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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
3
A meeting of Wil Berke tenants and city officials took place to discuss the Thirteen’s path paving and related housing concerns. Attendees included G. Shaw and other leaders, while reports noted a Frank Jobieh incident nearby and ongoing efforts to resolve tenancy issues in the area.
A community meeting votes to appoint a special committee to draft a petition seeking higher pay for teachers. The effort, long discussed, aims to persuade the board to approve a wage increase of 10,000 dollars and offset tax changes planned for next year.
Joseph Ritslavage a saloon keeper from the Ridges near Aprelbald faced county jail after two reports clash over charges of wilfully aiding an unnamed suspect. District Attorney Leavis says investigations point to exact case details, while county detectives search the Ridge for more witnesses.
A garbled report mentions Prof Lund in Baffatea New York and a rehearsal attended by members of a committee. It references a forthcoming file next week, protests against work and a poetical critique of the Hilkers celialinit of the Ldedenkratie.
The article notes a cancellation or postponement of a planned speech meeting. It cites confusion over the revolution class, a dispute about expenditure, and lack of agreement from the solicitors. The resolution appears tied to budget fights and internal governance questions.
Police say they are not sure of foul play after Sally, a dame, was found dead near the Linden street bridge on Sunday night. Authorities pursue possible motives amid unclear facts while friends dispute the nature of the incident.
Three equity suits in Scranton involve Shaye Simpson and walking Jones as plaintiffs against Davidson Oakford and others over 875000 worth of Lumber Company stock. Plaintiffs seek return of stock at 10 a share, claim defendants offered stock to others, and allege fraudulent tender and misappropriation by directors and officers. The court set hearings and injunctions to prevent transfer pending resolution.
The trustee accuses Leonard Larned of hiding funds by moving about 20 000 dollars of Pendie property to Persockl, alleging the transfer occurred while insolvent and without proper consent. The court reviews the alleged concealment as part of the creditor bankruptcy proceedings and warns of further action.
Fragmented readable items mention a court case involving a defendant and public notices from a civic context. Specific names, dates, and places are obscured or garbled, but references to requirements for appearance, possible penalties, and payment amounts appear in disjointed phrases. The overall piece resembles a late 19th or early 20th century public notice page with legal proceedings and court actions.
The court overruled the defendant's demurrer against the complaint in a case involving It Willd Kise. The judge noted the matter is grounded and the defendant must plead to the charge rather than remain a passive taxpayer.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions names and dates, with fragmented phrases about a present sit and a wonky reference to a beverage and a person named Bwana Th. The text lacks coherent facts or a resolvable event.
The record summarizes cases heard with various defendants and motions. Judges addressed defense affidavits, certificate of judgments, and exceptions to interrogatories. Multiple defendants faced rulings on demurrers, seizures, and continuances with several cases set for further action or judgment.
The Tomlinsons, from Lee Court, face a divorce vote after Johnnie Leoni allegedly usurped exclusive rights while Tomlinson was away at night work. Mary J. Tomlinson is named in the dispute as the complainant seeking custody and grounds for separation.
The notice lists a summer timetable for the New York Ontario and Western line. It mentions Sunday travel adjustments and various stations with adjusted departure and arrival times. The fragment references trains and a schedule shift affecting riders in a local area.
A damaged OCR copy lists multiple unreadable names, locations, and times. It mentions gatherings or meetings with references to persons like Moran and Gandy, and various a m times, but most specifics are illegible. The piece resembles a community notice with scattered schedule fragments and ambiguous attendance cues.
At a recent meeting the charity group reported no funds on hand and minimal new receipts from Mrs. Duggan. The treasurer noted only a small contribution and listed relief cases aided, investigations, and transfers to various institutions while urging police cooperation and public safety support.
Fragmentary notice reports Adwin of the Young Mears Christian association preaching at Priestwherian church and Mrs Hyon Buckinghamt visiting her sister Mrs Povega in Sermington last week.
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