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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1901
Page
2
A fragment notes a building department item in Carbondale. A phone company moves a family from Seventh Avenue to a Bimpoon residence on River Street, with old and new phone numbers referenced.
In Simpson a crowd of about fifty women pursued a thief who had robbed a resident. He sought refuge in Justice Lynch’s office where he surrendered after a chase through the village. The women recovered part of the stolen money and a silver watch, paid his costs, and returned home. Two unrelated duck hunting notes followed with warrants issued for Hennessy and Edwards. The accused will be heard before Alderman Jones.
Constable Nears in Alderman James' court indicts Joseph Hennessy and Thavey Ruthwoards for reckless shouting near the Fall Brook pond in Mell township. Neighbor Willan and others observed loud quacking as ducks were shot, with Williams and family affected by the noisy disturbance.
Scranton residents report Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills relieve nervous headaches and related symptoms. Mrs James Watson of 915 Twelfth Street cites relief from nervous headaches mood and weakness after grip and notes overall nerve steadiness. Pills sold widely at 50 cents a box with the Buffalo company address and doctor’s portrait on packaging.
Miss Kit Cumings of Philadelphia and Thomas Padden of Mall Bronk Street were married at St Rose church yesterday in an early evening ceremony officiated by Rev T S Clatfey. Guests praised the bride’s and her maid’s elegant gowns and the reception followed at the hospital street residence.
The Christian adapts Hall Caine's popular novel to the Grind stage with vivid effects. Miss Lilli Vine stars as Cloris Quayle in the production's noted visuals and dramatic moments.
Last night the Cottage Hose cane pony fair in Murke's Hall drew a large attendance and strong support for the Worthy object. A carefully selected programme featured Miss Lottie Pugiiine and Miss Annie Pugiiine musical specialties, Miss Ola Chalise tenor solo Michael Kearney contralto Anna Brown. Tonight the event continues with additional acts by Scranton's versatile artists including Miss Marve depdian and Prof. M. Dordung. generous donations were promised from prominent citizens.
The church announces an upcoming anointing service to be held in Old Molles Meetings. The event aims to accommodate elderly parishioners with transport arranged from their homes to the church. Elders from older numbers will be invited, and those unable to attend will notify the pastor.
Fragmentary entries list various individuals including Ralph J. Baird and Grover Rivenburge as unknown recipients or claimants. Postmaster J. A. Thorns appears among officials cited in the terse notice. Readable items include names with unclear roles and a May date reference.
Hugh Powderls of Algh street and William Filles a Scranton salesman were in the city yesterday. Miss Biella Harter of Wilkes-Barre visits her sister Aire. Robert Maxwell of Liver street and John Delaney of Bell township school visited Waymart. J McCarthy Scranton Truth circulation agent was in the city. Japs Doyle of Waymart plans a visit at his uncle John Doyle’s South Main street home. Miss Hannah Houlihon returns to duvy near Plymouth after visiting Mrs. Henry Snyder of Farview street. George Here Scranton manager of the clean department for David Spraks called on Carbondale market. Rev J F Mulley Kingston and Rev M O Rourke Athens were callers at the parochial residence on Church street yesterday PM.
Dead Shields returns home after a fortnight in the south with part spent in Georgia. Mr and Mrs John Greenslade move from Secon Street to Priceburg. Nelson Gardner and daughter Maud visit from Factoryville. James Sharkey Jr. is seriously ill. Benefit concert for Mrs Henry Mayne tonight in Assembly Hall. Mrs Lowry Morris and four children sail to Colorado. Joe Farrell of Mayfield accepts streetcar job. Thomas Wcxine to open a barber shop in Mayfield. Ray Lowry buys Frank O Depew milk route. Sener Mrs Peter McCarthy Mayfield barber travels to Philadelphia eye hospital for treatment. Mrs Jane James and Mrs John James of Carbondale visit Jermyn.
The Olyphant Browns plan early season practice at one and announce a June 2 social and drawing at Mahon's Hall with 10 cent tickets. The roster lists Cutchers, Garbett, Ames, Morgans, Petti crew, Connors, Cleary, Patten, Roe, Loughney and others. A busy scene includes concerts by Bauer's Military band and events at Mahon's Hall and Father Mathew Opera House.
Miss Ile Burns and Mr. Doyle united in marriage at St. Louis church with Lohengrin procession. Pastor Tewwig Moffat performed the ceremony witnessed by many friends. A wedding dinner followed as the newlyweds begin their life together.
Fragmentary report discusses a child health treatment with unidentified origins and vague dietary guidance. Mentions constipation teeth issues and a named cook with unclear authority. Text is difficult to parse and contains many garbled terms.
Exclusive AP wire reports a set of AL games with strong pitching and timely hitting. Notes include key performances by Hatteries and Cronin, with umpires Sheridan Manassa Connelly guiding the action at Chicago Detroit and Cleveland venues.
The town newspaper notes Whit of regional fame attends a Sunday School convention. A remark about Jonah and a jawbone joke provoke laughter. Local church efforts include purchasing the Johns Fisher house for a parsonage. Various residents travel for business or leisure and Sunday school delegates gather at First Baptist Church.
The remains of Thomas Hanrahan of Gulf Summit were interred at Laurel Hill cemetery in Susquehanna on Monday afternoon. The note lists local events including church receptions, club meetings, and a tank wagon accident near Stevens Point with driver Ralph Comfort uninjured. Jailed junk dealer Harry Sherman faced grand jury after brass theft charges following a West Susquehanna yard shooting.
Prominent White County lawyer Fiulkender vanishes after leaving for Pittsburg as sheriff seizes his $11,000 trust estate. The notice promotes half price Colonist excursion tickets to the West via Southern Railway and Southern Pacific, with travel details and a contact in Philadelphia.
Prominent physicians praise Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure tonic and stimulant for illnesses and convalescence. Letters from doctors including Dr. Philip Taylor and Dr. George Converse support its use, noting benefits in anaemia, typhoid recovery, and debility, with claims of wide dispensary use.
The Syrace Marsdale Tebonta event for Howieoter 4 Menitead is postponed amid scheduling conflicts. Officials from Wotrvetor Thain ua and associated groups announced the delay to allow updated projections and stakeholder review.
Hallstead April 11 Mir and Mrs Stockholt of Franklin Forks visit daughter Mrs A I Merrell. A Great Bend vs Young Men's Christian Association baseball game set for Saturday at Mitchell's Nuts with stars including Charles Thorney and J G Semoris. Rev Earnest Colwell to address family meeting at the association. Mrs Apollina Knoeller moves household goods to her son William's Main Street home. The Young Men's Christian Association marks its twelfth anniversary next Tuesday with Colonel C C Pratt of New Milford speaking. Additional program details listed. Railroad men and locals active. several residents visiting Binghamton and Lehighton for work or family. Water shortage reported in Franklin Street School rooms prompting concern.
Pane American exposition round trip fares from Scranton begin April 40 with season tickets valid daily through November at 11.20. ten day tickets from April 50. five day tickets from April 00 for Tuesday to Saturday travel. All tickets honored with proper Pennsylvania tickets. five day tickets only in day catches. Children five to eleven and over half of above rates.
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