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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1902
Page
3
The opening dance for the Unique elib WHI will be held in Ghoensey tall Pvidiny tonight. L. and W. Pay Days. Berton otters employees were paid yesterday. All valley employees will be paid on Saturday.
At Jo elock this morning a slight fire occurred in a two story frame dwelling owned by Phirlek Golden and occupied by Mike Zenubski. The incident caused minor damage and prompted a swift response from local firefighters. No injuries reported.
George Tush of Uhose Avenue was hospitalized yesterday after a confrontation with Alderman Thuddy who allegedly issued a threatening demand near Wykoteky and Meade Avenues. Authorities describe the incident as a street altercation with possible civil retaliation.
Willian Birbe who runs Teenachlor at the Scranton House for years leaves to join Liars hotel as new position. He is succeeded by Patrick Noa Ton, previously with Backus cate, to lead Scranton House operations.
Madame Choberman Riandolph and her pupils will give a recital at St Jake's Parish House for the Blovence mission. Among those who will assist are Mrs Theury Judy and Miss Grace Spencer.
Mrs Mary Hremmin and her husband dota or raigned before Alderman Ruddy on the clivee of Issautt ane Waltons in Green's lane. After he invited them to kiss and make up they complied and the case was dismissed.
Alexander Meyiden of Timore promoted to chief mining engineer for Pennsylvania Coal and Pinehole Coal and Iron. Carl Neuffer of Dunmore and J. Yowons of this city named mining engineers for the Pennsylvnia and Hillside companies respectively.
On Tuesday afternoon at Penn Avenue Baptist Church in Perry the ceremony joined Miss Gertrude A. Pearves of 4 Krink Street and another groom from 1S South Hyde Park Avenue. Rev. Dr. Pierce officiated with the bride in a cadet traveling dress and hat. The couple, well known on the West Side, will honeymoon in Hyde Park.
Only 360 gold necklaces remain for distribution at Schriever's shop as pleasant weather continues. Citizens urged to bring children for fittings without delay and to travel by Throop or Carbondale car for soldiers' camp at Olyphant.
The Jewish new year began at sunset yesterday and ends today at sunset with special services in the new Madison avenue temple. Rabbi A Anspacher preached a sermon on the significance of the day and another service was planned for 10 o'clock. Most Jewish businesses in the city will be closed today.
Mrs Emily Smith 48, of North Malin Avenue, was found dead in her bed yesterday morning when her husband tried to wake her. Coroner Saltry ruled during a postmortem that no inquest was needed. She is survived by her husband and several children.
Miss Helene DeLong and Dewitt Tewksbury married yesterday at Mrs. McDonald’s Brooklyn home after a court hearing on an injunction over their license. The couple, with DeLong’s mother and grandmother present, traveled to Pittston and New York for the ceremony and wedding tour. A further injunction hearing is set for this afternoon as attorneys proceed.
Moscow, Pa The station agent M A Lyman age 60 of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway disappeared yesterday afternoon taking about 8200 in checks and 75 in cash from the company. Auditors began examining Lyman’s books and found a shortage of over 1000 with rumors of self harm circulating as a search party combed the woods near the schoolhouse but no body found.
Nathan Beardsteo and Prank McDermott were named receivers by Chancellor Minges of New Jersey. The Connell building in the city houses the company's headquarters. Chituuvey Strickland, a New York stockholder, petitions claiming insolvency with liabilities over 1.1 million dollars and assets about 850 thousand. The firm organized in 1899 with a capital stock of 2 million, 7 million preserved on 5 million common stock, Duryea district noted.
During the filvet week of criminal court opening next Monday Judge KK C Newcomb presides in the main court room Judge HH M Edwards sits in No 2 and Judge George Ferris of Tue rerne in No 4 Judge John B P Keily works main room during frat week with Newcomb in No 2 The third judge is not yet named The Wladislaw Knostanowicz murder case tops the docket for week one of week two with 339 cases to hear
Soldiers report an orderly scene in the Lackawanna region with patrols at posts and no major lawlessness. A fire at a non union worker’s home near Winton is believed incendiary, with oil soaked faggots found nearby.
Interior of a late 19th century store offers a wide range of wool blankets and linens. Notable items include Honesdale Wool Blankets, fine large comforts, and various Lockwood pillow casings and sheeting. Prices range from $0.50 to $2.55, with numerous muslin and cotton goods, handkerchiefs, and parasol umbrellas.
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