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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1902

Page

5

Election returns reveal county and district vote tallies

Official count confirms Pattison wins county by 5625 with Swal low at 744 and Howell leading by 461. Sando trails Morris by 52, and several legislative districts show varying pluralities across candidates. Final results align with earlier unofficial results published in The Tribune.

Pattison Swallow Howell Sando Penman Morris Tribune Narning

Patents Granted in October to Northeastern Pa Residents

Replogle and Co reportspending October patent grants by the U S Patent Office to eleven residents of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Named recipients include Joseph Ansley Scranton Irving Davis Hazleton James Barrett Carbondale Matthew Hein Old Forge Willard Hendrick Carbondale Bruce Gorman Hazleton Harry McCarthy Williamsport James Pleming Scranton for various devices such as a non refillable bottle a 12 leaf ledger a dust guard and an ante lubricator. Applications have also been filed in Canada and Great Britain for Irvin Mr Gray and George D Nash of Binghamton on horseshoes and for A G Hivin master mechanic Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad Scranton for locomotive axle lubricators.

Replogle & Co Amercan United States Patent Office Pennsylvania Joseph Ansley Scranton Fauert James PF Barrett Carbondale Wreneln Matthew MM Harry McCarthy Williamsport James R. Pleming Seranton Canada Great Britain Irvin Mr. Gray George D. Nash Binghamton N. C A. G. Hivin Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad

Reformation Festival Held by Holy Trinity Lutheran Church

The congregation at Holy Trinity Evangelist Lutheran church on Adantis Avenue and Mulberry Street held a Reform ation Festival last evening. Members of the Sunday school took part in hymns psalms and scriptural sessions led by Rev. BH Ritter who delivered a sermon on The Reformation. The choir sang an anthem and a special offering was taken for Home missionary work.

Holy Trinity Evangelist Lutheran Church Adantis Avenue Mulberry Street BH. F. Ritter

Concert at Lyceum by Sovantoy United Choral Society

The Sovantoy United Choral Society, preparing for the Brooklyn eisteddfod on November 29, presents a grand Lyceum Theatre concert on Monday night October 17 to raise funds for travel expenses. The program includes three selections sung by male, female, and mixed choruses, with solos and duets from members. Conductor Prof John T Watkins expects a performance rivaling the World’s Fair winners.

Sovantoy United Choral Society Brooklyn Lyceum Theatre Greater New York John T. Watkins

Myers Shot While Delivering Papers in Scranton

Myers 21, a newspaper carrier living with parents at 9 Ferber court, was accidentally shot in the head while two men Jordan 19 and Ambrosia 24 on Mark street fired at a distant board target with an oxy-calibre revolver. He was treated by Drs Garfney and Grant after initial removal of the bullet by Bernstein and placed in Scranton Private hospital in critical condition. Jordan and Ambrosia fled. police Mounted Officers Perry and Burke searched for them.

Ddgepl Myers Ferbercourt Prescott Avenue Dleath Scranton Tony Jordan Tony Ambrosia Michael Mark Street Myers Littlengland Bernstein Garfney Grant Jordan Ambrosia Perry and Burke

Labor leaders depart for AFL convention in New Orleans

Tough Frayne president of the State Federation of Labor and John H. Devine president of the Clerks' National Protective association left for Buffalo and then New Orleans for the AFL convention to begin Thursday. District President Nicholls of the United Mine Workers deferred due to arbitration sessions. They doubt John Mitchell will be nominated and expect James Duncan to oppose Samuel Gompers if any challenge occurs.

Tough Frayne State Federation of Labor John H. Devine Central Labor Union Buffalo Aail American Foderation of Labor New Onleans New Orleans Frayne Devine Clerks’ National Protective Association Nicholls United Mine Workers Arbitration Commission John Mitchell Samuel Gompers James Duncan Granite Cutters’ Union

Personal notices from a Mediterranean trip to engagements announced

Mrs. C T Beckwith returns from the Mediterranean trip. John R Farris visits Philadelphia briefly. Loni B Day, police superintendent, travels to Washington for the annual fire and police parade. Charles Frohman witnesses Astor performances. Iona Fellows to wed John William Howell on November 2 at her parents home. Sumner Biller leads a Waldorf Astoria concert benefiting the Trade School for Girls with a quartet and old Bolivian romances set to music.

C.T. Beckwith John R. Farris Philadelphia Loni B. Day Washington Fire and Police Department That City Charles Frohman New York Iona Fellows John J. Pfellows Tenth Street John William Howell Eldrvus Howell Waldorf-Astoria Astor Gallery New York State Federation of Women's Clubs Trade School For Girls Sumner Biller Tierdenbergh School of Music and Art Hadith Champman Henschel Yom Beynon Grant Odell Lidies Champman Mr. Salterns Broadway Tabernacle Quartette

Nine Lists Of Words In Tribune Junior Contest

The Tribune reports on its Junior Educational Contest held Saturday. Nine word lists were submitted by contestants including John Thayer from Prescott Avenue Co L McKown Uniondale Nellie Hell 1404 North Sumner Avenue Bullah Heim 607 Pittston Avenue Helen Reiber 2445 Brighton Avenue Reed Cresder Bainbridge Pa Mary Williams 42 Terrace Street Carbondale Clara Wolff Greentown Pa and Claude Finn Elmhurst Pa.

The Tribune Hdstor John Thayer Prescott Avenue L. McKown Uniondale Nellie Hell Sumner Avenue Bullah Heim Pittston Avenue Helen Reiber Brighton Avenue Reed Cresder Bainbridge Mary Williams Terrace Street

Keystone Academy beats Scranton High 28 to 0 at Factoryville

Scranton High School suffered a 28 to 0 defeat to Keystone Academy. Heavier, stronger Keystone players overwhelmed Scranton after a stubborn first half defense. Several Scranton players, including Means and Willard, were injured and retired from the game.

Scranton Keystone Academy Factoryville Keystone Means Willard Simith Thayer

City and School Taxes 1902 Tax Duplicates in Hand

The city treasurer F. Barker notes that the 1902 city and school tax duplicates are now in his custody for collection. Taxpayers may be required to settle amounts due as part of the municipal financial duties.

Barker

Lackawanna Steel Plant Boosts Buffalo Development

A $40,000,000 Lackawanna Steel plant in Buffalo nears completion, expected to employ 16,000 workers, with two more nearby plants increasing demand. The ad urges buying nearby lots for investment, offering low prices and easy terms from F. L. Hitchcock & Son in the Commonwealth Building.

Lackawanna Steel Company Buffalo Moral F. L. Hitchcock & Son Commonwealth Building

Hartman Topped as Speaker Candidate in Next House

Wilkes-Barre District reform member George J. Hartman, re-elected Tuesday, draws strong support for the speaker’s post. Lawmakers praise his committee work, attendance, and steady voting record, with several colleagues urging him to consent to name recognition for the role.

George J. Hartman Wilkes-Barre Hartman Ila

Struck by Street Car Injures Dunmore Widow

Mrs. Kate Corrigan a widow of Willams and Blikely streets Dunmore was struck by a street car Saturday night while walking home near the Laurel House hotel. She suffered an ear cut and back bruises and was taken first to Moses Taylor hospital then moved to Lackawanna hospital due to injuries.

Kate Corrigan Willams and Blikely Dunmore Lackawanna Hospital Laurel Hhs Talk Wis Moses Taylor Hospital Lackawanna

McKinley Memorial Association Meeting Noted

A meeting of the McKinley Memorial association is urged Monday evening November 10 at ten o clock in the board of trade rooms. The session will consider proposals and decide on erecting the memorial. By order of Luther Keller, President, C F Sanderson, Secretary.

McKinley Memorial Association Board of Trade Ti O'Clock Luther Keller C, FL Sanderson

They Pay the User for Scranton Tribune Mnest Work

Trade note advertising Scranton Tribune printing services offers half tone or line cut services with up to date equipment. Emphasizes low prices and prompt performance to attract trial orders.

The Scranton Tribune

Dr Hand's Office Listed in Rookery Building

The notice states Dr. D B Hand's office is in the Rookery building at the corner of Washington avenue and Spruce street not on Penn avenue. He will be available from 2 to 6 PM and 7 to 9 PM.

Rookery Building Washington Avenue Spruce Street Penn Avenue Dr. Hand

Beranton Country Club Tuy Dr. Lindabury Surgeon

Dr Lindabury specializes in diseases of women at 2145 Connell Building. Office hours are 11 am to 4 pm and 7 to 9:30 pm.

Lindabury Connell Building

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