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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1901
Page
2
A notice lists upcoming exchanges and services including a wedding or memorial event at Poplar, with Edith Bonson and Antion Id mentioned. Further service details and timing are to be announced later in the week.
Rev Whalen reflects on his first year as pastor at the Bepean Bapitat church. The sermon praises parishioners for support, recalls memorials, and vows gratitude to God while outlining future aims and community obligations.
Ten days of jubilee described in a fractured report with references to a conference and debt relief efforts. The text mentions a chapel and divisions, with unnamed figures and unclear events tied to governance and religious proceedings.
A garbled report outlines a pool tournament night featuring Shawn Situmdoay and Swingte. It mentions Amphires and Shiflerd, a Saturday date with a 9h start, and a tentative leader board, but many names and scores are illegible.
Manager Byrn of the Grand opera announces the Rovetone Dramatic company has the largest and best repertoire for the season. Miss Gertrude Shumadn and Lawrence ALG lead in major roles as Tonelli Dewaie receives public support. opening night is planned with a strong cast. Ticket sale details at Restle drug store gate.
A fragmentary notice reports officers elected for the Isndght Templar gathering in Reading during May. Names such as Sir Knight febth Shannen and Eminent Sir Silas A appear among the listed captains and trustees.
The readable fragments mention people and places in a garbled way. It references Washington and a court or witness context, with numbers and dates that are not coherent. The record preserves the scattered names and terms without a clear incident or event.
City offices including City Clerk Solicitor and Select Chairman draw party efforts as officials prepare for reorganizations on the coming Monday. Incumbent N. L. Moon and rival red Thomie vie for clerkship as others contest council chairmanship with Whitfield Kennely and candidates for ex adjutant and sanitary roles forming competing camps. The school board reorganization is slated for June and no clear winner emerges yet.
Mee Eiht 1 Dathawey longtime resident of Salem County pass ed away at Wildsight on Bale Vidas. She was born in Salem North Carolina July, 19—, married to Mr Hathaway later widowed then lived with Mr Tithe after years. Funeral services set at Presbyterian Church Tuesday afternoon. Burial to follow.
The garbled text hints at a historical fraternal gathering with mentions of Nobles, a Flaming Rag ceremony, and specific named members. It references the Order of the Flaming Rag and the Ateblat degree, with speeches about benefits of membership and notable attendees.
Fragmented OCR presents a report on night schools with garbled names and events. It mentions Vie Qrubile and Beawe Deets teaching or attending, a large Oliondine, a coal gud milk strike, and waning pugil activity among young men, with some taking advantage of the oppercuidides to Hibah ie Mek Babe Tee.
Fragmentary OCR item describes a scene on Wiedackiun Street Maplet chor, Seranten hast, with Ge. de Chreehy and Berean dhoarel. Names and places appear garbled but indicate a local exchange or event involving pulpdn and dhoarel in a city setting.
A fragmentary text note describes Thok Gel AL Tel by Pysleeue Jail with unclear context and scattered names. The readable portions indicate a deceased or detained subject and reference to a local facility. Details remain ambiguous from the OCR fragment.
The church at Milston will host Rev J E K Broil Head rector of Christ Church Forest City Wisconsin to preach at Trinity Church Wednesday evening and Friday at 4 30 pm. Both ministers are well known to Trinity Parishioners.
Two men named D and D appeared before Mayor Wiltatrick on Saturday for judicil disposition. One admitted to drunkenness and was dismissed after advice. the other, McDevinet, faced disorderly conduct and intoxication charges, fined two dollars and ordered to heed advice.
Sonn claims former membership in the order of Christian Brothers and solicits magazine subscriptions from Green Ride Catholics claiming clergy permission. No such permission exists and he is described as a likely fraud. A sharp lookout is urged for further incidents.
George W Gillies resigns after four years with the Carbondale Leaders kraft to accept a position with the International Correspondence School in Scranton. Gillies has served as city editor and advertising manager, and his friends regret his departure.
The 17 year old Miss Marie White died in Davenport of heart trouble after returning on the Saratoga express. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs J White of Davenport and daughter in law to Mr Edward J. McHate. Interment is set for 4 o clock at St Hose cemetery.
The Merchants' association of this city holds its regular monthly meeting tonight to discuss changes in keeping shops open evenings. Members debate whether to extend hours to a later close, with many preferring standards to end at a fixed time. Most expect merchants will not approve a yearly extension.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions School board Carbondale Olive Leadbelge and fellows in a Typographical union. References to a Federal union and a Branch Me National Andiclation Letter arrive, plus Younes Men’s Institute and Patriotic Order Lone of Aerio. No coherent event or outcome established.
The funeral for Thomas Mitchell of Brook Street was held Friday afternoon at Fortyrove. He died from injuries received at the Pottehone game a month ago when he sustained a chicken back. He left a widow and one child.
Fragments indicate a theft involving S100 from a sister named Mire Wigner, with John Allen linked and Meiers for Wayne county mentioned. Neary, suspected, expected to testify in the case, while the shipment details and morning timing remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A derailment of a heavily loaded car disrupted traffic on the Delaware and Piedmont line. On Dundall Street, men worked for nearly an hour to clear the wreck and restore service.
An ailing leader plans a trip to Washington and Philadelphia with a stop tonight in Philadelphia and a homeward expression tomorrow, outlining a brief presidential itinerary and health caveats.
Musines No. 318 and 320, assigned to the Delaware and Hudson commons, were taken out of service due to a disablement of Unicama components. The engines have been turned out for repairs and restoration to operation.
A Barkers union gathers in the hall to discuss a dispute over Tony Letts with attendees including representatives from Ren Peal and Linnertaunve. The meeting aims to resolve attendance and leadership questions.
A brief local race ended with Catlon Cambell narrowly beating rivals in Scernanion as Andrew Mack’s production aided the event setup. Friday evening saw the finish near the city center with community turnout.
Epworth League hosts a social event announced by the Fyeparth League of the Pipe Abed. Details are limited in the notice.
Fragmentary text recalls a Wednesday evening program at a theater or venue with references to a feature reel and an hour and a half duration. The readable parts suggest a scheduled show or segment but lack clear names, places, or outcomes.
At the Trew Botel Anertoan tonight Dr. Devil J. Bailey will entertain members of the Carbondale Medical Society with speeches and a Waltonhet, oil, and likely a reading by a fraternity inventor. The event promises a relaxed evening with light entertainment.
Mary Waterfield of Sonanton spends Sunday with relatives. Maude Harmison leaves for Binghamton to establish a future home. Miss Horshu Robinson and Heriot Hissed join Prog. Scott's commercial school. John Naylor heads to New York, and Dr Starkwellthys of Philadelphia attends a Pow cass at a winery.
Corrupted text describes local residents facing injuries and medical emergencies. It mentions Pottleh Coste of West Mayfield and Mable Hendricks of nearby streets, with details about surgeries, blood flow concerns, and a funeral for Nett tleeter Stocker. The garbled account references barbers, stores closing, and community figures in Jermyn and Mayfield.
An early evening gas explosion shattered Tiridae Street in Peckville. Neighboring Vaughan Avenue residents rushed to aid as a fire swept a block, injuring several and damaging homes and shops. Emergency crews cordoned the area and investigated the blast’s origin.
Fragmented text references Ollyphant Mors, Vos Ied and Wieberg filing, Patria and Wie, an election with candidates Devlin Borg and others, a hospital stay, and a statement about newly elected commonimens. The legible items imply a local election context and a hospital admission.
A village gathering features a weekly collection with refreshments, including Hert home-made confections. Performances planned include Viann solo by Miss Amun Surge, recitation by Miss Chepthetj Hieks Hold, and songs by Miss May Keontiedies Inet and Miss Nero Mason Nit Thoms. The program lists local residents and attendees.
Fragmented report lists residents including James McAndrew Salem street and Mrs Willinde Gilnow Mulia street. It notes illness in the community and a funeral for Mire Michael Wileh at a local home. The piece mentions the choir at Thomas church and ongoing work on a Jamon Pud din school project corner Wayne and Pine.
The town meeting tonight at the council chambers includes Al Che Ghddniengbere and AVILE Piehee in a ceremony tied to FD and public religious rites. Clergy members like John i Mutat and Pk Dy speak, while a local lodge leader presides over a parish assembly with a controversial civic message.
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