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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1901

Page

6

West Scranton Republicans Join Protest Over Redistricting Plan

Thirteen members of the First Legislative District met at the West Side Republican Club to oppose a proposed reapportionment that would shift districts. Dm WA. Paine presided as chairman, and the group adopted a resolution opposing the plan, naming a committee to coordinate with the club.

West Side Dm WA Pade Dhidtiman Dietrier Committen Wile Seleeted Ites Ho Aker Othey Ein Te Johns Moteur ‘Thien Wallin Firth Browning Activision Morgan Thomas Willaatd

Thought Girl Thought Kidnapped After Day with Aunt

A twelve year old girl from Tenth Street left for school and did not return for dinner. Her mother feared kidnapping after checks at the school failed. Police inquiries followed until the girl came home at night having spent the day with her aunt.

Lenk Thaishback Tenth Street Elven Pourth Wierd

Jail commitments and alleged assaults in Alderny case

Dilly Paniels was committed to the county jail last night by Alderney John Pe Belly on charges of pir rings concealed weapons and other alleged crimes linked to Michael Morrh eon. Morrison and Hye om Ninih atreer are named in the report. last evening Daniels allegedly attacked with a water fd leading to a call for safety. Abate Hunehouk of Olyphant was also committed for thirty days after Joseph Kwellock accused him of slandering his wife and calling her a witcheress. Hunebock was convicted under the 1864 act, with counsel J. i Loughton contesting the ruling.

Dilly Paniels Alderney John Pe Belly Michael Morrheon Mssch Morrison Allowes Daniels Alderman Welly Hunehouk Olyphant Joseph Kwellock Kwellock Hunebock J. i Loughton

Flower of Lackawanna lodge announces July fourth excursion

Flower of Lackawanna lodge No 1 Ancient Order of Britons announces their third annual excursion to Mountain Park on July 4. They have arranged a picnic and invite friends to join them, noting the lodge’s history of assembling the largest Fourth of July crowds at Mountain Park and thus receiving preferred seating.

Flower of Lackawanna Lodge Order of Mountain Trairvk Mountain Park

Man Arrested After street brawl hides fine in court

Joseph Mitehell of 616 West Linden Street was arrested Monday night after a street fight in which he was badly used up. He paid a fine in police court yesterday morning to Police Magistrate Davies. The other participant fled. Mrs. A Mitehell and Mrs. Miller were in the house during the disturbance.

Joseph Mitehell West Linden Street Poliee Court Davies A Mitehell Miller

Funeral of John O'Hara Draws Large Crowd

The funeral for the late John O'Hara, a lifelong city resident, was held yesterday morning from Semanton street house. A high mass at St. Patrick's Church followed by a funeral sermon praised the deceased. Relatives and priests from nearby parishes attended, with interment at Cathedral cemetery.

John O'Hara Semanton Street St. Patrick's Church Father O'Hara Archbald J. @. Whelan A. Ruddy Hurst Ashley Comerford Gorman Carbondale John Carroll Thomas Jordan Dennis Jennings John J. Brown Thomas Kane John EB. Walsh Cathedral

Local youths held after fruit stand theft

Johnie Jones, son of Mr and Mrs Evan Jones of Fifteenth Division streets, stole an orange from Franchi's fruit stand and fled down Main avenue. Patrolman Lowry arrested another boy named Tomile Jones of 532 Fourteenth Street who accused Johnie. both will report to Lieutenant Williams at 6:00 this evening for further explanations.

Johnie Jones Evan Jones Fifteenth Ind Main Avenue Lowry Tomile Jones S32 Fourteenth Street Tomine Johnnie Willams

Boy Bitten by Dog. Mine Driver Accident Injures Man

A boy Burke of North Ninth Street was bitten in the leg by a dog yesterday. The wound was treated, and the dog was shot. Willan Gamimon, a Diamond mine driver from Swetland Street and Filmore, was kicked in the face by a mule yesterday. Dr George Ti Reynolds attended and reports he is improving.

Burke North Ninth Street Willan Gamimon Swetland Street Filmore Revenue George Ti. Reynolds

Temperance Glee Club Rehearsal In Moergans Hall

The Sons of Temperance Glee club held a rehearsal at Moergan's Hall last evening. Miss Mamie Bortree of Moscow returned home from a visit with Miss Annie Bortree of Price Street. Mrs. Sitgraves and Mrs. Tutte of Peekville visited friends in West Scranton on Monday. Director Hitchcock's latest loitering order was received by Lieutenant Williams and will be enforced. A "Smoke Talk" anniversary is planned at Howell & Harris' cigar store on South Main Avenue this evening.

Sons of Temperance Glee Club Moergan'’s Mamie Bortree Moscow Annie Bortree Price Street George Sitgraves Tutte Peekville West Scranton Director of Public Safety Hitchcock Williams

Dunmore Doings Chronicle Oddities and Obits

A Dunmore column records local events including church news and a long list of residents and families connected to the community. It notes resignations, a funeral at Honey Gibbons Willoor, a hotel purchase by John Woelkers, and social details of Dunhadelphia visitors and residents.

Unclear Text From The Adsoggted Mess

The readable fragments describe a departure and a reference to someone named Letaie bin, with repetitions and errors in place names and dates making a coherent event hard to determine. No verifiable persons, organizations, or locations can be confirmed.

Eabhaive Wite Seow York Jeanie Mesake Letaie United States

Birmingham Horse Show Highlights Auctioned Focus

The Birmingham horse show drew attention as three names and two dolls were put on display for focus today. Officials report no further incidents as attendees view the exhibit at the event in Birmingham.

Hirminghan Ala Aili Dollane Hiew Biringham Hore

Kemp's Balsam Promoted as Remedy for All Ailments

An advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a universal cure for thivet and longe, claiming it is sold on merit and offering a free bottle from the proprietor. It asserts the remedy cures acute or chronic conditions and lists other products like Kemp's Bulow and Pripe Shy.

Kemp Pripe

North Scranton to Host All Day Providence M E Session

An all day session will be held at the Providence M E Church. Rev Russell Conwell of Philadelphia will attend the installation of Rev Hatcher Smith as pastor of North Main Avenue Baptist Church. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Lackawanna County meets at Providence Episcopal Church to discuss child labor and union advancement. Mrs Henry Palmer of Wilkes-Barre will speak on child labor and temperance issues. All involved are invited to attend the session which begins at Weoeloeck sharp.

Providence M. E Russell Conwell Philadelphia Hatcher Smith North Main Avenue Baptist Church John Mills Women’s Christian Temperance Union Lackawanna County Providence Methods Episcopal Church Henry Palmer Palmer Wilkes-Barre Temperance Union Weoeloeck Sharp

Notable preacher to speak at Baptist church installation

Rev. Russell Conwell of Philadelphia will address the Installation of Rev. Hatcher Smith at North Main Avenue Baptist Church Auditorium next Tuesday evening. Conwell’s topic is The Demands of the Twentieth Century on Our Churches. Also speaking are Rev. J. H. Haslam on The Threefold Qualifications of a Good Minister and Rev. W. J. Ford on Scranton as a Field for Christian Work.

Russell. Conwell D. D Philadelphia North Main Avenue Hatcher Smith Conwell H. Haslam Williamsport W. J. Ford Green Hidge Baptist Church Scranton

Breakstone Seeks $5,000 in Estate Claim at Hearing

Isaac Breakstone of New York City claims $5,000 in a case heard yesterday before Referee Van Wormer. He was examined on Indebtedness of Josepheon. Attorney Ralph Levy represented Breakstone while Deputy Clerk A. D. Colborn Jr. acted for the estate. Ruling expected soon.

Isaac Breakstone New York City Josepheon Ralph Levy Breakstone United States A.d Colborn, Jr van Wormer

Lecture on Color Photography by Louis A. Osborne

Louis A Osborne repeats his color photography talk in Guernsey hall on May 2 at 7 20 p m under the International Correspondence School Soci al and rational association. The event features over a hundred nature colors photographs including foreign Paris expo views not previously shown in the country.

Guernsey Hall Louis Allen Osborne Eli Board of Trade International Correspondence School

South Scranton Notes Provides Evening of Local Entertainment

A community program on Cedar avenue features Lawrence's Mull Orchestra and the Macinerchor Gesung Verein in a varied concert with choral pieces, solos, readings, and comic acts. The event promises one of the society’s best performances with a social to follow, led by Lawrence's orchestra.

Wil Cedar Avenue Ee En Hawrence Mull Orchestra Siegengesang der Deutohen Ooo Kranz Abe Hunger Macanevelier Controlto Solo Dinoes Arthur Selmidt Charles Hanne Mate Rodney Mia Margaret Foncadaines Mad 'Tox Phy Deanon Stubles Wilton Moser Hilly Stubbles Seine Frit Charles Spramile Witty Elvan Dienmstiuidehon Christ Sngdor Christ Sveders Ieoh Stein Kitte Dela Sayer Tomemilice Triloy Miennerchor Gesong Verein

Funeral of Mrs John Mills Observed at Mary Street Home

The death of Mrs. John Mills occurred Saturday while visiting friends in Pittston. Her funeral was held Sunday at 2 pm from her Mary street residence with many mourners. The service took place at Holy Rosary church and burial followed at Cathedral cemetery. Pallbearers were James Gallagher Anthony Gallagher Patrick McAndrew Patrick Ruane John Murphy and Patrick Gilboy.

John Mills Pittston Mary Street Holy Rosary Church Cathedral James Gallagher Anthony Gallagher Patrick McAndrew Patrick Ruane John Murphy Patrick Gilboy

Sidewalks and fines tied to Philadelphia arrest

Philip Price of Philadelphia was arrested by Officer Saltry for sidewalk riding. Alderman Fidler heard the case, fined Price $2, but the fine was remitted. A general notice was issued to street loafers as police patrolled the section.

Philip Price Philadelphia Saltry Fidler William Dolan Butte Clty Mont the Ily William Burns Market Benjamin Nellie Benjamin Edward Benjamin Moss Cordon Hinds Belle Mulley George Milley Eidward Rauke Stuyvesant Columbia County N.Y David Ross Denver Col Stars Evans Thivis Owens Stara

Music and entertainment at Columbus gathering with prizes

A coal and entertainment event under the auspices of the Columbus commercial group featured instrumental selections and vocal pieces. Performers included Hos Welk, Pheri Thandie, Ton Meleeahments, and We Vaughn, with Miss Livaie Retdingtom assisting.

Wiley Dod Maonghan Patrick FL Moyan Pheri Thandie We Vaughn Patrick 1 Morin Moses Kennedy These Needhaue Patrick Reardon Livaie Pittsten

Local notes and scattered details from Palm Street

Fragments report events around Palm Street with mentions of Edward Harrington and a meeting logistics at a workspace bell. The text is garbled but indicates scheduling for next week and a possible club or committee gathering among residents.

Cmd Ietberg Clibate

Obituary notices from Dunmore area include multiple deaths

The page lists several obituaries and funeral notices. Darius Wheeler of 1259 Diamond Avenue dies at 64 after weeks of illness. George Faust infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Faust of 222 Fourteenth Street dies. Jane P. Roberts, Jane Lewis, and Jane T Lewis have funeral services scheduled at St Luke’s and Memorial Baptist churches with interments at Washburn Street Cemetery. Harry Gibbons of East Drinker Street is slated for Thursday services. Curtis, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John James of Fourteenth Street, dies this afternoon with Rev. D D Hopking officiating. The late Compants Wheeler’s funeral is set for 2:00 PM tomorrow at Manor Court house with Cumberland Cemetery interment.

Darius Wheeler Park Diamond Avenue Lyman Court Street Janes P. Roberts Mrr George Roberts Gibson Street Bt. Luke's Church Janel Lewis James Lewis Deacon Street Jopoun Reve WL. PR. Davies Memorial Baptist Church D. D. Hopking Washburn Street Manor Court Cumbria Cemetery

Bankruptcy hearing in case of B Josephson conducted

Referee A. Van Wormer presided in the bankruptcy hearing for B. Josephson. The debtor is adjudged bankrupt with creditors totaling 616,000 claims. All creditors have now been heard.

A. van Wormer B. Josephson

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