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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1901
Page
3
Local notices detail a community gathering at an evening event near Aldernign with seats, vendors, and a focus on civic matters. References mention the Lackawanna railroad, special deliveries, and a list of participants including public figures and local businesses in a bustling schedule.
Fragmented text recalls police, court, and public notices with names, locations, and actions including a military court appearance and assorted municipal topics. The readable portions mention Ireland, PP O Keefe, New York City, a military court, and several named individuals in a disturbed clipping.
The council completed third reading of a broad reorganization proposal as alarms and ordinances moved forward. A judiciary report urged investigations into several claims while a contentious two year term for the SLC and mayoral issues sparked debate among members and residents.
Buyers can find Anna seco hand organs in good condition priced from 10 to 25 dollars. Offers include checks and tools at Guernsey Hall located at 314 Worhington Avenue in Sorenson. Wo Gurney, proprietor.
A Dayton Ohio manufacturing firm showcased its program to elevate workers through shorter hours and educational and social benefits. Speaker Amo Shanklin described the company’s growth, welfare projects, kindergarten expansion, worker health measures, and living conditions, highlighting lantern slides and factory tours to illustrate progress and employee care.
A garbled OCR segment lists scattered names and terms without clear narrative. It references people like Mary, Meek, Wyeth, and Allen, with odd phrases and broken items suggesting a disjointed local page, not a cohesive event or report.
Valentine Biles owner of Kilk wire mill in Nowh Santon and W T Davis of Banyuolt Sik Manufacturing discuss settlement terms after a strike. Biles plans to move his Scranton mill south while arbitration boards prepare a formal proposal and a special committee studies the wage and dispute issues.
The notice advertises steam heating and plumbing services from P F and M T Howley located at 221 Wyoming Avenue. It invites readers to ask for Kellys union crackers.
The March term of the Common Pleas Court opened in Scranton with Judge J P Kelly presiding. Several cases were continued for settlement or set for trial, including Wolf gang v. Feranton Railway and George Cooper v. Beale et al. A mandamus case against John J Manning was withdrawn and a sewer contract dispute headed to a possible mandamus removal.
The court issued a preliminary injunction restraining Joseph Pendred and Jermyn borough officials from awarding a ten year lighting contract to the Crescent Electric Light Co. Honey D. Carey of the Jermyn Electric Light Co. had petitioned, citing bids by Frank Stocker and the Crescent firm and alleging improprieties and a lack of public advertisement. The case returned for further proceedings with Sheriff A. O. Perle to serve the order.
Mr and Mrs Matile Lewis of South Malin Avenue filed suit against the Scranton Railway Company seeking 20000 damages for injuries Mrs Lewis allegedly suffered in a July 19 collision in front of Nebo Congregational Church. The couple, represented by Adideayn St McAudree and Taylin Lewis, claim Mrs Lewis was thrown from her vehicle and sustained spinal injuries.
A court session yesterday involved Judge John P. Kelly addressing exceptions to a defense affidavit. The judge sustained the exceptions and ordered further proceedings to show cause why judgment should not be entered.
In the record a party named Mark K. Edgar appears with a date or reference to N. Calien der. The document mentions exceptions to an affidavit or defense and a rule to show cause why judgment should not be entered for the plaintiff, with Bolte noted in the context.
Mrs Kale Arta petitions for divorce from Jacob Air claiming habitual drunkenness and abandonment after their marriage on dune t Ish. She alleges he failed to provide for her and to support her appearance in court.
A court appoints Reese Gi Brooks and Samuel Willame as poor directors for the Middle ward of the old Scranton boroughs and for Providence township. Their three year terms begin on an upcoming Saturday.
Court notes reference estate matters and local notices. A reported disposition is noted with details on trustees and distribution plans. officials and dates are implied within the damaged text but readable names and places are limited. The fragment hints at a legal action and probate steps in the local court.
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