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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1901
Page
6
Hyde Park Masonic Lodge long stood in Hyde Park with a social session and visitors. An inquest explored the death of Edward Doyle, who died on the railroad. reports describe a sequence of family misfortune and a large lodge attendance from Hyde Park and other lodges, detailing the funeral and investigations.
Fei Peter and others attended a meeting on Ulje Wirehhian Street Pest control and teaching services. William Dads and Ceo of iwome Onin discussed aid and bills at the dawn session. The Chima Nu society held a regular evening meeting in the third floor of the courthouse, pledges were urged to support debt relief and teacher recruitment at the Billie school.
Meso Twivhd Rotur, widow of a Los Angeles man who died about five weeks ago, has returned there with her children to attend the funeral rites of Thounks I. deaes at a prominent city funeral home.
Names of residents and visitors appear with updates on illness, travel, and social activities. A burglary at a grocery store prompts removal of glass, while fundraising, church meetings, weddings, and anniversaries are noted alongside police activity and local inconsequential chatter.
A hearty invitation is extended to society members for a seasonal tree offering. The notice emphasizes community participation and the ceremonial gathering, inviting attendance and support.
South Scranton notes report Aranel 224 Ladies Cathalolic Benevolent caseelitio meeting at Pharmacy hall at 7 oclock sharp. They plan to travel to Kilights of Columbus hall on Washington Avenue for a contest with numerous prizes. Prizes include silver items and a gold pin. Afterward a funeral for the late John Gurkin from Nashville is noted with services at Cathedral cemetery and St Johns Chapel with a ceremony led by Rev. Mather Fleming.
A block of clipped items notes a sentencing at a police magistrate, a fine paid, and a ninety day term. a composite exhibition at Workingmen's Hall attracts large crowds. other items mention meetings at various halls, a visit by Mrs Baraciort, and plans for the twelfth anniversary celebration of James Connell lodge with Independent Order of Odd Fellows due June 26.
Instructions direct deliveries to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Address orders to 4 T. Sharkey, Ha Cedar avenue. Phone 6883.
North Scranton churches plan a joint season excursion to like Dlodove. Members of the Nort Kid Busket Tull Gein are urged to attend at the Lagerne trate on North Main Avenue. John Tobhopewell and J. Mithea recently returned from a competition in Troster, Alias, and Adrbel will coordinate Bible study at 48 North Min Avenue Tuesday at 4 pm. The scene shifts to Bucknell University where Miss Mary Protheroe Davies, daughter of Mr and Mrs Davies, graduates with the four year program. She holds literary honors, has studied languages, contributed to college activities, and plays guitar.
Prohibition league meeting details extend into a night session. The event lists participants and recitations, with the Women's Missionary Society hosting on Shoemaker Avenue. Local church groups plan services, with speakers including Mere Gilmore and others from the Presbyterian channel. Charles Newing departs for Wyoming for official duties, while Charles Carroll hosts visitors from Chicago in a Butler Street residence.
The text records numerous resident changes in New York by the BME Campas and Delniker street, noting Eto’s appointment as superintendent in May and relocation of Po Regmin. It mentions Ish Mes John Moones family moving to South Blakely street and a Dunnmore Luther company erecting a building on the Exchange hotel site. Albert dlenkins from Wichtiet circulating among old friends, with several incomplete names and stray phrases.
The readable text lists numerous names and phrases about a meeting or event, including Walter Fordhun and Mrs Woo, with scattered references to dates, places, and roles. The fragmentary wording implies an agenda or attendance record, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
A Methodist minister meeting yesterday reviewed an excellent project by Ploy Ho. Boor da PT Pleat Abey led the Average Preacher in preparation for a sermon. Members present included Dy Raves Laan a singer and several named attendees.
Mrs Gilhool and her sister Mrs Boultiaul with Miss Nellie Evans endured a wild runaway on Blwhurat Boulevard. A frightened horse pulled from the reins drove the vehicle toward the city, veering off the line as onlookers watched the uncontrolled pace. Police or bystanders intervened to stop the danger and secure the horse.
Two women toppled from a moving carriage near Nay Ang park when it struck a fence at the bridge. Both were thrown clear and sustained minor injuries, bystanders reported a chaotic scene as the vehicle careened away. Local authorities began an inquiry into the incident and witnesses provided accounts of the frightful moment.
Clerks employed by the city have completed the tax duplicate for the current fiscal year. Work continues to compile the resident taxable list, aiding in determining representation for the enlarged county council.
A chaotic court hearing unfolds as Aldermi Rindeds assigns piety to the list of suspects. Mery Dean and Virgite LyhE, among neighbors, face ratings and scrutiny while Michwell Ataustine and others await decisions at a late Sat night session. The case centers on alleged incidents connected to Aleve Hulily Mire Ann Kalle and a shooting near the residence.
The notice advertises travel days from Scranton with a rate of 30.00 for the month trip and 2.00 for a round trip. It mentions tickets and train service including a Huck Dinond Bapyess option, with pricing details and terms unclear.
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