City Notes T Tay Avs Supers Saturday in Kingston
Fire and crime items dominate the Kingston district report. Police and city officials address a parade and a church event, while incidents include a hospital scene and a street accident.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1901
Page
3
Fire and crime items dominate the Kingston district report. Police and city officials address a parade and a church event, while incidents include a hospital scene and a street accident.
The district court session began with Judge over seeing proceedings as officials including Me Carnell and Searle attended. The record notes the court convened with mentions of Maholm and other figures as part of the formal opening.
Alderman Rindily charged Steve Bhoteiek with stealing a beard item from John Lipth and ordered a hearing after Friday’s bail. Witnesses Christ and Stanley Mollbiawl were detained by Wohi ven officers at Lackawanna and Western depot. Suspects, including Joe and others, faced arraignment as Pine Street court planned bail actions.
Judge Carpenter ruled the hurdy gurdy at Crosby Roundabout near Nare Park is a nuisance and must be abated. The case involves Mulley and Crosby and others arguing the sound threatens health and comfort and the court refused further restraints on the enterprise. An appeal was filed and the order requires cessation of operations unless defendants answer the inquiry.
The board of control proposes a twelve room school on the Robinson tract west of North Main. Architects T J Lacey & Bon to prepare plans with cost not to exceed 82500 per room, funded from next year's appropriation. Also approved are new No 2 No 33 boundaries and modifications to teacher pay and sessions.
A divorce petition was filed by Jedward Wt against Lena Simpson Whitman on grounds of desertion and adultery with co respondent Michael Walsh. The Whitman marriage began January 21 1885 and lasted one year before separation. Attorney Dee Reedy represents Ada Weaver in the related action.
The wage and rate dispute involving Conrad Sehnoeder and the Willer company centers on whether the city may set water rates under its charter. The Superior Court opinion supports the plaintiff, while Mr Rios argues the city is the proper authority to fix rates under the general welfare provision.
The will of Mise Laveotia Lawaie of West Beranton was admitted to probate. Letters testamentary were granted to her son Meng Laws and Michael Browhm. Also named are Mary Anna Siornsvith Beranton and Mary Anna Gelziel Throop described in the fragmented text.
The Green Ridge Commandery plans the Twelfth Degree conferral on November 2 at the Od Armory. Deputy Commander Wy BR Martie will preside, with Fir Knight Commander David Dolin and the degree team leading the event. John V. Hopewell of North Scranton heads arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Hinerfeld of 318 Penn avenue entertained Sunday night in honor of David Coplan who departs for Buffalo. Attendees included Mrs Lena Feldman of Tennessee Mr and Mrs J Cohen of New York City Miss Louie Waltsner Miss Pearl Kiener Miss Sidie Hinerfeld Miss Annie Hinerfeld and Louis Pinefeld.
The article describes Dutch education and social life, noting coeducation from primary to higher levels, multilingual schooling, and independence among women. It cites about 1,000 girls in certain professions, 3,000 nurses, and roles in museums, hospitals, and railroad offices. It also highlights freedom in social activities and delayed marriages with parental consent after proposals.
The Celtic is depicted as unimaginably large with nine docks and space for 2240 passengers, dwarfing contemporary battleships and cruisers. It notes a crew of a thousand workers and permanent residents, portraying the vessel as floating palace of unprecedented scale.
The era sees a move away from kaleidoscopic dress to restrained colors with white or mild striped shirtings. Medium fold collars dominate, wing collars decline, and the derby remains popular while widescale collar and cravat abandonment grows during warm days.
A disjointed reminiscence recounts a bank visit, a failed withdrawal, and a remark about drinking with a Kentuckian. The speaker describes drawing money, a bank refusal, and a later note about a dividend, with cryptic reflections on judgment and thirst.
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