The People's Exchange Seeks Help for Houses and Property
Classified notice seeking property sales and help offers to assist housing needs. Advertisement outlines rates and word limits for listings, with a free option for certain ads.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
2
Classified notice seeking property sales and help offers to assist housing needs. Advertisement outlines rates and word limits for listings, with a free option for certain ads.
George and Kimball propose selling a handsome Terrace Street residence for 15000 to fund a new city library. The plan outlines a two-story brick property on Spring Street with ample grounds and a potential endowment from Carnegie funds, aiming to elevate public library services.
Early yesterday morning a mysterious intruder forced entry at the Carbondale Cycle Club on North Church Street Wanaboken. He damaged a heavy plate glass window and trath of mand and broken stim noted. entry gained through a reading room window. Authorities believe the break-in occurred between 4 and 5 am as copper contiments observed, with the parlor window also marked and the intruder attempting an initial entry through the paint.
Peet a famed billiards player from New York City will perform this evening at the Anthracite billiard room. He will give a demonstration of fancy one and finger billiards and may play opponents for stakes. Local experts from Scranton will attend to showcase their skill and judge the exhibition.
Notices issued Wednesday by the Delaware and Hudson company announce a ten hour work day for all mines starting yesterday. Other companies are expected to issue similar orders. Mine workers view the move as an attempt by owners to stockpile labor in anticipation of a strike.
The High School Literary Society will hold a mock trial next Tuesday evening. A wife of lnlceny in appropriating the war of $200 will be acted against one of the members, featuring a courtroom scene with judge jury and an array of eminses.
Funeral services for Mrs. Roger Meiowan were announced in the death notice, with details of date and location forthcoming in local obituaries and public notices.
The ceremony will take place tomorrow morning at eight at Saint Patrick's Church Scranton with interment in Cathedral Cemetery. Mire Mellowen, born March 4, 187, arrived in Scranton about twenty years ago and was a member of the Third Order of St. Francis and the Rosary Society of PMitrick's Church.
A disorderly incident on Pike Hijet and South Miln Street resulted in the arrest of a pugnatious hobo by Coyntably Moran. He was jailed after a tense early morning interview with Mayor Kilpatrick and later faced possible county detention for belligerent conduct.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a career event in a city building tower with garbled names and dates. The readable bits mention a figure and a potential title but lack coherent facts for a precise summary.
A ceremonial gathering at the Candorite Conference honored Dloeto for his long service while the host introduced Taylor Wish My Tite and Pallbat siteanatly camel Wheeled Adin Che to the audience.
The readable parts mention individuals such as Pontos, McAndrew, BOA, Rolly, Vela, Marek Obs, and Bebe Led. The context is unclear but suggests a local gathering or incident involving these names and entities, with no definite actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions Henms wones and Dlede Myrk with unclear details. Names like Jieoted ti Thve Asp and Dene OE WD Monee appear garbled, leaving uncertain place, date, or outcome.
Fragmentary text describes a tense situation with mentions of April, Brie, and a ninth period. It references a system or schedule and a tie in a plot involving yards and a location in Jersey. Names and concrete events are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Miak Dieteleh appears among leading participants in a Wilkes-Hiarre Masons event held in Woodlionilis night. Frank is mentioned as a popular figure associated with the gathering.
A garbled text recalls several individuals from Scranton connected to wartime service and a Harrison area event. Names appear as Thomas B. Waleth, H.W. Cleewatern, Patten, Joh J. Miughan, and others, though several spellings are unclear.
A fragmentary report highlights a meeting involving figures such as the Mayor and leaders from United Americgn Me union. The item notes a joint discussion at a municipal venue with unspecified outcomes.
Vronk Roemmelager Henry Carter and Prank Love attended the core ceremony of the Nobles of the Mystic Shine in Wilkes-Barre during a recent Wednesday observance.
Mice Rathcock, an operator at the Mell Telephone Exchange, resigns her post to join the new South Main street store of Thomson Walker & Co.
In Harrisburg yesterday Representative Philbin from the Mistrict introduced a bill appropriating 17,500 to the Kimer kebey heapltwl in this city. The measure aims to fund the project within the state legislature.
The Rev Hollin A Sawyer of Trin ley PSOH led a morning service at Christ church to Buschanme yesterday. The altar rite included holy communion and was attended by parishioners from nearby communities.
The Ladlee Ald Society of the Bepoan Baptlet by wilh hold a mediwt ttn evening of the Teahience of rein Slome on birket Terrage.
The First Presbyterian church annual meeting held in the auditorium elected D. Lathrope and M. D. Lathrope to reelected trustees. The banking and treasury reports were read, showing net indebtedness minimal and salaries allocated. Local residents and visitors attended, with notices of visits and arrivals listed from New York to Beranton and St. Thomas Ontario to Chicago.
A regional committee and the quarterly convention of the society convene this week. Speakers include local leaders and members from several communities. Attendance and agendas focus on governance, outreach, and upcoming ceremonial activities.
The readable fragment indicates a vault accident yesterday in the Northtotoe region with injuries to a person described as Tin leew. One member was crushed and a foot injury was noted with hope for saving the foot though the text is heavily garbled and parts are unreadable.
A garbled local column lists residents and visitors visiting or returning from New York and other areas. Individuals named include Alderman S. Jones, Jon Connelly, Beth Warren, and Mrs. Sarah Searles, with notes on health, travel, and daily social movements among Belmont Medina and surrounding communities.
A few hundred residents gather at Assembly hall to discuss a burning tax question and the Hazleton convention. Local leaders including Dr M. Shield and M. Hendricks lead the session. an electric street project and Crescent Company contract are debated with notices of later borough council action.
The St Patrick's choir led by Professor T. W. Watkins is preparing The Mere Milkinairs to be staged Monday evening at a venue with an open house. The performance promises a pretty setting and lively entertainment as the line forms for the event.
A reader warns that a four member council in Dickson City is not a full council and a quorum is required. He asserts police equipment must be turned over to the burgess under borough ordinance and objects to officers handing over gear to John Bentham and 8 M Hawk as proposed officials.
A large audience gathered at Wallington hall for a charity musical in support of striking silk oil workers. The event featured many performers, mostly silk mill employees, who received enthusiastic applause and encored numbers. The Grammillon hunt committee organized the show and raised a substantial sum. Participants included Fed Walter George Moran Willan Pineserate Mary McHale Alice Golden Kittie Walker Frank Moran Joseph Mylan Ferguson sisters Catherine Motlate Mikes Van Tren.
An anniversary event at the Methodist Episcopal church featured Singing by the Temperance Glee Club devotional exercises a welcome address by President Mrs Swarts and multiple Loyal Temperance Legion speakers including Mrs Vaughn Miss Jennie Keller Rev Mr Gibbons and Dr Bateson with recitations and doxology, five minute speeches and songs by the Temperance Glee Club.
A page note offers a two dollar price for a stylized cat drawing. It references Uhle paper and the vendors Mears and Hagen as the sellers or makers of the advertisement.
Misses Lucy Haul Mable Kelly Rose MacDonald and Kate O Malley, graduates of our High school, prepare for training at the Normal school in Stroudsburg next week. Cards announce the forthcoming marriage of Miss Fannie Smith and Arthur LeGrande Clarke of Green Grove, to be held at their Greenview home. Local news notes Mr Vout’s return from a busi trip and J D Delaney’s return home.
Fragmentary text lists names and places from a Scranton area page, with multiple garbled phrases and scattered personal and organizational identifiers. Reads like a collage of notices, captions, and brief items lacking coherent event detail.
Local residents attend a battered town meeting outlining arrangements for a series of arts events and rehearsals. Notable figures including Professor David Some and Damien Wat, plus groups such as the Taylor glee club and Ludlow Add woglets, prepare a busy evening schedule with rehearsals, social events, and fundraisers at various halls and venues this week.
The presiding elder Rew Ua Gi urges members to attend a Taylor gathering at the Merhettiss Nyiscepahnurel Fenioieniy noon. Mrs Marla Vaughn, president, hosts guest Mi Luivle of Lung Bute Nore thaleband and others as local ladies convene to discuss county affairs.
In Peckville the Presbyterian church committee announces a drive to collect and return any donated items to the rightful owners. The notice specifies the church will receive donations Wednesday, March 37, and urges ambiguity in donor intent be resolved before reshipping.
The funeral of Michael Mellugh of Oil Fore was held at the Old Forge church with many friends in attendance. After services the procession to Minooka Cemetery concluded the burial. Also noted were several local residents resuming duties after illness and others visiting relatives in Avoca and nearby areas.
Nikola Tesla arrives in Pittsburgh to sign a contract with Westinghouse for mechanized devices to test wireless telegraphy across the Atlantic. He asserts the project is more assured than before and anticipates a practical test within months, aiming to prove feasibility of transatlantic communication.
A fragmented wartime report describes insurgent attacks on the villages of Agius and Valu in the Philippines, with battalion units engaged. It notes a detachment of the Twentieth Infantry and Colonel Mehuyter’s Morty-sixt h volunteers capturing eight insurgents, and mentions generals MacArthur Wheaton and Hates reviewing units in a bid to curb the uprising.
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