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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
3
iL A Watres president and O S&S Johnson vice president along with A H Christy cashier are named in the bank leadership slate. The fragment presents the officers of the bank with concise titles.
The Young Men's Hebrew Association will hold its sixth annual ball on Tuesday evening at Kranz Hall. The event, titled In and About the City,N marks a fest night balloon and is scheduled for October 9.
A card of races will be sung on the Speedway tomorrow afternoon at o erlock under the direction of the Speed way Driving club.
Telegraph confirms the death of Mrs. Harry Jenkins in Cleveland. She was wife of Henry Jenkins and mother of two, previously of Wa Church Avenue. Survived by husband and two children.
John Brennan of Greens alley appeared before Alderman Ruddy last night charged with attempting to harm Mary Brennan. He was arrested a week earlier for assaulting her and was held in bail set at ten dollars.
Fred Thalman of Elmira and Frank O'Brien of Binghamton were arrested for trespassing on Delecare Lackawanna and Western trains. They were sent to jail yesterday by Alderman Ruddy for several days each in default of bail.
Many people sign up for Yous Women's Christian association Tasium classes as the year promises strong attendance. The article notes a visitor attending a lesson and plans to share more about the program.
The series tonight in the Pipst Press lecture room is likely the last held in that hall. A service is planned for Sunday morning at the Lords sapoon and will precede the collection.
A petition in Daenbernpiey involves Pete and son seeking relief under U S bankruptcy law. Creditors listed include Weinmann J. Rintman Sonnt Wood Mitzoheimer with claims totaling $1800. Nottingham Street works is also named among the debts.
Fragments show Max Josephs of Piyinuuth and Aldesiniak Riahly facing charges for making threats to a person named Josephine. The text is garbled with names and places, a bail amount of 400 dollars is noted, and references to collecting a debt or threatening injury appear.
The store will be closed all day Saturday through 6 PM on Monday due to a holiday. No additional duties or events are scheduled.
Troops in the Third Brigade are to remain consolidated, with regiments stationed at Plymouth North Scranton Wilkes Barre and Olyphant under Gen Gobin. Orders protect mines and trains, arrest rioters, and keep units together while camp setups proceed near Mount Lookout and Wilkes Barre Coal Exchange.
Opponents of the Lackawanna company franchise faced a majority with a motion to re commit defeated. Controller Costello threatened withholding feed bill approvals until contracts are in place, while council debated sewer and sidewalk measures and a veto of street improvements.
An aged health ad touts Scott's Emulsion as treatment for serofula causing neck sores in children. It warns the condition can lead to consumption and claims the product acts as prevention, urging use to avoid serious illness.
A historical piece discusses Yom Kippur the Day of Atonement detailing its observance and religious significance. It contrasts Jewish atonement practices with Christian and other beliefs, noting the role of ritual, tradition, and the concept of personal responsibility for wrong.
The notice urges buyers to act quickly to purchase planes before stock is disposed of. It warns not to delay and highlights limited time to secure the best aircraft for the lowest price. A date near 14 Washington is referenced, indicating timing for the sale.
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