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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1902
Page
7
The record lists LL. A. Watres as president and JOHNSON as vice president with A. H. Christy serving as cashier, indicating a bank leadership lineup.
The United Choral sockets will meet for rehearsal tonisle im Maisie tall this evening. The Ladies Aid society of All Sotls' Universaliat church will meet this afternoon with Mrs Thoms EL Payne at sto Electric avenue.
Delegates to the state convention meet at Allentown on October 2. Joe T. Will depart on Thursday at 7:08. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference a departure time and location.
An incomplete report from Richmond, Virginia, notes lack of further word on the disposition of A Minule Beach's remits. The fragment suggests communications have not progressed.
The opening dance at the event drew a crowd as about seventy couples joined the fugle ball. Lawrence's orchestra provided the music. The organizing committee included Pred Bolt low Vietor Wennel Nathan Jacobs and hdwill Eisele.
Fragmentary report mentions David from MIM street Dunia and John Wale of Booth Beeintom in a case with alleged stolen goods. Names and places are garbled and details uncertain.
The Director of Public Works Ravhe orders future digging permits to be weighed by the property owner in front of which the work occurs. Previously permits were signed by the plumber. the new rule halts this practice. Application blanks are being prepared accordingly.
The Your Woman's Christ in association announces domestic science classes led by instructor Alisx Evicain. Registration and questions are welcome any day except Wednesday at the Washington Arenu. A ton will be held at the Toons for cooking classes and interested friends may learn more on Friday evening October 4 from 0:00 to 6:00.
Phoebe Price of Broadway and Ano Newey appeared before Judge Ruddy yesterday charged with neglect and making threats to kill. The alleged threats followed a dispute with a neighbor on Sunday in Ox fod, including a reported threat to throw something at the neighbor.
Laverts Distefano of 11 Ninth Street caused the arrest of Dominico and Liberate Grove, neighbors, on charges of perjury disorderly conduct and making threats. When they appeared before Alderman Ruddy they were to settle the case and pay the costs.
John Chmimings Prattick Dalton alias Joseph Leonard damer Gaughan Jillan Kelly William Zaliner alla Zerby four men jailed for the Carbondale Traction office burglary at Mayfield on March 27 1800 were freed yesterday. They fled via the Jefferson branch of the Delaware and Mudgen railroad after the break in. one accomplice shot and killed at Arrant Summit by SR Leach who also wounded Cummings. All four had been sentenced December 1 1800 to three years and ten months.
The United States district court opens October 4 with Judge RR Archbald presiding. Notable cases include Blooming Grove association members accused of delivering game in packages to be shipped illegally. Other matters involve pension certificate disputes and bankruptcies linked to local figures and corporations.
Rev HL AL Bunkle will be installed as pastor of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church on Short Avenue. Rev A K Thumer PhD of St Marks Lutheran will conduct the liturgical portion. The sermon will be delivered by Rev J O Selenker of Hingleton and Rev FL Ritter of Holy Trinity will address the pastor. A mixed quartet and soloist will assist. The public is invited to attend. Take Throop or Carbondale car for soldiers camp at Olyphant.
Attendance at Scranton Business College night school increases from near ten to more than seventeen as diverse adults attend. An experienced teacher dedicates full time to helping backhand students with practical instruction.
The night school will open with courses in shorthand business arithmetic penmanship and more taught by experienced instructors. Call to see how these long evenings can be put to good use with sessions suitable for soldiers' camp in Carbondale and Olyphant areas.
A paragraph notes 360 gold necklaces remain for distribution at Schrievey's. It warns that a few days of good weather will exhaust stock and urges readers to bring children promptly to avoid disappointment.
Millinery opening announced for Tuesday Sept 389 and Wednesday Oct 1 at Miss Nellie Walshs shop located at 24 Wyoming Avenue near the soldiers camp in Olyphant.
A sprain often heals slowly, but Chamberlain's Pain Balm can hasten recovery. The article claims many cases cure in under a week, sometimes in three days, with prompt use. Sold by all druggists.
Local coal company officials say the Philadelphia Conference is likely a scheme to placate strikers. War-time patrols report no disturbances, fake crowd calls, and soldiers and workers mingling in Duryea as campside life continues with visitors allowed inside the lines and officers denying deserter rumors.
Noted lack of disorder in Duryea as two battalions of the Eighth regiment and two companies moved through the area yesterday without incident. Local officials reported orderly conduct and no disturbances during the military patrol.
Soldiers prepare for a lengthy campaign as tents are floored and stoves installed at the camp. A large pack of foreigners gathered in the woods near the western green. Captain Huff and squad arrived by train amid friendly reception for the Eighth Regiment.
Reported visit by National President Mitchell and district presidents drew little local comment as officials offered no confirmation. The piece notes conflicting claims over mine conditions, with unions claiming large quits at Cayuga and Oxford collieries while operators cite few losses and ongoing production.
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