Ripper Up for Passage Ended Calendar Wednesday
A compact calendar note marks the word ripper up for passage on Wednesday. The brief item notes a timing cue or event labeled ripper with no additional context or details available.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1901
Page
1
A compact calendar note marks the word ripper up for passage on Wednesday. The brief item notes a timing cue or event labeled ripper with no additional context or details available.
The report covers debate on a shipping subsidy bill and a labor liens measure, with Senator Muehlbronner signaling amendments and Senator Quay blocking changes. It details party divisions, likely revisions, and anticipated votes as lawmakers back Scranton interests and Allegheny concessions.
Harrisburg February 1. House of Representatives considers a measure to create a lien to secure payment for labor and expenses on personal property arising from contracts. Applies to agriculture mining manufacture and other manual labor with exceptions for ship liens and certain boarding house keepers. The bill seeks to elevate labor claims over most others in priority.
An executive wire from Harrisburg reports the Nuthanut Gund of Penny announces Colony Pred Mewiolde of elle foute as new wneire on Governor Stone's team. The post follows the resignation of Colonel A. Huber of Philadelphia, creating the vacancy.
Enveloped by a wire service report a Pittsburg commissioner announces twenty five informations filed today against dealers. Names such as Alderman and Justice figures appear in the brief notice as defendants are summoned to appear for hearings. Local crime proceedings unfold under state laws on illicit sales and distribution reported with sparse details.
Kadlusdive Wire reports a dramatic scene in Budapest where a crowd dispersed after violence broke out. The piece notes arrests among locals and mentions a train incident linked to unrest near Belts neluwnd.
A London led wire reports King Edward granted the Duke of Bath a ceremonial title or favor. The message notes high honors conferred by the crown, reflecting regnal prerogatives and court ceremonial distinctions.
Four small fires discovered today at different locations near the Hotel Majestic on Great Northern Street are believed incendiary. Police suspect an organized attempt to create panic in large hotels for robbery while investigations continue and previous hostelries faced fires last night.
Fragmented wires report three men killed and several wounded during dynamite thawing in a Baltimore office site. Names appear garbled but include workers tied to railway and manufacturing firms. Limited legible details indicate a catastrophic blast and severe injuries among laborers.
A Hamilton avenue line trolley jumped the track at Fifth and Hamilton in Pittsburg, overturning and wrecking the car. Twenty or more passengers were injured, four seriously, with workers and residents from the East End among victims. Motorman W. Seager crushed and other serious injuries reported.
From Pekin to Tien Tsin reports say the foreign envoys insist on punishment for the guilty with General Tung Fu- Liang's sentence potentially suspended until the court can act. The envoys expect the imperial court to yield, while German and British delegates await Turin’s instructions as troop withdrawal debates continue.
OCR corrupted text lists scattered names and places including New York and several unclear entities. The fragment mentions an Associated Press style date cue and multiple personal and place names, but no coherent event details or actions.
The Associated Press report details a bout at Youngtown Athletic Club where Wil ly Hanrahan and D-Jacke Monner faced Wirerom Vongstown and exclusive pro name from Philadelphia. Bonner was disqualified after a theater throw, leaving Hanrahan with the decision.
Explosion of gas wrecks No 6 shaft at Union mines Cumberland leaving sixty men inside. Rescue teams battle fire and gas, shifting to No 4 and No 5 shafts as officials race from Ottawa and Nanaimo. Premier Dunsmuir’s party speeds toward the scene amid uncertain hopes.
The Jeffries Ruhlin incident ends with forfeits paid by Atlas National Bank crews. No future match time or venue set. Promoters Brady Madden pledge refunds and an aid benefit for Saengerfest. Savengerfest board winds up affairs. auction sale planned for next week to aid debt.
The Associated Press reports a Cleveland Provision Company manager and his family including wife, two children, and sister-in-law are in a precarious condition after a gas leak flooded their Youngstown residence. Police and doctors rushed to the scene as fears grew for the wife who had become faint.
London February 15 Earl Atherst announced at a special meeting of the Grand Lodge of Free Masons that King Edward will assume the title and office of protector of the English Free Masons. The Duke of Connaught was nominated for grand master in succession to King Edward. the election will take place March 8.
Weather conditions and various local items are listed, including mining entombment, arbitration efforts, municipal training, and legal notes. Readers see reports on miners, court cases, and civic matters with brief notices and commentary.
Exclusive wire reports from Washington say General MacArthur notes a surrender in the Philippines. On February 13 at Ragane, 12 rifles and 1,000 rounds of ammunition were surrendered from swamp concealment, signaling strong Allied gains in the Bulwang region.
An exclusive wire report from The Asociated Prom Chicago notes the death of Colagrini in New York. The piece mentions his ties to the Brotherboat of Mailway Traionen and references a shifting literary role at Ville Weloud, with notes on a recent departmental transfer and low-profile agency duties.
Absolute calm returns in Madrid as all forces withdraw and censorship eases though minor disorders linger. The crisis is seen as postponed rather than resolved, with limited public unrest still possible in the wake of recent events.
In a Pall Mall Magazine excerpt from February 11, Kruger pleads for a fair hearing and justice from England, defending his war actions, lamenting European reception, and detailing his family losses. He notes the Transvaal reforms offered and the need for fair treatment to end the conflict. Cape Town reports Methuen’s harsh consolidation across border farms and further troop movements as Plumer’s column engages De Wet.
Wire report from Vienna recounts the funeral of King Milan of Servia who died in Belgrade. Emperor Franz Joseph and archdukes attended as dignitaries, a procession accompanied the coffin from the church to Curlowicz, and the cortage proceeded to Ryveeheddl near Belgrade for burial at 4 o'clock.
Maurice Thompson, prominent local figure described as a leading literary character of the county, died at 4 o'clock after a long illness. He was noted for his ties to Crawfordsville and Wabettel and leaves a town in mourning.
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports George Thomas a Black man was hanged at Heartort today for the assault and murder of Sie. Bunkesty of Savannah, committed a year ago.
A garbled text fragment lists names Washington Fob and Vi Korwenat among Saturday and Sunday mentions with unclear context. It references voting or political items but offers no clear event, place, date, or organization to confirm details.
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