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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
3
Spitting on City Sidewalks Targeted by Police Action
Central city authorities vow to curb public spitting as a crime and nuisance. Police will assign four officers to major intersections to arrest offenders on sidewalks. A prior city ordinance already fines public spitting up to four dollars with potential county jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.or
Penn and Lackawanna Avenues
Warnhoe
Rtecen
Vounellni
O. P. Chittenden
Jaissel
Ecun
New
Coming Session Opens in Federal Building for New Court
A town records the opening of the coming session of the United Bimes District court in the Federal building. Officers of the new Middle absteder court will be sworn in, with a general tentative seating plan for the floor and seating assignments on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
United Bimes
Gove
Local Silk Workers Seek End to Strike through Marriage
Four silk workers applied for marriage licenses yesterday and plan to renounce wills to settle domestic matters. The women named are Annie M. W. Place, Ann Willing, Ellen Williams of this city, and Ligsie Clifford of Dunrabuniae, signaling a path to ending the strike via matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie M. W. Place
Ann Willing
Ellen Williams
Ligsie Clifford
Dunrabuniae
Scranton Wine Co. Venue Shift Seen for May Contest
A Scranton wine and quar company has moved its event to Lackawanna avenue where May Vohem will vie for a title. The relocation aims to lure attendees and raise competition stakes in the local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Wine and Quar Co
Banquet to the Fieldmen Ends Series at Hotel Jermyn
The International Correspondence Schools held the third and final banquet of its trip to Scranton at Hotel Jermyn with fieldmen, assistants, and officers in attendance. President Foster spoke on field work, promotion, and program details while speakers from the mechanical engineering and bookkeeping schools outlined new courses and district offices. The event featured a gala dinner, lively orchestra performances, and remarks praising the company’s opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence Schools
Jermyn
Scrantan
Tntertional Correspondencer
Malta Temple
Guertsey Hill
T. J. Foster
Dr. Brady
J. A. Osbern
Ty Moster
T. EB. Jones
L. A. Lavers
Chicago
Bauer
Foster
Schvants
Whi
Services at St Peter's Cathedral Observe Holy Week
Observances at St Peter's cathedral featured elaborate rites for Holy Week with Bishop Florian presiding. Clergy including Rev Thomas Pee cowont and Rev Peter Wilitere led ceremonies, followed by a procession and benediction. The afternoon schedule included the Ternebyne service and cross devotion to conclude the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
OF Lode
Ofelock
Thomas
Dtr
Legun
Tweeday
Coweta
Easter Flowers At McClintock’s Garden Tour
Fragmentary notes describe flowers including tulips and daisies at a location associated with McClintock. Reading is incomplete but suggests a display or garden event with plant names and decorative elements.
Unable to parse source headline
Fragmentary note mentions Michaeclian Brothers and Washington Avenue. no clear event, date, or full context available.
Imported Gloves for Easter Wear at King and Avenue
Notice announces new imports of ladies and gentlemen gloves for Easter. The window display highlights spring leather gowns and fashion accessories from the establishment at 10 Wyoming Avenue.
Coursen's Print Butter and Kelly's Union Crackers Note
Trade items cited include Coursen's Print Butter and Mechined Ask for Kelly's union crackers in a brief goods sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursen
Kelly
Brain Food as a Digestive Aid Promoted
The article argues digestion limits the value of brain work and diet. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe daily digestive aid improving digestion, appetite, and energy after meals, claiming no bowel effect and only supports where stomachs lack. It urges readers to ask for a fifty cent box and observe health improvements after a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Case Continued for Borademy Papa in Davis Hotel Slaying
The defendant Marian Papa, charged with the killing of Harry Davis at the Hotel Thawves on Tackawanna Avenue, will not be tried next week. The court granted a continuance to the next term as the father travels from Italy to assist in the defense. Attorney Flit Tavier requested the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedetto Papa
Harry Davis
Papa
Marian
Thawves
Oon
Tackawanna Avenue
Moneyes
Apa
Italy
Tavier
Local Pit Falls Damage Claim Stirs Scranton Resident
Isaac Price of Williams Street North Scranton alleges extensive damage to his license and land due to cave ins at Legeest's Creek mine. He claims the event occurred yesterday and blames the company for a payout of 82,000 images. Attorney Woehure & Dnewson represent Price in the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Price
Williams Street
Scranton
Legeest's Creek
la Pecayer
Price
Local church nuisance charge unsettles North Sranthan area
A garbled note describes a nuisance complaint against the church in North Sranthan. It mentions the congregation with references to local streets and a shop, noting bells or activity disturbing the neighborhood. No clear names or dates are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westendon
Sol Whyteson
Michael Ly
Lost or Stolen Horse Near Washington Avenue
A horse escaped from the stable of PL Gh Waldream near Brie sired on Washington Avenue. Reward offered for returning the animal to Waldron's barn. Details suggest the horse was last seen in the vicinity of Olyphant and Talber or Darness is not connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Teestrad
New York
Swankoo
Halstead
AL Capeell
Dhiannes
Drake
Chitago
A. Bavers
Theale
J. Walker
Tf Winhtman
Grahame Oh
A. Marquise
Agee
T. Eshleman
Hartford
Grosili
Bo Hrowier
New Vick
A. Tosler
Uh Alpwundlen
Simonton
Philaelpha Ch LP
Car Oh
A Howens
Reiin Cunnigham
Copestar
Washington T
Whitaker E
Malis
Hoong EL Tard
Beecher Oisden
Chaeles Gaamewell
Bealithi
Divert Posten
Ph Wiohel
G. Thent
OW. Wilson
Lim Bh
Maetlig
Wiellstadt
Well
Th CP Baal
ML Deette
TW Desinberve
Lind
Washington
Brie
You Will Find the Finest Display er Meswewknes pints
The text appears garbled with misspellings and lacks readable facts. No coherent names places events or dates are identifiable to summarize into a valid news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Louis A Weber's Barber Shop Opens at Troon Building
The notice lists Louis A Weber's Barber Shop located on the 2nd floor of the Troon 287 Connell Building. It specifies the business name and floor but provides no additional services or hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Weber
Troon
Connell Building
PLEADING FOR OUR CHARITIES SEEK STATE HOSPITAL FOR LACKAWANNA
At the legislature's appropriations committee meeting in Harrisburg, E L Fuller and James P Dickson urged making Lackawanna a state hospital. They argued northern districts lack a state hospital, noting Lackawanna would serve 900000 people including 76000 workers. The hospital would keep existing debt unpaid by the state and transfer control to state management, with about 14,000 daily patients last year and 86 beds crowded already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Fuller
James P. Dickson
Lackawanne
Appropriations Committee
Harrisburg
Jh. L. Fuller
Lackawanna Hospital
MH. M. Doles
N. BR. Ware
Hahnemann Hospital
Colonel FE
Ripple
Hon. II
AL Knapp
Henry Belin, Jr
Pennsylvania Oval School
St. Joseph's
J. Ta Fuller
Tribune
Stone
Hiller
Dickson
Ashland
Hazleton
Lackawanna
Wayne, Susquehanna
Wryombe
Fuller
Scranton
Pennnsylvania
Cheap Colonist Excursions to California and Southwest
Cheap rates to California Arizona and New Mexico offered. Colonist tickets at 44 dollars from Washington and 6.50 from Philadelphia. Southern Railway and Southern Pacific run excursion sleepers from Washington on Mondays Tuesdays and Fridays with through service and a 7 dollar berth, two per berth. Charles J Hopkins Southern Railway district agent in Philadelphia can provide details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Southern Railway
Washington
Philadelphia
Southern Pacific Company
Pullman
Charles J. Hopkins
O District
Southern Railwie
Chestnut Street
Philadelphie
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Michaeclian Brothers
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Court House News Wootes
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Lackawanna Avenue
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Perfection
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William PL
Henry AL
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Johnson
L. A. Watres
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Willard
Warren & Knapp, Solicitors
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