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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
2
A trial recounts brutal stabbing with key witness Jane Bhenheim placing Hillint at the scene. Prosecution and defense exchange notes on identifications and the crossing fight as the court prepares for further arguments.
In Scranton, seven youths including Thomas Bares Edad Puadden and Martie Pheri face charges after a thirteen year old girl was assaulted aboard a box car near Mt. Pleasant breaker. Police, aided by witnesses Carrie Stiles and others, arrested all seven as the alleged attackers recount their escape via the West Lackawanna Avenue crossing. District Attorney W Th Lewis prosecutes. capias issued for Stanley Trepka for malicious mischief. unrelated cases continued to Thursday.
The court heard Winns Hull charged by HK F. Welle with impersonating an officer amid a complex tale of theft, assault, and witness issues. Ambrose Pigin tied to theft. Wells faced multiple charges, while Miss Stiles testified she did not resist and had been urged to press the warrant.
The document notes that Assessor John A Neways filed suit through Vasher and Dawson seeking recovery for April and May. It mentions board member Neals and a tense sequence around removal by Recorder Mott and election matters affecting the city's assessor board and appointment.
A garbled OCR fragment references individuals in Wales and Ireland with scattered names and dates. The text mentions separation, a return to home, and a possible case involving a husband, but key facts are illegible, making specifics about events, locations, or outcomes uncertain.
A garbled OCR style list of names and entities appears to be an advertised letters index. The fragment mentions various individuals and surnames such as Ken H, Albort, Willan, Brown, Carter, Courkrigit, and others, with hints of locations and occupations. The text is unreadable in places, but presents as a catalog of names and a postal service notice style.
Fragmented OCR text listing many individuals, places, and affiliations with missing context. Appears as a dense directory or notice page item with scattered names such as Miss Katie, Mrs. Keith Mabini, and Thomas Ward among others, but lacks coherent events or actions.
The com et and stabileners union will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight in Raub's hall. A large number of men employed on the new trolley road as laborers struck yesterday for higher wages. The Cambridge Steel board approved recapitalization and a special dividend of $1.509 per share payable June 25 to shareholders of record June 15. W W Ross of New York City named general attorney for the Delaware Lackawanna Western. office headquarters set in New York. The Trading Company stockholders met in Philadelphia to elect directors amid other business.
A large number of steelworkers signaled plans to depart the city for strikes yesterday. Several went to Boston while others to New York. The strike committee met to investigate the event with representatives from both sides, but no outcome was announced. News from Buffalo reported more workers in Buffalo shops than before. Substantial fund contributions were announced as the union's financial position grows. A striking employee was arrested at the insistence of a local official for alleged threats. Testimony suggested the worker cursed an elderly man. the magistrate ordered further action as strikers continue their protest in a peaceful form.
Time table notice lists trains from Philadelphia and New York via D and H to White Haven Wilkes Barre and coal region stations via IL RL and DL A HOR RR. It mentions Pullman parlor sleeping cars on all trains between Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Tickets and parlour reservations available through Scranton and South Pelham offices.
Train times to Wilkes Barre Scranton Carbondale and Albany and north points listed with hundred schedules. Notices mention Sunday trains and morning and afternoon departures from Gare stations.
Readable fragments describe a strike by workers at a local can plow plant in Old Forge. The article notes pay disputes and union activity with management promising semi monthly wages and appeals to settle the issue by Saturday.
Fragmented text lists names, places, and items like speakers and events with many garbled words. It mentions webs, shows, and engines, but specifics are unreadable. no clear date, location, or cohesive event description can be determined from the legible portions.
Erie Railroad Wyoming Division lists timetable details for trains to Tawley and nearby points. Departure times include 7 a m and 20 p m with stops at Newburg and intermediate points, and a connection at Scrumbot for a 1 0 p m arrival.
PESTO timetable entries list weekday and Sunday departures to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Pittsburg with times 6.45 0.38 2.18 4.27 and 1.8 noted. Hazleton and Pottsville appear in some itineraries. Metchinson general manager and Wood general passenger agent are named.
Fragmentary timetable of long distance and local rail departures and arrivals including Scranton, Hoboken, Philadelphia, New York, Oswego, Utica, Binghamton, Kingston, Bloomsburg, Williamsport, Northumberland, and other stations with various times and routing notes.
A garbled transport notice lists routes and destinations from New York area stations to points including Newark Elizabeth Bethlehem Pittston Wilkes Barre and Bethlehem West at low rates. It mentions schedule times Sundays and various stops such as Long Branch Heading Lebanon Martinsburg and Pottsville with express and local options and through tickets.
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