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The Presbyterian church group will meet at Logan's home this morning for the first meeting of the winter season.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1902
Page
7
Local thief and disorderly conduct case in court
Stanley Minchulls was committed to gaol on Saturday in default of bond after being arrested for larceny from John Glaseyes of WT Gardner avenue. He was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct. A bill was found at arrest.
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Michael Duggan
Carboulule
Wis
Poon
Rose
Stanley Minchulls
John Glaseyes
Gardner Avenue
Tie
On Hit Allegation Taints Galalyces Case
The report notes an alleged theft connected to Galalyces, with accusations centered on a claimed hit described in the fragment. No further corroborating details are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galalyces
Mother and Daughter Arrested After Quarrel
Mrs Mary White and her daughter were arrested by Patrolman Bradshaw after a quarrel near the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station Saturday evening. The mother was fined there and the daughter appeared in police court yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary White
Delaware, Lackawnanha and
Western Station
Bradshaw
Polles Court
Fralltoud Young Met Presents Star Chorus Season Opening
The entertainment committee of the Fralltoud Young Met’s Christin association has booked the Star course for the season. The opening Humber features the New York Male quartet with Frank Corbett, William Heaton, FF. Treade Winant, and Donghiea Taine, assisted by Charlie the ventriloquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fralltoud Young Met
Christin Association
Humber
Jn Miale Hall
New York
Frank Corbett
William Heaton
FF. Treade Winant
Gift donors named in honor of the Priendlowsa
Gratitude note lists multiple donors with varied gifts including flour clothing cereals cabbage fruit canned goods and household items. Names include Mrs BE, Miller, Mire William Marple Mrs Calvin Seybolt 1H Stevens Mrs Payne Willintie Co Miss Sts Morris and others.
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BE Oh
hMiller
William Marple
Calvin Seybolt
Stevens
I. T. Payne
LD. Taylor
Fellowes Minson
Willintie & Co
W. Maton
Man
John Gunter
Taura Almmerman
TH. A. Pieres
Sts Morris
Foot Crushed in Erie Gird Accident
Mark C. Simpson of West Drinker Street sustained a severe work accident near the depot while returning from Sacco. While disembarking an empty engine, he slipped and was crushed under the engine tank, leading to amputation of about half the foot. Surgeons Winters and Brown performed the operation at his home yesterday afternoon. He was resting well last night and in good general condition for the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark C. Simpson
West Drinker Street
Erie
Sacco
Mr. Simpson
Thornton Case Prolonged With Insurance Firms
The Thornton v. Security Insurance of New Haven and National Insurance of Ireland case occupies Judge Archbald’s attention. Thornton testified all day Friday and was excused before noon after cross examination. his wife then took the stand. Sharp exchanges between attorneys Lenahan and McGahren prompted the judge to intervene. Court resumes at 2 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. Thornton
Security Insurance Company
New Haven
National Assurance Company
Ireland
Archbald
Thornton
Jos T. Lenahan
John McGahren
Archbald Aa
Treasurer vanishes with union relief funds in Duryea
J Welton treasurer of a United Mine Workers local in Duryea has disappeared with a check for the local's share of relief funds. The check was cashed in Pittston on Thursday. He sold his household effects that night and left after sending his wife and children away earlier in the week. The district executive board was notified and efforts to locate him continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Welton
United Mine Workers
Duryea
Relef
Pittston
Whelton
Visitors Return From Chicago Trip On Electric System Plan
A party of thirty five investors from Sermaton Wilkes Barre New York and Philadelphia toured Chicago to inspect the Automatic Electric company's new telephone system. They were impressed by the subway work and the 6000 telephones already installed with a forecast of 25000 subscribers. The visit highlighted the enterprise as a promising investment as music hall events by CD Simpson and J B Russell Co were noted.
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Sermaton
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Thureshil
Automatic Electrie Company
Merchants Invite Missing Yellow Coupons Pickup Tonight
Merchants hold a special meeting at the Merchants rooms 26 Lackawanna avenue for members who have not yet received yellow coupons. Nonmembers seeking Blumps should visit the Lackawanna avenue office for instructions. The notice also advertises the New York Male Quartetlo and Hartley at Music Hall and endorses John B. Jordan for state senator.
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Merchants
Lackawanna Avenue
Gould
Merchants' Association
New York
Hartley
Music Hall
Ohio City Registration Falls Slightly in 1st Year
Exclusive wire from Associated Press Cincinnati reports total city registration at 1144, down 6.28 percent from state view of first year. Registration drops occur in other parts of Ohio and smaller turnout is expected statewide.
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Associated Pree
Cincinnati
Ohio
Two Splendid Bible Talks by Nev. D. M. Stearns
Former Grace Church pastor Nev. D. M. Stearns spoke two Bible talks at Grace Reformer Episcopal Church to a crowded audience. He argued for scriptural literalism, urged belief over inquiry, and contrasted true disciples with mere Christians, urging wholehearted faith in Christ and global church unity.
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Nev
D. M. Stearns
Church of the Atonement
Germantown
Grace Reformer Episcopal Church
Mr. Stearns
Grace Church
Kent
Tle
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Mark
Kingdom of Heaven
Church Mission Explains God’s Election of Souls
A sermon claims God is currently electing souls to join the church that will establish His earthly kingdom. The speaker asserts this process will bring peace and prosperity once the kingdom is set.
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Church
Clergy Deliver Diverse Sermons At Local Churches
Reverend speakers from First Primitive Methodist and other congregations shared talks and sermons last night. Topics covered Positivism in Religion, The Paramount Tease, The Old Gospel and New Conditions, and What Are You Worth with musical interludes and an old persons rally at Agbury Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard C. Smith
Africa
C. Percy
Honesdale
S. Bentley
Howard Place
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Isaac J. Laine
N. A. Kimble
St. Paul's Evangelican Lutheran Church
Frank Hepler
Robert F. ¥. Pierces
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Agbury Methodist Miscopal
Charles A. Benjamin
Death in Scranton Yard Undergoes Investigation
John Batzer of South Scranton was found dead in the yard behind his Willow Street boarding house. He had been in failing health and died from aneurism, with a large sum of money and two bank books found on him. A Delaware Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid certificate was made out to his sister in Germany. Vote for John B. Jordan, Republican.
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John Batzer
South Scranton
Willow Street
Wilk
Hewie
Storr
Saltry
K. Chleser
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid Society
Germany
Monroe Teachers Institute Sets Week of Instruction
County Superintendent H. L. Walter announced the county teachers institute will run the week of November 17 in the court house at Stroudsburg. A strong corps of instructors will lead sessions with entertaining evening programs. Notable speakers include E. L. Kemp Kinniman and professors from Kutztown West Chester Bloomsburg Tri-State and Somerville led by Hoyer Cheen Spedon Albert Sniff Krebs.
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Somerville, N. J
Helden for Train Robbery Near Bearmouth Captured
Helena Montana October 26 a man who held up the North Coast Limited near Bearmouth and killed engineer O Neil Wriday has been captured Sheriff Prescott of Missoula is sure the man is the right one Deputy Mitchell guarding a pass near Gold Creek twenty miles away saw a man approach the robber claimed the arrest occurred before explanations The suspect denied the robbery claiming he was in Drummond at the time He matched the robber description and carried two revolvers The suspect was taken to Missoula
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Drummond
D L W Board Schedule From Evening to Early Morning
The D L W board lists extras and helpers with times across East and West shifts. Names include Hallet Doherty Burkhart Glone Pigan McCarty Larkin Wallham Kearney Bravens Finneray J Hlennigan Carrvigg Murray Widner Finnerty Housexy Laupingi A McDonnell Masters Moran Hour McDonnell Bartholomew Mure phy W E Bartholomew Magovern Gaffney Bever Stando n Lord Allen.
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Hallet
Doherty
Burkhart
P.m. McCarty
Larkin
Wallham
Kearney
Bravens
Finneray
M. J. Hlennigan
Carvrigg
M. Murray
Widner
A. m
Finnerty
Housexy
Laupingi
A. McDonnell
Masters
Moran P
McDonnell
C. Bartholomew
Murephy
W. E. Bartholomew
Helpers
Magovern
Gaffney
Bever
Standon
Extras West
A. Um
Lord
Alen
Big Meeting Delivers Republican Rally in Scranton
Over 1,000 voters filled the North Scranton Auditorium for a Republican rally featuring Major Everett Warren and Thomas H. Dale. Speakers defended the ticket, attacked Democrats on policy, and praised the party’s stance on tariffs and the coal strike settlement under a Republican president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Dale
Everett Warren
Dale
Scranton
H. 8. Alworth
A. A. Vosburg
J. Courier Morris
John Penman
John B. Jordan
Joseph Oliver
John Scheuer, Jr
Republican Meetings Across Cities Schedule October Events
The notice lists numerous political meetings held October in halls across Scranton Carbondale and nearby towns with speakers including James Sherman Tom Vu Jerry Snyder and Charles Emory Smith. Additional sessions run into November featuring John Murphy Jerey Snyder James Moir and Milton Lowry among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. David's Hall
Hon. James 8
Sherman
Tom A. Vu
Vreelamil
Jten
Alexander McDowell
House of Representatives
Dymand's Hall
Jermyn
W. Guyford Thomas
Thoms J H. Dale
John BR. Baer
West Borough Hall
Dickson City
Ilon
RLS
Murphy
Bon
John RR
Farr
John M
Harrie
Lyceum
Ton
Charles Emory Smith
Postminster
Stuart McKibbon
Auditorium
North Scranton
Jon
Robert
Jerey Snyder
James Moir
W. Gaylord Thomas
Odd Fellows
Wall
Dunmore
RB. Murphy
John M. Sherrin
Carbondale
Hla
Berena KE. Payne
Claimman Woes and Means Committee
Miajor Averett Warren
Workingmen's
Milton W
Lowry
Zimmerman
Juba BR
Furr
Athletic Hall
South Scranton
Dion
James Muir
John J, Scragg
John M. Tharrbs
John Jordan Earns Republican Support
John Jordan urges GOP backing as supporters call for unity within the Republican ranks and rally behind his candidacy. The message emphasizes party loyalty and collective action.
Powder Explosion Destroys Fairmont Mill Machinery
A powder explosion at the Fairmont Powder works eighteen miles from Fairmont, West Virginia, damaged equipment worth about 83000 to 0,000 with 600 kegs of powder detonating. No injuries reported. Machinery and iron were scattered. earth upheaval extended forty feet. The plant is owned by Delaware parties. Also listed: New York Mule Quartette and Hirtley at Music Hall tonight with balcony seats at 26 cents.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Fairmon
Delaware Parties
New York
Mule Quartette
Hirtley
Music Hall
MH. H
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Jos. O'Brien
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Washington Avenue
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Reading
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Eive
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Religious News Notes
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Scranton Tribune
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Major Warren
John Dbd
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Fairmont Mill
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Third National Bank
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Children’s Store
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Lackawanna Ave
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N. A
Yoney Muyhle
John Cupril
Dunemore
Capril
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