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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads as a society page note from a city paper. Mentions Fahne et al and a Tuesday night gathering. Indicates a meeting or event at an unnamed venue and references Ut sete ga Bletey pair Gy.
Morning report notes a man lodged at Goeter station after a loud howl, later jailed for a county offense. Union Stage Mantle will conduct a concert on April 10 at Mile hot, featuring a lively program led by a capable committee. the event is billed as a refined, gentlemanly social occasion.
The estimates committee has yet to meet due to delayed printing but faces sharp cuts. Rising costs include salary increases, new offices, more electric lights, $16,000 in claims, and a $7,000 water rate hike. Most departments seek larger budgets while city revenues barely cover last year’s levels.
Strikers sit idle at the silk mill headquarters awaiting anil owners reply on arbitration. Local leaders expect Valentine Bliss and Superintendent Davis to return soon to decide between arbitration or other means. Wilkes-Barre strike success boosts morale as pay raises are granted to several workers. About 225 girls employed. strike to be settled tonight.
A four day personally conducted Pennsylvania Railroad tour to Washington departs from Central Pennsylvania on Monday April 1. The special train runs via Wilkes-Barre with connecting trains and includes transportation meals and lodging through April 4. Returning service departs Washington at 5 p.m. Thursday April 4 with return options to multiple points. Tickets and itineraries available from ticket agents. organizers include K. B. Marrar Williamsport Passenger Agent and Geo W Moyd Philadelphia. The Penn Avenue Baptist church will host a supper March 21 from 4 to 8 p.m.
A single house described as C large fines on Sehleger Price Building on Gah Adams Avenue.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names Walleritte, Ma Wel, Thanton, Marton, Franklin, Katie, and Mulan from East Benton. The piece reads as a local event notice with unclear context and several garbled names. No clear outcome or date is established.
F. C. H. Dreyer and wife return to this city after six years in central China at Ping Yang Shang Si Province. They escaped the Boxer uprising with Rose Palmer and an escort of soldiers, recounting a 45 day trek to Hong Kong and dangers faced from Boxers and anti foreign sentiment. Dreyer plans to resume work in China once conditions stabilize.
Antipyrine is condemned for lentache and yelter treatment. Krause's Headache Capsules contain no antipyrine, chloral, morphine, caffeine, or harmful ingredients. The vegetable capsules dissolve in the stomach and provide quick relief with no aftereffects, priced 25 cents per box with a money back guarantee.
Physicians warn grip after effects can outlast the illness risking pneumonia consumption bronchitis and kidney and stomach trouble. Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets touted as a safe remedy from eucalyptus and other germicides with a Memphis user praising rapid relief and restored appetite.
A broad public warning details scams by a single con artist posing as connected to The Tribune binders. Attorneys report being targeted, fake credentials are offered, and a large quantity of rebound books disappeared, with arrests sought for anyone falsely claiming Tribune involvement.
Patrolman Dave Davis arrested a man named Osterhoul yesterday on Lackawanna Avenue for being a nuisance and obstructing the sidewalk. He travels the streets seeking oranges from a jacket and peddles crackers from Kelly's union.
Arguments were heard on Martin Flynn's mandamus to force Scranton to issue a liquor license at 550 dollars for the coming year. The debate centered on whether Scranton is a third class or second class city and when licenses take effect, with contrasting views from Flynn's counsel and County Treasurer Price. A decision was promised soon after the bench adjourned.
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Company and Lackawanna township school directors settled the case yesterday. The company, the township’s largest taxpayer, had sought to block bond issuance and the use of 11 000 from bonus sales. Under the agreement the plaintiff pays costs and the defendants will not purchase any additional land for sale purposes for a year.
Arthur Frothingham and Miss Annette Reynolds faced a verdict in a malicious prosecution suit brought by Replogle. Frothingham appealed to the Superior Court, which ruled against him. Replogle now seeks to collect the verdict by pursuing a bond claim.
Attorney George DD. Taylor represents Julia Davis in a bill in equity against Auntie and Thomas Davie. The suit claims joint ownership of two parcels in Jermyn and one in Greenfield and seeks equitable division of the properties and proceeds if sale is possible.
Mrs Mary E H Cuyle of Crosy attest city filed a petition for divorce from her husband Almond Cuyle. They married on May 25 1880. She asserts desertion and seeks legal action through attorney John M Marie.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several personal names and initials without clear context or events. The readable items include Livia Curndivtia, Margaret Rhelards-Romaritow, and references to Cheba Duo and Obi We. No verifiable event, date, or location is present in the readable portion.
A woman with three years of nervous prostration reports two bottles of Lichiy's Celery Nerve Compound cured her. She says she hardly feels her nerves anymore and regards the remedy as wonderful. Bold by Matthews poe.
The inth aential convention of the Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the Witker-Haire conferences of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Pennsylvania opens today at Allame Avenue and Mulberry Street. Three sessions cover general business and missionary topics. the 7:45 p.m. evening talk by Rev. Dr. Maimer focuses on his plan. A special musical program is directed by Miss Lyda Caragan with welcome extended to all attendees.
Davies Tompkins of DHECN Tides was committed to the county jail by Alderman Mills for defaulting on bail of 600 dollars. The charge involves assault and pointing firearms, pressed by C. F. Sheridan of 126 Pennwena.
Coroner Robert plans to hold an inquest at the Green Ridge No 7 schoolhouse this evening. All witnesses and subpoenaed parties are expected to attend.
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