Patrolmen's Blue Helmets Dress Coat Denial Report
In west The City area officers known as blue helmets faced a dress coat denials incident today. Patrolmen Develeer obhiied to den their attire amid official duties.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1902
Page
3
First Presbyterian Church Meeting Postponed to Monday Evening
A special meeting of the First Presbyterian congregation scheduled for this evening is postponed to Monday at 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bes Bowen
Winter Wilforme Station Meeting at Lackowoni Gallroid
A representative of Joseph Webber & Co. will attend the Serinten station of the Lackowoni Gallroid at 1 o clock in the morning to state measurements for winter wilforme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Webber & Co
Serinten
Bo Tate
Winiter Wilforme
Reverend McDermott Reads The Fifth Gospel at Elm Park
Reverend H C McDermott D D pastor of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church will present a yapoon titled The Fifth Gospel at the Methodist ministers meeting in Elm Park Church this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. McDermott
D. D. Pietor
Simpson Methodist Mpiscapital Church
Ao Yiperoon
Methodist Ministers
Elm Park Elureh
Dedication to St. Lawrence's Church by Bishop Hoban
St Lawrence's Catholic Church in Bendheim will be dedicated next Sunday. Bishop Hoban will preside with Rt Rev BK A Garvey of Altoona celebrating high mass and Rev P F Broderick of Susquehanna delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence's Catholic Elutes
Bendhim
J. J) Jordan
Hoban
BK. A. Garvey
Altoona
P. F. Broderick
Susquehanna
Construction Work Near Farr's Heights For Delaware Shops
Burke Bros. direct a large crew grading behind Farr's Heights for the new Delaware Lackawanna and Western car shops. A steam shovel will be used and 255000 cable yards of dirt will be removed. Start date for the shops is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke Bros
Farr’s Heights
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Scranton Liederkranz Opening Dance and Minstrel Show
The Scranton liederkranz society will open with a dance at their Lackawantk avenue hall on Tuesday evening September 30. The minstrel show is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday evenings October 29 and 30. Committees include Edward Hisele Victor Weel Tred Softly and Nathan Jacoby for the dance and George Nelson Tees manager daevob Ferber chairman Edward Fisele George Brieg rod Bolt ly Fred Welnes and Victor Wengel for the minstrel show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Liederkranz Society
Lackawatnk Avenue
Edward Hisele
Victor Weel
Tred Softly
Nathan Jacoby
George Nelson Tees
Daevob DD. Ferber
Edward Fisele
George Brieg
Rod Boltly
Fred Welnes
Victor Wengel
Chicago man killed by Lackawanna train near Bimbhurst
Daniel P n Bois man of Chicago was struck and killed on the Lackawanna near Bimbhurst Saturday morning after 1 o clock. The 6 57 train engineer saw him on the track and blew the whistle but he paid no heed. The locomotive passed over him and the body was mutilated. Remains taken to Elmhurst station and a letter to Daniel P Housman Chicago Tl was found on his clothes. A brother plans to claim the body tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Plboisman
Chicago
Lackawanna
Bimbhurst
Elmhurst
Daniel P. Housman
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Green Ridge Baptiste Church
Medinley
Henry Sterling Potter
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Potter
Sepulcehre
William McKinley
Czar
Paul
Russia
School of the Nazarene
Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School Ad Opens Fall Term
Special work emphasizes character building and preparation for college and business. Certificates awarded by colleges. Emphasizes ornamental branches with superior dormitories science hall chapel dining room gymnasium and athletic field. Four year term $300 opens Sept 6. Catalogue from L Sprague D D president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. "Sprague
D. D
McKinley Memorial Services Across City Churches
Immense Elm Park crowd hears Rev Dr Giffin on McKinley assassination and national duty. Other sermons at First Presbyterian and Green Ridge Baptist reflect on the president’s life, unity, and protection, as Governor Stone’s proclamation prompts services citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
Giffin
Dr. McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Alfred Wooler Preparatory Piano Instruction Ad Offered
Alfred Wooler offers a preparatory class for children to study piano with initial musical knowledge. Monday lesson hour is 4 am to 5 pm, tuition 30 per year. Sight singing class for adults helps church singers with reading music, lesson hour 9 am to 5 pm, tuition 10 per year. Studio at 27 Carter Building second floor Linden Street Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tultion
Carter Building
Linden Street
Scranton
Contributions to the Lackawanna Hospital Receipts Reported
At a Lackawanna hospital directors meeting the secretary treasurer BE Fuller presented the year end May 31 1902 financials. Donations have fallen over 60 percent since the institution became state supported while patient numbers rose. if trend continues the hospital may limit admissions to avoid debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lackawanna Hospital
BE. L. Fuller
Little Boy Dies After Train Hit Near Olyphant
James Maloney a Marshwood lad of about three or four years was killed when a Delaware and Hudson freight train struck him near a bridge in Olyphant. Hugh O Boyle shouted a warning and lunged to save him but the child slipped and was cut by the truck, dying within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Maloney
P. J. Maloney
Marshwood
Delaware and Hudson
Olyphant
Hugh O'Boyle
Hoban Funeral Notices for Bridget A in Beranton
Bridget A Hoban died in Scranton and funeral services are set from her late residence 153 Washington Avenue Beranton Pa Tuesday Sept at o clock. Interment Cathedral Cemetery Beranton. No flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoban
Scranton
Bridget A. Hoban
Washington Avenue
Beranton
Cathedral Cemetery
Monastery Planned For Passionist Fathers In Round Woods
The Passionists plan a ten acre novitiate and church on Round Woods land in Lackawanna County. The site was chosen after inspections in various cities, with first payment made and construction expected within two years. The novitiate will train novices, the church serve both order members and the public, and the timber will remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Passionists
Round Woods
The
Passionista
Pennsylvania
Harvey's Lake
Lackawanna Land Company
Orim’s
Ovada
Piedmont
Paul of the Cross
Hoboken
N. J
Dunkirk
Pittsburg
Appeal to Upper Court on Old Forge School Tax Dispute
Receiver C R Bedford seeks the books of Emery State Picker Co. and the court opens a three weeks term. Attorney James E Watkins appeals Judge Edwards decision on apportioning school district indebtedness between Old Forge borough and township formed in 1899. borough argues no district exists, judge ruled otherwise, superior court to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Watkins
Superior Court
Edwards
Old Forge
Old Forge Township
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Receiver seeks Emery State Picker books control in court ruling
R. Bedford the receiver appointed to settle the Emery State Picker partnership asks the court for possession of the partnership books. Attorney M J Martin represents A L Spencer with opposing counsel I H Burns and C L Hawley for Frederick Emery and Thomas B R Hughes. Judge Edwards will decide later as appeal to the supreme court is argued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bedford
Edwards
Emery State Picker Company
M. J. Martin
O'Brien & Martin
A. L. Spencer
I. H. Burns
Charles L. Hawley
Frederick Emery
Thomas BR. Hughes
Supreme Court
Martin
Three Weeks of Common Pleas Court Opens This Morning
A three weeks term begins with two court rooms in operation. Judges M Edwards and Newcomb preside in week one, Kelly and Newcomb in week two, and Edwards and Kelly in week three. Judge Vosburg leads an orphans' court session today. The Merrill Will case moves to appoint an administrator to succeed the widow of the defendant who died by her own hand last Sunday, just before the will hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
M Edwards
Newcomb
Kelly
Edwards
Vosburg
Orphans’ Court
Merrill Will
Local Officials Named and Legal Motions In Jermyn
Frank G. Winter is appointed judge of election for Jermyn Second ward. Last day for filing appeals from aldermen and justices judgments noted. The Nay Ang Coal equity case with A D Spencer et al is delayed two weeks. John J Sweeney hotel license in Winton Second ward transfers to P J Regan & Son. Ernest White v Henrietta White rule to show cause for alimony and bill of particulars granted. Attorney Watkins seeks Firemen Relief Association incorporation with officers listed. Moosle borough seeks levy of a 10 mill tax to cover $5 000 street grading damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Winter
Jermyn
A. D. Spencer
Nay Ang Coal Company
John J. Sweeney
Winton
P. J. Regan & Son
Ernest White
Henrietta White
County Board Convention Elects Hibernians Leaders
The Ancient Order of Hibernians county board met at St Thomas College hall and elected officers for the coming year. I Boland was chosen president, John M Forbes elected vice president, John M Burke recording secretary, William Burke secretary, J J Costello treasurer. The group adopted a resolution praising striking miners and donating 100 to their relief fund and urged coal companies to settle disputes amicably. They also thanked the state convention for a $1,000 donation to sinking miners and approved further contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ancient Order of Hibernians
St. Thomas College Hall
I. Boland
South Scranton
C. C. Donavan
John M. Forbes
Jermyn
John M. Burke
Archbald
William Burke
Minooka
J. J. Costello
North Scranton
Constables Seek Fee Rights and Revoke Deputies
Lackawanna County constables met in North Beorton to discuss grievances affecting their duties. They urge revoking Deputy Jacobs and Deputy Cobb and seek payment of legally entitled fees. A plan to block Jacob Surovitz as a detective by Olyphant council was raised with another meeting set for Green Ridge on September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
North Beorunton Westerday
Charles Jacobs
Cobb
Jacob Surovitz
Olyphant Council
Green Ridge
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County Savings Bank and Trust Company
Spruce Street
L. A. Watres
Johnson
A. H. Christy
Wim
Halletend
Krngebury
Everett Warren
August Robinson
O'Brien
Ll. A. Watres
Steinway
Steck
Chase
Kranich & Bach Monroe
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
E. C. Morris
the Cigar Man
Methodist Ministers’ Meeting
Dance of
Liederkranz
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston, Pa
M’kinley
Stone
Elm Park Church
Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church
CL. M. Giffin
Jeremiah
London
England
Roosevelt
Congress
America
France
White House
Hay
Oyster Bay
Washington
Caesar
Brutus
Roosevelt T Kes
Secret Service
Carnot
Alfred Wooler
Delaware & Hudson Company
Moosie Mowntain Coal Company
H. Wedeman
St. Luke's
Ccc
Verdi Society
Home Missionary Society of the
Kraemer
State of Pennsylvania
Peewee
Walter Pond
Dentett
Passionist Fathers
C. R. Bedford
Firemen’s Relief Association of Taylor
Court House Notes
County Board Convention
John Mitchell
Stedledng Miiners
Geo. W. Millar & Co
Wyoming Avenue
McConnell & Co
McConnell’s
Lackawanna Ave
Washington Ave
Dr. Jaegers
Sale Agency
Lackawanna Avenue
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scrantom
Wilkes-Barre
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