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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
4
Announcement from The Tribune advertising office in Scranton dated April 20 outlines rates for full display and classified ads. It explains naming rights for Foretan Advertising Enlerd and outlines circulation by the Tribune, with notes on condolence and tribute contributions and generic advertising charges.
The County Union gathered for an afternoon and evening rally at Pan Avenue Baptist as delegates heard speeches by Director of Public Safety Hitchcock and Agent Robert Wilson. A bill repealing certain blue laws drew strong condemnation and resolutions urged lawmakers to oppose it.
The text records debate on a proposed burglary law in Pennsylvania. Sr. Herrestoff comments on Hewvacht’s defensive qualities while critics fear the Ford bill would invite murder by burglars. The piece contrasts eighteenth and nineteenth century cautions with contemporary legislative proposals.
The column offers zodiac guidance and personality forecasts with a playful tone. It mentions civic virtue and community involvement while warning about risky choices. The text includes garbled names and unclear references, suggesting a fragmented OCR snapshot of a larger feature.
A large audience attended the second Van den Tende concert at Guernsey hall. Madame Van den Hende impressed with cello tone and magnetic bow, performing Servius concerto, Ma virka by Jacobs, Fileuse by Donkler, and several encores. Prof. Vanderveken on Stradivarius offered a strong trio presence, including Regrets and Litregende. Mrs. Clara Simpson-Briddy sang Mignon selections and popular titles with eager encores. the program closed with Ave Maria from Cavalierias and praise for her soprano voice.
A short catalog note praises a new line of clothing made in the most perfect manner with attention to fit style and construction. It features color options such as Old Rose Pearl Grey and Violet.
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