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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1901
Page
3
Community calendar notes a joint meeting of various committees, references to county and town events, and scheduled hearings. Local officials discuss road and canal projects, labor of volunteers, and upcoming public notices in a dense, dated town reporting style.
Fifteen students pursue a law examination begun this week in the law library. May Tomlin brought suit Saturday to recover 5090 from Simon Hotiernick of Olyphant for Wandering her. The hotel license of M D Aelita of Winkely was transferred yesterday by President Juime Edwards to William Shafer. Joseph Miter, linked to James Ford in Span, was released on July 4.
Fragmentary text reports a death inquest or trial context with several personal names and a petition for bail. Mentions John Kearney, Mathias, and an attempted assault involving Anna Krotehy and Towle Gorton, with references to a winery and a Silver Stock show.
A large excursion to Lake Ledere is planned for Thursday July 11 under the auspices of the Penn Avenue church the American Memorial mission and the Jackson Street Baptist church. Low transportation rates are offered to accommodate many children and others who will attend.
Theodore Tarves of Gamewell Firetay Telegraph met with Heevorder W. Le Connell director of Public Safety to address malfunctioning fire alarm transmission. Two city proposals were planned: overhaul and restoration to service and sale of wires and equipment with wiring costs and related repaving notes.
A formal city notice indicates Recorder Wed. Connell by Ieller Leetenday clarified the department appointment status. The issue remains unsettled with no definite decision yet announced by authorities.
An imaginative meditation on gravity and obeisance from hills to mountains and even trees. The piece notes London and Berlin scenes, and cites a playful barometer of crowd weight as a measure of movement, referencing Professor Milnes and a vivid image of pendulums.
A periodical argument highlights Dr Wiley’s stance on ample food as foundational to individual and national progress. It warns against both hunger and overeating, noting hunger guides needs while excess leads to social and economic risks.
About 550 machinists who walked out on May 9 return to work as the strike ends without concessions from the manufacturers. The dispute began over wage and job conditions, and workers are expected to resume duties this week.
Testimony in a civil injunction case reveals General Manager Peck admitted to authorizing stock disposals tied to options in the Cherry River Lumber company. Plaintiffs seek specific performance to honor options amid claims of stealthy, unfair manipulation to form a United States Lumber trust absorbing Cherry River, Lackawanna, and Newman holdings.
The article extols a well known laxative remedy called syave or Pies by the CaumoustaA Fre Syave Co. It claims the product uses senna and aromatic plants to create a refreshing taste and gentle effective relief from constipation while cleansing the system. It warns buyers to seek the full company name to avoid imitations.
Report from a New York World item about a scene in an uptown bid room where a pompous man taunts a jokester. The party bets on a final game and the room keeper notes the moment as the joke lands, with the room’s atmosphere described in lively, period prose.
A woman arranges a public speaking engagement for her husband in Indianapolis near his home. She hitches a ride with an electric car to deliver an improvised address on a panel. The audience responds warmly and invites further appearances.
Public school teachers for the coming year were appointed by the board of control after committee recommendations. D. W. Phillips was made principal of No. 1, replacing Miss Lees, with changes in other school posts and salaries. Kindergarten plans expanded with new buildings, salaries standardized, and eight kindergarten sites leased. Arthur Davis’s bid for No. 1 principal was rejected in a tie vote.
Fenwick Connecticut near Long Island Sound offers exclusive summer attractions and facilities for wealthy visitors. Accessible by New Haven and Hartford lines, the area features private golf links, driving roads, bathing pavilion, tennis, bowling, and a furnished hotel with private baths and elevators operated by J. Uhanield.
Rates and details for Hotel Clifton Lake Winola PA are advertised by W Moore, proprietor. The notice lists arl adl and other wellness mentions, urging readers to write for rates and more information.
Atlantic City hotels on Virginia Avenue and Beach offer sixth year rooms with en suite baths and hot and cold seawater baths in hotel and homes. Lovacion select and central within yards of the Steel flor orchestra. Spring rates from 12 to 15 dollars weekly, 2 10 up by day. Special rates to families. Write for booklet 7 Charles Ff, Cope.
The notice advertises Hotel Osborne in Atlantic City with modern appointments, near the beach, offering daily and weekly rates. It highlights new accommodations and updated decor for guests seeking a seaside stay.
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