City Bar Examinations Delayed to Monday
The courthouse exams scheduled for this morning were postponed and rescheduled to Monday. Details on the new time and location were not immediately available.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1902
Page
3
The courthouse exams scheduled for this morning were postponed and rescheduled to Monday. Details on the new time and location were not immediately available.
The Souma community in Florida plans a Thursday night event to announce the benedict of the new parish in South Berantan with Peter as the featured speaker. The party aims to support ongoing parish development and progressive fundraising efforts.
Fragmentary record references a legal action concerning a writ of ouster and political figures, with mentions of Dr WA Pakoe and A. Vinta. The text is garbled but suggests a court or judgment related to tilting or sealing matters and political titles.
Fragmentary text indicates a hearing involving John J. Williams was postponed from Saturday to Wednesday afternoon November 12 before an unspecified commission. No additional identifiable persons or organizations are clearly readable.
A meeting of the McWinies Memorial association is planned for this evening by the bound of trade goons Mowlae. Action will be taken on the memorial. all invited are urged to attend.
Tarther Ketter as president and Bidderdoy as secretary issue a formal notice under corporate rules. The document outlines actions required by the board and sets dates for compliance and record handling.
Bundy Nant Mey Ida Spaulding and D. Dy will deliver a lecture in the Livcenm about Steces for the tenet of the House of the Good Shepherd. The event is hosted by Row. Bishop and will include dialogue boxes sold by subscription with proceeds for the entire town. Admission 1. and the daily price 7 cents.
Ewarte of Dalton chairs a United States Commissioner hearing on Saturday alleging a defection plot. Federal charges accuse him of a scheme involving letters and securing a large quantity of limiter components.
Ren, superintendent of the water health service, outlines investigation results on Saturday. The report to Director Weermeer cites the water as now bearing harmless vegetable growth causing the peculiar taste and odor noted in the past week.
Joseph Doyle of Taylor brutally assaulted his sister Nehie with an axe during a quarrel at his father’s Old Forge home. Doyle and his wife had visited Christopher Dose. Doyle’s blow fractured no skull but caused a deep gash and profuse bleeding. Nehie, 15 years old, is recovering as Warrants for Doyle and his wife were sworn.
A statement from WW. Nielans district president of the United Ming Workers describes alleged discrimination at a meeting of district executives. The executive board claims workers faced removal from positions and threats of further action as a result. The group plans to decide on further steps and whether to continue with or suspend operations amid the dispute.
The feature covered an address by T J Chase of Wilkes focusing on religion and law. He offered a hopeful view that moral progress improves with steadiness and faith, aiming to lift the audience toward cheerfulness and happiness. Attendees included Miss Ayoe Wilton and Posie Olsw. A silver bowl was presented to cover expenses.
The Sunday Luther Day service at the church on Abbeys Street and Prescute Avenue featured an hour of devotional exercises, a welcome by BD oL FPickes, songs by the school, and recessions by Grace Mogers Vera Yeager and Blaq Kiine. A home missions theme ran through the program with an address by Merchante Py Kendall and a music livain led by Miss Jennie Wantinuin.
Reading report says John Odidinsky fought with bridegroom John Wajtke at Wrabel home during wedding festivities. Wajtke died from a club blow. several relatives were seriously injured. Odidinsky fled but was later captured and is at large.
The sermon by Rev. Dr. James McLeod at First Presbyterian reflects on the Transfiguration in Mark and Luke. He notes Moses and Elijah appearing with Jesus, the apostles’ reactions, and Jesus’ prophecy of his death and resurrection, concluding that death is not final and believers gain incorruptible life.
The Scranton Automobile club hosted an afternoon of speed at the Speedway with a parade from Brook's Spruce Street to Mulberry and around Lake Scranton. Weston and Brook’s drivers led, setting a record in the mile, while Conner and Philip Rinst topped heats and Brook's machine claimed a victory in the lake stretch. A sizeable crowd attended as various gasoline cars raced the half and one mile tracks, ending with acclaim for Brook's and Weston’s performances.
An advertisement extols Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy for kidney bladder liver and blood diseases. James Lettice of Cana Johanna NY recalls rapid relief avoiding surgery after using the remedy. Dr W H Morse of Westfield NJ endorses cures including kidney inflammation. The ad notes low price and mail order sample, with mention of Kennedy Salt Rheum Cream for skin and scrofulous diseases.
Fragments recount a religious gathering highlighting a divine revelation as Elijah and Moses appear to Jesus’ three disciples. The scene is described as a foretaste of heaven, with themes of redemption, eternal life, and the faithful awaiting a future union with Christ.
Died in Harrisburg Prank Dill the 10 year old son of Jacob P Hille of MC Bovnee aired died yesterday at his grandparents home from blood poisoning following a severe gash on the hand in this city weeks ago. The boy was playing in the street when tipped by a companion and fell on the sidewalk cutting his head badly. He will be buried in Marvise burg tomorrow morning at 9 oclock.
Reverend Dr Isaac J. Lonelog of Green Edge Presbyterian preached on repentance as essential to salvation and the personal path to righteousness. He contrasted ancient and modern views of the kingdom of heaven and urged that every individual must repent to enable others to follow.
Godfrey disposed of his New York property in a 100 by 100 foot southeast corner plot at Bove age noe and Morieninth street. The site, once owned by Aly Lodfrey of Pittsburgh and Sorenston, sold for 250000 after previous purchase by Me.Gihives for the same sum. Plans for a 750000 nine story hotel were abandoned after the investor died, yielding a 50000 profit to Godfrey.
Local Scranton students at Cornell have organized a club named Scranton Club designed to foster friendship among members and share supportive activities. The slate for the coming year includes president J.4 Hull, vice president NM Wa Lddaile, treasurer TL Wilikime, and secretary 7 KB Kelly with a roster of Scranton city students at the university.
Advertising and illustration services advertised by The Tribune Office promise effective half-tones and line art for cards and ads. The notice claims prompt work at low rates and encourages orders to convince customers.
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