City Notes and Events in Toner County
Readable snippets report public meetings transit lines and hospital updates. Mentions include Pine Street activity at noon and the county paper shows hospital and police activity along with a charity event.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1901
Page
3
Readable snippets report public meetings transit lines and hospital updates. Mentions include Pine Street activity at noon and the county paper shows hospital and police activity along with a charity event.
Warrants were issued yesterday from Alderman Fidler for Thewky Tess of North Sornton on perjury and disorderly conduct. Payne testified that Tess swore falsely against her at a hearing before the alderman. The defendant, accused of creating disturbance on the street, faces a hearing in the township today.
The hearing on charges against strikers included Alderman Millar and witness Jota OPeller amid claims by Keller that neither side used indecent language. The case was continued to the common pleas court by Attorney WG Boyle as the defense asserts lack of proof of intent and recognition of the alleged offense.
Fragmented OCR notes describe court proceedings and clerical actions at a federal court. Names include H W Lourhe and George Sn., with Samuel Ralley of Danville and Mulley & Klose involved in a petition filed with Clerk Eo Woscurte.
The delinquent tax ee for year 100 may be paid at the City Treasurer’s office. Three per cent was added September 1, 1400 and a further one per cent each month thereafter until paid. City Treasurer K. J. Robinson, Smoke the Pocono ic cigar.
Borough solicitor John H. Bonner says Moosic will appeal all 40 damage awards from Maint Street grading. Awards ranged from 59 to 450, with total dam ages around 6 000 dollars. Many property owners and the borough express dissatisfaction.
Beranton and Wilkes-Barre master plumbers schedule a joint outing at Ransom Point on Saturday. The Master Horseshoers' association plans an escortation for the event. August 17. A Pitteton Master Horseshoers' delegation met last night to arrange the combined affair.
A local alderman used police magistrate powers to sentence Patrick Malloney of Phelps Street to ninety days in county jail for wife beating. The act marks a first use of summary conviction in Scranton for a second class city magistrate.
Charle Baninen Willam Boyle and Bert Holtham appeared in police court after alleged break ins arson and robbery on Wyoming Avenue and nearby properties. They faced charges including burglary arson theft and conspiracy with bail set for their next court appearance.
A damaged text recounts a sermon about speech and pride with scattered names and scenes. The narrative hints at a pulpit debate, a doctor, a dog, and a crowd in a Victorian tone, with laconic notes on ethics and rhetoric.
A Behriever develops negations for use in a trial order, outlining method and purpose. The document explains why producing negatives benefits the case strategy and admissibility considerations.
The council wrestles with reversing Purchases of Howe contracts and expenses for hose and electric lights. Keller challenges motives while Haggerty defends measures as officials seek to correct awarded supplies and plan new bids.
An old advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Balm as a universal remedy for painful feet, itching toes, corns, and ingrown nails. It claims instant relief from warts and discomfort, promising great comfort and relief, and urges readers to buy from druggists or via mail order trials.
The city council moves to form a two select and three common member joint committee under second class city laws to study expanding the council. Resolutions passed in both branches with no opposition, tied to an upcoming spring election and potential court ruling on extra councilmen.
A serialized reminiscence recalls Madame Melba in social scenes with wealthy patrons and admirers. The piece highlights her grace, musical prowess, and insistence on selecting guests, while lampooning high society and its pretensions through witty anecdotes and dialogue.
Testimony recited in Honesdale courtroom as Winans Hull of Carbondale faces murder charge in Wayne County. Witnesses include Miss Schoonover and Mrs Getz linking Hull to the victim Edwin Schoonover, with coroner Powell detailing wounds and knife evidence presented. Hull remains silent as district attorney seeks grand jury action.
Vague fragment references Atlante Olivy New Throum annex Modern Appointments and a hotel with capacity 400, dated or styled oddly. No clear event or individuals beyond scattered proper nouns.
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