Train Collision Fatality in Lackawanna Line
Michael Miews, of Pisneuth, was struck by a train on the Lackawanna railroad Saturday and fatally injured. Moses Taylor Hospital reports he died a few minutes after the accident.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1901
Page
3
Michael Miews, of Pisneuth, was struck by a train on the Lackawanna railroad Saturday and fatally injured. Moses Taylor Hospital reports he died a few minutes after the accident.
Andrew Cummings and his mother Mrs Andrew Cummings of Maylor endure severe burns from last Friday. The son shows slight improvement but recovery remains doubtful. Local report notes the injuries are serious and the family awaits further medical updates.
Nev P Boland of Towanda delivered a Lenten sermon at St Peter's Cathedral on the Catholic church as the sole true teacher of divine truth. He urged devotion to the Stations of the Cross and pressed the need for moral renewal to meet the crown of righteousness promised to faithful believers.
Court lists twenty-one liquor licenses refused this year out of over seven hundred asked. White House on Penn Avenue and the Dewey on Lackawanna Avenue cited as disorderly houses with licenses under review. The Dewey tied to drunken disturbances and a murder in its back room five months prior. Court considers remaining applications and sets further consideration for many names, with details of fees and city changes amid municipal reorganization.
The Green Ridge Wheelmen announce the formal opening of their new club house on Tuesday evening at 1 Wyoming Avenue. The event features five nights of attractions including a renowned bowling alley and booths for young ladies from Creon Ridge, described as the finest in the state.
The sale lists hall furniture dining room set bedroom furniture and carpets from the house at 024 Joferuan Avenue. The auction starts Thursday morning March 14 at 10 oclock.
A Slance at Onn window suggests how to arrange an interior borraine, hinting at a display strategy for Karter Goods. The note references a Gritin Art t's to guide styling.
Attorney General seeks an early quo warranto hearing to test the constitutionality of a 2nd class city charter reform and mayoral succession. City Solicitor Vosburg defends the governor's appointive powers and predicts a U.S. Supreme Court review if needed.
The article reports Ethelbert L Warfield of Lafayette College speaking at the Mire Presbyterian church on church and education cooperation. He traces religious aims in U S colleges from monastic seclusion to modern student spirituality and notes rising religious influence among students. It also mentions United Mine Workers local unity in Scranton and a small labor fund pledge.
The article reports Rev Janes McLeod D D delivering a sermon from Matthew 6 10 "Thy kingdom come" at the First Presbyterian Church. He discusses multiple senses of the Kingdom of God including the church, heart, grace, and future reign, and contrasts earthly kingdoms with the spiritual realm.
The Norman Liebig Manufacturing Co of Des Moines Iowa offers 100 copies of Sidhe’s Madonna as a free gift in each city with a one cent Krauke’s Cold Cure Capsule purchase. The firm, owner of Krauke’s Headache Capsules, shipped 50 000 copies for distribution and plans to limit per city allotments. The paintings, valued at 2 to 8 dollars in stores, are promoted without advertising.
Fragmented text records a religious revival with pastor Charles M. Giffin preaching to a crowd in an assembly. It mentions a long text of prayers and a public gathering spanning Wednesday through Friday evenings, highlighting a religious service at an unnamed church and the participation of several named individuals.
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