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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
6
A Scranton couple faced Alderman Belly on a faithfulness charge after the wife was arraigned and committed to county jail. The news item notes the couple’s appearance, testimony, and a later plan for a Salvation Army charity sale with an auction and entertainment program.
A garbled report describes a vehicle or hose incident involving individuals named Balletter, Thomas Gritiths, and others on a street. The narrative contains numerous typos and missing context, with few readable facts about dates, locations, or outcomes.
A 11 year old boy named Willie Weliy residing in the Wayinbs building on Jackson Street was struck by a vehicle in front of the Franklin engine house on Jackson Street. He escaped serious injury though the driver did not see him. Passersby assisted the boy including Thomye Dey and another resident.
The Clotainbia Dbene and Vertcal company members resolve sale of their effects this evening starting at Tatelock. A parade guard will support the central city event Friday evening and all team members are urged to attend for the public desis parade.
Visiop Hoban will confirm a class of over one hundred young people at St Johns Gym on Soule Maine avenue and Lugurne Street Sunday morning. Assistant by the guestor, Mew Ty Ay Irrivker. Deputies undertake met the chief editor of a newspaper in a newz item.
The congregation of St. John's Church will hold a picnic at Weber's Grove in Taylor on July 9. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
The funeral for Reward Doyle who was killed on the Lackawanna railroad Saturday evening was held yesterday afternoon from the family home at 12 North Bromley Avenue. Floral offerings came from pupils of No. 18 school. Pallbearers included Thorne Wilshire, Ernest Wilkshire, Howard Edwards, and Gwilym Evans. The Weavers were Albert Pugh and Tom Thomas. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery.
The Ghwiere society of the Shigeo Methonat Epitcona elected officers for the ensuing year. President Mrs K Yo Plarrson was re elected, with Mrs W Lull as president, Mrs Joshi Paths as recording secretary, and a treasurer named Mere tleotaee bi Preack. The society plans a public event next week to raise funds and support deliveries.
Law S0chil hosts at Miss Sida Sayers home on North Rebecow Avenue. A parish meeting on Bible work held at Wavehburn Street Presbyterian Church. John Stage and Miss Mary A J James wed at the bride’s parents’ home on Thompson Street. Hairreys T Thomas and Miss Jennie M L Woolbaugh to marry at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church this morning.
Readable fragments describe a cantata performed under Prof Jol Walkenehaw with Ann Wh Mere organist and others, amid a jail sentence for charges of illicit conduct. The piece hints at a social evening at Cine avenue west and mentions a forthcoming entertainment and new member initiation at the Wel s Congregational church.
A jumble of social calls, births, and delays fills a Dene Hampton visit led by Rev Milman in Pottsville. A neighbor’s assault and battery case resumes with bail set. Community events include a Welsh Methodist service, Baptist youth meeting, and a benefit ball for an injured man, with gossip on marriages and local hires.
The Dunmore High School Alumni held their annual banquet and dance in Washington with a ceremonial program and music by Taner's orchestra. Attendees included numerous local figures and alumni such as Mareiek Sharkey Joe Miller and Ruthin Gallen, reflecting a lively social event.
Stephen Winhards of Wige street reports his son Miavtin, once in hospital care a year, moved since last letter while with American forces at Pekin. Cherry street yard hosts a Kinisean Tuan bler rose with about 2 000 perfect flowers. Mrs M O W Choanberiin of Blakely street at White Haven for her nephew’s wedding. Seaton family visiting J W Frost East Drinker street. John Boolew, State College student, vacationing with Thomas Pray here on Drinker Alley.
Pen Coal offers coal at 1.50 per ton delivered to South Side central city and Central Wide Park. Orders directed to 7 T Sharkey Cedar Avenue. Phone Huss.
Local notes from North Scranton describe a stray fragment about a game night at the Coon tavern with unclear details and missing names. The text references a milestone and a move but provides no verifiable facts.
An advertorial note from Scranton touts Dr. A W Chase's Nervy Pills as a remedy for nervous exhaustion and poor digestion caused by overwork. Endorsements describe improved digestion and vitality, with claims of universal usefulness and a sales address at Matthews Bros and Dr. Chase Medicine Co in Buffalo.
Local report from Green Ridge recounts a disruptive incident at a public event. Witnesses describe a confrontation between residents and a visiting group, with property damage and arrests under investigation. Police led the investigation and routine crowd dispersal followed the disruption.
The supplied OCR fragment contains numerous garbled names, places, and terms, rendering a coherent event or notice impossible to determine. Several personal names and organizational fragments appear without context.
Obituary records list Walter Sherman Thirp, son of Jennie KB. Tripp and grandson of Colonel Tripp, died Monday in Los Angeles. Also noted is the death of Miss Albie Powell, age 19, at her parent’s home on Eymom street from an abscess of the brain.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled phrases about a sensible man, conflicts, possible divorce, and references to bottles and crime amid jumbled names and terms. Content is incoherent and lacks verifiable details or entities.
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