In and About Wave The City No Quorum Present
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
3
Bankruptcy Petition Notes Drain on City Funds
Voli A Stevens of Phine Springs filed a petition in the United States district court seeking relief under bankruptcy law. The filing lists debts of about 185 dollars and includes unspecified disagreements driven by the financial strain on local resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voli A. Stevens
Phine Springs
Ase Terday
United Buten District
Bialy
Donations Listed For Bootomblaer Month In Florence Pits
The Florence pits monthly donations are tallied with contributions from Marvels and Pierces Market Selobles and Fruit Weekly Addlers Aid Lindner and others. Items include bread rolls fruit vegetables tea meat clothing and professional services from Dr Beardaley Dr Ann Clark and Consumers Tea Co with daily milk and occasional ice cream noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Pits
Marvel's
Pierce'’s
Addler's Aid
Lindner
Crawford
Mile
Kirkpatrick
Mame Hail
Powderly No 2 Breaker Planned Near Mayfield Station
A new Powderly No 2 breaker is staked out near the Powlerly slope about a mile northeast of Mayfield station. It will be a double breaker with wee and dee sides, costing about 70 000 dollars and capacity 1 ton. The plant will integrate Powderly Carbondale No 1 and small Coal brook sites to boost output and relieve Coalbrook while reducing shutdowns. The firm also raises annex washery frames at Legnett’s Creek North Beranton and plans a 1 200 ton annex at Von Storeh, bringing total capacity up by nearly 4 000 tons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magsfel
Powlerly
Mayfield
Wee
Dee
Faehlen
Coalbrook
Hudson
Collbrook
Legnett's Creek
North Beranton
von Storeh
Ten Columns on the Official Ballot
County commissioners approve a ten column official ballot for November 4. Tickets listed include Republican Democrat Prohibition Socialist Labor Socialist Citizens Anti Machine Ballot Reform and Union with a blank column for write-ins. Republican and Democratic candidates named include Governor Samuel W Bene nypacker lieutenant governor William M Brown secretary of internal affairs Inne Bo Brown congress William Connell auditor John B Jordan representative First district Joseph Oliver Second district John J Seleuer Third district Edward James Fourth district P A Philbin orphan's court judge A A Vesture county commissioners John Morris John Penman mite inspectors Llewellyn M Evans and others. Democratic ticket lists Robert J Cattieon Governor George W Cawhrie lieutenant governor James Nolan secretary of internal affairs Timothy Haver Fred Philippe William P Gitta Poo White commissioners Durkin Burdel Burke etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrisburg
Lahey
Samuel W. Benenypacker
Centenant
Willam M. Brown
Atalys
Inne Bo Brown
Congress
Wiliam Connell
John B. Jordin
Piret
Joseph Oliver
John J. Seleuer
Edward James
P. A. Philbin
Orphans’ Court
A. A. Vesture
Dohm
Morris
Jobn Penman
Lllewelly
M. Evans
Qavhi
Wahine
Gouvernor
Robert J. Cattieon
Pevernir
Ceorge W. Cuwhrie
Internal
Coffaire
James Nolan
Fe Tadping
Jewishi Tire
Timothy Haver
Fred Phillipe
William P. Gitta
Poo. White
Comate
Dehrdy
Durkin
Victor Burseholl
Abooae
Police Reserve System To Be Partially Lifted Soon
The police reserve schedule, in place since the Inauguration of the coal strike, is likely to be eased within one to two weeks. Night and day shifts have disrupted sleep, with officers on reserve between duties. future plans aim to allow more uninterrupted rest at headquarters while keeping some reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Police
Ehorthy
Ly Wen
Lobster Bowling Team Formed by Local Manager
OM Wharton of Hiepe alleys challenges Muosquinn or Spider teams to an orantaziting display by youngsters called the Lobsters. The squad includes Willits McGovern Stilker G Alexander and Clark, all new to league play. A junior league of four to six teams may form for a short-season run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM Wharton
Hiepe Bowlin
Willits
McGovern
Stilker
G. Alexander
Clark
Children arraigned for assault in Brisbin patch mine dispute
Meredith Watkins Charles Watkins and Chester Knott appeared before Alderman Kassou for assaulting Adam Skoda son of Paul Skoda of Brisbin patch. The three waived a hearing and posted $800 bonds each. James Kipp acted as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Watkins
Charles Watkins
Chester Knott
Tripp Park
Kassou
Adam
Paul Skoda
Regaining uncatted fer at the Beranton list of signatories
A long list of names appears for a Beranton event with many individuals including Mrs. Bo A. Blum, Milton Booker, Henry A. Colle, George Cuswicby, Miss Jen tie Cad, Miss Mary Colvinin, J. Edwards loan agent, and dozens more. The text resembles a community registering attendees or participants with various titles and roles noted alongside names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Moa
Pastertive
Dhatee
Carth Apple
Postmister
Bo A
Blum
B.A
Hinhop
En AL OK
Browns
Milton Booker
W. OA
Clirey
Cuanadhin
Turer
J. M. Courtrichtef
Jentie Cad
Mary Colvinin
Man A O Conner
Henry A. Colle
George Cuswicby
N.S. Colin
Hollow Vanites
Jodephine Byana
J. Edwards
Misa Sisan Jones
W. W. Johnson
Charles B. Woven
John H. Kinemer
Joseph Long
William Laxton
Mixe
Lake
Theoadore
Morris
John Malden
Ming Guile Mekeon
Moore
Mise
Mary Mehkeens
Willan Li
Mideman
John Mahon
Mir. I. Nuit
Jennie O Donnell
Clavenee Ottey
Miles Neill
Potige
Honemuth
Peek
I Potter
Chankes Quirie
Mise Jean O' Ray
Simon Richards
Alin
Allin Roberts
Harry BP
Rotineon
Rover
Catterine Rodeghioro
Sulity Simpsens
Miks Digale Smith
Charles A. Schuoffer
Shalley
Satho Stanley
Mame KB
Surge
William Tareat
Thomas WY. Wolf
Joseph Well
John J. Watters
Conrad Young
Court Grants Two Divorces In Scranton Court
Two divorces were granted after cases were submitted in Scranton’s court yesterday. Chloe Schriver and George H Schriver wed in 1807 and faced abuse claims. Albert J Coddington and Elizabeth Coddington separated after a 1850 marriage in New York. The day included diverse civil actions and numerous certiorari petitions, with a special Orphans’ Court session on Elizabeth Zeigler’s estate continuing to November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe Schriver
George H. Schriver
Albert J. Coddington
Elisabeth Coddington
W. A. North
Scranton
Schriver
Jacob Schimer
New Street
Lackawanna Tron and Steel
Little
Penn Avenue
Schrriver
Effie Scimer
Albert
Coddington
Elizabeth Coddington
New York State
Ebnira
Jacob Erion
Erion
W. Dawson
Elton
Arnhod
Frank Dtleilenback
Aeaties D
Deilentuel
E. Riker & Company
Mary McAlron
Peter Burke
Temple Tron Comwy
Adam W. Cramer
E. Cramer
Elizabeth Boyer Jainst
Pred Batvichan
Michael Corby
D. Cumartin
J. Setigmin & Co
A. J. Tentzer
James EF. Doyle
Thomas
Simon Mistin
John Swantek
Simon Miglin
Mgniivet
Vualseo Trufehiek
Anna Vroudinsky
Nealiet
Olsleweaky
KL Judkovitz
Dorfanin
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
James A. Rheartey
7Almon Brothers
Thomas PF. Duffy
John PL William
Nappin
Jacol Smith
Phoebe J. Kenner
Benjamin Wenner
Ais Vorce
A.D. Ensily
Eno Enstin
Cra Ky Sayer Agninst
A. F R. Saver
Buckeye Rugsy Company
Agtiinst
W. Relleos
Teton Mi Bach Weninet
Michael Thick
Laint Crigson
John Crisson
Henry Seheuer
Pauline Scheer
Nettle White
Thomas White
Catherine Corgins
John Cogeing
W. A. Liathrope
Ethel Lathrope
Allen Smith
Sarah Smith
WH Campbell
Jalla M. Campbell
Aeeres Indiveres
Cora Mullinex
City of
Frank Miller
J. O. Ackerman
J. BE
Hinerfeld
Scranton Inway Company
A. Peterson
Tinsley
George TH. Lowrie
Ontario and Weatern Railroad Company
Doln Nolan
H. P. Sehlers
James A. Reilly
Anthracite Beer Company
Henry Bouthard
City of Beranton
Goennow
Mary Selwhlchooek
Samuel Eisner
Emma Hishes
Mary Durkin
D & Tyron Wimitst
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railrowl
Comming
William Edwards
New York, Onetario and Western Railroad Company
Jenkin Davis
William PB
Dayee
M. Oudmahlingalnet Burnley Bhop
Commonwealth Eserel
David Bopp
A. Stelker
Pennsylva
George Jones
Edward Conways
A. Giliore Agatnet
Puffs
Hilevith
Thomas Parting Aiulnet Ellwood Miller
Ontur Jie
Veace
Thomas G Moore
EL A. Peters
Opem Siigwont
Clarkes Aliseh Agulpet
Jobin Sparsonborg
Rale
Oom Rue
Emt
Demurrer
Borauton
Thomas G. Byiuns
Or List
Wiliam P. Jorce
Court House News Notes Flood and Executions Reported
Attorney A A Chase represents Peter Manley in a trespass suit against Wilkes Barre and Scranton Railway and Scninton Steel. flood salts noted. Executions against Hudson and Metcalf hotel keepers on Von Storeh avenue total 100 dollars. One writ charges 341 against Charles Robinson. another for 24 against Central Pennsylvania Brewing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Chase
Peter Manley
Wilkes-Barre and
Scrantoon
Scninton Steel Conmins
Hudson & Metcalf
von Btoreh Avenue
Charles Robinson
Poenneylvania Brewing Company
Two Clever Crooks Committed to Jail
Elmira Chief James Cassidy identified James Darling alias A J Gilman and J W McDonald in Elmira for stealing four dress suit cases from local hotels. One grip held $200 worth of goods. another was found in Binghamton. Both men admitted their names on warrants. they were remanded to sheriff awaiting governor requisition papers. They were photographed for the rogues gallery as they were intoxicated at arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy
Elmira
James Darling
A. J. Gilman
J. W. McDonald
Binghamton
McDonald
Auburn
Williameport
Eimibia
Juige Edwards
Harry JL. Bogart
Ehnira
New York
Darling
Rogues
Mlimnira
Mixed Affair Ends With Dismissed Cases In Local Hearing
Kubowily accused Cin elski of stealing 45.75 dollars a watch and chain from him at Michael Wyloseke’s house last Friday night. Wyloseke denied owing the debt. Alderman Howe dismissed the case. Cin elski held to bail on perjury charge. Wyloseke faced counts of forcible entry and was held in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternate Kubowily
Kim Street
Joe Cinelski
Price Street
Chalin
Michael Wyloseke
Morris Court
Aldermin Howe
Koehler
Welaseke
Wylogseke Igul Kubowits
Howe
Tenatz
Millar
Joe
Wyylogeke
Ignatch Ofresiail
Dail
Woman Sent From Scranton to Philadelphia Locates Husband
Mrs George Kashir and her son appeared before the Scranton poor board seeking help to find a husband and two children said to live in Philadelphia. A mistake sent them to Scranton and Director Dickert arranged care. Mrs Duggan of the board notes the Philadelphia society has unified the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kashir
Scranton Poar Board
Philadelphia
Hoboken
Dickert
Duggan
Board of
Associated Vhovitiles, l
Philadelphia Society For Organiaing
News Arrives That Wilkes-Barre Miners Vote to Return
President Mitchell’s reassuring remarks ease fears of mass job loss. Superintendent Rose says many old workers will have places to return, with work likely within a week. Non unionists depart region. engineers and other key workers cleared to resume today as Local 1016 delegates plan a union meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Rose
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Hyde Park
Providence
Dunmore
Delaware Med Hudson Mining Department
Oxford
Peter Miller
Andrew Keating
United Mine Workers of America
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B. A. Baer
Washington Ave
Scranton, PA
County Savings Bank and Trust Company
Spruce Street
L. A. Watres
0. S. Johnson
A. H. Christy
Wim. FB. Kelistead
Evoerett
Warren TH. Po Kipestn
Aucsuel Hebinseart
S. Johnson,Jt
Tebow
al Hineside
E. Cc. Morris
the Clear Man
Washington Avenue
Qwlag
Glee Club
North End
Haveaday
H. Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
Police Reserve System
West Scranton Station
Kayol Dumblewike
Willian Deats
Miss Gilbert
Mary Hutchinson
Hughey
Edward Jones
Willian Mc
Frank Smith
Mihoti Sucsijui
Mrabarion Tavier
George A. Schriver
A. A
Elizabeth Zeigler
Charles
Ligetti Rose
Prudential Insurance Compuyty
America
Reigler
Coms Piny
Augter Schneider
Eliansbeth Arigler
Tsien
Common Pleas Court
John F. Murphy
DL Ll, Fiekes
R.A. Zimmerman
Alexander Wasilnucher
Ohi
Mary Pascowlet Cocci
Abel Bile
Thomas” McChiskie
Sarainton Hictle McMeovitt
Rite Reserve
Atk Line
Thoms R McA Mtlow
Ee Boro Mary i Manley Dense
Seranton
Court House News Notes
Williamsport
Alderman Howe
Gus
Lyceum Theater
S. W. Pennypacker
John P. Elkin
Pennsylvania
Willian I. Brown
William S. Schaffer, Esq
Supreme Court
J. A. Scranton
Lawrence
COME
Sian
Iregun
Fef, A
Kaiser
Lackawanna and Adanis
St. John's Hall
Capouse Avenue
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Lackawanna Ave
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