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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1902

Page

11

West Scranton Child Injured by Horse Collision

Harley, the young son of Mr and Mrs 04 A futon of Jackson Street, was seriously hurt yesterday afternoon when a wagon horse jolted forward and struck him in front of the family home. Neighbors carried him inside for Doctor Jenkins to treat a cut on the forehead and facial bruises. The horse driver cooperated and awaited a court hearing Monday.

Harley Airs A. Futon Jackson Attreet Ile Young Rende Dackson Street Sumer Ceverie Anid O Jenkins Nome Tess

Arrests for concealed weapons and firing on street

Thirolinen Peters and MecCulligan arrested Joe Saville before Alderman Thivies on charges of carrying concealed weapons and discharging a firearm. Surville and Dyce Conntons were present on Cheetnut street when Saville drew a revolver and fired toward a window. The police detained the accompanying boys. in court Saville received a reprimand and was discharged.

Thirolinen Peters MecCulligan Joe Saville Thivies Surville Dyce Conntons Cheetnut Street Thursdy Roor Saville Letee Poling

Local Allegations Lead to Arrest After Alley Altercation

Ines Barkogkey of Th howe etreel appeared before Alderman List and swore out warrants for the arrest of Joseph Piureisth and Charles Belleseus. Constable Den Tin piovced then under arrest. They were brought before the alderman amid cheers. The prosecutor states that on October 16 the defendants assaulted him on his way home and gave a severe thrashing. He also alleges they attempted to search his pocket and rob him.

Ines Barkogkey Howeetreel Kellow Joseph Piureisth Charles Belleseus den Tin

Antonio Phillipa Brought Before Alderman Over Assault Charge

Antonio Phillipa appeared before Alderman Noone and swore out a warrant for the arrest of Ignites Coporie on a charge of attempting to assault Phil lips wife. Constable Jacobs made the arrest. The hearing saw the prosecutor allege infidelity and the alderman set 200 bail furnished by Wilkin Thoth, the street saloon keeper.

Antonio Phillipa Barnet Sire Noone Phillips Jacobs Capornskey Wilkin Thoth Immet Street

Ladies' Relief corps meeting hosted by Mrs Randolph Jones

At Mrs Randolph Jones home on Jackson Street about sixty members of the Ladies Relief Corps of the GGA RR gathered last evening. Mrs Powell district secretary presided and solos were performed by Mrs Lizele Hughes Brundsge Mrs Sarah Powell Miss Gertrude Loomis and others. A bountiful collation followed with serving help from Mrs Bailey Mrs Loomis and Miss Mita LL Prive.

D Jackson Street Randolph Jones Ladies' Relief Corps GGA Powell Relief Corps Lizele Hughes Brundsge Sarah Powell Wilkes-Barre Gertrude Loomis Jones Bailey Loomis Mita Ll, Prive

Wrightour Resigns as First Baptist Pastor

The First Baptist church in Scranton oration announces the resignation of Hew oho S Wrightour D D after seven years of service. He will begin duties at the new church around December 1, with many friends saddened by his departure. Dr Weishmour will take over the Scranton post.

Os. Wrightiaur Aptiel Oho S. Wrightour D. T Weishmour Scrinton

Lonhonschoeke in Trouble After Police Hunt

Constables pursued William Lonhonschoeke after an extended search. Details unclear due to fragmentary OCR. Further lines may reveal charges or arrest status once restored.

Local man arrested after two months in South Side chase

One of two suspects was captured last night and brought before Alderman Davies for a preliminary hearing. Mrs Ellen Hindel of London Street accuses the man of attempted assault and battery, while Will Doyle of Kelly's Patch notes the same. Bail was set for a hearing next Tuesday.

Aldermin Davies Londona Mra Ellen Hindel Adil Willi Doyle Kelly Hl Lonhonseioeke

Greeting to Rev. David Jones on return from extended trip

A reception for Rev. David Jones of the First Congregational Church South Martin Avenue celebrated his return from a long visit. The poem expresses gratitude and church unity with hymns and prayers, praising duties of service, teaching, and missionary work by mothers, teachers, and leaders.

David Jones First Congregational Church South Matinavenue

Deindles Aid Society to Stage October Concert

The Deindles Aid Society plans a Sunday October 26 concert with a chorus of about one hundred voices and full orchestra. Selections include Overture and pieces by Massenet and Gounod. Leader Arthur Hughes invites all to attend the final rehearsals next week.

Deindles’ Aid Society Baptist Yours People's Union Arthur Hughes Miaivehetti Father Gounold Gand Davis Wwe

Word, Authority and Power Sermon at Em bury Methodist

Rev James Renninger will preach on the theme The Word its authority and power at the marching service of Em bury Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday evening. Several local residents and visitors are listed among the guests and schedule of events surrounding the day.

James Renninger Embury O'Uloolk Musbed Dhow Statin South Milasvete Peete II Smith Tallivette Street Conklin Noo Willhin Abedinide Marl Nusk Kra Magy Hike Agehiwhd Tunkhan Lhonitley Avenue Walel Bath Lumber Avenue Maclin North Main Philarheipiina Mike Liertin DeWitt Sok Keke Adhe Dimve Glenn Widhe North Buiner Dairies Sumner Belyanas Birsk Evertings Hey Tate Cider Pathe Telii Mive Novont Lafawette Airec Ciris Feloribs

Dickwon Avenue Meeting Notes And Local Trades

Community gathering on Dickwon avenue connects with Green Ridge exchange. Notes mention residents W G Gates Penn avenue and M Bienes Hall with travels to Porseum and Lake Ariel and reference a local cash stall and complete line of produce and vegetables.

Dickwon Avenue W. G. Gates Penn Avenue Porseum Mie Bienes Dickeen Avenue Lake Ariel Trent Penne

Pleasant Stipriee Party in South Scranton Entertainment

A lively social at Cedar Avenue and Pig Street featured Henry Thirniekel on violin, My. den Hines and Philomena Bolom in vocal pieces, and a phonograph recital by Thom Lewis. Dozens attended, with refreshments enjoyed by the guests and a strong turnout for community and party gatherings.

Mes Bumiekel Cedar Avenue Pig Street Henry Thirniekel Miller Cove Tuvek Wing Advicing Thoms Lewis Phiocranme My. den Hines Ervin Miller Knoor Mir Jennings Mee Bohaffer Mire Witkhe Moses Frank Sehutta Arthur Miller Willem Mier Andrew Vebler Carmelin Irtrain Lews Houstith Ernest Tarnilekel Meyers Sé¢hunts Lugenbursker Welsh Mommie Welsh Alice Barnickel Verna Darnickel Ete Tall Oyneh Dlse Ineludine FW. Mielia Taylor Chiles Neila Vareghan Spencer War A. AL Vor- Wit Jordans Bond Seheer Tohne Morris Poh Penn Can Missioners Vid Llewellyar Myans David Willing Lewis Indies Serayiten Athbothe Elnl Serayiten Athbothe Elnl, ‘the Bovecare Debi Sehener Math Bohn Brad Winte Theurs Meyers Ceorge Ulvich Peliub Alder Street Taner Crangement Rundatoty Scranton Saengerrunde

North Scranton Welsh Baptist Church Events and Socials

Local notices detail Rev T C James of Crozier Theological Seminary preaching at the Welsh Baptist Church on Market Street. The piece also lists visits, dances, charity events, and a Republican rally at North Scranton venues with community notices about members returning from New York and engagements at various churches and halls.

T. C. James Crozier Theological Seminary First Welsh Baptist Church Weet Market Street Tt Oelook Margaret Kane Roel Street

Unclear text from historical page with scattered names

Fragmentary OCR reads as a Monday event with secretary Moods and law department figures, attorney Mitton W Lowry giving a car control address. Mentions Bliss and Da bi, with scattered initials WL Tidtinen Oe Tai. exact details and context are unreadable.

Lawy Department Elke von

Obituary for Mrs Catiarind Parr of Wilkes Barre

Mrs Catiarind Parr of Wilkes Barre died at home after a prolonged illness. The obituary lists surviving relatives and mentions her late husband and children. Funeral arrangements note residence at Please verify details in the notice.

Catiarind Parr Mitrell Wilkes Haire Madina Hilaelis Marvell Mirtiinon Aawonie Chloe Lala Tareotie Ciel Alek Mae Pretoria Moshe Mab Atret Wiles - Ei

Fragmented OCR Note Charms No Clear Event

The readable text is garbled with mixed letters and missing words making it impossible to identify a people place organization date or event. No coherent facts, names, or dates emerge for a proper summary.

Green Ridge Residents Move Into Hous on Green Ridge Street

A group including Miss Mortlece Hash and residents of Green Ridge Street recently moved into new houses. The note lists several neighbors and mentions plans to join friends from New York state for a party liveliness. The Pennsylvania Telephone Company completed a Living project yesterday.

Mortlece Hash Mino Ametiie Simlih Wilkes Mai del Alig Mik Green Lave Green Ridge Eireet Charless Isvabetit J Awoukte Maye Id Abe Bowen Nawella Nealet Kilbehouck Washington Avenue Yosterday Wayne County New Yok State Puongylvanian Telephone Cmpany

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