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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1901

Page

7

West Scranton street brawl ends in knife assault

A street fight on West Linden Street left Joseph Mitchell and another man badly injured. Mitchell and a companion were arrested after a brawl that drew police to No. 18, with two participants wounded and others fleeing. A second melee on Seventh Street left several men with minor head injuries.

West Linden Street Uwffeir Jogeoh Mitehell Mitchell Millers South Seventh Street Jackson Street West Side Hospital Tne Iuries Seventh Street

Local School Fund Deposits Reported at West Side Bank

Deposits yesterday at the West Side bank include contributions for public school pupils from multiple donors. Names such as Miss Josephine Lees Professor David Owens Elizabeth Lewis Bertha Kelly Edna Evans Nellie Richards Catherine Phillips Nellie Kelly and others appear with small sums totaling for school needs.

West Side Bank Elian Brice Sarai MacDonald Mary Tarris Flas Miss Leos Miss Mur

Unclear OCR list with names and mixed amounts

Fragmentary OCR reading lists names such as Misa Nicholls Miss Heamish Miss Morgan Mise Evans and amounts like 2.40 1.50 2.49 1.74 totaling garbled figures. No coherent event or context is present to determine a proper news item.

Narrow escape after tainted sardines sickened family

The Herrity Perber family of North Hyde Park Avenue narrowly escaped serious harm after eating tainted sardines from an opened tin. Mr and Mrs Perber and one child were affected with symptoms prompting medical attention and a physician visit.

Herrity Perber Hyde Park Avenue Mors Perber Threr atsterWard Emeétiog Wihiinistere Sorioia

Sabbath laws debated by Wuaashburn Street church group

The Chi Upsilon society of the Wuaashburn Street Presbyterian held a well attended meeting last evening. They adopted a resolution urging Treynolds to oppose proposed legislation that could modify or alter Sabbath laws of the state.

Chi Upsilon Society Wuaashburn Street

West Side Board Agenda Annual Meeting May 14

The West side board agenda schedules its annual meeting for Tuesday evening May 14 with elected officers and a social session. A luncheon and reception for young men is planned, likely at the Bicycle Club House on Jackson Street.

West Side Board Agende Bicycle Club Ciickson Street

Congregational Church Reelects Minister for Another Year

Members of Myiouth Congregational Church re elected Hey KE OA Boyne as pastor for another year. The minister has already served two years and received excellent satisfaction from the congregation. The meeting was well attended and interesting throughout.

Myiouth Congregational Church Hey, KE Boyne Chiurel

West Side Republicans to discuss reapportionment protest

A special meeting of the West Side Central Republican elitt will be held tonight to discuss protesting the re apportionment of the First district as proposed by the legislature. Charity club members meet at 7 at Mrs. Charles Seeley’s home 2017 Olive street. Funeral for Obra Dame at Scranton Street home tonight with high mass at St Patrick’s Church and interment at Cathedral cemetery. YWCA executive committee to hold a meeting at rooms at 7 this afternoon.

West Side Central West Side Scranton Street St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Cathedral West Scranton Banen Young Women's Christian Association Po'clock

The Upholstery and Drapery Store Promotions

The ad claims superiority in assortment styles and prices over rivals. It touts forming a department in a large store and promises a vast range of yard goods and drapery, detailing Cable Card Nottinghams Brussels Nets Irish Points and other fabrics as popular today.

Brussels

Upholstery Stock Includes Tapestries and Drapery Fixings

Our shop offers a wide upholstery stock including tapestries brocatelles velours art tickings sateens denims silkoines and more plus all drapery fixings such as poles brackets rods hooks exe ere acquaint yourself with our Upholstery Department money may be saved in it at all times.

Final arrangements for house event and club meetings

Final arrangements for the house, warming and reception will be made. Members of the William Connell Glee Club are requested to meet at 7 38 this evening in Robert Morris lodge, robes impices uniforms. The board of directors of the Electric City Wheelmen will hold a meeting in the club house this evening.

William Connell Glee Ol Robert Morris Lodge Electric City Wheelmen

Services for Thomas Williams Held on Hampton Street

Remains of the late Thomas Williams were honored at a private service yesterday afternoon at the Hampton Street residence. Rev. Dr. Hopkins led the rites for the First Welsh Baptist church. Lodge members from Patagonia lode Kalfehta Pythian attended along with the Bellevue mine fund. Flower-bearers were Gomer Reese and Willan Jones. Pall-bearers included Edward Davis Reese Z Evans Henry G. Davis Charlee Wranberry Michael McTain and William Lewis. Interment followed at Washburn RL cemetery.

Thomas ©. Williams Hampton Street Db. DD. Hopkins Wfiret Patagonia Lode Kalfehta Pythian Bellevue Mine Fund Gomer Reese Willan Jones Bdward Davis Reese Z. Evans Henry G. Davia Lodge Charlee Wranberry Michael McTain William Lewis Fund Washburn RL

Notary Morgan Offers Certification at Two Offices

Notary public Morgan will be at 108 North Main and 03 South Main Avenue all week to prepare certificates. This service event aims to assist residents needing official attestations and document authentication.

Bo. Morgan North Main South Main Avenue

McDermott Welcomed as New Pastor at Simpson Methodist

Kew HC reports the new pastor of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church, McDermott, was greeted by the Ladies Aid Society at a tea in the parsonage last evening. The pastor's wife attended and was warmly received by the ladies.

Kew, HC McDermott Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Laies’ Aid Society Indies

Morgan Thomas Applies for Low Rates at 1128 Jackson Street

Morgan Thomas presents an application for reduced rates at 1128 Jackson Street. The notice notes eligibility and requests review of pricing terms.

Morgan Thomas Jackson Street

Delegates chosen for diocese convention and local society updates

Hyde Park Father Mathew society elects J. C. Gallagher and Tod Fleming as delegates to the diocesan convention at St Johns Hall Pine Brook on May 17. M. Sheridan and John Murphy to represent the cadets. Alternates named: Thomas Metcirian John Cr ral John Shaughnessy sr and James Repay. Young Women’s Christian Association classes in session with strong interest. D and L Dancing class held weekly social at Mears’ hall. Mr and Mrs Woh Davis of South Main Avenue returned from relatives in Mahonoy City. Howell Harris to mark their first anniversary without smoke at their cigar store on Novel Main Avenue. Beers' bottling reps reportedly sold beer from a wagon in Keyser Valley during workers’ shift.

Hyde Park Father Mathew Society J. C. Gallagher Tod Fleming Bt. John's Hall Pine Brook M. Sheridan John Murphy Thomas MetCirian John Crral John Shaughnessy Tames Repay Women's Christian Assciation Mears’ Hall My. O W.oh Davis South Main Avenue Alahanoy City Howell & Harris Novel Main Avenue Keyser Valley

South Scranton Notes Miss Flaherty Rites

The note details the funeral services for Miss Mary Flaherty in South Scranton. It mentions prayers, the Blessed Virgin, sacred heart devotion, and lists pallbearers including William Werding, Daniel Murray, Kate Oddines Thon, and others as the procession formed.

Mary Flaherty Pets St. Tolints Sacred Heart Willian Werding Daniel Murray Kate Oddines Thon Dunes Vinglwa Dant Butrick Tearem Joh Heatley William Peanteaya Tradley Hondlow Tih Tholinek

Tragic Fire Claims Life of Local Child in Back Yard Incident

A fatal house fire in a local yard endangers a family as neighbors hear screams. Firefighters respond quickly but a child dies after being buried amidst the blaze. Fire crews and police were dispatching to the scene and later announced the victims.

Untitled note on local events and figures

Fragmentary OCR text describes social and civic items including wine, merchants, and a mention of a religious hold on a Saturday evening. Names referenced include local groups and individuals, with scattered place mentions and a church event noted.

Unclear local notices from historic newspaper page

Fragmented OCR text shows a collection of names, places, and brief notices. Items mention annual meetings, banquets, audits, travel, convalescence, and social events across towns and streets, with references to individuals such as Leon, Markinton, and Wilier Lick, among others.

North Scranton Welsh concert reports prize winners

An event at the Welsh Congregational church on West Market Street featured songs and recitations with Henry Davie as chairman. Winners included Carrle Moruyen for How I Love to Talk with Jesus, Henry Miething for Pale Moe'r Cweddiwgr, Maude Weirtherpe for Gur Flag, Bessie Vans for Model Chiureh, and Reese Price for F Crolgsydd ao Weh Nam. Gwil lym Morlais and Rev. Thomas R. Watking served as adjudicators.

West Market Street Henry Davie Guillyin Morlaie Bards Jesus Catherine Hitchings Louis Hughes Given Price Carrle Moruyen May Lewis Maude Weirtherpe Gwillym Morlais Thomas R. Watking

Miraculous Escape At Leagett Creek Mine

Maimus Evans of Robert avenue escaped instant death at Leagett Creek mine on Saturday. After preparing a blast he and a laborer waited in a safety spot. A subsequent blast from a neighboring chamber knocked Brans down and buried him in coal and debris. He was aided and taken home on Robert avenue with bruises and cuts to the face and body.

Maimus Evans Robert Avenue Leagett’s Creek Ile Evans Brans

Tenor Joshua Johns Leaves for Newcastle Pastorate

Joshua Johns leaves this section for Newcastle Pennsylvania to serve as first tenor at the Newcastle Methodist Church. His departure is noted as a loss by local singers and residents after his return from Washington when he was heard by church stewards.

Joshua Johns Newcastle Johns Washington

Fire at 855 Grove Street Injures Hopkins Family

A blaze at 855 Grove Street in West Scranton caused by a defective flue damaged the house of John Hopkins and owned by William Stveemon. The fire raced to the upper floors while the family slept, but they escaped in night garments. Firefighters saved a nearby barn and several outbuildings. damage about 1500 dollars with no insurance. North End fire companies all responded.

Grove Street John Hopkins Willam Stveemon West Scranton Mr. Hopkins North End

Marriage of Miss Ligglie O Harr a Moran on Theodore Street

Miss Ligglie O Hara and Willant Moran were married by Alderman Myers last Saturday evening and will start housekeeping on Ferdinand Street. Word arrived of Anthony Moran's death in Butte City Montana on Friday, believed due to pneumonia, with news not yet confirmed to his siblings. Benjamin Jenking of Wayne Ives nie is seriously US.

Ligglie O'Hara Theodore Street Willant Moran Myers Ferdinand Street Anthony Moran Butte City Montana Moran Mary Street West Benjamin Jenking Wayne Ivesnie

Jailed on Three Charges After Wedding Bedlam

Charles Spoher faced accusations including drunken conduct and public disorder after a chaotic wedding near Dako Mutelkoweli’s home. He allegedly assaulted a guest, damaged property, and resisted bail. Alderman J. Kelly ordered his arrest, with additional charges likely if lawmen proceed.

Kemp's Bilan Remedy Sample Offer Promises Cough Cure

A promotional notice touts Kemp's Bilan as a superior cough remedy. It claims druggists can provide samples and asserts the product cures chest coughs and related ailments, urging belief in its merits and authorized distribution by the proprietor.

Kemp Huss

Paine Waa Death Notified After Investigation Delays Burial

The death of a frail child was reported by Paine Waa. Authorities delayed burial pending further inquiry while the body remained at Custek's morgie. The child reportedly was at a family residence in Wet Seninten before arrangements for care.

Paine Fotie Custek

Lew Jordan Stabbed In Riot Near Filet Avenue Crossing

Lew Jordan aged 19 of Emmett street was stabbed in a small riot near the Filet avenue crossing of Content Rallywied of Low Toreoy. The clash involved a crew of young men and a timber of Hungarians in the vicinity. Jordan sustained two stab wounds one in the chest and one over the right eye.

Lew Jordan Emmett Street Filet Avenue Jordin

Obituary notices from Dunmore and Scranton deaths

Obituaries report Thomas Young of Dunmore died at 63 after Bright's disease while employed 35 years by Pennsylvania Coal. Other notices include Mrs. John Mills dying in Pitts ton, James Roberts age 21 from Gibson street, Christina Goerlitz age 89 in Scranton, Henry Gibbons age 21 in Sport Hill Dunmore, Cora Davis 17 from Edwards court, and Curtis James infant funeral plans in Scranton. Funeral details given for several.

Thomas Younc Thomas Young Dunmore Blaikely Street Bright Scotland Ife Pennsylvania Coal Company W. RK. Young Englewood N. J Dunmore Cemetery James Ff. Roberts James I. Roberts George W. Roberts Gibson Street George W., Jr Fred S John W Tracey J Cyrus M Rosa H Delaware Lackawunkie Western Ienry Gibbons Welaok Fenry Gibbons Michael Gibbons Sport Hal Joe Martin John Thom Thomas McCaurthy James Kelarney Katherine Cora Davis Cora Eleager Davis Edwards Court Curtis John James Fourteenth Street Cambria Atti Odelock

Shopping in China the bargaining shopkeepers keep pace

Feary Pearson notes Chinese shops avoid fixed prices with strong haggle culture. Traders publicly post price lists to prevent overcharging while unions of manufacturers fix base prices. Street bargaining erupts in loud voices and gesturing as customers and shopkeepers vie over small sums amid crowded narrow lanes.

Feary Pearson China Merate Oecurts Fin Weorkuy Othe Jesus Mike Tube Aituney Roedys

Green Ridge lucE baseball team announces season lineup

The Green Ridge base ball team lists players including Grims as pitcher Alalion at shortstop Kiefer at third base Clardier at second Stott center field and Gardier captain. George Slowther returns from a trip to Carbon and local residents miss Hall Mrs Hall and Dr J L Bordham visit. Dr Theodore Sureth improves his residence with a new front and wire porch.

Green Ridge Luce Factory Ciaffres Grims Alalion Kiefer Tlyst Clardier Marvin Overhaugh Stott Thelits Tlolthaim Plehtfeld Gardier Uicorge Slowther Monsey Avenue Lis Carbon Abiuler Fred Mrhard Honesdale We. Erhardt Miss Hall Eliniora N.Y J. L. Bordham Capouse Avenue W. H. Collins Nanette Sanderson Avenue New York City Theodore Sureth

Man Found Dead On Moosic Mountain With Suspected Knife Wound

A man’s body was discovered on Covey’s Swimp near Moosic Mountain. Examination shows the throat cut and the jury ruled death by the man’s own action. identity of the deceased remains unknown.

Vorgner Roberts Dad Covey's sWimp Moosic

Five Months Old Infant Dies in Suspected Neglect Case

A five months old child of Jennie Price died yesterday amid reports of improper nourishment. The infant, described as Sopotheeld, is believed to have suffered neglect. deputy Cogouer assisted in the investigation as authorities seek cause and ensure proper care.

Jennie Price Sveteie Albowion

Obituary Notice of Moosic Man’s Sudden Natural Death

A Moosic man died suddenly yesterday. The son of Mr and Mrs Drake, lias Drake, was reported to have died of natural causes. Coroner Hobwits was notified and investigated the case.

Myre Lias Drake Moosic Hobwits Mieco

The Coffin Wouldn’t Sink On Powhatan Civil War Sailors

In a Civil War era tale from the Powhatan voyage a naval crew aboard the Powhatan faced a sinking coffin incident. Admiral Robley Evans then a White officer helped contain the situation as a sailor died during the event. The report notes the ship’s peril amid battle flash and a grave loss.

Powhatan Weat Indies Robley Evans Ie Hue Wbelidge

Coffin Burial Turns Eerie Afloat

An account from D Appleton’s Bailes Log describes a Cape Payden quarantine where a coffin could not be buried on shore or sold for a new coffin due to no screws. A coffin resurfaces as gases swell it, capsizing fear and panic among sailors. The crew attempts to tow the body back, but the coffin rises and sinks, leaving the men rattled and the ship's crew shaken by the uncanny scene.

Cape Payden Admiral Means D. Appleton Jan Towas Dever

Wartinghop April Supe Metaline Feature

Fragmentary text indicates a wartime style report with names and events unclear. Readable items include potential person names such as Graver Wilkee and Lelown plus geographical hints like Metaline and WAU. The passage remains insufficient to confirm a coherent event or outcome.

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