City Rifle Range Closed For Today
The rifle range is closed today and will reopen on Memorial Day. The condition of John Jermyn remains very weak with little change noted last night.
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John Jermyn
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
9
Aldermanic Marriage Unites Meyers and Killin in City
Henry Meyers aged 20 and Miss Kate Killin aged 21, both of this city, were married yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Alderman Howe. The couple were unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meyers
Kate Killin
Alderman Howe
Bankruptcy Petition Filed Against Webb Patent Mle Co
A bankruptcy petition was filed yesterday in the U S court here against Webb Patent Mle Company of Coudersport. The petition lists alleged debts totaling 1028.33 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpe Plitwburg Clay Pot Company
United States
Webb Patent Mle Company
Coudersport
Child Wandered From New Home Taken To Police HQ
Patrolman Connery notes a child went missing from a recent move on Crown Avenue and spent a night at pollen headquarters after wandering from the new home near South Whellington Avenue. The girl gave her father's name as Michael Kelly. She and family recently relocated to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connery
Whellington Avenue
Michael Kelly
Crown Avenue
Pollen Headquarters
Donation Day At Hahnemann Hospital Seeks Linen And Supplies
Donation day at Hahnemann Hospital requests bed linen towels blankets and nurse home supplies to equip the newly added beds. Monetary gifts are welcomed and grocer goods aid is acceptable. The institution deserves public remembrance for its need and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahnemann Hioepital
Nurees
Piblic
Temperance Meeting Notes Read in Central Wenmeante
A temperance gathering at Central Wenmeante Kristhin Temperanea Union had strong attendance. A letter from State Treasurer Dr De Craw discussed the subject Temperance Literature and the department’s efforts to publish leaflets and the Young Crusader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenmeante
Kristhin Temperanea Union
Mfrs
Dr. de- Craw
Citiney
One of the First City Fathers Visits His Son and Family
James Harrington, a longtime resident who helped build the metropolis here, traveled from Scranton to visit his son and numerous descendants. Born October 17, 1810 in Herkimer County New York, his father fought in the War of 1812. Harrington arrived in this city in 1866 and is now 92, still hale and hearty. He came to see his son, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale and Hearty
James Harrington
Scranton
Herkimer County
New York
County Liquor License Funds Row In City Case
County Treasurer J A Scranton has not replied to a demand for liquor license money due the city. City Solicitor Watson argues the county treasurer is an agent of the city and must pay over immediately, citing amended provisions of the ripper bill. The treasurer contends an act of assembly requires payment by September and allows delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A
Department of Law and Police
Treasuer
Bowling notes show Hopkins leads local league averages
In Hampe bowling last week few bowlers participated due to warm weather and Hopkins rising to nearly 198 after three more games. Charlie Moore posted an excellent IST average over thirty games, promising lively contests for prizes. The Independent team delivered the best Scranton league bowling in a month, with Wedeman and Oscar Jones among the top locals. The Backus and Black Diamond Northeastern league title race stalled as efforts to unite the teams failed. Decoration Day vases and flowers advertised at Clark's florist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Hopkins
Hopkins
Charlie Moore
Scranton
Wedeman
Cireen Ridge Wheelmen
Oscar Jones
Backus
Black Diamond
Backystem
National Eisteddfod Tickets On Sale May 24 30 1002
Reserved seats available for the National Eisteddfod and Concert on May 24 and 30. Prices range from 0 for general admission to 1.60 for reserved evening seats, with morning and afternoon session options and a three-session pass. Diagram at Eisteddfod HQ 05 Linden Street. seats limited to 1600. apply promptly. News phone 1644.
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Beas Twa
Crenrccsenenceres
Gene Sion
Elsteddfod
Ouny Cory Snesceyraties Centasy
Misteddfod
Cseescee Ae TS
Fleteddfod
Folwteddfod Veces
Bisteddfod
Eisteddfod
Linden Street
Portrait of James Harrington Aged 90 Returns to Scranton
The article details James Harrington's life from contraction of fever in youth to his years in Scranton. He moved from Ulster County New York to Jewett and Bushnellville before settling in Providence and finally Scranton. He ran a furniture and undertaking business, was an elder at the First Presbyterian church, and accompanied by his youngest son Arthur N. Harrington. He visits Madison F. Larkin at 517 Clay Avenue and plans to stay a couple of weeks, reflecting on changes since his residence.
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Mr. Harrington
Ulster County
New York
James Harrington
Emeline H. Chase
David Chase
Lexington
Jewett
Greene County
N. Y
Bushnellville
Providence
Scranton
David C
Philadelphia
The
International Text Book Company
Connell Building
Madison F. Larkin
T. J. Foster
William L. Connell
Arthur N. Harrington
Clay Avenue
Disappearance Explained as Nichols Reaches Harrisburg
An Associated Press dispatch says United Mine Workers District President T. D. Nichols was at the state capitol with District Presidents Thomas Duffy and John Fahy, summoned by Governor Stone to discuss anthracite coal field unrest. Rockmen quit at Olyphant in sympathy with miners, linked to Delaware and Hudson pumping risks. twenty five Italians arrived in Archbald from Oneonta, NY, likely to work at local washeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Nichols
United Mine Workers
Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Capitol
Thomas Duffy
John Fahy
Governor Stone
Richard Roderick
Olyphant
Delaware & Hudson Company
Rockmen’s Union
Pennsylvania State Federation
Archbald
Oneonta
N. Y
Delaware & Dodson Company
Trolley Plan To Link Scranton With Moosic Lake
Timothy and John Burke of Burke Bros plan a trolley line from Scranton to Moosic Lake in Jefferson township to create a model summer resort. They favor a Birdseye Marshwood route about twelve miles long through a rustic region, with Moosic Lake and 400 acres owned by the Griers of Danville. Asking price was once $45,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy and
John Burke
Burke Bros
Scranton Railway Company
Moosic Lake
Mt. Cobb
Jefferson Township
Scranton
Drinker
Miller's
Birdseye
The
Griers of
Danville
Firefighters to Receive Small Salary Increases
Under city reorganization ordinance every firefighter gains a raise from 0 to 4 dollars monthly after one year of service. Twenty three men across Chemical, Engine, Hose crews will begin the increases next month including Boyer Lewis Chase Parry Thaner Collings Snyder Spencer Schoonover Jifking Rice Long Pace Grant Flannery James Culkin Walsh Wirth Dambacher Riley Maloney Shea and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Boyer
Chemical Co
Edward Lewis
Beverly Chase
L. P. Parry
C. J. Thaner
David Collings
Wing
Engine
Anthony Flannery
Hose Co
James B. James
Hose
Michael Culkin
Hfose
M. J. Walsh
Charles Wirth
Frank Dambacher
William Riley
Maloney
James Shea
WIL Conducts Social Events in Bank Hall
A WIL social evening is planned for Thursday May 29 with an ai shirt waist event and a matinee dance on Decoration Day May 30 in the Bank Hall formerly M I hall.
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Wil
Bank Hall
M. I. Hall
Carbondale Names Noted In Local Notices
Local notices list individuals such as Mary Jacoby Mary Guerrily and Peter Hogedus connected to Carbondale with many garbled identifiers. The fragment references a person named Theo Oop Tide GOO among scattered entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Layman
Csecceeereeweenes
Carbondale
Mary Jacoby
Cccceneee
Hadward Healey
Cccccereees
Mary Guerrily
Peter Hogedus
Chicago's Hidden Underground Tunnel System Astonishes City
A Chicago report reveals a vast tunnel network built under every major street without surface disruption. Financed by investors from New Mexico and Pennsylvania, the 100 mile system will carry cables, mail, newspapers, and goods, easing downtown congestion and enabling direct dial telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Boston
New Mexico
Carter Harrison
Hinky Dink
Bath House
John
Bell Telephone Company
Harrison
Chilcago
C. D. Simpson
T. H. Watkins
Scranton
J. B. Russell
Wilkes-Barre
New Telephone Company
Downe
Schriever's Enlarged Portraits Highlight Likeness Quality
The Gold Medal Studio offers Schriever's enlarged portraits in crayon pastel and water color, preserving perfect likeness. The studio's special artist can be consulted personally for important order details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schriever
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