CITY NOTES FIRST MELTING AND MISCELLANY EVENTS
The article lists a string of local items from city notes including notices of free postal transfers for Galveston food relief, a power meeting at the Young Women's Union, and various social mentions. It notes a hospital transfer after a mining accident, a legal arraignment for a disturbance, and several community names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Seteng
George Mowell
Young Women's
Ulriiion
Walay
Alles
Young merchant and barkeeper in larceny case
Louie Harents and Alexander Bikofaky faced Alderman Millar over a box of matches alleged stolen from a hotel. Harents claimed the matches were accidentally dropped, while Bikofaky admitted possession. After testimonies and a fire incident, the alderman discharged the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Harents
Washington Avenue
Alexander Bikofaky
Bank Hotel
Taivkiwannd Avenue
Millar
Tiwniewite
Alexander
Phuntiff
Saloho
Funeral of Patrick McLean Held After Accidental Shaft Death
The funeral of Patrick McLean, killed in Spencers Shaft, Dunmore, was held yesterday from his Grove Street home. The service at St. Paul’s church, Green Ridge, was conducted by Rev. P. J. McManus with interment by Mr. Cairne. Pallbearers were Plow, McNally, John, Thomas, Martin Corcoran, cousins of the deceased. A wife, two children, and two sisters survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McLean
Spencers Shaft
Dunmoere
Fyak TA
Wowk Tuvsdas
Bik Lite
Mies Netile McLean
Mc- Leog
Speakeasy Arrest Leads to Fines for Two Men
James Henry of Oak Street was fined 650 after pleading guilty to operating a tippling house. Jaymeet Hears of 116 Oak Street was arrested by Mounted Officer Viock. a warrant issued by Mayor Moir led to a 50 fine for extenuating circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henry
Oak Street
Jaymeet Hears
Viock
Moir
Tippling House
Heary
Henry
Evening Piano Seasons at Conservatory of Music
Young people daytime engaged register for evening piano lessons at the Conservatory of Music located on Linden Street. The program charges 30 per year. Read the full description of The Tribune's Educational Contest on the fourth page.
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Conservatory of Music
Linden Street
the Tribune
Bryden Dawes Married in Providence Presbyterian Church
In Providence on September 1 1000 Rev J Guild officiated at a Providence Presbyterian ceremony linking Bryden Dawes to Mille Richmond with vows witnessed by N Ye and Mb Bithel Dawes Both couples are residents of this city in a formal church wedding recorded by Rev K Guild Dr Luis Mille and Jemals Titian.
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Bryden Dawes
Providence Presbyterian Church
Hew
Googe EK
Guild
J. DD
Alexander HH
Binedea
N. Ye
Mb. Bithel Bawes
MILLS
Richmond
C.eeree K. Guild
Luis HH
Titian
Inspection of Department Firemen to Demonstrate Skills
City plans an early month inspection replacing a parade. Mayor Maly will preside as the fire companies present, test apparatus, and perform live demonstrations of firefighting. The Washington avenue display features the Life Saving Corps with new ladders belts and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maly
Ehart Nimreh
Dwyer Arrives To Start Scranton Physical Training Class
M. J. Dwyer, professor of physical culture, arrived in the city last night and plans to launch a class for Scrantonians seeking better condition. He is reputed as a national authority on physical culture and trained numerous leading athletes. He formerly trained Governor Theodore Noosevilt in Albany and praised the Rough Riders for their athletic prowess.
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M. J. Dwyer
Heffeltinger
Hary
University of Pennsylvania
Dwyer
Riggs Brothers
Baltimore
Princeton
Carver
Addition to Gallery Completes Portrait Assembly
A handsome oil painting of Thomas Dale arrived at Secretary Atherton's office and will be presented at the monthly board meeting. The work by John Willard Rought adds to the ex presidents gallery now nine portraits strong with value between 2500 and 500. The missing portrait remains George Fisher with no surviving image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dale
Board of Trade
Atherton
John Willard Rought
Luther Keller
George Fisher
Louis Pugh
W. T. Smith
J. A. Price
Typhoid Deaths Surge Amid City Epidemic
The typhoid fever epidemic worsens in Scranton with several deaths this week. Benjamin Jenkins of 200 North Main Avenue and Mise Nelle McGuire of 204 North Main Avenue died after short illnesses. Peter Siohsk died at Lackawanna Hospital, Rachel Simmons of Parker Street died after a quick decline. Richard Dogen of Ferdinand Street North Berington died September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Board of Health
Chy
Henjamin Jenkins
North Main Avenue
Mise Nelle McGuire
Peter Siohsk
Lackawanna Hospital
Rachel Simmons
Parker Street
Richard Dogean
Ferdinand Street
North Berinton
Last Sunday Excursion at Lake Lodore
The article urges a finale to the Sundy season with a Lake Lodore excursion on September 1. Train departures from the Delaware and Hudson depot, Borunton at 9 a.m. and 2:42 p.m., offer a day of music, attractions, and autumn scenery with refreshments and family entertainment in a grove setting.
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Lake Lodore
Owl
Fixeu
Delaware and Huison
Avanon
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Delaware and Hudson
Borunton
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertised Worldwide
Fragmented ad copy touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for infants and children claiming cures for wind colic fever and diarrhea. The text references Evelina Fitzgerald and global sales though readability is poor.
True Bills Against the Councilmen in License Tax Case
The grand jury returned true bills charging former Select Councilman J T Fellows and several councilmen with soliciting bribes for votes on the license tax ordinance. Names include J S Harris the alleged bribe intermediary, Coyne, Grier, Godshall, Morris, Reese, Wengel, and others. Numerous liquor case indictments were listed with detailed bribe amounts and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Harris
J. T. Fellows
Simon Thomas
Thomas J. Coyne
James J. Grier
C. EK. Godshall
William Y. Griffiths
Thomas F. Morris
Morris VY
Morria
TD. H. Reese
Thomas B. Watkins
Charles BE. Wengvel
J. 8
Harris
Men's Union
Scranton Railway Companys
Coyne
Fellows
Grier
Godshall
Griffiths
Morris V. Morris
D. H. Reese
Thomas
Walking
Wenzel
Theternational Detective Agency
Grand Jury Denounces Newspaper Report as False
The Grand Jury warns against a Times article alleging improprieties in its proceedings. Judge Rudwards criticizes reporters near the grand jury room and urges secrecy while ordering officials to keep observers away. The Times piece is deemed a mistake, with officials stating no detectives were present and the dispute stems from a misunderstanding with the Men’s Union.
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Men's Union Wwquerciser
Hert Roberts
Providence
Mary Sweeney
Dickson City
Times
Edwards
Peanign Yy
ML. Smith
W. Hodbey
Beranton
Madwards
Ruwards
Grand Jury
Wrind
Grand Jury Row
Pelven
Aerson Yi
Report on Lackawanna township indebtedness and forged orders
Marshal Quinnan filed a formal report detailing Lackawanna township indebtedness. He totals the debt at 39,263.25 after disallowing 21,164.45 in fraudulent claims, cites forged township orders and duplicate judgments, and notes records were stolen leaving no funds or outstanding debt. The report outlines twelve findings on incorporation, jurisdiction, forged orders, witness evidence, and the township’s financial collapse.
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Ilegal
John P. Quinnan
Lackawanna Township
Quinnan
Court of Common Pleas
Lackawannna County
Taylor
Lackawanna
Court of Common
Lackawanna County
Borough of
Muperviaonm
Pecounta
Common Pleas
Evita
Fleventh
Justicus
Claiid
Moosie
Bern
Aix Milla
Mocsicie
Geltedocsa
Lickawanna
Crme
City Schools Plan Uniform Supplies Distribution
City principals join Controller Evans at city hall to discuss a new system for distributing school supplies. Each teacher will maintain a regular pupil account to ensure equal supplies per grade and require justification for excess requests. The goal is to reduce waste and save costs.
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Evans
Ttiw
Court House News Notes And Hearings Invariably Move On
Attorney Everett Warren filed two trespass suits for Scranton Hatley company against Emil J Wolfgang of Penn avenue seeking 500 damages in each. John J Van Nort, a Scranton High School graduate from 1892, registered as a law student in the Willard Warren Knapp office. Habeas corpus action by Kate Mulherin to recover her child from St Josephs Foundling Home was decided with the child remanded to the Home. Equity case hearing resumed between Harry B Reynolds and William F P Boland before Judge H M Edwards as August sessions continued with respective counsel SE C Newcomb and Joseph O Brien and John T W assistance.
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Everett Warren
Scranton Hailway Company
Emil J. Wolfgang
Penn Avenue
John J. van Nort
Scranton High School
Prothonotary
Copland
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Kate Mulherin
Wilkes-Barre Litigation Involving Reynolds and Boland
Reynolds of Wilkes-Barre seeks reconveyance of 16 percent stock in People s Coal from Boland who counters with a claim Reynolds owes 10 000 as commission for Avondale coal sale. Roland testified briefly. Hawley hears Jenkins vs Rushbrook Coal. Ferber sues for ejectment on Hyde Park Avenue lot. Winans v Sanderson Oil case concludes with Sanderson testimony and firm arguments.
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Court Room No. 2
C. L. Hawley
John Jenkins
West Pittston
Rushbrook Coal Company
Jenkins
Susan J. Ferberesterday
H. M. Hannah
Hyde Park Avenue
Thin City
Equity Court
George H. Winans
Sanderson Oil and Specialty Company
M. Sanderson
W. A. Wilcox
J. Gardner Sanderson
Maple Street man held on charge of attempted murder
Patrick Marrett of Maple Street was held on $1,000 bail by Alderman Millar after allegedly attempting to kill Harry Saft of South Scranton by firing a revolver in Saft's saloon Wednesday morning. Saft says Marrett entered, argued, then threatened to kill before firing a shot that missed him and lodged in the wall. George Hartman intervened as Barrett pursued Saft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Marrett
Maple Street
Alderman Millar
Harry Saft
South Scranton
Saft
Barrett
George Hartman
Audience With The Pope Aboard Bishop Hoban Visit
The Tribune reports Reverend Michael J. Hoban the bishop of seranten had an audience with the pope in Rome. He was accompanied by a party of priests who traveled with him, making it likely they also met the pope.
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Hye
Michael J. Holan
Seranten
Hoban
Rome
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