Kingston Colllery Workers to Receive Pay-Days
D., L. and W. announce pay days for employees at all collieries in and around Kingston today and at the Diamond and Storrs tomorrow.
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Kingston
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
4
Battalion Drill Tonight for Company Bois at Armory
All members are summoned to attend the battalion drill at the armory in F.C tonight. Uniforms of kaki are required. Also the Catholic Choral Club will rehearse in the Knights of Columbus hall tonight. The featured item will be the Soldier Chorus from the opera Faust.
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Company
Bois
F.C
Catholic Choral Club
Knights of Columbus
Examination Notice for Medical Inspector and Physician
The United States civil service commission announces an exam on June 17 18 2002 for the Philippine service positions of medical inspector and physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Philippine Service
Keystone consistory confers 30th and 32nd degrees
In Memorial hall fourteen candidates received the thirtieth and thirty-second degrees from the Keystone consistory Sovereign Protectors of the Royal Secret Svottich Rite Masons. A banquet followed at the Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Memorial Hall
Wyoming
Zionist Delegates Leave for U.S. Federation Convention
Marcus Solomon and A. B. Cohen departed last night to represent the local Zionists at the American Federation of Zionists convention in Boston on May 25 and 26. The federation aims to advance the reestablishment of a Jewish nation in Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Solomon
A. B. Cohen
Zionista
American Federation of Zionists
Boston
T Re
Palestine
Brother In Washington In Danger Summons Brother
Police notified George Sharpe of 1635 Capouse Avenue that his brother William was dying in Washington DC. Sharpe had already left for the capital when the warning was delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
George Sharpe
Capouse Avenue
William
Sharpe
Allis-Chalmers Employee Arrested on Iron Throwing Charge
John Ratchford, an employee of Allis-Chalmers, was arrested late yesterday after noon at the instance of Mrs. Mary Flynn who charged him with throwing a piece of iron at her boy and causing a serious injury. Ratchford denied the charge at a swearing before Alderman Ruddy. The alderman remanded him under bail for appearance at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ratchford
Allis-Chalmers Company
Mary Flynn
Ruddy
Rutelford
Claude Newton
Newton
Millett
Ridgeway
Mary Lamoreaux
Dimmick
Uniondale
Lamoreaus
Dundaff
Local Man Charged With Larceny After Corrupt Sale Attempt
Fred Snyder of South Scranton was committed to the county jail by Magistrate Howe in default of 300 dollars bond on a larceny charge. Police say Snyder was arrested Tuesday while trying to sell a dozen cans of corn for twenty five cents. He gave conflicting stories about ownership, leading to the holding for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Snyder
South
Scranton
Howe
Snyder
Magistrice Hows
Election ballots cast by typographical union members
Members of the International Typographical Union in cities across the United States and Canada held 4 40 p m balloting for national officers and convention delegates. In Union No 112 of this city Carpenter's Hall saw William Cor Tess and Joseph Oliver chosen as delegates amid candidates John M Collins Albert BE Owens Frank Gold and M BR Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Migubers
International Typographical Union
Cincinnati
Union No. 112
Carpenter's Hall
William Cor Tess
Joseph Oliver
John M. Collins
Albert BE. Owens
Frank Gold
M. BR. Stone
Pain Balm Relief Promised for Rheumatic Pain
A reader is urged to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm after claims of relief from rheumatic pains. The Mailment trial is described as delivering quick relief, with 25 and 60 cent bottles available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ridgeway Divorce Case Draws Northwestern County Attention
The Ridgeway divorce case, heard in the Superior court room before Judge George S. Purdy, centers on alleged infidelity and cruel treatment. Mary Ridgeway, youthful and well dressed, faces a jury trial amid witness accounts from former servant Mary Lamoreaux and others detailing the alleged affair with Claude Newton and Ridgeway’s suspicions. The defense argues lack of jurisdiction and plans a denial of all charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libellant
Tella
Ridgeway
Claude Newton
ER. H. Ridgeway
Mary Ridgeway
George 8. Purdy
Benton Township
Lenox
Susquehanna County
Pardon Lewis
Benton
Binghamton
N. Y
R. H. Holgate
Joseph O'Brien
M. J. Martin
Clarence Balentine
Everett Warren
C. P. O'Malley
W. A. Bird
Madison
T. M. Davis
Jermyn
Thomas Duffy
Minooka
Judson Cook
Jefferson
TR. W. Luce, Jr
Scranton
J. A. Dolphin
Olyphant
C. W. Gunster
George Goodrich
Scott
Joseph Griffiths
Waverly
J. P. Sherman
North Abington
Thomas McGrail
Archbald
M. F. Donohue
Rge
Mra
Dalton
Oriental Rug Prices Noted By Scranton Buyer
A traveling buyer praises the Kermanshah rug prices offered in Scranton as very reasonable and often lower than many wholesale rates. The letter reflects interest in Oriental rugs during a trip to the Orient and Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Constantinople
Scranton
Jury Deliberations And Verdicts In Scranton Court
Judge Purdy charged the jury in the Dunn versus Scranton Railway case and at 4 PM they requested more light on the charge. Verdicts were returned for Fred C. Walter against Fred Brower for 22.44 and Bridget Barrett against Richard Mac Donnell for 33.20. The Emmerson and Fisher company sues William Bright for rubber carriage tires. defense says tires failed after three weeks. Judge Kelly was ill. Judge Newcomb moved to the main court.
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Srvice
J. M. Walker
R. A. Zimmerman
Kelly
Newcomb
Court grants rule to show cause for divorce in Rowlands case
The court issued a rule to show cause why a divorce should not be decreed in the Thomas Rowlands versus Filza Beth Rowlands suit. A separate matter notes 1152 exceptions filed by J M Schoch for Jennie Mowell-Dean regarding Daniel Howell's estate. Skivington versus Handley estate case continued due to executor Colonel Warren's absence from the hearing.
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Glee Yann Nicotita Mutuo Suvcormo Beauticial Society
Dunmore
Thomas Rowlands
Filzabeth Rowlands
Prinklin Howell
Daniel Howell
J. M. Schoch
Jennie Mowell-Dean
Tl. Wy Skivington Agaliet
Handley Estate
Wie
I. A. Warren
Skivington
Ove
Merchants’ and Mechanica
Low Fare to Portland on Lackawanna for 1903 conventions
The Lackawanna railroad offers First Class round trip tickets to Portland from May 28 to June 7 for 70.30 dollars on sale. Return must reach the starting point within 60 days from sale. Tickets issued for National Convention travels by Travellers Protective Association and AOUW conventions in Portland. Bee Depot ticket agent for details on stops and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Convention Travellers Protective Association of America
Portland
Ore
Supreme Lodge A. O. U. W
Lackawanna Railroad
Bee Depot
Loftus Fights Junk Dealer Over Live Stock Remark
John Loftus shouted I am no live stock after junk dealer L Cabrick insulted his wife and offered junk. Cabrick claimed Loftus pushed him into the street and Loftus was charged with disorderly conduct and assault and battery. He was fined five dollars and held on two hundred dollars bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Cabrick
Raymond Court
John Loftus
Continental
Loftus
Mrs. Loftus
Cabrick
Buddy Loftus
Police praise crowd cooperation at large direm
Not a single complaint reached the police from anyone pickpocketed at the big direm on Tuesday. Officials credit show People for cooperating with lawmen, unlike other shows where management attitude hindered action.
Alumni executive committee sets date for annual meeting
The High School Alumni association executive committee met in the chairman Attorney Charles F. Daniels office and chose Tuesday June 17 as the time for the annual meeting. A follow up committee meeting is scheduled for next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Alumni Association
Charles F. Daniels
Sunday Milk Buying condemned by Evangelical delegates
Delegates at the United Evangelical convention in this city condemn Sunday milk sales and all Sunday recreation, with strong views favoring strict Sabbath observance. Rev. J W Messenger led questions on benefits of Sabbath, adapting to daily life, worship timing, and Sunday newspapers. A milkman selling on Sunday is deemed unchristian. (Continued on Page 8.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Convention
J. W. Messenger
Zion Church
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Lacka. Ave
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