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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1902
Page
3
August Wahler, a Heals Park mine employee, fractured his right arm Saturday after contact with a mine car. He received treatment at Moses Taylor Hospital.
The remains of Blind 'son' Thoiniuat were found dead in a bed at Horn's hotel on Branklin Avenue. They were shipped to Reading on Saturday by Onderigker Liaw rett, as friends of the deceased arranged for the interment.
About a dozen local customobile enthusiasts rode along Mimhurat boulevard on Saturday afternoon. The star was made at about 3 o'clock and the city was reached again at a later hour. The only mishap was a punctured bicycle tube on George Peek's machine.
A seven year old girl Helen Getts narrowly escaped serious injury Friday near a bonfire on 12 Wyoming Avenue. Her dress caught fire but neighbor CSL Kirkpatrick quickly assisted and extinguished the flames to prevent harm.
The Booth Ride Defenders of Miiwat State arranged a TONING season schedule with Burke of Boston Jefferson Redi Mil College of Philadelphia Knickerbockers of New York Stroudsburg State Normal Pather Halver of Buffalo and Bloemsburg Wheelmoon's team all set to compete in a regional tour.
Major W. Millar, adjutant general on General Gobl's staff, resumed duties Saturday after ninety four days on duty. His case involved a dispute with William Ruil in a case described in the report.
Local reports describe Dunmore resident Rielly being held on nine balls after an altercation involving Patrick Ties, a Weappennine of CHUrt worker at the Gypsy Grove mine.
John Tigwe, a famed local boxer, accepts Willie Mack of New York's challenge for a 200 purse bout. The deal includes terms via the New York Journal, with weight limits discussed. A possible bid to bring the match to this city is explored, contingent on negotiations with Mack.
Members of Company A Thirteenth regiment presented a handsome sword to their efficient and popular commander Captain J A By Conrad on the occasion of his.
The event, planned at camp but moved to Hotel Schadt due to regimental duties, featured a turkey dinner and a presentation speech by Inspector Lewis E. B. Carter. Captain Conrad expressed surprise and delivered a fitting reply, with addresses from Lt. Thomas, Lt. Daly, Sgts Perry and Booth, Cpls Pratt and Waite, and ex-Captain Birns of the Ninth Regiment.
Rt. Rev. John Lancaster Stuardling of Peoria preached at St Peter's Cathedral on the primacy of love. The sermon, drawn from Romans, urged love as the measure of a man and called Christians to serve neighbor and society. Bishop Spaulding and other arbitration-board members attended in force, with a solemn high mass led by Rev. J. J. Loughran.
Miss Clit Guemmsey hosts a Halloween gathering at 918 Mine Street with drinks and cake, while Misses Masgind Minnie Mbuttes and others entertain numerous young guests. Others hold private masked parties on North Scranton avenues with music, refreshments, and prize presentations.
The article notes Miss Le Vay at Hotel Jermyn on Tuesday in a tailor made dress display. It reports Vanita dances are discontinued by the club and now run by two members on Saturday evenings.
Hoban occupied his throne and was attended by Rev. J. A. O'Reilly and Rev. J. Griffin. Rev. Lalor McLaughlin and Rev. Bishop M. 2. O'Byrne served as sub deacon with Rev. DBD FE. Wet.Rev.
Fragmentary text lists names tied to legislative districts including Seeqna Pie Joseph Oliver and Third Fourth districts. It mentions John Couriers Morris, John Pennin, Edward James, and DP. A. Philbin without clear context or outcomes.
The Thirteenth regiment returned to the city after four days of service near Olyphant. Colonel Watres and officers praised the men. eight companies were mustered and discharged. The unit had been on active duty from Monday night September 22 until the previous Saturday.
After four long weeks of smallpox and nearly two years of outbreaks, the disease appears stamped out in Scranton. Only one active case remains, a convalescent in a North Scranton family. All others, except the watchman, are released from the West Mountain Emergency Hospital where over sixty patients were treated and no deaths occurred.
Miners statement to be filed by President Mitchell with Assistant Recorder Neill as commission travels from Wilkes-Barre to Hazleton. Hearings begin Friday November 14 with parties preparing replies. sessions may span multiple mines and cities as the commission reviews wages and conditions.
The paper advertises complete up-to-date equipment for high quality work at low prices and invites readers to place a trial order to be convinced of the service.
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