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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1901

Page

6

Councils to Take Hold of Ripper Bill Amendments

Local councils clash over legislative amendments to the second class city law and demand council approval before passage. Special council and select council meetings are planned for Monday night as Democrats press for council consent and avoid bypassing municipal controls.

Chittenden Councilimanic Committee Calpin Common Council Tribune Select Council Mir Calpin Vaughan Harrisburg

Seminary Prayer Week Noted Amid Local Services

Kingston reports a week of prayer for college students observed by Seminary students. local clergy Rev. Vose and Rev. MacDonald led services at Nelson Memorial hall and Wind sor. A Methodist rummage sale is planned with pastor Rev. Seckerson preaching. Pedro Gillett noted for Latin Greek work. Old Storms and Signs column predicts Mars influence and warns of coming deluge of weather and disease with various celestial events.

Cuba Spurre Boone Stroh Yeaterday Calvin Dymond Pilatonians Nelson Hall Eneelal Scranton Tribune Kingston Vose Baptist Church Owego N. Y Nelson Memorial Hall D. MacDonald Methodist Episcopal Church Windsor Vislting F. G. Simpson The H. 8. Seckerson L. C. Murdock KR. Morgan Pedro Gillett

Thompson Notes and Local Reminders in Thompson

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a 4 year old child of Dr. Forest Empet dies of scarlet fever. Mrs. James Payne of Dover died there and was brought to Ararat for burial. Rev Leonard Cole is able to sit up after illness. Russell Voighter remains confined in bed. Mr. Bliss begins a clearing sale as he plans to quit Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Partridge visit Binghamton. Charles Leach moves into A C Salisbury's house. A Jackson camp fire draws locals. County residents attend Montrose court. Rev A D David is recovering from grip.

Mr. Bliss Thompson Hallstead Co. M. Lewis

Theatrical notes from Lyceum and extras

The Lyceum hosts Robert Mantell in A Free Lance with matinee and night showings at the Academy of Music. The piece features Germany in medieval times with lavish scenery. Mildred Holland returns to the Lyceum with The Power Behind the Throne, while show updates include Melbourne inspired drama and the Klown& Erlanger company preparing new productions for next season.

Thia Nan Robert B. Mantell Mantell M. W. Manley Germany Lyceum Mildred Holland Beranton Theater Sernery Walat Down Mise Mildred Molland Jillian Norris Francis Brooke Rita O'Neal Frederic Ormonde Victor de Silke Frank Drew BA. Nowe L. D. Wharton Leonard Walker Klown& Erlanger Bogen Brother Roger Brother Central Pak Minneapolis Jonah Alan & Erlanger John de McNally Richard Acdersin Kiaw & Erlanger

Plays and Players Observing Mme Bernhardt Tour Etiquette

A clipped column notes Sarah Bernhardt's seasoned reactions to applause during her L Aiglon tour and contrasts her poise with audience energy. It cites Richard Mansfeld's central stage bearing and mentions John Dwale and Julie Marlowe in curtained scenes, suggesting admirers study her comportment.

Sarah Bernhardt Mme Born Thera Richard Mansfeld John Dwale Southern Julie Marlowe Emile

Belle of Bohemia Company in London

George W. Lederer leads the Belle of Bohemia troupe in London after an actor quits saying he did not want to leave America. The move reflects a shift in cast as the show continues overseas.

George W. Lederer London America

Backus Team Victorious Over Bicycle Club in Bowling Match

Backus bowling team defeated Bicycle club rollers 2405 to 2727 pins on Backus alleys. Captain Hopkins led Backus with 192 and 180 2 3 average. Worden of Bicycle club posted 189 high and 168 2 3 average. Meyers and others from Roseville Athletic Bowling were mentioned. Roseville visitors expected on a 1 55 pm New York train. Elke bleachers are being built to seat spectators. tickets available at Ziegler's or Phelps' pharmacy.

Backus Bicycle Club Hopkins Worden Backus, Wopkina Eeanvasei Ité Fa Gopman Ciscee Ceenaes Melater Weesee Wardell Peter Ziegler Fl Cafe F. Meyer Roseville Athletic New York Meyers Diederich Wood van Nese Pierce Elke Ziegler's Phelps’ Pharmacy

Man Dies After Train Collision Near Marvine Mine

Frank Hannon of Dickson City was struck by a Delaware and Hudson train near the Marvine mine at 1 30 PM and died from severe injuries. He walked onto the northbound line while confused by passing trains and was hit directly by a passenger train. He was taken to Scranton by ambulance and died en route to Lackawanna hospital. Coroner ruled no inquest.

Frank Hannon Dickson City Delaware and Hudson Marvine Hannon Fife Scranton Lackawanna Hospital Cusick Washington Avenue Roberts

Krause's Headache Capsules Marketed as Cureall

An ad touts Krause's Headache Capsules as unlike any American remedy. Invented by Dr. Krause, a German court physician, before antipyrine's discovery, the capsules are claimed to rapidly relieve severe headaches. Price listed by Matthew Bros.

Krause America Germany Matthew Bros

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