Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Scranton Tribune in Scranton, Pennsylvania

Page 1

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 25 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1901

Page

1

Muehlbronner Bill In House Advances Favorable Hearing

Reports from Harrisburg indicate the Muehlbronner bill moves through the house with a favorable committee report. It is expected to pass first reading tomorrow and reach second reading on Friday amid anticipated amendments from Allegheny and Scranton interests.

Allegheny Scranton Allegheny City Kennedy Spock Harrisburg Murhlbronner House Senate Committee On Hoenderson Kapp Quayne Boen Sironhem Nisbet Ditteburg

Governor Signs Repeal of Kennedy School Act in Scranton

The governor transmitted notice that he signed bills repealing the Kennedy School act and validating Scranton bond issues. Scranton will regulate school affairs under the PPCHOnL system as the Kennedy act is removed. The repeal follows court decisions on municipal control and a 1874 act governing city schooling. T. J. Dufty notes the directors feared judicial revival of the Kennedy act via the Gilligan case.

Tharriebtur Fhlone Senate Scranton Ila Stepid-Clane Chiles Oottria Lone Aus Supreme Court T. J. Dufty

Bills Introduced On Election Contests In Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports state law changes in the House as Mr Heacom of Westmoreland introduces an amendment to Vaughan’s election contest act. The proposal seeks to clarify witness fees, costs liability, bond requirements, and state jurisdiction when contests arise prior to passage of the amendment.

Harrisburg Heacom Westmoreland Vaughan Itd Mr. Ieacom

Judge Hollister Grants Injunction Against Jeffries Roblin Fight

Cincinnati February 14 exclusive wire reports Judge Hollister issued a permanent injunction stopping the Jeffries versus Roblin prize bout scheduled for tomorrow night in Saengerfest hall. Authorities and promoters cancelled plans. no troops will be mobilized and the event appears indefinitely postponed.

Pressincinnati Jeffries Ruhlin Saengerfest Jeffries and Roblin Hollister Nigrit Brady Cook Delaney Hoffheimer Fleischmann Cincinnati

King Edward Opens Parliament Promising Equal Rights for Whites

Exclusive despatch reports King Edward VII opening the first Parliament of his reign. He vows to end Boer War, extend dominion links, and grant equal rights to whites in burgher states while noting Chinese negotiations after Pekin relief. The speech covers Australia’s new commonwealth visit and calls for additional colonial troops.

Duke of York London Edward VII House of Lords Pekin Sydney Hai Australia New Zealand Canada South Africa Australasia Karl Roberta Edward Charles II Henry Campbell-Bannerman A. J. Balfour China Norers Lord Kitchener William Redmond East Clare

Oddities in Steel Billet Market Prompt Price Gap

Exclusive AP report from Pittsburg Fell notes unusual steel billet market where buyers beg for billets and bid above pool price. Pool price stands at 180.7? per ton while prompt delivery premiums rise. Market expects price increases despite delays tied to the Carnegie deal.

Pittulurg Nemo Ben

Child Accidentally Shot in Gerald Broker Incident

Exclusive wire reports from Futler Pennsylvania describe a fatal accident as Warren Armetrong, son of Joe Armetrong, was shot in the head when a revolver in use by a Gerald broker was accidentally discharged by children playing with it. The coroner and local authorities investigated the household mishap.

Futler Warren Armeatrong Joe Armetrong Henda Geirald Pearold Cosin

Superior Court Decisions From Williamsport Report

The Superior Court decisions from Williamsport list numerous cases, with opinions handed down and various appeals affirmed or reversed. Names include Mitchell Kearns, Norah, Postal Telegraph, Cabie, Teale, and others from Lackawanna and Luzerne counties, amid sessions in the Federal building and a March adjournment.

Williamsport Superior Report Pennsylvania Federal Herrisbdes Mite Porcuriam Thomas Mitchell Va Mitcheil Kearns Mitchell Kearns Sehen American Book Company Lauer Norah Ws Postal Telegraph Oid Cabie Company Cackewanna Couty Ehip Oof Lintewties Commonwealth Teale Lackawanna County Lo Meerinburg Mare Tien Ve Keranton Nelly Ve Donnelly Lankawanna Diene Ferred Kooble Bradfond Beaver Wilkes-Barre Shewart Laverne Carey Va Schaller T Laserne Baylor Ve Stephens Lackawanna Jide Prothingham P. Lackawanna County Jedgment Keller Ve. Sheridan William W. Porter Phelps Et al Binns Luserme Coulis

President McKinley seeks Congress to thank Admiral Sampson

The President sent a message urging Congress to commend Admiral Sampson for his leadership of the North Atlantic Squadron during the Spanish American War. It praises his blockade of Cuba, support to landings, and the destruction of Spanish ships at Santiago de Cuba, highlighting the Battle of July 3 and his crew’s conduct.

Washington McKinley Congress Admiral Sampson North Atlantic Spain United Sates Naval Forc Cervera Jilly 3 Eas Ailantiy Denis Adovinal Dewey Corres de William T. Sarupai United States Navy Comin Santiago de Cuba

Kenosha foreman’s fatal hotel incident shocks Virginia town

Williamaport Virginia dispatch reports Henry Luhich a Kenosha foreman in the saddlery works died after a grip related collapse in his hotel. He attempted a seizure action in bed causing fatal neck injury. His family remains in Kenwowhe.

Williamaport Hlenry Luhich Kenosha Nis Kenwowhe

Colonel Guffey Elected Director in City Insurance Firm

An executive election reports Colonel Guffey appointed director of the Sevucly Truett and Insurance company in the city. Pine cratic national committee member Janwes Mocut. Pom governor Pores noted as president as details appear.

Associated Press Philadelpha Janwes Mocutfis Pittsby Mowmbern Pinecratic Sevucly Truett and Insurance Company Patawer Pores Mom

Rhodard Seeks Divorce from Stoddard in Cambridge Case

Lady Rhodard requests a divorce from John L. Stoddard on grounds of desertion. She seeks custody of their minor son and Stoddard does not contest the filing.

Kycludwe Associated Prensa Cambridge Muen Mary A. Rhod John L. Stoddard Stoddand

Effects of the Storm: Train Delays and Snow Drifts Across Rail Lines

A winter storm disrupts rail service across multiple lines including Erie, Delaware and Hudson, Lehigh Valley, and Lackawanna. Trains run hours late, snow drifts of several feet block tracks, and coal movement stalls with icebound Delaware River barges unable to move. A Montrose branch passenger train endured fifty five hours for a fifty five mile trip from Tunkhannock, halted near a farm house.

Erie, Delaware and Hudson Lehigh Valley Montrose Railroad Wayne Susquehanna Associates Philadelphia Tidewater Reading Chal Company Reading Company Delaware Erie Railroad Delaware and Hudson Railroad Carbon Iale Jefferson Erie Road Lackawanna Alford and Montrase Honesdale Pleasant Mountain Rileyville Beech Lake Girdlind Delaware and Hudson and Erie Towanda Lehigh Valley Railroad Montrose Ithaca Elmira Cortland Middlesex Valley Willard Tunkhannock

Naval Officers Nominated for Rank Advancements

Exclusive wire reports President proposes Navy promotions including Rear Admirals and Captains with February effective dates. He urges Congress to extend Manila Bay and Cuba service recognitions to Dewey era leaders and to Sampson and his North Atlantic fleet crew.

Associated Pron Washington Senate Navy W.T. Sampson John A. Howell Winfield Scott Sehley Sampson Robey D. Bfivane Henry ©. Taylor Francie A. Cook Charles Bf. Clark Charles PD Sigebee French FE Chadwick John J. Hunker Congress Dewey Manila Bay Bampson North Atlantic Cuba

President hosts first social since convalescence

Exclusive Wire reports at the White House a dinner honoring a diplomatic party member. The event marks the president’s first social function since recovering from a grip attack.

White House Associated Preas Washington Mra Mc.Kinky

Trainmen Granted Higher Wages by Delaware Susquehanna and Sehugthill

Trainmen on the Delaware Susquehanna and Sehugthill railroad, who demanded higher pay, were informed February 1 that they will now receive the same wage rate as workers on the Lehigh Valley railroad. The move constitutes a wage increase.

Hasleton Delaware, Susquehanna and Sehugthill Lehigh Valley Railroad

Weather and scattered items from a 19th century newspaper

The page lists weather as fair and a mix of notices and brief items. Mentions General Moehlbronner and others, political references to lavish appropriations, a snow storm impacting railroads, a missing Commonwealth agent, a woman sentenced to prison, and various local notices about schools and transportation.

Moehlbronner Hertwe Edward Wil Senatora Lodge Hale Oppel Monkel

Expert Testimony Barred In Kennedy Trial

A New York court barred expert handwriting testimony for Dr Samuel J Kennedy’s defense in the Dolly Reynolde case. Judge Furman ruled William J Kinsley, not familiar with the defendant’s handwriting, could not compare disputed writing with conceded samples. The ruling limits handwriting expert use to disputed writing, stirring debate in legal circles and impacting the Molineux case.

Veetaivs Wire Ten Ageltiated Eee New York Peb Wiia Samuel J. Kennedy Dolly Reynolde Dine Tee Fursman Willam J. Kinsley Kinsley jJustice

Royal Wedding Quietly Celebrated at Madrid Palace

In the Royal Palace chapel Madrid on February 14 Dons Maria de lae Mercedes de Hourbon Hapeburg princess of the Auatirias wed Prince Charles of Bourbon in a ceremony attended by the royal family and high nobility. Cardinal Sancha officiated as a white satin veil and yoke bound the couple while crowds gathered outside. The Cosserta couple will depart Madrid tonight and possible travel to France remains unconfirmed.

Madrid Royal Palace Spain Dons Maria de Lae Mercedes de Hourbon Hapeburg Prince Charles of Bourbon Maria'Christ'y Alfonso MII Infanta Maria Eresa Isabella Bulalia Archduke Eugene of Austria Elizabeth Dong I Sabella Prince Charles Caserta Calabria Dona Maria Inmmacilata Dona Maria Pia Maria Josephine Cardinal Sancha Toledo Caspiares Valladolid Cardinal Herrera

Two Miners Missing After Illfated Walk Home

From Shamokin Pennsylvania on February 14 Charles Matehler and Mon Morria were walking home from North Franklin colliery along Irish alley when they were overtaken by a blizzard. Matehler was found severely injured on a mountain path late at night and doctors fear amputation may be necessary. The fate of Morria remains unknown as rescuers search the area.

Shamokin Charles Matehler Morria Irish Alley North Wranklin Bina Matehler

Boiler Plant Destroyed in Buffalo Suburb Fire

Exclusive AP report states the Buffalo passenger department boiler plant at North Tonawanda suffered total destruction by fire. Estimated loss ranges from 75 000 to 100 000 dollars with coverage by insurance.

Associated Press Buffalo North Tonawanda

Fighting Near Aberdeen Reported as Boers Defeated

Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press Cape Town reports fighting near Aberdeen on Friday and Saturday, with Boer forces defeated. Local details limited as to casualties or exact location.

Cape Town Aberdeen

Senate Debates on Agricultural Bill and New York Custom House Sale

Senate spends most of the day on the agricultural appropriation bill while House debates the sale of the New York Custom House to National City Bank. Criticism targets Secretary Gage and alleged bank profiteering amid heated exchanges and political letters.

Lodge New York Custom House National City Bank Gage Io McRae Custom House Jones Virginia Gage Hepburn Cannon Hopkins Illinois House Senator Jones Arkansas True Ury Cleveland Richardson Tennessee Murreoxboro Tenn MeRos Arkinsons Customs House Wooking MemRue Samlry clvi

Reorganization Plan for Pennsylvania National Guard

Willis J. Hulings U S brigadier general says a national guard reorganization bill is ready for Senate consideration. He notes the bill aims to create state armories for all regiments and improve drills and evolutions, bringing the guard closer to the regular army. He spoke in Pittsburg during a business trip about prospects for passage at the current session.

Pittsburg National Guard of Pennsylvania Cummings Willis J. Hulings United States Volunteers Hulings State Guard

Weather Forecast for Pennsylvania and Surrounding Areas

Forecast for eastern Pennsylvania Wednesday with high temperatures in the northern portions. Saturday fair or rain in the northern region with winds from the west. Western portions expect variable winds and a cold northward shift.

Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Muehlbronner Military Affairs Caldwell Palueburg Chamber of Commerce W. DD Rogers Publicafety John T. Murphy Alegheny City Harce Hall Insurgenta Bencom R. B. Prendergast Washington Avenue Langstaff-Kelly Langstar Archbald Eighth Ward Lable Garner Schuylkill County Tinsted Committee On Mines and Mining Peers Commons Africa Hilo Boor Partizana Thoee Apetite Ashanti Janes Witbecks West Africa Whdch Coutasi Jona Han India Army Reform Court of Beal Appeal Legislation For Ireland Buckingham Palace The William Melintey Grip Guffey Mra Stoddard Santiago Caybondale Department Caue John Lenites Loreal Lendl —Weet Syranton Atwl Aylaivtat Ponevdvenia No Thustelal Dolly Reynolds Queen Regent's Hale Maine Massachusetts Coontey Hinencoeeh District of Columbia Custom House Sale Agoriaced Weather Forecast
Search Courier

Search the Scranton Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Scranton Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication