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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1901
Page
5
The readable portions reference visitors and a public event at Washington Tower, with names such as Madeline Sullivan and mentions of a legislature and representatives. The text is garbled and hard to interpret, but centers on a formal gathering and attendance details at a government or civic event.
On a Sunday morning Markey followed and tried to unlock a door with a key on Peon avenue. He was arrested at The Center Street Khatlon hour and fined for being drunk. He gave his name as Joseph Keniniety.
A Philadelphia Bulletin fragment notes a woman described as pleasant looking while she adjusts a tuner. The brief line mentions Hoy miothentelin without clear context or full details.
Local Guardsmen of the Thirteenth depart to attend the presidential inauguration and military parade in Washington. The full regiment moves by car and train, led by Colonel F. A. W. Stile, with Major Robling Jr, amid crowds and fanfare.
Local bowlers faced tough competition Saturday night at the Roseville venue. Jerseymen defeated Northeastern Pennsylvania rivals by a narrow margin as Captain Wardell Green and Team Treyele led a trio from the Commercials in a decisive 249 to 41 scoreline projected by strong bowling averages.
Thomas Scanlon longtime city resident and wealthy foreman died after a medical procedure. He was born near Delaware and lived between Hinghinton and the Boken. Survived by his father Anthony Scanlon, a tax collector, and several siblings including Mrs. George Motmaghion and Joseph. Funeral arrangements at St Peter's Cathedral and Cathedral cemetery were announced.
Fragmentary text references travel routes via multiple places and a deadline. Mentions Washington, a return, and a price of three dollars. Contains numerous garbled names and locations making precise details uncertain.
An Irish tribute evening at the Academy of Music under John Mitchel Club auspices featured W F Shean delivering an eloquent life tribute to Patrick Pearse. The program included songs by Susie Mure and Terence Hughes with Athletic and civic orations praising the Boer and Irish liberties.
A long, garbled notice offers prizes of 25.00 for first, 10.00 for second, and 5.00 for third place. It reads as a literary contest with scattered phrases about aliens and writers, though many words are damaged or nonsensical.
Telegrams show Superintendent Davis refuses any conference with the Silk Mills Strikers Committee and reiterates an eight per centincrease offer. National Committee members and Frederick Dilcher push for talks as strikers prepare further action amid ongoing labor tension.
City officials discuss improvements to Wath Nase Aine and Connell parts with funding for Woollia park. The debate covers project costs, appropriations, and whether the total expense aligns with the shared aims of the town.
Crews transfer, schedule changes spread across street car lines. Officials announce revised run times, crew rotations, and new assignment levels affecting morning and evening service across the system.
Scribbled notes from a Scranton and Hyde Park gas dispute outline efforts to reduce rates and explore pipeline work. The document, signed by a secretary, references bond issues and potential projects, mentioning speakers and dates in an informal, partial transcription.
A garbled report mentions Master Earle Gulick and a range of unidentified figures tied to ceremonial farms, laboratories, and religious locales including a cathedral. In New York City discussions touch on entertainment rankings and various named entities, but the text remains largely indecipherable.
Fragmentary text discusses hunger and desire to see things smashed. Mentions a morning drink and a chaotic scene in a caf with garbled place names and incomplete phrases. No clear persons or events can be identified from the legible portions.
In-er Seal Specials list Uneeda Biscuit and Grahams packages along with several Kennedy and Tid Bit soda items. Gazette notes Athenia Ranonia Butter Thins Water Thins and other biscuits as finest baked goods in the cake and cracker line offered by a wholesale agency.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an evening event and a sale at a corner location with references to cigarettes and a New York system. Details are garbled and names or dates are not recoverable.
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