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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1901
Page
6
A West Scranton gathering devolved into disorder as a motion to expel Samuel Morgan followed Hazleton convention decisions. Morgan spoke to supporters on the curb while the hall emptied, with tensions extending to the street as factional splits emerged among miners and officials.
The report notes deposits made by the school over the week, detailing amounts and dates. It records payment receipts and summarizes fund movements among district accounts.
The Ladies of Division No. 4 of Daughters of Erin hosted an enjoyable program at Mears Hall. The event featured multiple vocal solos, recitations, instrumentals, and selections from St Patrick’s music, ending with farewells and thanks to all who attended.
Charles Wiklund dies at home on Washburn Street in a household with Mr and Mrs Andrew Wiklund. Burial scheduled locally with Washburn Street address referenced in notice.
An extraordinary sale promotes ladies muslin underwear with new designs and high workmanship. It highlights 7 plain corset covers and a broken lot of fine corset covers offered at special low prices, noting seasonal spring demand.
The manuscript notes a funeral service scheduled for Thursday afternoon and a daughter's birthday party hosted by Morgan Po Dantele. It mentions the Elecrle City Whitel men minstrel show moved to Monday March 8 and a rehearsal at the club. Also reported are the death of Willan Shaw of Pawlet WI and injuries to Mrs Kilward Hughes with a fractured hip and other injuries.
An excellent entertainment evening at Workingmen's Hall featured a large audience of well‑pleased attendees. The program included vocal and instrumental numbers, a humorous comedy sketch, and another short sketch followed by refreshments, ending in a cordial social hour.
Members of the Oriole Club held a midday gathering described as highly enjoyable. The event featured several solo and group songs, with refreshments served after performances.
The town announces funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Lageraming this afternoon at 2 at St Marys Church. Interment at Twentieth War Cemetery, Conetlah. Clergy, lodge and church groups plan meetings and entertainments tonight at various halls and churches. Immediate illness and hospital updates include William Ahrsden and Mrs. Josehhose. Cedar Avenue Methodist Church will host a New Maghind papper sale in the church parlors from 6 to 8.
Harriet Waite aged 99 dies after a long life in the community. The obituary notes family ties and local residence, with phrasing reflecting a historic local newspaper notice.
The council members doubt they can pass the appropriation ordinances before April. Printed estimates were only recently delivered by the city clerk and the estimates committee plans to scrutinize them again tonight.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is advertised as a harmless remedy for piles and rectal troubles. It claims instant pain relief and rapid improvement without surgery, with tests in hundreds of cases supporting its effectiveness and safety. Sold for fifty cents per pack at drugstores. Pyramid Drug Company of Marshall, Michigan backs the product.
Division Neil Andlent Opler of Wherine presided over an evening of eclectic entertainment in Washington. The superb performances by Verne Metis Thauitiile quartet and a lineup including George Moran, Willan, Malley, Mooney, Murphy, and Annie Sullivan highlighted a night of fine artistry and community spirit.
The text appears to be a garbled record listing several proper names and phrases without clear context. It mentions individuals and places in a disjointed sequence, lacking a coherent report or outcome to summarize.
A crowded social evening filled with speeches and performances drew residents to To AL Baris, where locals and visitors mingled. The event featured the Martens society and medley performances, with plans for future town gatherings and a shore of notable guests from Wilkesdiam and beyond.
Milton Kreege, a bell boy at the Hotel Jermyn, was robbed of two letters as a young woman about Lewiston years old intercepted him on Spies Binet. She fled but was pursued by officer Hockenberry and a patrolman, with one letter recovered on the suspect. He claims the act was a joke and will face a hearing in the morning.
Dr Aldinger, previously at Bloomsburg State Normal School, is engaged as physical director for the Foranten Young Men's Christian Association starting September. He will lecture and coach with Leeteyshire during the summer season.
The fragment suggests a claim that a medicine named Kenny's Malai can produce instant effects. It questions audience belief and mentions supposed improvements after taking the remedy. No clear evidence or credible sources are provided in the text.
George Kedaling, a T year old boy, son of George Ketaling of 1022 Mrohstrest, died from penitontthy today at the Mewes Tislor Worphtal. Authorities reported the death occurred early this morning. The family resides in the city, and funeral arrangements will be announced by the undertaker.
Frederick Duggan of Olyphant returned from the Philippines with an honorable discharge and a leg amputation from a wound sustained fighting insurgents near Nuvi fog Lugano. His service began in the Thirteenth regiment before transferring to the Fifteenth Infantry. a note from First Lieutenant Cowan praises his courage and loyalty.
A large crowd attended two basketball games at the Auditorium. In the first, Crackerjacks defeated Sanderson TN Stars, while the Nanticoke team beat North Find Stars in the second. Nantlodke topped State 6-0, matching the Crackerjacks 6-0 win over Sanderson Hull Stars. Wasker sparked the second game with two baskets, Skitterardan scoring two of three, McCloskes the remaining. Dancing followed late into the evening.
A local gathering on Wad Short avenue celebrated Mr and Mrs Kessling's thirty fifth birthday with a seasonable repast. Attendees included numerous families and friends while clubs and church groups announced upcoming Easter cantata rehearsals and other events.
John T Phopatell, a writer for the Pitay- Wietnin Register, mingled at a Buffalo Seaturing night and wore a strange coat. He found valuable letters and money in the coat pockets, belonging to a prominent Buffalo physician, triggering unexpected trouble for him.
Last league game of the season in the Northeastern Pennesson League will be played tonight at Elk Alley in Wilkes-Barre. The match pits local clubs against the Weal Hod Wheelman. A banquet and a silver trophy presentation will follow the bowling event and standings will be updated after the contest.
The Witners, the Commercials, and the Individual prizes will be awarded. Bowlers from five teams are expected at the Ionquet, with the tournament promising a bridge of glory and a grand presentation.
Willian Mulley of TIS Chip sheet employed by B. Haslam held under 400 pounds bail by Alderman Millar on a threats case filed by his brother Milton Mulley of Reck Court. Milton was arrested on an alleged counter charge of admitting a fraud amid a misnaming incident. he was discharged.
A New Orleans meeting of prominent Black residents led to the creation of the Negroes' Vigilant Committee to monitor and report threats to public peace. The group pledges cooperation with authorities and aims to prevent violence while urging calm and order.
A Newark barber eying Miss Moen Kura enfrenta a court over a hasty arranged marriage. Lilienthal, twenty two, is described as homely and with a limp. the piece hints at family pressure and an impulsive plan to wed for a $2900 dowry on a soon date. The groom reflects that prior knowledge would have changed his course.
Report of a British troopship damaged while en route from Ascension to a location near the Azores. The vessel Tonweuphte was towed after an event off Ascension, with lines and crew details noted. The incident occurred in March during the voyage from Peneriffe.
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