Interest Rates on Savings Accounts
A brief note states interest on savings accounts at 3 percent. The time frame covers the period from 8 to 9 o'clock with Wat as president and Connett referenced in leadership.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1901
Page
5
A brief note states interest on savings accounts at 3 percent. The time frame covers the period from 8 to 9 o'clock with Wat as president and Connett referenced in leadership.
A group of visitors including Mr and Mrs Rh Meow and other locals toured New Pitecqnetiofit and St. Migs Peebery area. They discussed ongoing issues near Banikation Molkwwhun and Piety Ga with hopes of addressing farm and city needs.
A blaze began in a heated gas stove at the Scotch Woolen Mill store on Lackawanna Avenue and was stopped before major damage. The stove overheated, setting fire to nearby tires and a carpet. Central city fire teams and Phoenix Chemical Co aided in extinguishing. A floor hole resulted, with no further damage.
The studio presents three dollar portraits to counter the claim that Golf Medal Start yields only costly works. The offer promises Arietically-well quality and invites viewing at the studio at seven.
An advertisement offers a poor second hand upright piano as a great cash bargain. It lists contact details for Casey Pall at 214 Washington Avenue, Heranton, Pu, with unclear typography suggesting a keyword or proprietor name.
A county commissioner's public statement labels the Tribune story about fee padding as absolutely false. The piece recounts hearings involving aldermen, detectives, and officials, noting the commissioner's prior approval of information before denying it and describing tense courthouse moments on the matter.
A blaze at 407 Penn Avenue in a clothing store owned by J J Hess distraught the front of the shop and sent a heavy chemical smoke plume through the street. Firefighters from Nay Atl and Phoenix battled a blaze that spread through stacked garments. Chief Ziskemann called it a mighty peculiar fire and said the cause was under investigation. The stock suffered heavy loss while the building housed four families and stood at risk of further damage. Josephson, once buyer of the stock, confronted by Coldachleger, led to legal action with a warrant for assault and battery.
The dispute over location for the Grand Army Memorial Hall ends with Windsor Hotel on Poon Avenue and Tinden Street losing 291 to 149 to Leonard plot at Adams Avenue and Mulberry Street. Ballots counted Saturday in the Hell building library with 800 eligible but 500 vote. board will act but plans likely to submit the issue to a popular vote.
Mesere Raymond Whitcomb announces a second series of tours leaving Philadelphia in April. Porthee Tarties magnificent special vestibuled Pullman cars will be used with dimiie cars and perfect itinerary. Address Raymond & Whitcoah Company 1065 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Pa for details.
Reliable party notes a large, modern single dwelling with city steam and a large lawn. Now occupied by Mrs J H Phelps at 715 Linden Street. Suitable for dentist, physician, or family use.
An ad offers a used organ for sale starting at $10.00. It lists J. W. Gvernsey of Prep on Washing ton avenue Beranton Pa as the contact source.
The Haxieton mine workers convention closes with resolutions empowering national and district officers to declare a strike or take other measures to press workers’ demands. President Mitchell declines interview. organizer Dilcher warns of a strike if the union is not recognized. A Wilkes-Barre meeting will decide the next center if operators ignore the union.
OCR fragment outlines a competition note with garbled words and missing details, indicating a likely event summary but lacking names, places, or exact outcomes. Further readable specifics are required to produce a precise headline and summary.
At a Local No 058 Mul ted Mine Workers of America meeting recent bills were discussed and unanimously endorsed. The items include leadership selections and provisions for clerk, weighman and professional duties, with officers named such as Thames Pile and Sigmoddotoy Polow.
H. H. Price of Rendham died instantly when he fell from a wagon near Clark's Summit while Wot Prices also of Rendham died of heart failure on Saturday as he drove home from C Kirk's Suni. The body was carried back to Rendham for burial.
The organization reports rapid membership gains with over 70 new members added and multiple committees securing recruits. A timeline targets May 1 for cornerstone laying and mass meetings to recruit additional delegates, with foundation excavation underway and plans to appoint a speaker for Founder’s Day events.
John Moran of Wick Putonim Street was taken to Lackawanna hospital late Saturday night with a broken leg after an attempted robbery on Perna Street. Moran said three men demanded his cash and one struck his left toe with a kick causing the fracture. Moran cried Murder as help arrived and the assailants fled into the darkness.
A fragment from a Berminton notice lists Guernsey Hall and OM Weslington Avenue. It mentions a plane service promising town delivery, prices, and terms from J. W. Cicer, proprietor.
The Lackawanna wreck at Slateford Saturday afternoon left engineer Lynn Chase of Factoryville dead and fireman Noble Jotinetan injured. The collision occurred at fifty miles per hour as the train No. 4 approached the switch. Conductor and crew reported no response from Chase to signals, and the train derailed, with cars piling and damage extensive. Chase, weighing about 240 pounds, was taken to his home for funeral arrangements, as authorities note his death likely occurred before the train halted.
A Civil War veteran and member of the Grand Army of the Republic and a prominent Mason, he is survived by a wife formerly Miss Hannah Capswell of Portoryville and a daughter. Siblings include Mrs John T. Richards, Mrs Erastus Dwyer, and Edward J. Chow. The article also mentions a freight train wreck at Slateford with injuries to several crew members.
A garbled local note mentions Upwight Phinw and references various places and names including Wah Washington and Clonee JE. The text appears as damaged OCR with scattered names and addresses, lacking clear event details or outcomes.
The Scranton Gas and Water Company and the Hyde Park Gas Company set out a price adjustment notice for gas service effective April 1. The document outlines rate changes, billing procedures, and consumer protections, calling for careful payment and informing customers of the new charges and terms.
A large refrigerator is offered for sale at Marvels Market located on Spree Street near Penn Avenue. The listing highlights a low price and recent condition, appealing to shoppers seeking affordable household appliances.
Immense stock of sterling silver spoons forks knives and cased goods promoted for wedding presents. The advertisement declares twenty five years of reputation and invites customers to inspect the vast collection for celebratory gifts.
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