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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1901
Page
9
A fragmented town notes column lists names, events, and schedules including pay dates, dances, funerals, and examinations. It mentions Pine, West Scranton, Hoke, and a university matter with terse references to dates and individuals, reflecting a busy local calendar with varied civic and social items.
A fragment notes Mears and Hagen offering garments at 8.05 dollars and 10 dollars and another item at 84.95 dollars with an attachment. The text is incomplete but indicates a retail listing or sale.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Mahon's shoe store at 828 Lackawanna Avenue offering terms like $1 and $10 or $100 but lacks clear action or dates. The passage appears to be part of a consumer notice or ad directed to children, with vague promises and no verifiable event.
The board deferred action on a request to vaccinate three children and referred the matter to the bureau of health. Officials noted the decision could set a precedent for many others and questioned the necessity given current provisions and local conditions. The report cites Dr Weis and Superintendent Boo ney among others amid discussions about inmates and charitable institutions in the city.
A lengthy proposed amendment to a local tax act expands city powers over public finance. It outlines limits on general revenue taxes, defines property assessment rules, and sets conditions for issuing bonds and purchasing park lands. The chaser strengthens developer and voter oversight and details officer appointments and fitness exams.
Richards and Wirth advertise a shopping day for men at their Lackaw... avenue store featuring fine tailored garments, negliges, hosiery, and straw hats. The display shows spring shipments and a new department with fashionable patterns and prices.
Davis Steam Dye Works on OM Peon avenue advertises specialty cleaning of lace curtains and blankets. The brief notice highlights expert service and home textile restoration.
In a quirky local item, patrons seek the distinctive Klean de eu crackers at Kelly's union shop. The brief note highlights a niche snack amid downtown commerce.
Jury deliberations stretched nearly five hours as Judge Edwards criticized the proceedings and defenses highlighted surgical cause of death. McDermott’s defense claimed the stabbing and related injuries were misinterpreted, while other cases involved charges of larceny and assaults with various outcomes and ongoing proceedings.
The report outlines the arrest of McDermott accused of attempting to loot Mrs Titigoon’s Monroe Avenue residence. It notes his medical conditions including paralysis and eye impairment, mentions a claim of a long jail stay and a defense strategy suggesting feigned illness, and references related communications.
A fire last night gutted WennWelook in Thomas C Grier’s Priceburg valley destroying his two story frame grocery and the adjoining post office. The blaze also ruined second floor family residences and caused about 4000 dollars in losses. The Priceburg fire company fought the flames but could not save the buildings, though a nearby three story house owned by Charles Robinson was saved.
Cramer & Wellson invites Scranton ladies to inspect a varied exclusive stock of neckwear fans and belts at Mt Wyoming Avenue, urging visits whether or not to purchase.
Mahon's shoe store advertises working shoes for Ned priced at 125 and 150 per pair. The listing notes Lackawanna avenue as the location and implies a sale or stock note. It presents two price points without additional product details.
W L Connell assumed the role in the municipal building with secretary Mark Edgar. He met with department heads, including Director of Public Safety Wormer and Director of Public Works Kreche, and discussed office procedures with former officials. He declined to announce changes, saying he will get acquainted after a five year absence.
The Thirteenth regiment showcases a grand new armory on Myrtle street with a three hundred foot shooting range, large dining hall, officers apartments, and electric lighting. Inspections of local companies continue as Major Miller reviews Montrose and Atherton, while drill, ball plans, and indoor baseball attract many recruits and spectators from neighboring units.
Nathaniel Sehbeiden and Mrs Bowi Pook, both residents of Ruth Washing avenue and Liver street, were arrested after being charged with selling explosives to minors. They appeared at the instition and were held in five dollar bonds for further hearing scheduled for Saturday, June 16.
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