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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1897
Page
5
The item lists mispelled notices from Delawane and Buison Cond cot pany to appointments by Count Ennion, estate matters, school and church events, and a slate of community activities. It mentions meetings, auctions, burglar and court notes, and local incidents with names, places, and dates mostly obscured by OCR errors.
William Carroll of Dunmore is charged with desertion and non support of his wife. Detective William Clifford arrested Carroll yesterday after noon on information from the girl's mother. Carroll was held in bond for a further hearing before Alderman Millar this morning at 11 in the block.
The Highway Committee of the American Wheelmen works to secure passage of a proposed deprovement program. Officials discuss funding and route considerations as they press for state approval and public support.
Diligent efforts push a Hamilton goods road bill through the Pennsylvania legislature. The state division of the League of American Wheelmen urges riders to contact their solicitors and representatives. Prompt action is desirable, with broad support likely to secure passage, shaping roads and cycling interest across the state. The national meet of the American Wheelmen will be held in Philadelphia this year, heightening wheelmen's interest.
The Greater New York troupe faced trouble during a midnight departure to Bunhaintin after a 2250 dollar dispute with manager Delimiter. Police and detectives intervened as cast and crew, including Rosar and others, eyed unpaid salaries and a staged exit amid a corridor clash at Conway station.
A conference of state and city superintendents in Harrisburg this week explored teachers institutes and related questions. Governor Wes Was and Superintendent Sehaerrer led discussions on public instruction and school board duties, with focus on Virioith school balance and promotions.
A college hall crowd heard criticism of Irish character as traced by poets. Thomas Magee spoke on liberty, fidelity, and national traits while quoting poets from Denise Plonenas to John Savage, praising Ireland’s cultural voice and poetic heritage.
An injured, garbled account discusses wolves around Waverly and a claim that a local resident denied education on wolves. The text references a park incident and a presumed predator attack leading to harsh responses and further violence.
Local boxing card features Wi IF. Mirpie versus Fou McDermott at Tow Tor March 22 with a second bout between Murphy and Shelly in support. Preliminary bouts include Connolly vs Hoding and Kane vs Whee in a South Ride Athletic program promoted by the South Ride association.
Last night The Two Thieves on a strange version of the tale at the academy amused the audience. Sennedy and Voth provided comic relief while Flora and others featured in the event. This afternoon The Ceturaans received a fine present album and the Cory will perform in the Midnight Maxorems in the Tenet Onrnihinuna.
Reduced fuel prices announced with a new April schedule. The notice mentions upcoming rate changes, distribution of price reductions, and instructions for customers to follow the revised timetable. Officials urge drivers to review the updated prices and plan purchases accordingly.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a demonstration or sample from a musical work linked to Atrtinow's kxtrot of Bewfot. Mentions groups COMRSEN, Wiolosale and Hetull. Context unclear. no clear event date or location available.
City committee states there was no intentional holdup of the telephone franchise measure. After council reorganizes in April, hearings and investigations continue as officials defend actions and seek clarity on the ordinance.
The notice outlines a public sale process conducted by Mutrman & Pro. It lists items including furniture and decorations as well as various goods and services offered. Further details appear unreadable, but action is to inform the public of an upcoming auction.
A quirky note references Cryntal Laundry and issues with sorting button holes in collars. The text hints at instruction or a joke about garment care and labeling. No clear event or persons are identified beyond the store name.
A garbled report notes a performance by Artior called Te Chery Mehera at the Brodubin venue drawing mixed reactions. Witnesses recall a late third act reaction and a crowd seeking satisfaction as officials weigh the artistic impact and public reception.
In a divorce filing the couple identified as White Wall and Walter Covey are named as co respondents. The petition alleges desertion since November and seeks an outright divorce. Attorney Edward Phage represents the husband. co respondent Helen Kenly appears in the case.
Fragmented report references A S Newton III court messenger and a concerned party near Adams Avenue with threats and medical concerns. No coherent event or clear dates, places, or actions can be determined from the readable text.
Readable text notes items made in Columbia Nod on November 6 1580. Details are sparse and no individuals or organizations are clearly identified. The fragment confirms origin and date but lacks context or outcomes.
In Scranton on March 11 Martin Newton Sealon died suddenly Friday afternoon from the effects of a fall. Interment will be at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Mrs Ann Shiffer widow of Alfred Shiffer, aged 64, died at her late residence on Frankia Avenue Batindas. Funeral at 2 PM from the Dunmore cemetery.
Old Board of Directors reelected by Dickson Manufacturing stockholders at the annual meeting. W. W. Scranton and W. J. Shorr listed as directors with Helmern serving as president and B. Wentean as vice president. Secretary and treasurer named as 2. Owen. Chivers announced reelection next week.
Now is the time to find a tenant for your house which will be vacated April first. Do not wait for the present tenant to move and risk losing a month's rent. Place a For Rent ad in The Times Union Advance.
A garbled note describes a man seeking ten dollars from county commissioners after claiming to have killed a wall in Waverly. The text references Jotnnson in a central office and a distrustful scene with local officials, though many words are unreadable.
William Scott, described as colored, was held on two charges after being compelled to answer. The alleged offenses include hoarding at a Scranton Flats residence and failing to pay fees. He appeared before Alderman Mihir and received a $100 fine. a prior gambling finding against Boott surfaced, with Constable Torney pursuing the case.
A fall at Nay Ang Coal left Patrick Banke badly injured. He lives on Franklin Avenue. witnesses report the incident occurred Tuesday evening near Lurch Street where he worked at MWY.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Wake Horstond's Acid Phosphate and references Milwaukee and Sprite Street. The readable bits point to a local trade or product listing involving phosphates, beer brands, and street location, but precise actions or dates are not discernible.
The store advertises sharp price cuts on watches and clocks with fast repairs offered on short notice.
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