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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1901
Page
3
Catholic Young Women's club to host a progressive Cochre in Columbus rooms tonight amid expected large attendance. Twentieth Century Literary Society to banquet Tuesday Feb 12 at Vermey Hall in honor of its second anniversary.
Report of a grappling accident on Pannavemia during a Friday night match between Henitale and Jack Skelly in Flaheris's saloon. The fight ended when a throw caused an ankle injury to Henitale, who was taken to Lackawanna hospital. meanwhile, local weekly financial clearings and various civic notices clutter the page.
Henry Eppstein aged 16 was found by Patrolman Parry behind a cigar store show case on Spruce Street with a drawer funds and more. He admitted taking a dollar forty from the till and had a newspaper bag and slot machine money on him. Eppstein arraigned in polices court and held on four hundred dollars bail for burglary. He is linked to the noted Eppstein family with a member at Glen Mills reformatory.
A new handy book on Pennsylvania mine laws is being prepared by C F Miller of this city. The work will be distributed free to mine officials and employees, funded by local merchant advertising, and aims to clarify rights and responsibilities under state laws. The compilation includes regulations, repeals, and new laws, with indexing for quick reference. Miller hopes the publication will aid mine relations and benefit Scranton business interests.
City Controller Howell stated that several department heads have not filed their year end estimates, delaying presentation to council. He aims to have them ready for next Thursday's meeting but cautioned he cannot be held accountable for officials’ failure to submit estimates. The council had directed immediate presentation and set January 1 as the deadline.
A largely attended Elm Park Church meeting marks the forty fifth anniversary of the Lackawanna Bible Society. Ex Justice Alfred Hand presided and spoke on early history while Rev H G Harned reported delivering 4797 Bible copies in thirteen months and 872.81 value of sold Bibles with 5418 donated. Rev Dr John Fox of New York City outlined American Bible Society work and history. The gathering elected officers including Alfred Hand as President and William H Richmond as Treasurer.
No new developments in the silk mill strike as owners refuse wage offers. Mills will remain shut with pay day at Val entine Bliss Dickman mill canceled. union organizers mobilize workers from Dunmere and Petersburg plants. Central Labor union endorses the strike as joint committees plan meetings.
The Saturday night benefit events drew large attendance with strong afternoon and evening patronage. A satin banner prize, flower booth, candy and art booths contributed, and acts like the Russian Flag Dance and Petit Pierrot dances attracted lively crowds.
Religious notes report sermons and services at multiple churches. Rev. Ballentine and Rev. Moo preach on faith and current events. Rev. Singler and Rev. McLeod address Christian belief and modern suffering. A Young Men’s Christian Association meeting ends a day of devotions with a large youth turnout.
Rev Dr Arthur T Pierson of New York city opens a four day series under the Young Women's Christian Association in Pittsburgh. He speaks at Penn Avenue Baptist and Second Presbyterian churches with sermons on witness service holiness and a call to Christian living. He continues with afternoon sessions at 3 and evening talks at both churches through Thursday.
Police report a shooting incident near Booth and Washington streets in Wilkes-Barre. An officer named Owen Higher was wounded in the wrist when a revolver fired during a pursuit of three suspects selling plated rings. All three fled and remain at large amid multiple arrests in the city.
In Guarney Hall the secret organizations in the city are solicited to call for terms, dates and details. Guainty, 2 W Guantiey, proprietor, is handling inquiries.
A brief note highlights Sterling inlaid spoons and forks as valued collectibles. The piece notes their longevity and desirability among buyers and museums, signaling steady interest over decades.
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