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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
5
The readable portion mentions a trial date in autumn with references to a city court and a public notice. It lists no clear names, places, or outcomes beyond a scheduled session in September. Further readable details are incomplete or garbled.
A fatality occurred on Central Street when a dispute outside a venue escalated into violence. Police report a single weapon involved. the victim, identified as a local resident, died at the scene. Investigations continue as officers question witnesses and review nearby surveillance.
A blaze wrecked a one story wooden shop at 26 Penn Avenue owned by Charles Rawlings and occupied by Neaayner with half the building used for bicycle repair and sporting goods. Henry Firestine’s Coney Island Quiet Lane suffered minor damage while Rawlings lost his entire stock estimated around 2100. Fire began from a gas stove in the cellar, crews fought the flames but most of the stock was destroyed and the building will be torn down for plans by Casey Brothers.
Social gossip reports weddings and receptions with numerous guests from Hazleton Wilkes Barre Carbondale and Philadelphia. The write up covers Catherine Gaunel and Joseph Adam wedding in York Georgetown along with Aine Rose and George Shige ceremony details and postnuptial celebrations.
Dr Joseph Walsh of Philadelphia spoke at the Catholic Historical Society meeting about a prior journey through Russia with his brother Dr Janes J Walsh. He described Russian customs and major cities, drawing a lengthy audience with a detailed account and reflections on the trip.
Passover observances begin at sundown with eight days of celebration. Tonight synagogues across the county host services and related commemorations recalling the Exodus from Egypt and the liberation of the Hebrew people.
Crane Welle Co presents new shoe designs at affordable prices. Brockton’s fame grows with Mahon’s shoe store offering Terhune union made shoes on Lackawanna avenue.
The Scranton Wine and Liquor Co. has moved to 230 Lackawanna Avenue. J. FR Cohen invites friends to visit the new location and celebrate the relocation.
Al Clark's annex at 209 Washington Avenue and the corner stand offer Holy Thursday flowers. Local notices invite purchases at the two locations and highlight accessible service.
The note directs readers to McClintock's located at 125 Washington Avenue for Mum mer Towers.
At a conference of city officials and party leaders the veto of the mayor was expected to be withdrawn and the reorganization ordinance amended to meet the recorder's views. The plan includes reducing patrols and moving offices to new quarters to speed the new charter's implementation.
Secretary Thomas Morgan led a joint comm ittee meeting in Pittston with workers from Paterson to discuss strike conditions and a possible relief mission. A large gathering in Scranton heard reports of widespread action as unions consider broader coordinated strikes.
A local shoe shop on Lackawanna Avenue is praised as one of the best in the city. The store is noted for its neat presentation and wide selection, attracting shoppers with sturdy footwear and reliable service.
A vibrant sale features lady neckwear, fancy bandkerchiefs, side and high corsets, quilted work gloves, and miscellaneous items from Cramer Welle Co and Wyoming avenue reel. Strong local vendors and varied prices noted as bidders vie for the lot.
Guernsey Halil promotes a reliable Whaceoo puppy with a good plan in Scranton. He urges calling J W Guernsey Vrop for prices and terms.
Democratic leaders discussed candidates for the orphans' court judgeship as they weigh options between contenders. Senator Vaughan plans to defer, while Carpenter and others position for the commission orphans court seat with Newcomb viewed as a likely candidate for common pleas. The Governor may appoint both if agreement on candidates stalls.
A large group of farm and general purpose horses, driving stock and draft teams, is being offered at the Cuslik Stables. Prospective buyers may inspect the lot before the sale and bidding will start tomorrow at the stables with weather not delaying the auction.
A fragment describes a sale of Tadios neck wear and finer handkerchlets with mentions of bases and Wells to TM Wonavi. A welder is noted in the text.
Readable segments describe a busy street scene with many salespeople and a new shop opening. Locals discuss deliveries and stock plans while vendors from Mahon’s Shoe Store attract shoppers.
Incomplete OCR text references locations at Clark's and a Washington venue with additional notes. The fragment mentions OM Cuymel above and a stray quote fragment, providing no clear event or action to confirm.
The readable text describes a provisional plan or proposal with percentages for charges. It references five percent on all duties and ten percent on certain categories, suggesting a scheme affecting monthly or periodic consumption. The fragmentary wording impedes full clarity.
Scranton gas and water company announces new charges for gas service at Twenty five dollars and twenty percent on all bills. The notice states monthly consumption rates and penalties for late payment. It orders compliance with tariff terms and specifies due dates and related adjustments.
All season shades Castor Beige Purples Greys Tans Reds Black and White offered in pairs, each with full warranty promising perfect satisfaction for wearers seeking varied tones.
Advertises belt buckles in gold silver and plated finishes and belt brooches in new shapes. Features silver chain purses from small coin to large chatelaine bags in solid silver and plated ware. Stop and look at our windows for faster gifts.
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