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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1901
Page
6
An Italian interpreter and two suspects vanished during a night incident on Meridian street. Police report arrests for keeping open and fines of 0 and 75 dollars. thirty day jail terms follow by default. Sullivan and Diowantiey later faced warrants. wedding details and reception at Park Hotel appear in local notices.
A teen in a Kern County incident faced a court hearing where police described a disturbance involving another man. The judge imposed a fine of 25 dollars with the option of additional jail time or civil penalties pending further proceedings.
Fragmentary note lists Thane Hastings and Nespot Avenke in a brief exchange with Martinh and dws dws. The text suggests a named event or meeting but details are obscured and unclear from the OCR fragment.
News item recounts several mining accidents near Archbald with workers Mobern Lert and Gladad dalber injured, and a noted harvest festival in the Salwa-Het Aris region. Also mentions a Pioneer corps drill at St Pauls and plans for a future drill and competition in October.
A fragmentary report describes a group halted at a crossroads near Windward last week. Interference by friends from Scranton delayed action. suspects were detained, questioned, and later confessed to charges arising from the incident.
The excerpt reports Dr George H Reynolds of North Main Avenue is recovering. It notes improved health and expected return to work within a few weeks, with gradual decline of illness and continued treatment.
Readable fragments show wedding plans and funeral notices for local residents. A church service for Mrs. Bridied Goan and interment in Cathedral Cemetery is noted, with other obituaries and arrivals from Scranton, Carbondale, and surrounding towns. Residents attend family celebrations, travel, and club meetings, including the Wear Side Driving club and Knights of Malta preparations.
Mrs Bartley Helian of Pawnee street died Saturday after a brief illness. Her funeral was held Sunday morning at Holy Hungary church with a high mass by Rev Father Lynch of Honesdale assisted by Rev Father McHate of Pittston and Rev J W Morlan of Holy Rosary. Mrs John Lynch sang Ave Verum and Culviry with organ accompaniment. Pallbearers were Patrick McDonough James Jordan Thomas Main Thomas McDonough Hubert Molla and Patrick Molla. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery. The Dickson mines Key Fund division met last evening in Leonard's hall. The Sunday selling room of the North Main avenue Methodist Eyilseo
Gomer D Reese of West Scranton will organize and rehearse the North Scranton section of the choir to sing at the temperance reunion on September 1 2 All temperance workers of North Scranton are invited regardless of church affiliation from Methodist to Catholic and all youth groups urged to attend The event aims to promote cold water advocacy in the region Members of the Drivers International union met at Leonard's hall and will be visited by T A M officers from Col T D Lewis The Juno T A M will meet Friday night August 30 Others traveling include David Gabriel who went to Buffalo for Pan American and Youngstown Ohio visits
A local note from South Scranton mentions a community gathering at 1018 Beech Street with many attendees. The event featured music, singing, and socializing led by Professors and writers, listing several participants and families in attendance.
A poorly legible note recalls a Wharmweoy ball induction by Columbus council members. The damaged text mentions a committee lineup including Fo Welau M, Moe, Laut, M. A. Hafferte, and Vonghum and Teilly with faint references to a Viteraee and Anita program.
Fragmentary item lists names and places in Pittston area life events, visits, and society notices. Mentions William Fo TMievia of New York City and Mrs. Fursha on Cedar Avenue, plus local households and gatherings. Details are garbled but reference to social visits, births, and community events remains.
A long, readably garbled report lists numerous residents and visitors in Dunmore and nearby towns. It names Walter Fineaimimanie, Ch tla Mik, Sialka dive CO 0 finews SHY Nelania avenue, Sailie Vintibuck, John oF Maeneris, and many others visiting, traveling, or staying at various streets and locations including Walnut Street and Winthrop avenues. The piece mentions trips to Philadelphia and Hartford locations, plus a note about Rev M. S. Qonlan attending a Canadian event and Rev, Father Mary’s activities, reflecting a busy social and travel season in the area.
Terwilliger of Providence road and Amelia Maguire of aort trent return to Atlantic dings Warren Wielaugh visit Allentown for a few days while Frank Goodnough of Mowesdale visits W L Finn of Providence road and C B Docker of New York spent the season.
A fragmented account notes several names tied to a two week stay and social calls in multiple places including Wynnlin and Crow Riden friends. The text mentions a Wet folie and various streets and avenues, with references to family connections and casual meetings during the period.
A scrambled text lists individuals and streets from Dickson to Peunasenne with references to visits, residences, and events. It mentions various people moving between Wickerston Manor and Thelammer bone, and notes attendance at a wedding and other scattered activities.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Ane Canden of 108 Heheora Avenue died last night. The funeral will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock with interment in the Cypress Hills cemetery. The household will hold services at Cedar Avenue at 2 o’clock before proceeding to the Geomin Presbyterian church on Hickory Street for services led by Rev W A Nordt. The remains will then go to Pyrest Hill cemetery for burial.
A garbled report describes Verney's seedless watermelons research. It mentions his team at a state sanatorium and their struggle to produce seedless fruit by removing seeds and testing methods. The text hints at long trials and a breakthrough moment with his wife present.
The text describes a family scene where a figure named Swink discusses hidden methods and seed planting at unusual distances. A later account mentions a dramatic family departure and references a supposed revelation of a secret process, with noisy dialogue and unclear causal links.
A fragmented Philadelphia Times piece captures a hazy scene with mentions of voices and a tense moment near a river or water source. The text hints at a rescue or near drowning incident and a character named Willie there with other figures reacting to danger and a tense nighttime setting.
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