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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1901
Page
4
A fragmented note recounts a city schedule with a mayoral event and a parade. It mentions individuals like Dr W and Mike with families, a Penn Avenue outlet, and a hospital visit. A separate item notes a late night collision on Pine Street causing minor injuries and a hospital transport.
Madras laws chambray and ting ham shirt waists in new blues ox blood helics with perfect fitting and full sizes. A fine Percale wailet $1.10 special at to white waist garbment prettily made with fine sertion at 150 special 9. A better valet with finer trimming $1.75 special $1.25. Great assortment of finest white lawn swiss and organdie waists $1.50 to $2.50.
Mr Rute of 200 Mallsway Court reported the arrest of ALG Oieen a mage for disorderly conduct after a hearing. The accused and other suspects were remanded to jail as magistrate Howe directed. Officers reported additional arrests including a yogi arrested on alleged breaking and larceny charges.
A fragmented notice touts Wyoming Seminary with claims of modern facilities and extensive programs. It mentions a certificate in music and oratory, plus business coursework, inviting prospective students and noting L. L. Sprague as president in Kingston, Iowa.
Men's Oxford Ties priced at 1.25 1.50 and 2.00 advertised by Mahon's Wine Store on Lackawanna Avenue listing multiple price points for shoppers.
Recorder W L Connell signed a set of resolutions exonerating Frank Degnac from 1899 occupation tax, referring Bernard Dolan’s damage claim over Wyoming Avenue, directing payment of Epellmman and Jones judgments from the 1900 police fund, disconnecting a sewer at Lackawanna and Adams to the Tenth district main, and ordering the recorder and controller not to sign counterpleas or issue city warrants for a fire engine or truck.
The board of control building committee voted against lightning rod installation at city schools after discussing bids and awaiting scientific explanations. John Gibbons urged deciding the placement first, with votes split among Rodle-Dennis, Langan, Reed, Leopard, and others, while bids for ventilating improvements at several schools were reviewed and Maloney & Co. won the contract.
A meeting of the Machinists Union last night failed to approve ending the strike. President Campbell announced a vote would be taken on returning to work, but the motion was defeated. Some Lackawanna shops reported workers resuming, while others remained firm for continued stoppage despite hints of individual rehiring.
A large crowd attended the Serane to Bicycle chats open air pavilion in Lawrence for the first band concert. The event featured an excellent performance and the audience showed hearty appreciation. Subsequent concerts are planned under the club’s auspices through the season.
The N. KL Fairbank company of Chicago offers readers a complete course of cooking lessons by Mrs Emma Wing, available for 60 rents with a coupon redeemable for one year of Harpers Bazaar. Lessons answer student questions in a dedicated Cooking School department.
Local note identifies Hanley's Ice Cream as absolutely pure and giving its location at 420 Spruce Street. The fragment provides a concise business presence with exact street address in a community listing.
Testimony at Judge Kelly's injunction hearing in the Delaware Lackawanna and Western strike case features threats of violence against nonunion workers and claims of intimidation by strikers. Witnesses describe assaults, warnings, and confrontations around Lackawanna Avenue and the shops as the plaintiff lays out alleged coercion by union members.
Crowds lined the route from the armory to the station as the Thirteenth regiment departed in thirteen cars drawn by engine No. 12 on a Friday night. The regiment, in new Kahiki uniforms, received hearty praise for their appearance and drill as officers issued orders for lights out at midnight to rest before the week at camp.
The Holy Cross church Bellevue backs an excursion to Lake Lodore next Tuesday. The regular train departs the steel works station at 7 43 a m with tickets valid on all trains Adulte 1 00, children 59 cents The Griffin Woman's Relief Corps No 50 hosts a basket sale at Nay Ave park Tuesday July 2 Take the ten oclock Petersburg train a
Shop advertises half price Oxfords to clear stock for fall goods at 55 Lackawanna Avenue. The note lists Lewis Ruddy Davies & Murphy as the seller and promotes discounted footwear to make room for new inventory.
An advertisement notes a visit at 98 Mahons today and lists 328 Lackawanna Avenue for ru-Smoke the Pocono Cigar Se.
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