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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1902

Page

3

Trunk Key Lost on Vine Street Promptly Recovered

The City reports a trunk key lost yesterday morning on Vine Street between Quincy and Monroe Avenue. The key may be claimed at The Tribune office.

Vine Street Quincy Monroe Avenue Tribune

Special Nights Set for Rink Armory Fund Beneficiaries

Funds from the roller skating rink at the new armory will be allocated to several companies. Each company will receive a dedicated night rather than a general fund distribution.

New Armory

Wilkes-Barre Team Challenges For Cash Series

The Simon Long baseball team of Wilkes-Barre has challenged the Archbald Carbondale game winners at Athletic Park yesterday for 10 dollars a side and Pittston Brothers for 300 dollars for a trio of games.

Simon Long Wilkes-Barre Athletic Park Pittston Brothers

Civil Service Exam Date Set for November 19

A clerk carrier civil service examination will be held in the government building starting at 9 a.m. on November 19. Applicants must use prescribed blanks filed with Secretary Schantz of the local board of examiners by October 20.

Schantz Board of Examiners

Train Schedule Changes For Tunkhannock Reunion

Those unable to depart on the 6 35 a m train today to Tunkhannock may take the 10 oclock service and transfer at Pittston Junction to reach Tunkhannock in time for the reunion. Ticket orders are available at the Lackawanna station from the ticket agent.

Tunkhannock Pittston Junction Lackawanna

Delegates Meet for Twentieth Senatorial District Convention

Delegates gather at the Central Republican club rooms at 10 this morning to open the Twentieth district convention. The candidates listed are R. J. Bourke and John B. Gordon. Bourke supporters plan a 6 30 rendezvous at his office.

Republican Club R. J. Bourke John B. Gordon Bourke

Throop man arrested after road attack on Olyphant road

Frank Catdaritz of Throop was arrested by Lieutenant Palmer on a charge of being one of the attackers of Nicholas Pierre and Jacob Constants on Monday morning. He was held on $2,000 bail after a hearing before Magistrate Fidler and the police expect further arrests in the case.

Frank Catdaritz Throop Palmer Nicholas Pierre Jacob Constants Olyphant Road Fidler Snelling

Union Pattern Workers meet at hall with national president

A meeting of the local Pattern Workers union was held last night in Ancient Order United Workmen hall. G. W. Wilson, national president from New York, attended and spoke on the benefits of organization and achievements of the Pattern Workers' association. The goal was to rekindle local interest after a year of declining membership.

Union of Pattern Workers Ancient Order United Workmen Hall G. W. Wilson New York Pattern Workers’ Association

Funeral Plans For Late William A Pearson

The funeral from the family residence on Quincey avenue will be Monday after noon. William A Pearson survived by a wife and one son, plus three brothers Charles Fall River Massachusetts John Brownsville Illinois and Rufus visiting at his death. He served 32 years in the freight department of Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway before retiring on Thanksgiving Day. He was 63 years old at death. Burial followed at Dalton.

William A. Pearson Quincey Avenue Massachusetts Haries Fall River Masu John Brownsville Rufus Topsham Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Re Tring Dalton

Lackawanna Democrats Split in Turbulent Convention

Two tickets emerge as Lackawanna Democrats convene at Music hall and Melvin's hall. The Fahey led group declares control, adjourns amid uproar, then reconvenes at Music hall to nominate George Howell for Congress and M F Sando for Orphans' Court Judge amid accusations of rule-bending and contested credentials.

William Connell George Howell M. F. Sando T.P. Hoban P. F. Calpin Senate W. P. Litts Lackawanna Congress Orphans’ Court Thomas P. Hoban John J. Durkin Victor Burschell P. J. Moore Patrick Blewitt John 7. Fahey Mustehall Fahey Connell Fahey-Sc Thomas A. Donahoe Pattison Colonel Fitzsimmons Senator Quay BE. O. Lynett The Times Willard M. Runnell John P. Quinnan Sando Billy" Byrne New York City Carbondale Committee On Credentials

Convention Chaos As Fahey Faction Sack Delegates

The Fahey faction used blue verification tickets to block Flynn supporters at the Hotel Schadt and Music Hall doors. Police backed the plan until blue tickets ran out, after which the crowd was admitted and pushed into the hall, with yellow tickets subsequently ignored.

Fahey Hotel Schadt Flynn Academy of Music Hoban Valley House Music Hall Center Street Schadt Lackawanna Avenue Park Callahan John J. Coyne Emmet Gurrell Williams Hin Willlamsa

Special Classes Offer Monday Sight Singing and Preparatory Lessons

Adult sight singing class meets every Monday evening at o'clock with tuition unknown per year. Preparatory class for children aimed at late piano studies runs Mondays at 4 o'clock, tuition unknown. Saturday morning singing school at 10 o'clock with private lessons also available. Voices tested free. pupils enrolled any time. Studio hours 9 am to 9 pm. Studio address Carter Building, second floor, 6 Linden Street, Scranton.

Ford Ron Bee Getty Carter Linden Street Screnton

Convention of the Flynn Delegates Rally After Music Hall

Delegates favoring M. P. Flynn move from Music hall to Melvin'a hall on Lackawanna avenue and voice strong feelings about their treatment in Music hall.

M. P. Flynn Music Hall Melvin'a Hall Lackawanna Avenue

Non-Suit In Miller Case Highlighted By Ground Of Contributory Fault

During a Dunmore ejectment matter Judge Newcomb grants a non-suit in the Miller v Cramer and Cure action after the plaintiff’s claim is deemed insufficiently described. In the Dolphin case against the borough of Dunmore the father seeks 16000 for his 19 month old son’s death after a sidewalk fall and pneumonia. Attorneys Balentine and Howell defend while Burns and McDonald appear for the borough. A continuance is granted in the Bridget Golden v Scranton Railway case as settlement discussions proceed over alleged $5000 damage from a raised grade on Rail Road Avenue.

Martin Dolphin Dunmore Dodgetown W. G. Miller George W. Cramer John Cure Newcomb Edward Chase Brothers Company Rochester W. Lamoreaux Lamoreaux Borough of Edwards Webster Avenue Dolphin C. Balentine George Howell J. W. McDonald J. F. Burns Burns Balentine Bridget Golden Scranton Railway Company Railroad Avenue

Williams Sues Five Railways for Flood Damages

Thomas H. Williams through attorney A. A. Chase filed suit to recover 5000 dollars from Wilkes-Barre and Scranton Railway Central Railroad of New Jersey Scranton Steel Scranton Gas and Water and Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad for damage to his property caused by floods earlier this year.

Thomas H. Williams A. A. Chase Wilkes-Barre and Scranton Railway Company Central Railroad of New Jersey Scranton Steel Company Scranton Gas and Water Company Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company Mr. Williams

Audits in Riley and Howell estates heard in Orphans Court

Judge A A Vosburg presided over audits in the Riley estate, minor James P. Riley now age 21, with no claims and full settlement shown. In the Howell estate, exceptions were settled amicably, no indebtedness remains, and the account was confirmed absolutely.

Orphans’ Court A. A. Vosburg James P. Riley Bernard Riley John F. Reynolds Daniel Howell L. M. Schoch M. J. Martin Franklin P. Howell Jennie Dean

Schriever Offers Free Gold Necklace With Kids Photo Orders

The photographer Schriever will gift a small gold necklace to customers ordering children’s photos between September 20 and October 20. Distribution is limited to 1,000 pieces on a first come, first served basis.

Schriever

College opens with diverse instructors at Commonwealth

Haydn Evans directs the new college at the corner of Spruce street and Washington avenue with instructors in piano and organ Haydn Evans voice Dr D J J Mason violin and Miss Nellie Hollister. Griffin Art company offers artistic picture framing at reduced prices at 209 Wyoming avenue.

Commonwealth Building Spruce Street Washington Avenue Haydn Evans D. J. J. Mason Nellie Hollister New Wyoming Avenue Griffin Art Company

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