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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
7
The record lists Wm. F. Wallstead Everett Warren rm. P. Kingsbury August Robinson Johnson Jos O'Brien L. A. Watres as the board directors.
Miss Martha Goodrich and Joseph Decker of Spring Brook were married yesterday morning by Magistrate Howe. The ceremony followed a brief ceremony and was attended by local residents.
Superintendent Day arrives back in Haltimore with Corn Ryans, wanted for liceny of nun trunk, believed connected to local case. authorities report ongoing pursuit and readiness to arrest Ryans on arrival.
Superintendent Mercer of the bureau of fire records thirteen fires for October with the greatest loss noted in a single incident. The report reflects limited fire activity for the month and highlights the most costly case.
Mary Ewing also known as Mary Myers was arrested and arraigned before Mignntivate Myers on the charge of calling Genevieve Jackson vile and obscene names. She was discharged after paying the costs.
The Hotel Dileher on Gacimwianna Avenue 8 is to be sold at a sheriff's sale next Tuesday for the Indianes of William Kelly owner of the Building. Execution was issued on notes for £100 and Judgment for three months lease.
Joseph Mutehko a laborer at Avondale colliery was caught by a rock fall at work yesterday and sustained serious injuries. His back was damaged and his right wrist broken. He was transported to Moses Tablet hospital.
The county jail was ordered for thirty days by Magistrate Millar in default of a fine. The Millar arrest, later by Samperon on the same charge, followed a separate action and resulted in a fine imposed by Alderman Saoe.
Six boys around 12 years old were fined 2 each by Magistrate Hlowe for throwing stones at the home of Mrs Catherine Storr at 416 Aldor Street. The youths named include Charles Adgler Robert Stuart Arme tus Zebler Edward Dillman and Leo Buck.
The Cathedral's young ladies will host a progressive euchre party tonight in College Hall to benefit the proposed Church of the Nativity in South Strawton. Play starts at o o clock with several attractive prizes for the winners.
President Truesdale Traffic Manager Caldwell and other Lackawanna officials were in the city for a short time yesterday. General Superintendent T. B. Chirke and Division Superintendent FH. M. Rine joined the visit and then proceeded to Binghamton on no special train.
The sixth anniversary of the organization of the Anthracite commandery Knights of Malta will be celebrated with a smoker in the temple in the Guernsey building on Tuesday night next. Excellent entertainment is promised and invitations have been extended to all members of the order in the city.
Lee Loveless of 418 Green Ridge street a carpenter with Contractors Kennedy Maloney fell from a scaffold yesterday morning on the Pittston avenue new residence project for Michael O'Miel and sustained a broken leg a bad facial laceration was treated at Luckie Wantin hospital
Mary Rinkey of 1034 Lake street was arrested yesterday at the request of her ex husband Fred Slack. He accuses her of breaking into his home and stealing household effects and papers valued at 10 dollars. She waived a hearing and posted bond of 500 dollars before Magistrate Millar.
John Kerr caused the arrest of David Spencer on an assault and battery charge. The men work in the Guernsey building. Kerr claims Spencer threw a brush, breaking his eyeglasses and injuring him. Alderman Ruddy dismissed Spencer after costs in the eye and the loss of a new eyepiece.
Aid ay and Saturday we will make the largest display of high class and medium coats capes suits and dress skirts Séranten has ever seen. Garments bought in the height of the season in latest style. Many are sample garments at two thirds a vital value. Come in the morning to avoid afternoon rush. We can wait upon you.
In a tight afternoon tilt at Athletic Park Seminton High School saw the Sophomores edge the Seniors 4 to 0. Reynolds scored the solo touchdown after a 80 yard run sequence, while Hamilton failed on the kick. The game featured strong runs by Sewart Norton Tobey and a standout Sophomore defense that halted Seniors' drives.
Ann M Traugott proprietress of the Gerson millinery on Lackawanna avenue has an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed against her. Referee in bankruptcy Van Wormer yesterday received a schedule listing assets and liabilities. Unsecured claims total 3004.50 with stock on hand and fixtures valued at about 1688 and 208 outstanding debts itemized.
An escaped Lakeland asylum inmate from Pinan, killed his brother Marriam in Couplelisville, Kentucky, striking him with a mallet. The body was found in the woods with severe head injuries. The murderer was captured and returned to the asylum.
Recorder Wright and a large panel of assistants arrive to set preliminaries for hearings starting tomorrow in Scranton. More than twenty lawyers, operators and miners will present cases as the commission plans daily sessions from 10 to 12 and 2:30 to 4.00, with tickets possibly restricting access.
A New Internal remedy Stuart's Catarrh Tablets is hailed as a radical cure for catarrh across nasal, throat, bronchial, stomach, liver, and bladder forms. Dr. Ainslee reports strong results, praising safety and absence of cocaine or opiates, suitable for children. The ad ends with unrelated legal misreport about Mrs. Brennan.
Mrs Maury Brennan of 1134 Providence Road accused her husband John Brennan of criminal assault on their 11 year old daughter Mary and other acts over the past year. She was remanded yesterday by Magistrate Miller for examination by physicians and committed to the station house pending extradition. Brennan denied the alleged assault.
Word reached Wilkes Barre that Rev Dr Manley S Hand of Germantown Philadelphia is critically ill. He formerly presided over Wyoming district of the Methodist Episcopal Church and aided fundraising with the Church Extension Society. His illness follows overwork and nervous prostration. a specialist offered little hope.
The Lt. Rev. J. L. Spaulding of Peoria will lecture on Success at the Lyceum theatre Sunday evening for Home for the Good Shepherd. He helps Roosevelt’s inquiry into coal field conditions and mine worker grievances. Proceeds go to the good institution. diagram opens Friday. ticket prices vary by seating.
Mrs Gott fired four shots at Arun, a 59 year old Pennsylvania mine worker, after suspecting letters urged poisoning her husband. He was wounded in the neck and chest and hospitalized in serious condition. Mrs Gott was arrested and jailed without bail as the motive remains unclear.
The statement details an assault on Miss Doyle at her Old Forge home early Sunday. Joseph Doyle of Naylor allegedly struck and dragged his sister Nelle, leaving her with facial injuries as neighbors intervened. Warrants were issued for Joseph Doyle and his father, with both men jailed pending further action.
Train service changes on the Delaware and Hudson take effect Sunday November 16. Local agents will have timetables and notices posted Saturday November 11 detailing the revised schedules and stations affected.
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