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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1901

Page

6

West Scranton Watchman Robbery and Assault Report

A man described as a fellow was held up and robbed at the corner of Pylee street and tyde Park avenues by two highwaymen. He was knocked down and relieved of his watch and valuables while others feared for safety on North Hyde Park Avenue. Patrolmen Jones and Evans assisted in the search but the suspects were not found. the victim intends to identify them.

Hyde Park Avenue Good Fellows Pylee Street Tyde Park Avenus Lome Qadine Thomas Jones Colwell Thomas Evans

Special Officer Assaulted Near Renner Street After Night Out

The wounded officer, Jones Colwell, was assaulted late at night on Renney Street crossing near Scamaten, with two strangers involved. He was beaten and a revolver fired, leaving him injured and the assailants fleeing toward the area. Police are investigating and seeking information on the incident and suspects.

West Park Sees Nightly Screams Calls for Lights and Police

Residents report nightly screams and mutterings from young women lured into dark plots by designsome young men. Some blame the women, recalling two past assaults nearby. Call for electric lights and stronger police protection in the area.

West Park

All-Collegiate to Meet West Side Browns at Athletic Park

Next Saturday at Athletic Park the All-Collegiate team faces the West Side Browns in a notable exhibition. The college squad has held practice at the park, aiming to win, while the Browns have strengthened their lineup led by manager Thorn. The game is for enjoyment with no admission charged.

Athletic Park West Side Browns Brewls Muangger Thorns

Dismel Deputy Linkers Delay West Beranton Assembly

The group responsible for forming an assembly in West Beranton postponed the event due to Boston official A. J. Thites’ delayed arrival. A ceremony and social session are planned with prominent local venues and a new date to be set.

Dismel Weet Beranton Supe A. J. Thites Boston Heal Ateneo Tah

Cement brick maker dies after fall on Morrifeld Street

Co. Rypers of Morrifeld Street, who fell from a workshop ladder a week ago leaving a fractured skull, died yesterday or today without regaining consciousness. He leaves a wife and eight children. funeral arrangements to be announced.

The Baptie Holds Northeastern Pennsylvania Event

A local organization in Northeastern Pennsylvania hosts a public event named The Baptie aimed at community engagement. Details on date venue and exact program remain unclear in the fragment.

Negligee Styles Highlight Satin Stripe Shirts

Fashion notes showcase plain white satin stripe negligees and tucked negligees with hemstitched edges. The reel of latest ideas features refined fine tucked designs and slender, delicate necklines for updated sleepwear.

Beautiful New Lisle Thread Lace Effects and Mace Yarn

Promote a selection of lisle thread lace effects and open drop stitch work in cotton and mace yarns. Highlights include a range of fancy colors and fast blacks. Encourages readers to shop the assortment.

Up-to-Date Neckwear Highlights Four-in-Hand Scarves

The article touts the Negligee Four-in-Hand reversible scarves as the latest fashion, noting the store carries a full, long range unmatched in the country.

Annual Outing to Glen Onoke From Forest City to Laneford

The group plans an outing at Glen Onoke dubbed the Switzerland of America on August 20. Delegations from Forest City to Laneford will travel via the Central Railroad of New Jersey for the excursion.

Glen Onoke Switzerland of America Forest City Laneford Central Railroad New Jorery

Union excursion to Harvey's Lake set for July first

The organizing committee for the Harvey's Lake trip on Wednesday July 1 plans a full day of old fashioned entertainment with family groups in the grove and on site lunch options. The event is hosted by Hampton Street Methodist Ripon M E and Washburn Street Presbyterian churches with trains to Delaware and Hudson depot at 6 oclock sharp and tickets 5 for adults 60 cents for children.

Harvey's Lake Yhose Hampton Street Tieketa

Scranton Notices and Local Goings On In Brief

Assessor Chailyin Jones and sister Dora Jones depart for Duke Sheridan. Bellevue to Lake Leclere excursion drew two coach sections for parishioners. Mrs Thomas McDonough and Leona visit Scranton friends. West Scranton newsboys urged to join parade at 7 tomorrow. Funeral attended by Dr and Mrs Th... Davis at Cofford. Railways undertake roadwork on West Linden Street. Annie P. Pfef and Mrs Hermann Rolf visit Buffalo Niagara Falls Island Rapids. Minister Hopkins led funeral service for Mire Thomas A. Thirria. interment at Wroekhurn Street Cemetery. Families relocate to Minneapolis, Minn. New York visitors at Washburn Street. Children of Mr and Mrs Athens McGott interred at tathedmall Cemetery. First Baptist church on Louis Malln Avenue near completion. dedicatory movements planned. Small fire at Patrick Morris’s home on Railroad Avenue caused by children playing with matches. flames put out. Prem W. Pp. Mawards and family return from Wilkes-Barre. a son born to Willan A. Brewting and wife. Arthur Theese returns from Philadelphia as musician at Netherwood Hotel. Myrtle Wraught summering at Harvey’s Take. Public Safety director Wormeer seeking bids for repairs to Columbia lowe N one. Mrs Z Taberts returns from visit to Middle Granville and Albany. West Side Driving Club meeting announced at Deckelntiek’s LOMOTOW Pe Venry.

Chailyin Jones Dora Jones Hyde Park Avenue Duke Sheridan Father O'Doennell Bellevue Lake Leclere Ack Thomas McDonough Leona Scranton Street Wandling West Scranton Price J. Hewnoleds Gi H Thewnolds Theeniele Morgan Daniels Th. O D. Davis Cofford Buffalo Niagara Island Rapids Mich Teon. DD Hopkins First Welsh Baptist Church Thomas A. Thirria Daeckeon Atpeet Wroekhurn Street T. Merei Mee Anthens McGott Greew Flrat Louis Mallnvenue Patrick Morrissy Railroad Avenue Prem W. Pp Sid Tipp Park Mmive Wilkes- Barre Willan A. Brewting Jackson Sttreet Arthur Theese Lidtiwetle Street Phiinfield N. J Netherwood Hotel Mise Myrtle Wraught South Ryde Park Avenue Harvey's Take Z. Taberts South Main Avenue

Funeral services for Thomas Dershimor held yesterday

Nee Charlee HH Newing of the Methodist Episcopal church presided at the funeral of Thomas Dershimor yesterday afternoon. Many friends attended and King Solomon lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, of which the deceased was a member, was well represented. Pallbearers named, interment at Dunmore cemetery. Social on church lawn by Christian Endeavor society raised funds for the cemetery treasury. William Young of Englewood visiting town. Ladies Aid to hold lawn social at Mrs Peter Bleglie's home in Limistee with cream and cake. public invited.

Nee. Charlee HH. Newing Methodist Episcopal Church Thomas Dershimor King Holomon Lodge A. L. Francois Mark Bishop A. E. Brown Andrew Marsh Henry Webber John Fidiani W. J. Pal Peter Bleglie Limsileete William Hh

Kemp's Balm Claim Sample Bottle Offer

An ad promises a great surprise for users of Kemp's Balm for the throat and lungs a gold on its merits sample bottle offered by the proprietor. It claims to relieve acute or chronic coughs and a remedy available at the price of one dollar.

Obituary notes and unclaimed letters at Dunmore postoffice

Mrs James Lucker of Apple Street died yesterday after a short illness with cholera infantum. Mrs John Palmer of Cherry Street returns from New York City. Merc A P McDonough, severely injured Monday, is recovering as well as can be expected. Letters remaining unclaimed through July 20 1901 at Dunmore postoffice include William Abbott Anthony Bourke 6244 Manor Avenue Mrs Wille Cramar Thomas Corcoran Nealis Connelly Walter Chanwater Quincy and Electric Avenues Fred A Reer W K Jones John Kelly Minnie Norton care Richard Ruddy Anthony Pace Gregorio Prignano Andrea Cacdesa

James Lucker Apple Street John Palmer Cherry Street New York City Merc. A

Enterprising man fined after hidden speakeasy found

Stephen Mister of Clearview street, suspected of running a speakeasy, was visited by Lt Lona Day and officers Trows and Palmer. A rear pit, six by ten feet, contained a large quantity of beer with whiskey. He was fined £90 at a hearing before Police Magistrate Fidler.

Stephen Mister Clearview Street Lona Day Trows Palmer Misler Fidler Misier Pala

Fall of Roof Kills Man in Cayuga and Injures Laborer

A roof collapse in Cayuga on Monday killed John Satula a tit er and seriously injured Lewis Concrest a laborer. Concrest was taken to Moser Taylor hospital. Satula resided on Crosse street.

Cayuga John Satula Lewis Concrest Moser Taylor Hospital Satula Martle Crosse Street

Local social and crew movement near Clark's Summit

Foreman Owens from Hriac hin mine is appointed to Storrs colliery. Mise Raehel Owens returns from Hartford. Miss Frances May Guess and Mabel Williams of North Main ave return from Clark's Summit. Jennie Thomas of Pittston visiting the Mayo family. An ice cream social at Mere Daniel Heese’s home to aid the Welsh Congregational fund. A lawn social at Mrs Thetis Willams home on Willidne street tomorrow. Mrs Getortie Rielharde and Miles Hattie Richards visiting New York. Patrolman Thomas Watkins and John Staltry begin vacations tomorrow. Foreman Finlay Rose is the day man this week.

TR. Owens Hriachin Storrs Mise Raehel Owens Iis Hartford Toy Spring Street Honel Ehtreh Thetis ZA. Willams Willidne Street Getortie Rielharde Warren Street Miles Hattie Richards School Street New York Patrolmnan Thomas Watkins John Staltry Futrolvien Finlay Rose

Obituary of Mrs G Schoonmaker of Binghamton

Mrs G Schoonmaker of Binghamton died at Oak Terrace Tuesday morning after a year as an invalid. Born Louka Jane Teed in Windham, New York in 1840, she married T G Schoonmaker thirty five years ago and settled in Boran ten, supporting St Luke's Church and teaching in its Sunday school. She was noted for acts of charity and church involvement.

Bor Windsor Broome County New York Wand Spencer al Adaline Nis. Weed Episcopal Clarch Binghamton T. G. Schoonmaker Hey Hushlind Boranten St. Luke's Church Schoonmaker Wibe Scranton Milion Jerhape Presbyterian Church Velture Ludley’ Aid Society

Bargain Shoes for Women Men and Misses at Low Prices

A sale listing diverse footwear with prices around $1.25 to $3.00. Items include Women s Fish Grade Button and Lace Shoes, High Grade Vici Kid Oxford Ties, Patent Leather San dals, Black Kid Lace Shoes, Dongola Kid Oxford Ties, and Men s Russian Calf Hand Sewed Shoes. Sizes and widths vary with solid leather and flexible soles emphasized.

Obituaries from a City Newspaper Include Several Death Notices

Several funeral notices and obituaries appear for residents including Mrs. Mary Spencer, Dennis Hartnett, Miss Mary Womacn, and James Hindasy. The notices describe recent deaths, burial arrangements, and surviving relatives, with services scheduled on upcoming Thursdays and local church associations noted.

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