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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
3
L A Watres president C S Johnson vice president and A H Christy cashier appear in the signatory lines of a financial institution. The trio names indicate a formal leadership slate typical of early 20th century banking notices.
A special praise and service is set for tonight at Penn Avenue Baptist Church with word on local church events. The report notes wage payments for Dehioware, Lackawanna and Western shopmen, and bankruptcy case actions in BW Palmer with Referee Van Wormer presiding and FH Hubler elected trustee. The Young Women’s Christian association opened department class work in physical education and temple Dry invites immediate participation as classes fill quickly.
Residents of Lincolty Melchite aid the Round Woods plot were urged to attend a meeting in the basement of South Main Avenue Oeerhusry Methodist Church on Thursday evening at 8 oclock.
A group of boys at Mullen field near the old Mamond shaft unearthed a hymn skeleton and coffin fragments. The remains and artifacts are described as dating back to a former graveyard site, stirring local interest.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western line schedules show trains to New York continuing on the same timing. The Delaware and Hudson line runs at 1.30 pm, with service via the Lehigh Valley to New York, maintaining the 84 mph pace.
William OP and Mellet were involved in a case on Wyoming Avenue where a warrant was sworn out yesterday by Mellet. Constable Cimaran escorted a suspect and brought him for hearing waivers. A bond of $ton was posted by ds o. Biren of WB Mulberry Street.
Withers in the Langstad Kelly von tested election case from South Abington Newton and all districts north of the mountain will be held at Wheeler's store Clark's Summit on Thursday October 6 and at Smith's hut Fleetville on Friday October 10 John J Durkin John Penna J Courier Morris County Commissioners Attest W G Daniels Clerk
For the second time in a week the Stranton and Wilkes-Barre high schools postponed their football game. City fans will instead watch a city championship matchup between the two top local squads at Athletic Park this afternoon with final arrangements completed at the last moment.
Reports conflict over mine strike dynamics as Union leaders and operators trade claims of worker returns and casualty risks. Troop movements stir anticipation of a wider resumption of work while debates on Roosevelt proposition and a possible Mitchell conference continue.
Bottle babies are likely to thin without extra nourishment. Try more milk, condensed milk, watered milk, and household mixtures, then add a small amount of Scott's Emulsion to the bottle. It helps babies gain firm flesh and strength, with only a little required in milk. Slott & Bowdne, aoa Pearl oisest, New York.
The item outlines a Ridge gathering with temperance ties, a real estate purchase involving George Lewis and a new home plan by architect Peterval J. Morris, and local residents including Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Radlegh, GW Kent, and Lindsay staying with a host family.
Dunmore reports a reasonably attended revival meeting at Tripp Aves WO Christ Church despite poor weather. The rite of baptism will be administered to candidates attending the class of the services. Carroll Vaughn, a former resident, moved to Pittsburgh for the Pennsylvania valley project and was involved in a recent accident. The Tennis club plans its monthly meeting Friday at Grace Harn’s home.
Dispute erupts over private paving versus railroad property on Court Street Diamond Avenue and Providence Road. Scranton Railway forces block digging between tracks, while City officials seek a truce awaiting City Solicitor Watson’s opinion.
Billy Coughlin, third baseman for the Washington baseball team, wed Leila Nelson of Washington on October 1. Rev Father Carey officiated at St Patrick's Church. After a wedding tour they will reside in this city for the coming winter.
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