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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1902
Page
7
In and About reports a new city addition at Naiyoleal corner of Minden and Phe siqoet is completed with works continuing to next Monday. Residents note the project as the No 33 Annex completion bringing updated facilities and nearby improvements.
Regular examinations for admission to the bar in Lackawanna County were held at the courthouse. The schedule recommends dates for the parliamentary sessions and related proceedings.
In a grim incident, Tonty Smith, a resident of Pine Wood, died recently. His family, including Mr. Piootows, reportedly helped bury him after he left and did not return.
Mulligan of ST Peividenouw tid and a 2and Wiencor shop worker from Delaware is reported to be suffering injuries from an incident that occurred some time ago. Authorities note he remains in care at Moses hospital sea.
The principals of the Iiledwwhkvans engerrunde Junge Munierchor and German singing societies are invited to meet for rehearsal at Minlo hall Thursday evening at 8 o clock. A competent conductor will be in charge.
The record notes that attendees joined not as societies but as individual volunteer singers. Judge Permaymier orders that some music on the balcony be withheld by others from Theiet mith Tita.
The hearing before Alder Hildy Leet last night involved Joep Vedi of Oakfort and two others accused of threatening Joli Cisvesny and Frank Thomas Tavite of Von Duren Avenue in connection with a larceny at a welder shop. The defendants denied the charges and requested legal defense.
The article notes an open meeting available for public inspection from 7 to 9 Thursday and Friday, October 2 and 3, inviting all who wish to attend. It mentions the association’s activities and local officials involved in the oversight.
The Brooklyn Eisteddfod aims to showcase a highly trained chorus with 24 voices and selections for mixed, ladies, and men's choirs. Notable groups from Mt. Vernon and New York City join Brooklyn Choral Union, with prizes of 40 dollars for top solos and plans for an excursion to New York to help cover expenses.
Miss Minded of Brooklyn and Cerbert A. Bishrell of this city wed at the residence of W E L Bushnell 11 Line Hen street in a quiet ceremony. The bride wore a beautiful gown, with her sister Miss Chare Bushnell as bridesmaid and Ab Lewis as best man. Relatives and friends from Windsor New York Ninevali Meshoppen West Hittaton and Hinghometown attended, including Mrs W Crawford Miss Dhoris and Mrs Brewer. The ceremony was conducted by Pastor M. Catlin of Cha Park church.
A 1d year old Alder Street resident Willie Lewers and 17 year old Walter Wellh were handling a Flobert rifle during target practice. A misfire caused a cartridge to discharge and an eye was struck, destroying sight in one eye. Police investigation underway.
A major case heard in court disputes whether executors of the Handley estate can be sued for injuries from the August 4 1900 gas explosion at the old Mechanics Bank building. Warren argues the heirs cannot be sued while the plaintiffs contend the action lies against the executors. Several related demurrers and motions are also argued or submitted, with other cases noted.
Objections to nomination papers for John A. Durkin Victor Bursehell for county commissioner and B Moore for mine inspector were sustained. Objections to William W Watkins and Henry Miller for county commissioners from the Socialist Labor party were also considered with testimony and a continued hearing to next morning.
The Scranton Tribune promotes its up-to-date half-tone and photo cutting services with complete equipment. It promises finest work at low prices and guarantees completion, inviting triad orders to prove quality.
Guthrie Oklahoma resident Mrs. FE B Bradshaw credits Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound with curing a severe case of indigestion tied to female organ disturbance. The ad claims thousands of testimonials prove the remedy acts as a stomach tonic and uterine tonic, offering relief when ordinary medicine fails. Mrs Pinkham invites sick women to write for free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
Cleveland and Toledo residents to testify in the case of E W Reynolds versus the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. John J Loftus released on July bonds after quoiting threats and other offenses. A bond seeks S100 in remittance to Margaret Thurvin for a life policy on her father who died April 28. Viewers report on Guntuve Wenskla versus Northern Laichknn and Richroad companies finds Wenskla’s land on Prout Street was damaged by a mill and its cleaners.
The wedding of James Percy Hughes and Miss Marie Elizabeth Hetzel occurred last evening at the Deide residence in SooWolock with a large gathering. The ceremony was by Rev. Gobilin of the First German Methodist Church. reception and supper followed, after which the couple left for Niagara Falls and other points. They will reside on Gibson Street, with guests including Miss Marvy Hein of New York and Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Selim of Wilkes-Barre.
The report lists the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board,s schedule with various names and times for appointments and calls across multiple locations. It names Castner Summit Nichols Poshera Lauhners Miter Leonard Wxtise Baat Pilg motrick Thiam CN Igan Suiminbtei Prountelken Pushere Murray Tao Widner Sc Wow nk Taiphom Mowe McDonnell Heare Maho WEFG Carnatomew Magovern Chatines Seeors Stan Wy Bick Pitegomld and Wilmot with times from early morning to late afternoon.
The region braces for a calmer era as mines reopen after a long strike with non union workers scarce in some chambers. Officials promise no friction and priority for returning workers while repair and cleanup work begins and locals weigh a Wilkes Barree convention report.
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