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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1902
Page
3
The eighteenth anniversary of the St. Peis decision arrived yesterday with no formal commemorations or public speeches observed in the city. Local officials reported no ceremonies or services conducted to mark the occasion.
Robert Arta insulted a lady on Spies street Saturday in the presence of Bie police superintendent Diy who arrested him and he was fined six dollars by police court yesterday.
An unknown youth seized Wallies MacQuhue hare and inrgey from Hressler court yesterday afternoon. Police combed the city for the Toiswing outfit, and Hoo was looted in Jikins barn near the spot where it was taken.
Rt. Nev. Bishop M J Holn confirmed 212 children at St. Josephs church in Mintoka yesterday afternoon. He also admitted over one hundred young women to the Blessed Virgin Sodality with Rev Bernard O Byrne assisting.
Edwin Shafer and EH Mel faced Bhator in the final at the Country club. Bhator swept the best of five 3–0, winning the set sequence Glagebrook and Shute among the scores, while Glazebrook, Slater, and U-b appear in the incomplete tally.
John J. Robling son of Peter Roblting of Cedar Avenue will be ordained to the Catholic priesthood on Saturday evening next at 9 by Rt Rev Bishop M J Hoban. Ceremony to be at St Marys Germin Catholic church. He studied in Innsbruck Austria.
Treasurer D A Stone presented the annual report showing a balance of 2 kroner in the treasury with 8 times invested in bonds. It was decided to hold future meetings on the first Saturday of each month rather than the third Saturday as before.
The report details troop movements to aid in patrols near Forest City, with Col Watres praising his men for endurance amid discipline measures. It notes public interest in camp life, passes for civilians, arrests for disorderly conduct, and strikes in coal towns as the era faces anarchist threats.
The Elegith regiment moves from Fuller & Co. to Meld in Lawrence near the Rvlek church over the Hine in, Shawekuwatna county. Thousands gathered to watch guard drills as Colonel Hoffman praises the camp. Private H D Hubbler is injured at Phoenix colliery engine room and treated at Pittston hospital. John Dick of Duryea survives a porch shooting hit the hut. his son works for Erie Coal.
Rev W H Swift of Honesdale chaplain of the Thirteenth conducted the first religious service held for the unit. The event marked a moment of spiritual observance for soldiers and attendees in the post.
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