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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1901
Page
3
Kelli seeks written errands as a reply to a request regarding geotagged steam data and related measures.
The crowd at the Em Peak Methodist church filled with fervor as Rev. Dr. M. Giffin delivered a speech honoring Old Glory. The sermon urged devotion to the flag and warned against foreign influence in schools, calling for the flag to fly over public and private institutions alike.
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Five new trolley companies awarded charters by Harrisburg authorities to serve Scranton Wilkes-Barre and surrounding districts. The North End Street Trolley, West End Street Railway, South Side Street Railway, South Wilkes-Barre and Avondale Street trolley, and Wilkes-Barre Hudson and Northeastern Railway will build lines linking central city routes to outer suburbs. The capital stock totals $800,000, with connections to the Scranton rapid transit system and related lines. Exhibition of new laws aims to open competition and provide full streetcar service citywide.
The performance drew huge crowds with lively acts by Vine Leaupe and Rarstern troupe. Spectators praised the indoor and street scenes, noting impressive dancing, singing, and a finale that showcased a “Slege of Vien Tsine” and a strong animal display. The event included hospital scenes and a dramatic exit, ending with a memorable genuine American country stockier.
Early yesterday Morching and Wan were brought to Lackawanna hospital with deep knife cuts and heavy bleeding. Dr. Lewis treated the injuries, one of which was serious. the victim declined to reveal his identity or give any details about the incident.
Wounded man and a companion fled toward a police station when a rival attacked with a pocket knife. The injured man died after being rushed to the hospital, with police securing the area.
The Moosic High series event featured primary pupils in costumes and songs presented to an audience. Misses Pithyl Tregellis Vina Drake Jin Desi Mintide Rolling Genevieve Schoonover Susie Ware led musical numbers while Miss Ligvie Cruiuip Caylie Trunges and others received prizes for scholarship. The board president D Muschull praised teachers and students for excellent work this year.
A spirited horse driven by William Brace bolted near the Delaware and Hud son road in Green Ridge Saturday forenoon. The runaway threat ended without reported injuries after bystanders and Brace pursued the animal through wary streets.
The Thirteenth regiment armory is finished and workmen guard access for the upcoming military ball on Monday night. Decorations are in progress, with a grand front on Addams and Myrtlea streets fronting Jefferson avenue, a fortress like facade, circular towers, battlemented parapets, and a red brick body trimmed by grey stone.
The article details services at the First German Methodist Episcopal and related churches, noting lengthy sermons, special anthems, and a Sunday school focus. It mentions speakers and musicians including Pastor W. Bondy, Miss Loup, and AL Melieets, with performances by a violinist and choir.
Fragmentary notes describe a temperance gathering at Pere Avenue Baptist with references to a religious service and vows. The text mentions refreshments and a parade or event on a festival day, with scattered names and phrases lacking full clarity.
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