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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1901

Page

3

Convention Closes Amid Address by Rev Newcomer and New Officers

The annual session of the East Missionary Society was adjourned after Rev L O Newcomer led a closing address. New officers were elected for the coming year including county president Rev J D Dabney of Dunmore, with resolutions denouncing the attempted assassination of the president and pledging support for Christian Endeavor work.

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Missionary Society Faces Funding Gap at District Conference

Delegates discussed a small contribution of 4125 dollars for the next year despite 6000 disciples in the district. No strong consensus emerged and the next convention is planned for Canton where further decisions are expected.

the Missionary Society Canton

Keystone Republican Club Chooses Delegates for League

The Keystone Republican club elected Campbell Hughes George A Jones and John Hi as delegates to the League of Republican Clubs to vote in the city next week. The meeting also approved lengthy resolutions on party integrity and future leadership changes.

Keystone Republican Club Campbell Hughes George A. Jones John Hi. Tell League of Republican Clubs

Superintendent Rose Stands Firm as Strike Committee Demands

A union committee representing drivers and miners pressed for action, urging the dismissal of John Charke and threatening continued walkouts. Superintendent Heen of the Delaware and Hudson reportedly refused to discharge Charke, claiming the company would not yield to the strikers. The confrontation centered on a request to restore workers to service and end the protest at a meeting on Market Street.

von Storch Ls" Heen Delaware Cromer Tside Bent Hess Hommel Muathew Cosanwugh Die Boures John Charke Ore Stelkews Mel St. Alain’s Wis Geng Tae Wat

City notes on local events and postwar era updates

Fragmentary city notes coverhealth meetings donations and public notices. References include Lady volunteers Doctors Leamor and Wyler and a series of community actions. donors and organizations are listed with scattered names and places.

Full opening and third anniversary celebration announced

Saturday is set for the event marking New Falline of clothing, hats and men’s furnishings as the store celebrates three years of business with a fall collection debut.

Carbondale Water Works Suit Opens in Equity Court

Citizens sue to bar municipal water plant while existing water companies and taxpayers seek to stop the plan via injunction. Hearing before Judge J. de Hales includes Mayor Kilpatrick and City Solicitor Stuart, with testimony on bonds, debt limits, and contracts with Crystal Lake and other firms.

City of Carbondale Halsey Carbondile Elpy Wither Companien Pinguin Rt. Iorteve James H. Torrey J. J. Burend Patton Wilcox J. W. Kilpatrick Tf. Ty Stuart B.C. Newconbh Cornelius Cotnegys Ats J. de Hales Luserne Bart M. Dork Prank Hellenbick Jeu. Hendrick Andrew Mitchel Alfred Op. Trautwein Othe Pielaware Thidkey Uoxpayens Crys Tanke Pull Brook Newton Waiter Lackawanna Valley Water Supply Company Consolidated Water Supply Couity Don W. Kilepatrick Nicholae L. Meon Crewe Lake Water Company Delaware and Hudson Enpmny Encour Vees Courbendale Compan Rominieis Crystal Lake Company Ely Toe Ilegil

Wood Content Archival Plan Cited by Alfred Pennington

Alfred Pennington, director, references a storage plan titled Wood Content during a briefing. The document outlines cooperation with Aga and Pile Ielin to address a holar plight and ensure safe, organized access for the ONS SURVATOR. Details remain sparse due to OCR garbling.

Aga

Lingerie and mortgage dispute over North Scranton land

Attorney Carey represents John Chitin of Scranton in a foreclosure matter tied to a Teconmler Tionn mortgage. Willian Von Blane Calvin Spencer, guardian of Grit io, cites a 87 Petits valuation and a grant originally F.18050. The property includes part of North Park, bordering country grounds, much of which is now subdivided for housing with expensive residences.

Carey John Chitin North Scranten Teconmler Tionn North Sinaben Willian von Blane Calvin Spencer Gritio North Park Cat Trie

Equity Judge Seeks Tiling Deed Slide Case

Judge Carpenter hears case in equity over a deed transfer by J. M. Walger trustee against Rose Arigont. The plaintiff claims Fenlin and Avigon creditors. Arigont has filed a federal petition alleging bankruptcy. Property allegedly moved to daughter Murder for sham transfer to shield from family. Attorneys Lever and O Malley for plaintiff. Wedeman and Beis for defense.

Carpenter Equity J. MM. Walger Rose Arigont Pladitth Fenlin Avigon Arigond Ralph Lever C.f O'Malley Papir Attorness LL

Court House News Notes Prompt Scranton Docket Updates

Court records show Pollok proceedings and a Scranton city case against Towle Jones et al. A judge and committee reviewed a plan for the court docket as attorneys argued motions and requests for clarifications. Civil actions involve Daniel Kobletiehy and others, with several defendants questioned regarding alleged property and life terms.

Pollok Veronsh Sapien Daniel Kbeoltiehy Agieiliet Tiyettian Cilliow al Jeter Corhentor Vestelay Aptdal Scranten Towle Jones Aefonee Alweeth Wonburg Colette Ottis Fewew Arde Wes Gradfed Westenday Kleeta Miller Amatot Lomlen Ilu Pellet i Etter Reidey

Teachers Pay Rise Moves Forward In District

Public school teachers win a salary increase with principals of Grammar A and twelve-room buildings set for a 10 per month raise immediately, others to receive proportionate boosts as finances permit. Fifteen teachers currently earn zero, appointments proposed for vacancies, Lincoln Heights children to be cared for in city schools at 15 dollars annually per child. The district and township committees will seek board approval and a one-year contract. The final note mentions Punch cigars as a local leader.

Alba Newenivet Canton Betnar Elirinn Christ Mherves Nuaw Orion Pei Lipteis Twick Emil Bowie Hiswia Po Inez Rman A Echoole Onmure Acquescing Miew I. Kh. Penman M. J. Ketrick DD. Cawley David (Wens Th. Mermit WFEB Tt Wast Alga Mise Elizabeth Paddonie Susan Dawson Misa Harret Zebeler Viet Marion Ackerly Mins Maud Espotle AL May Benmadlet Mies Anna Kaultied Fide Resien Mise Ella KB Jordon Old Na No. Ts Alfred Ramnidte Linceln Heights Easr Cr Cheery

Recruits sworn into United States Marine Service

Joan Penna Albert Stevens Albert Scndelwan and Arthur Winchell were sworn in by Captain J. J. Miahoney at 1M Wyoming avenue and sent to the League inland marion ward. The new Marines will learn the cutting of the United States armory craft and guard navy yards on land before sea service abroad.

Joan Penna Albert Stevens Albert Scndelwan Arthur Winchell United States Marine Service J. J. Miahoney Wyoming Avenue League Maion Ward United States Atlantic Pacific Uncle Sam Mahoney Ann

Church of St. Cecelia Dedication at Wyoming

The new Catholic church at Wyoming will be dedicated to Rt Rev. Bishop Wel. The ceremonies begin at 1 o clock on September 9. The church will be known as the Church of St. Cecelia.

Wyoming Sumlay Wel

Best Value Shoes from Johnson Murphy Dor Cas and More

Our policy promises the best possible shoe value for patrons. We carry JOHNSON & MURPHY and STET SON men's shoes, praised for price. For ladies a $3.50 shoe called Dor Cas is highlighted as the best value. Children and youth shoes fill the department with similar value claims.

Johnson & Murphy

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