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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1901
Page
7
A late night blaze alarmed Lackawalinin as residents woke to flashing lights and a distant siren. Fire crews battled the flames near the hotel, while bystanders watched from across the street. No injuries reported, and investigators began mapping the scene at dawn.
An article details a dawn incident in Peckville involving a mysterious Joker figure and a violent outbreak. Investigators, including County Detective WW, pursue leads from bystanders and witnesses across Miin Street and Dr. Lichter’s residence.
The Bicycle Club men crushed rival teams in three matches, topping 2 510 to 2040. George Mitchell led scoring with 180 while Tuttlell’s 20 wins highlighted the high performers. Diamonds fell behind Backus and West Enders as Wilkes teams also faced losses.
Plans declare a grand residence for Colonial by A Watres on Bhohurst Boulevard near Ash Street. The site overlooks the ethge valley and will feature native stone and cast iron work. Proposals call for the house to become a public park in 1B oCL Eljgor ton, Philadelphia, reflecting a notable architectural vision.
Philadelphia and Washington prices fixed for rail run to Arizona New Srextode area. Tickets listed at 30 and 4000 dollars with sleeper berths and quotas. Charles L Hopkins, District Passenger Agent, Southern Railway, Philadelphia address provided.
A spring health tonic from Matthews Brothers claims to tonify the body and improve energy, promising benefits for blood, kidneys, and overall vitality. The ad urges readers to try the product for wellness and vigor.
Advertises second hand organs available cheap at Cyornsey Hall under proprietor A W Guermeey with prices quoted as low as 10.90. Listing indicates HOR Vetus Berunton Pa and vague location details.
The note reports on a floral display or event at Clark's Annex located at 200 Washington Ave in Dubie near mid afternoon. Details unclear due to garbled text but references flowers and a local venue.
International President James O Connell of Washington addresses an open St Thomas College Hall meeting. He urges employers to grant an eight hour day by May 20, cites union support and industry backing, and calls on miners and other trades to back a unified shorter workday strategy.
President Mitchell extols United Mine Workers support and praises the eight hour day, humorously urging machinists to stop stoking mining disputes while highlighting benefits experienced by workers.
S. H. Soper, secretary of the state YMCA, delivered a Sunday afternoon talk at YMCA headquarters. He drew lessons from the rich young ruler who asked Jesus about inheriting eternal life, focusing on his sorrow after leaving Christ and the call to follow.
Superintendent Wy J Dia vie of the Saquoit Silk Manufacturing stated workers may halt action as meetings continue. Harvey silk mill girls face decision on returning to work while unions delay final votes due to low attendance. Lackawanna mill at Taylor operates, strikers optimistic over Taylor girls' success.
The Connell building on North Washington Avenue proposes an eight story extension adding a forty five foot front and eighty offices, totaling about two hundred twenty offices. The Grand Army of the Republic Memorial hall to the south will be torn down and construction to start after plans and contract are set, with occupancy expected early fall. The project aims to rival New York skyscrapers in size and harmonize with the existing structure.
Judge Archbald sustains exceptions to the report of Attorney John Guinn in the Lackawanna Township indebtedness case. The opinion notes the commissioner exceeded authority in examining claims and returns the matter for a new report to address powers and constitutional questions.
Pupils under Haydn Evans directed a Guernsey Hall recital last night. The audience filled the hall as piano solos highlighted the program with pieces by Mackowski and selections by Jennie Hynon A Milton Charles Ivor Price and Miss Harriet Jackson. Miss Norma Decker performed Rochlathone pieces.
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