Wallace's Circus Commendation Across Nation
The Wallace Show, slated to exhibit in Scranton on Friday May 25, receives broad praise from major newspapers including The State of South Carolina. Reporters note a large street parade in Columbia, thousands of spectators, and favorable verdicts calling the circus clean, entertaining, and superior to recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
United States
South Carolina
Columbus
Columbia
Reduced Fares to Scranton for Knights Templar Parade
The Delaware and Hudson offers a one fare round trip from Wilkes-Barre Carbondale and Honesdale for the Knights Templar parade in Scranton on Tuesday afternoon May 27. Tickets valid on all regular passenger trains both ways. consult agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Knights Templar
Delaware and Hudson
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Honesdale
Convention at Elmhurst Shapes Annual Christian Endeavor Plan
An Elmhurst Christian Endeavor convention drew sixty delegates with addresses by Rev. Luther Hess Waring A B Dunning Mrs Waddell M D Lathrope Henry IL Peabody Rev G L Ulrich and Thomas Thorburn. Plans to switch meetings from semi annual to annual were voiced as the assembly praised the social and spiritual program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Hess Waring
A. B. Dunning
Mrs. Waddell
M. D. Lathrope
Henry IL. Peabody
G. L. Ulrich
Thomas Thorburn
Elmhurst
Scranton
Erie
Baptist
Presbyterian
Rey
Mr. Young
Cr. L. Fickus
Primary and convention dates set for O'Brien's hotel meeting
O'Brien's hotel in Olyphant hosted a meeting fixing upcoming election dates. The delegate convention to state convention is June 11 at 2:80 p m, the primary on June 4. A nominating convention for representative is August 28 at 2:90 p m, with primaries August 26. Attendees included Duggan as chair and Gordon as secretary with candidates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'brien‘s
Olyphant
Mott Haven
O'Brien
T. J. Duggan
Dunmore
William J. Gordon
Carbondale
James Bell
Peckville
Joseph Langan
Winton
T. A. Hendricks
P. B. Timlin
Jermyn
W. F. Sullivan
P. J. White
Archbald
Hiram Lodge Anniversary Banquet Plans Set
Hiram Lodge No 261 F and A M North Scranton will mark its fiftieth anniversary with a Friday night banquet in the auditorium limited to lodge members and one guest each with a possible accompanying lady. Worshipful Master and Dunmore lodges invited as special guests. Music by Bauer's orchestra with a program including historical sketches and addresses by Thomas Morgan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Lodge
A. M
North Scranton
Dunmore
Handley
Bauer
D. MH. Jenkins
W. M
Jton
J. M. Edwards
Mistory
Himm
Thomas
Morgan
Grand Lodge
Thomas FL Wells
Jlon
A. A. Vosburg
Feve
Dfon
EK. H. Ripple
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Convention Opens
The twentieth annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Scranton diocese meets in Olyphant with 200 delegates from 80 societies and 14,000 members. Sessions begin at 10 in Father Mathew hall led by Rev. J. J. Curran, with welcome from Burgess Manning and Rev. P. J. Murphy. A high mass at St Patrick’s precedes the opening. Curran is expected to seek re election. Timothy Burke likely stands for re election. A labor bureau proposal for members to improve positions is discussed and a plan to implement it proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Diocese of Scranton
Father Mathew
St. Patrick's Church Olyphant
Catholic Young Men's Society of
Father Curran
Timothy Burke
Lyceum Stock Company
N. J. McManus
Holy Rosary Church
Providence
D. J. Campbell
Greeting to the New Cuba Memorial Hall Veterans Event
Memorial hall hosted an exercise honoring the new republic of Cuba with Civil War veterans and a Mexican War survivor in attendance. Lt Lewis P Carter led the program with remarks on US war outcomes and renewed Union bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
New Republic
Lewis P. Carter
Republic of Cuba
United States
Isle of the Sea
Gob
Ezra Griffin
Monies Posts
Grand Army of the Republic
Richard J. Bourke
Henry Harding
LeGrand Wright
Hall
Keeenan
Thomas P. Murphy
Philippines
Cuba
United States Army
New Jersey Central Introduces Hourly Trains to Philadelphia
The New Jersey Central announced an hourly train schedule from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. direct to Reading Terminal Philadelphia beginning May 18. The service emphasizes modern locomotives and Pullman cars, rock ballast, and coal use with no transfers, while remaining independent of the Royal Blue Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atir
New Jersey Central
New York
Philadelphia
Reading Terminal
Reading
Low Rate Fare to Portland for National Convention
The Lackawanna railroad offers first class round trip tickets to Portland, Oregon for 70.50 dollars in conjunction with the National Convention Travellers Protective Association of America. Sale runs May 26 to June 7, with return required to reach the starting point within 80 days from sale. See depot ticket agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention Travellers Protective Association of America
Portland
Ore
Supreme Lodge A
U. W
Lackawanna Railroad
Depot
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Neal
Matthews Bros
Lackawanna Ave
Jacobs & Fasold
Washington Avenue
Morris’ Magnet Cigar
E. C. Morris
Scranton Bicycle Club
Coursen
Lackawanna Avenue
H. A. Pierce
Adame Ave
Www
Co. T. U. Meeting
Wallace’s Circus
Presbyterian Church
W. P. Young
Moosic
Knedler
Mr. Cole
Elmhurst Baptist Church
Nye
Elmhurst Presbyterian Church
Waring
Japan
Africa
South America
China
MR. Dunning
Dunnings
Henry L. Peabody
Winneth
Wice
Wiadom
God
Christ
Democratic Legislative Committee of
Fourth District
The
Dr.Heath
John R. Farr
Tom Miles
Frank Lathrope
Thomas Elias
Fred Evans
David Jenkins
P. J. McCann
Clarke Brothers
John T. Porter
C. P. Wentz & Co
Kirkpatrick & Co
J. D. Williams & Brother
Abington Dairy Company
W. C. Bruning
Clark & Scott
Frank Fraunfeller
M. Zeidler
P. F. Cawley
Portland, Ore
Chyina Walt
Wyoming Ave
Awanwna
Spruce Street
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Casey Brothers
Lacka, Ave
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