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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
7
A garbled OCR text mentions a state hospital and a committee recommendation. It references the University of Pennsylvania figures and a venue like an auditorium. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment implies a public health or safety context and an institutional audit.
Today Judge Archbald will hear Thames & Sons of Philadelphia against Electric Paceline and Manuat Achiving Colony in a New Jersey district court. The plaintiffs allege electric parcels rights violations and claim damages. Proceedings start at 10 o'clock with Thither Howson of Philadelphia leading defense counsel joined by Powanet of Dennizon.
The final monthly gathering of Welsh Baptist ministers in Northeastern Pennsylvania convened at Welsh Memorial Papdehehurch with an afternoon prayer session. Rev B B Byris was elected president, Dr. DOD bookings secretary, and Rev L Hughes led a devotional. A committee of arrangements was formed for an upcoming event centered on civilization.
A report states Fitzpatrick struck a dissolute man and wounded a woman with a beer bottle causing fourteen stitches. He was arrested Monday by Officer Neue and jailed in $500 bond awaiting magistrate hearing. The case notes the woman’s weakness and social improprieties surrounding the event.
Al Dermott a Western Union messenger boy, aged 11, fell from a bicycle directly in front of a furniture wagon at Lackawanna and Rein twenties. The bike slipped and he was dragged briefly under the front wheels before the driver stopped. He was taken to the Coyne house then to Lackawanna hospital and finally home with a bruised shoulder and minor injuries.
In a Neary led trial the defense argues Herbert died from improper postoperative care rather than the stab wound. Testimony details a delayed surgery Wednesday night to repair an abdominal puncture after initial repair Sunday. Witnesses recount Herbert naming his assailant as Billiott and identifying him as Frank Tollerego prior to arrest.
John Rusiniak, 26, lay dead at his Austin Heights home after a Sunday dispute with neighbor John Dugas over pigeons. Dugas, 45, held in county jail, admitted striking with a club. coroner cites heart failure and possible fall as death cause. Autopsy found no skull fracture but brain hemorrhage and coal dust in lungs. Inquest set for Saturday evening.
The Dickson Locomotive Works has been sold to a New York syndicate forming part of a nine of ten works to create the American Locomotive Manufacturing Company. Chief executive Colloway will head the new group. the Scranton plant remains a smaller but valued member with 700 workers, dating back to 1858.
The chaser outlines veto power for recorders, appointment of the board of assessors and city treasurer by the recorder, and an elected city controller at term end. It limits daily deposits for collectors, shifts securities approval to the recorder, and removes ten mill general tax limits. Councils gain power to enact essential laws, set official salaries, and purchase park lands without public vote.
The New York Ontario and Western and Lackawanna railways announce greatly reduced fare tickets for delegates to the National Educational Convention in Detroit and Epworth League event in San Francisco. Tickets allow a stopover at Niagara Falls with a side trip to the Pan American Exposition and other routes via various carriers. Contact local agents or ABR. R. Lee, General Passenger Agent, 28 Exchange Place, New York.
Report outlines a gathering of Imperial council and Nobles Meysile Shrine with details on a sale and auctions scheduled for June 7 8 and 9. Mentions Uekel agents for parthoulans overseeing proceedings.
The Will Be Held Friday Evening in the . W.G. A. hedani business migetine at the Young Women's Christian association will be held Fridays evening, dime 7, at 7 oclock. Reports of the past year's work will be given, officers elected. All members urged to attend and friends invited. The executive room is at 405 Washington Avenue. The advertisement ends with a note about local products.
A convoluted note argues owners bear unseen rail estate responsibilities and that an attorney’s view on title security should be supported by the owner’s own assets. The passage emphasizes careful asset backing for lien and title protection.
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