Local theft and hunting reports from the city
Jacob Wolta of Lake Street was held on bail on a charge of stealing a forty foot ladder from a company property. A grey fox was shot near Mimhurst by Arthur Rideman of Wheelit Avenue. An exhibition features in the window of P McCrea on Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wolta
Lake Street
Bieland
Millay
Mimhurst
Arthur Rideman
Wheelit Avenue
P. McCrea
Lackawanna Avy Nue
Missing Brishin boy Liul Bodie’s son sought after wandering
Paul, a young boy from Brishin, left his home Thursday morning and has not been seen since. Last seen in a striped parka, brown corduroy pants, and a brown sweater, authorities launched a search for the missing child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Liul Bodie
Railroad to Moosic Lake Project Moves Forward
The proposed railroad from here to Moosic Lake has solidified after months of consideration. A large workforce is on the preliminary work and steam motive power is planned to reach Murray breaker. Officials aim to begin business in spring and serve a summer resort for about 90,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosic Lake
Murray
Sharpless Dies After Car Inspector Injuries
Jierbert Sharpless, a car inspector for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad company, sustained fatal injuries at Gouldaboro on Saturday morning and died later at Moses Taylor Hospital. The incident prompted a medical emergency and official inquiries are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpless
Jierbert Sharpless
Delaware, Lackawanna and Wwmmailroad Company
Gouldaboro
Moses ‘Taylor
Tragic Train Accident Injures 1 Year Old
A one year old boy was badly injured as a car repair incident occurred near a passenger car when a train suddenly started. He attempted to throw himself free but his legs were crushed below the knees. He was taken to the hospital yesterday.
Local Meetings and Talk At Amermap Memorial Event
The school board and the common council schedule adjourned meetings tonight. Presbyterian clergy Dr Logan hosts a morning gathering at 10 o'clock. Jacob A. Fills will lecture at the Amermap Memorial on Preston Avenue Tuesday evening, presenting lantern photos and mining insights from Johannesture, South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Logan
Jacob A. Fills Willeeture
Mirat
Nice
Preccott Avehue
Tia
Countis
Orphans Court Reviews Multiple Estates in Audit Sessions
Judge AL Voxburg presided as audit lists opened for Rev George M. Peck Jessie F Thompson Matthew Switgle Adam Fashold Elisabeth Zeigler and others. Notices show unpaid debts and distributions. hearings set for John Weber Sr Elizabeth Zeigler and Lugetia Price estates with exceptions filed and accounts confirmed where appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphins’ Court
AL AL Voxburg
George M. Peck
W. W. Lathrope
W. Th. Peck
Jessie F. Thompson
W. A. Wilcox
Matthew Switgle
Adam Fashold
Eigabeth 4Ebler
Stanley Gorenski
Calvin Seybolt
John Reese
Ernest W. Lemiitazer
Anna C. Gaghan
Dorothy Probst
Gertrude Probst
Nominier
Elleworth Probst
Wats
Star Course Entertainment Opens With New York Entertainer
The Railrows Y M C A announces the second Star Course evening for Monday November 1. The Swnickerbocker Concert Company of New York will perform with a varied program including vocal solos by Miss May Gooderson and baritone Mr Wares Livingston Chapin. Guests will see impersonations and comic sketches by Mr Clarence Wien and Mr Wiegand with selections by Mrs Gonhorian and Mr Chapman. Admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railrows Young Men's Christian Association
Swnickerbocker Concert Company
New York
Clarence T. Wien
Mr. Wiegand
Sale
Mighwavimiin
Chapman
Wiegand
Four More Lists From Scranton and Towns
The Tribune's Junior Educational Contest received four more lists on Saturday from Scranton and three other towns. Names include Robert Br, McClare of 40 Monroe Ave The, Coral Culver of Springville Pennsylvania, George Calvert Green Grove Ma, Olive Reese Peckville Pi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Robert BR
McClare
Monroe Ave
Coral Culver
Springville
George Calvert
Green Grove
Olive Reese
Peckville
Wages Raised Voluntarily by Scranton Railway
The Scranton Railway Company grants a voluntary wage increase to take effect December 1, 1902. First year workers gain 18 cents, second year 18? cent, and three-year workers 20 cents per hour, rising from 17 to 18 1/2 cents. Wages rise about 4 percent. In other news, due to the death of Mrs Alt Ebeneger Williams, J. D. Williams & Bro stores will close Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Railway Company
Alt
Ebeneger Williames
J. D. Williams & Bro
Go to the Dixie Matinee Feature
Today’s matinee offers Ten Ichi with a special offer of free seats for next Monday. The promotion invites patrons to visit The Dixie for the screening and complimentary occupancy on the following Monday.
Collision Between Cars Leaves One Dead In Scranton
A Saturday-afternoon crash between a Scranton tramway passenger car and a coal car near Court Street injured many riders and killed Thomas Wright of 1826 Swellani Street. Other injured include M Donough, Miss Helen Jones, Mrs Arthur Jones, Mrs Coleman, Mrs Wallack, Dawson Weatherbou, Daniel Coleman, Thomas Ruddy, and R. Lewis, with several unnamed riders also hurt.
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Court Street
Thomas Wright
Lackawanna Hospital
Scranton Truskway Company
Calmn
Diatoms Avenue
Lickuwinnin Hospital
Swellani
Foun M'Donough
West Market Street
Nrlen Jones
Putnam Street
Arthur Jones
Andrew Coleman
North Malin Aveniue
Walllaal HL Li
Dean Street
Dawson Weatherbou
Deekers Court
Deekers Court, Brilses
Daniel Coleman
Ti Yewie
Iit North
Ancient Bell Gifted to Green Ridge Church in East Tour
The Japanese bell, nearly three centuries old, once rang in a Kyoto Buddhist temple and was purchased by B. Sturges for Green Ridge Presbyterian Church. Weighing 700 pounds and four feet tall, its thin sides and interior rim affect ringing. The congregation takes pride in the bell now calling Christians to worship.
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Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
B. Sturges
Sturges
Tribune
Kyoto
Japan
Green Ridge
Donn's Kidney Pills End Long Kidney Trouble
John Cavanaugh of 597 Orchard Street, South Side, testifies that a box of Donn's Kidney Pills cured his long kidney pain and inability to bend, after plasters and other remedies failed, and he praises Matthews Bros drug store as the local supplier. The ad urges purchase through dealers and notes the U S agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrane
Scranton
Doan
John Cavanaugh
Orchard Street
South Side
Dean
Matthews Bros
Milburne
Buffalo
United States
Down's
Train Collision Near Brishin Mine Claims Wright Life
Wright, 45, of 1820 Swetland Street, died after a collision involving car No 149 and car No 1 near the Brishin mine. Calvin failed to return to signal car No 1 causing a delay. Garren did not stop due to rain slickness. Several injured, funeral planned at St Patrick's Church with Cathedral cemetery interment.
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Providence
Wil Cave
Diamond Avenue
Vourt Street
Culm
Bull's Head
Providence Road
Court Street
A. Colvin
Doninick
Providence Square
H. A. Garren
John McDonough
Andrew Coleman
Helen Jones
W. OH. Luta
One More Contestant Chooses in Educational Contest
John Mackie of Providence selected a scholarship at the International Correspondence Schools in Scranton yesterday after finishing nineteenth in the Tribune Educational Contest. Miss Jane Mathewson of Factoryville and Homer Kresge of Hyde Park, next in line, will choose Monday to prevent delays for those behind them.
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John Mackie
Providence
the Tribune
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
Homer Kresge
Hyde Park
Inch
Thanksgiving Supper by Madison Avenue Temple Ladies
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Madison Avenue temple hosts a Mindksgiving supper Thursday evening from 5 to 8 o'clock in vestry rooms. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miadison Avenue
Ofeluck
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B. A. Baer
Washington Ave
Scranton, PA
County Savings Bank and Trust Company
Spruce Street
L. A. Watres
D. S. Johivein
A. H. Christy
Wm. F. Hallstead
Kingsbury, S
Johnson
L. A
iMverett
Jacobs Qi Fasold
E. C. Morris
Cigar Man
Washington Avenue
Young Boy
Fox
Orphans’ Court
Star Course Entertainment
Towns
DIXIE
Garren
Wright
McDonough
Chins
Wis
Calvin
Brooklyn
Scranton United Choir Society
Mears’ Hall
Music Hall
Thirteenth Regiment Armory
Lackawanna Railroad
Hoboken
Meyers’ Hotel
Carnegie Lbrary
Hoboken Ferry
Battery Park
East River
Twenty-third Street Ferry
Arion Hall
Forty-seventh Regiment
Watkins
Spruce ST
Preece
Libbey Cut Glass Haviland & Co
French China
Rookwood Pottery
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming Ave
Third National Bank
McConnell & Co
Lackawanna Ave
Kern
Gunster Gforsyt
Kodak
Kodaks
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