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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1902
Page
3
The Independents defeated the North Gnd team in a hike alley game with a final score of 704 to 617. THOM, OH was noted in the event.
A mintemobile rave is planned at the Spedway Aagadh on Saturday afternoon following two successful events on consecutive Saturdays. Organizers promise a lively atmosphere with music and dance, aligning with prior crowd turnout and safety measures.
The sale of tickets for the Philadelphia Orchestra concert at Tavs coum theater Tuesday evening opens tomorrow at 9 o'clock. Prices are seven cents to Fob.
Street environment men have carried their appeal to President Clark challenging Monger Silliman's decision. The morning meeting yielded no momentous developments.
A devastating fire in Olyphant destroyed Atherton and Sutton’s Ready Pay store after an apparent gas explosion in the basement. Firemen and neighboring companies fought flames along Lackawanna street, saving parts of the town while losses across several buildings totaled about 5,000 dollars with rebuilding planned.
An article advises simple daily health rules focusing on a healthy stomach rather than dieting. It cites Prof. Wlebhold who, at 68, credits his vigor to taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals for years, noting the product is harmless and not a patent medicine. The tablet's widespread use is claimed from Maine to California and beyond.
Fragmentary OCR reads names Wm. F. Realstead Everett Warren F. P. Kingsbury August Robinson Op. 8 Johnson Jos. O'Brien L. A. Watres as an itemized line in a local notices section. No events or actions are stated. cannot determine a complete event, date, or venue.
Alfred Woodford of Tobyhanna was arrested for sleeping on a Court House square bench and committed to jail by Police Magistrate Miller for ten days in default of a fine.
Robert Lewis Sweney of Lehighton Carbon county filed a bankruptcy petition in the United States court yesterday showing assets of 1180.00 and liabilities of 118. Usabilities amount to 118 and his assete 1180.00. Joseph M. Woo of Hutland Moga county also filed a debtor's petition with liabilities around EV7.M and Wo nase.
Tickets go on sale at the box office this morning for a Sunday night lecture by Rev. Rr. Revo wd of Peoria HK on "Success" at Leccum Theater. Proceeds aid the Home of the Good Shepherd. Prices are Lower floor $1, balcony 50 cents, rear mezzanine 25 cents.
Superintendent of Police Day and Captain Williams with Officer Berry arrested J. B. Ryer and Tk. Newton on a Lebanon issued warrant for file pretenses. The men were taken into custody at the Arington hotel and a Lebanon officer will retrieve them today.
Superintendent of Police in Palle Try says Dominick Burke of Carribondale was arrested in Schenectady on a new assault indictment. He skipped his previous trial, and county authorities will push for his extradition to face charges.
One of the largest attended and most thoroughly enjoyable sessions by the Scranton Blevele elcho was held last night. Lawrence orchestra provided excellent taste and a fine wine was served in the ring room. No regular programme was announced. members socialized for several delightful hours. The entertainment committee included W. J. Reynolds W. OTR Flaper Ployd Northiarp William Mord BOR Franklin W. A. Brooks and P. Griff.
A clever con artist attempted two currency schemes near Lackawanna businesses. The first target was the Lackawanna Brewery crew on Wednesday night and the second was Dominiel Gibbons at the Lackawanna Valley House. The ruse involved forging a check and promising large sums, but the victim, J. Ja Connell & Co. wholesale grocer, detected the deception when a second forged check appeared. Gibbons learned of the attempt too late to prevent loss.
Ninety one delegates from the eighth district gathered in Memorial hall for the ninth annual convention. Mrs. J. W. Bogurt presided, welcoming by Mrs. Randolph Jones, with response from Mrs. Estella Hall. New officers named: President Mrs. T. H. Allen, Scranton. Senior VP Mrs. Tarding, Tunkhannock. Junior VP Mrs. Carleton, Carbondale. Secretary Mrs. Loomis, Scranton. Treasurer Mrs. Hell, Wilkes-Barre. Corps No. 40 showcased ritual work. Mrs. George W. Powell of Wilkes-Barre sang the memorial hymn. Evening gathering at Mrs. Powell's home featured singing and readings for Corps Nos. 177 and participants list read.
Selectman D. W. Vaughan denounces the practice of creating new offices as a sneaking trick as J. P. Gillespie continues payroll duties in the street department. The council passes the ordinance for an ordinance inspector and paving cost relief, with several new measures approved or referred for action.
An aged advertisement touts Winslow’s Boothing Byrup for teething in children. It claims relief from pain, diarrhoea, griping, wind colic, and staves off crying, with a 25 cent bottle.
Train service on the Delaware and Hudson will change starting Sunday November 14. A timetable reflecting the changes will be available at local agents on Saturday November 19.
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