In and About and The City Meet Taylor Reds
The Scranton semi professional club will play the Taylor Reds at the baseball park Saturday afternoon.
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Taylor Reds
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
3
Meeting of Managers at the Home for the Friendless
The managers of the Home for the Friendless will hold a regular meeting this morning at the Home.
Board of Control finance committee approves several bills
The finance committee of the board of control met last night and passed a number of bills. Two exemptions were granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Juvenile Held Over Alleged Assault in Scranton
Frederick Connors aged 10 was committed to the county jail by Magistrate Fidler. He faces serious accusations by a young woman residing in North Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Connors
Fidler
Scranton
Clay Pipe Club Outing Set at Waller's Grove Next Wednesday
The eleventh annual outing of the Clay Pipe Club tied to the city bureau of engineering will be held at Waller's Grove next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Pipe Club
Wecal
City Bureau of Engineering
Waller's Grove
Magistrate Hears Brass Theft Charges In Delhi County
Magistrate Mowe yesterday charged William Healey and John O Millvatin with larceny of brass. The men were identified by officers of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowe
William Healey
John O'Millvatin
Dehliwware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Morrix Treated After Fall From Swing At Blurges Wark
Frank Morrix of Green Midge is resting at Lackawanna hospital with severe bruises and no dislocation of his large toes after a fall from a swing at Blurges Wark.
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Frank Morrix
Lackawanna Hospital
Oil stove blast at Presedit avenue residence
The oil stove burst at the home of RE W Blexecker on Presedit avenue yesterday afternoon. The blaze was stopped in time to prevent damage of consequence. An ATL alarm came from Box 128. Sallie Valentine of Dunmore was arrested on a warrant by Alderman M J Roddy for larceny of a harness from Michael Mebdlugh. She appeared before Justice of the Peace Cooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. W. Blexecker
Presedit Avenue
Sallie Valentine
Dunmore
M. J. Roddy
Michael Mebdlugh
Bull
Justice of the Peace
Cooney
August Arrest Totals Reported by City Patrolmen
City patrolmen made two hundred forty two arrests in August, forty more than July. Central city accounted for one hundred fifty three arrests, South Scranton sixteen, West Scranton forty four, and North Scranton twenty nine. Suburban precincts yielded forty in fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
South
Scranton
West
North
Locust colt injures horseman after runaway near Nay Aug park
A valuable colt owned by Michael Clarke of North Scranton ran away on the boulevard above Nay Aug park yesterday afternoon. It injured itself severely and faces possible destruction. Moran, a young neighbor who drove the horse, was thrown and painfully cut and bruised.
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Michael Clarke
North Scranton
Nay Aug Park
Runaway Boys from Homer arraigned in police court
Three youths from Homer Cortland county N Y were arraigned before Magistrate Howe in police court yesterday morning. They listed their names as Charles Shute and Arthur and Nathan Butler. The boys are cousins and are believed runaways. Superintendent Day will attempt to contact their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Cortland County
N. Y
Howe
Charles Shute
Arthur
Nathan Butler
Day
Perjury Charge Dismissed in Old Forge Case
John Kaliahik arraigned with Kate Berchik of Old Forge before Alderman Kos ton on perjury charges. He claimed she swore falsely accusing him of perjury before Squire Pickerell. Investigation showed his prior arraignment on a different charge and Berchik was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kaliahik
Kate Berchik
Old Forge
Koston
Squire Pickerell
Country Club Tennis Tournament Supplies Announcement
Florey and Brooka at 620 Spruce Street announce full stock of Wright & Ditson B. G. 1 tennis balls and all grade rackets as the tournament season opens.
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Country Club
Wright & Ditson B
Tribune Offers Effective Half Tones and Line Cuts
Advertising note from The Tribune claiming superior half tone and line cut work for cards and ads, promises prompt service and lowest rates, invites a trial order to prove quality.
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Tribune
Daylight Developing Machine Demo at Spruce Street
Demonstration of a daylight developing machine will be held Saturday afternoon and evening at Florey and Brooks located on 524 Spruce Street B20 D42.
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Florey & Brooks
Spruce Street
Eustman Kodak Company
Institute Notes Highlight Broad Educational Talks
Dr Groff spoke on the origin of soils while Prof Monroe discussed child study and German educational ideas. Mrs Wilson presented native study and the Spirit of the Kindergarten in the Primary School. Miss Connolly and Miss Loomis gave engaging recitations and Busy Work in School addressed classroom classification and appropriate tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Phillips
Scranton
Conridine
Groff
Monroe
Wilson
Germany
United States
Estelle Loomis
Connolly
Miss Connolly and visitors at the Institute notes
Miss Connolly and her sister from Washington attend sessions with Det. c Schoool Controllers A L Francois and Otto D Schriefer. Rev C H Newing of Dunmere among visitors. Dr Graff, D C Powell, and others from publishing houses attend. Daylight Developing Machine demo announced at Florey and Brooks Spruce Street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Connolly
Washington
Det. c. Schoool
A. L. Francois
Otto D. Schriefer
C. H. Newing
Dunmere
Dr. Graff
D. Cc. Powell
Prof. Powell
No. 14
T. J. Jennings
High and Training School
Professor Monroe
Jermyn
G. W. Phillips
A. P. Fulhr
Philadelphia
American Book Company
John J. Mathies
Mahdoney City
Butler Sheldon & Co
Mr. Moore
Appleton & Co
Machinery moved away ends Scranton Wood Working Co
The Scranton Wood Working Company ceases operations at the 20- Penn avenue mill after May. Machinery sold to Buffalo Tool and Machine Co for over 5000. D G C Oakley, sole survivor, sells remaining plant as upswing prospects fade after strikes. About fifty lathes planers and other wood working machines removed by Buffalo firm’s rep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Wood Working Company
Penn Avenue
H. C. Hinman
Charles Henwood
D. IK. Oakley
D. G C. Oakley
Dunmore
Oakley
Buffalo Tool and Machine Company
Charles Wood
Buffalo Company
Abram Roberts
Throop
Lackawanna
Tt Hag
W. H. Poster
Seeleyville
Wood Working Company
DPD
B. Oakes
Wood Company
Messrs. Hinman and Henwood
WW. A. Kaufhold
Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School Ad
Special work focuses on character building and college and business preparation. Certificate earned by colleges. Co educational with strong ornamental programs. Superior dormitories science hall chapel dining hall gymnasium and athletic field. $100 a year term opens September. Catalogue via L L Sprague D D president.
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L. L. Sprague
D. D
Franchise Application for Lackawanna Light and Power Explored
City council’s light and water committee discussed the ordinance granting a franchise to the Lackawanna Light Heat and Power company to lay conduits in streets. Former Judge J W Carpenter said stockholders are Philadelphians and urged a staged tax rate ramp to five percent by 1910, while councilmen debated construction timelines and free city building lights. Paine alleged the scheme backs a Philadelphia backed group planning a wholesale lighting operation in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Light, Heat and Power Company
J. W. Carpenter
H. E. Paine
Paine
Judge Carpenter
Paypack
Pennsylvania
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Institute Notes
Alfred Wooler
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Carter Building
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Kingston, Pa
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