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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1901

Page

5

Social Gossip at Penn Avenue church program

The Penn Avenue Biptise church held an enjoyable evening with vocal and instrumental numbers led by Mossie Alty Thomas Williams Jones and others. Refreshments were served as residents and guests gathered, including Mrs Jobo Edwards of North Hreniles. Willian Tt Willits and Miss Lizzie Deans, both of Olyphant, married May 1 by Rev David Jones at the First Walsh Congregational church home on South Lincolh avenue.

Penn Avenue Biptise Charch Mbp Jobo Edwards North Hreniles Didiile Mossie Alty Thomas Williams and Jones Prank Brundage Norms Jones Matte Hughes Maud Norma Jones W . Jones Willian Tt. Willits Lizzie Deans Olyphant David Jones First Walsh Congregational Church South Lincolh Avenue Willian Leary Rose Williins

Personal Notables Attend Lectures and Visits Across Cities

A list of local figures including Mrs Caroline A Roardman and Major McBride prepare for lectures at Phonan' college hall on Sunday night. Mrs Maud Wionne and Misses Btesie and Margaret Mettile plan travel to the Pan American exposition in Bythade.

Anit Mita Maud Wionne Thie Dijati Lean Abe Dal Major McBride Foud Avfion Fame Lt 4 Phonan’ College Hall Missea Btesie Margaret Mettile Anethilia Lot Bythade

Community Meetings Highlight Local Church Affairs

Today invites residents to a Poor Board meeting in the Gren Molge Baptist church and a Lapkawunta County Sunday School association session with a late afternoon program. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets at First Presbyterian church in the afternoon. A men’s group gathers at Campbells Hall for a charity supper. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Anglian order hosts an absorption for Major Moride and Mika Maud dione. The Young Women’s Christian Association will hold the gift watch and work meeting tonight.

Lapkawunta Gren Molge Mirkin Walely Gajievere Oxny Menbor Atsillayy Angciear Order of Hibernians Mofride Mika Maud Dione Fish “Sons of Are Campbells Hall Claus Young Women’s Chistian Association

Scranton Hook and Laltey Company Pails Night Sale

The Scranton Hook and Laltey company plans a sales event tonight with pails featured. unclear details mention a meeting or display. Locational hints point to Scranton area, but specifics are faint.

Scranton Hook and Laltey Company Ailmerbere

Wisconsin Requests Pennsylvania Subpoena for Slade in Railroad Case

Wisconsin through Judge A A Vinge asks Pennsylvania to issue a subpoena directed at George Slade. The subpoena sets May 1 deposition questions before Notary Jubile John Tastor regarding the Eastern Railroad Company of Minnesota v Promberner et al. Slade must appear at his home on May 15 per letters rogatory to aid justice.

Wisconsin A. A. Vinge Douglas Pennsylvania John P. Kelly Vonterday George TL Slade John Tastor Eastern Railroad Company Minneesola John Promberner Slade Wisconchy State of Wisennsity Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Vinge Merk Willi TF Leeke Jd

Nine Hour Day Plea by Scranton Machinists Union

A committee of machinists from Scranton presented a petition to Delaware Lackawanna and Western officials seeking a nine hour workday with no pay reduction. Signatories from multiple local lodges urged adoption by May 20 1901 with a May 29 deadline for reply.

T. 8. Lloyd Delaware, Lackawanns and Western Company Wis Superiitendent Motive Power and Machinery Delaware Lackawanna Western City International Assviation of Machinisma Pelawort Loavhuwanrt Western Muilragd Cone Pens Ineternational Association of Machinists Syracuse Asi N. Vii Binghamton Binghmton Silk City Patersot Elysian Lodge Mohoken N. Ve International Association of Machinists New York Cty N. Vipouteey City Lodge Jersey City Newark Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Terewich Humphrey Chmpbell Ohdrman Janige Scranton Pac AL Valentine Uticalode Nocas Chien Matrick Plynn Elmina Lodge Elmira Yo Thomas Lyons Mil. File Lodge Buffalo Lloyd A. G. Elvin Othe Lowther Dickson Manufacturing Commnn Pent Avenue McLaren Dickson Company Lieyd Sirtt Council of Affiliated Machine Holler, Car, Birchsmith Patternahan Dental Labor Union of Scranton Uien

Robinson Elected Mayor in Joint Council Session

In a joint session Democrats and Republicans elected Charles Robinson mayor to fill a vacancy caused by the prior administration. M J Martin won city solicitor, with three candidates reduced to two after a caucus, and votes revealed shifting allegiances among select and common councils.

Messrs Schneider Oliver Melvin Charles Robinson James Moir M. Martin City Solfeling Sinc A. A. Voshurge George MM. Watson Catenas Connellman Coleman T. C. Melvin Rebingon M. J. Martin M. FP. Sande M. Bronwhite Troh- Ingen Select Council John J. Schneider Eleventh Joseph Oliver TD. W. Vaughan Veas Costello Teun Solimenter Shea Onegrove Royle Vaughan O'Malley Meandrew Maloney Naye Rose Fine Evan Morgan Malin Wasner Merriman Kittomben Revolution Common Council Mr. Melvin Messrs. Schneider and Mierke Lavelle Morris Select Larke Maggerts Calpin Ruane Hoole Phillips Galvin Gurrell Colemhan Tah Craft Cusleh Nortonik Hegan Malones Dougtase O'Hegh McAndrew C Alpin Robinson Declave Charles Robison de Aban Meir M. J. Muartin M. F. Bande Sande Jolomin Sando D. W. Vaughan Messrs. Phillips and Mr. Sando Martin Mevsie Phillipa Barber Asphalt Company

Nelson Dow Killed in Hallstead Railroad Accident

Nelson Dow of 105 Albright Avenue was instantly killed yesterday at 4 a m in Hallstead when a hoisting engine caught him between the roundhouse and the engine. Dow had long served as a fireman for his father in law, Engineer Dan Lee of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad, but was reassigned to a different run on Wednesday.

Nelson Dow Albright Avenue Hallstead Dow Dan Lee Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad

Organs for Bale Cheap at Guernsey Hall

You can buy a good second hand organ as low as ten dollars at Guernsey Hall operated by J W Guernsey Prop on U4 Washington avenue in Ecranton Pa.

Guernsey Hall J. W. Guernsey Prop Washington Avenue Ecranton

E. Robinson Sons' Famous May Bock Beer On Top Saturday

The notice promotes E Robinson Sons beer tasting or sale highlighting their famous May Bock on sale starting Saturday and continuing through the following week at participating outlets.

E. Robinson Sons May Bock Beer

Plans for Nay Aug Park Improvement Unveiled

Philadelphia landscape gardener A Ro Egerton arrived to survey Nay Aug Park with Director John Roche. They plan moving animal houses south of the boulevard toll gate near the cliff and Lackawanna rail line, and building a deer park. A lake 800 feet long may be built on the west side between Vine and Pine streets, with a walk along the cliff behind the toll gate.

Gardner A. Ro Egerton Philadelphia Public Works John &. Roche Boulevard Toll Gate Lackawanna Railroad Roede Egerton Ttese Roche

Needs of the Mission at Florence and donors listed

The Florence Mission outlines needs including small bureaus commodes mirrors chairs beds and midweek dormitory supplies plus stockings summer dresses and underwear. Donations acknowledged cover Bibles bread jelly canned fruit clothing cash milk meats ice cream and medical services from numerous local supporters and organizations.

Florence Mission Bible Howell Zeidler Lindner George Aurand Francis B. Swan Thomas Dickson Ammi J. Sanderson Jacob Shutz Buster Plant W. H. Taylor Dean D. B. Hand George S. Jones W. J. Marvel Myre J. L. Crawford J. W. Howarth J. D. Wil- Tame Buck Elm Park Church Lackawanna Dairy Company Wierature Bonney Richard Fhorns Diehl Marchberger Vormeer Armbrust Jilkins Tir, Clarke Dr. Dean Abington Dairy Company

Hayes and Varley Dry Goods House Gains Wide Reputation

Upright business dealing marks Hayes and Varley of Spruce Street for first class merchandise in dry goods. They display latest designs and fabrics, cater to ladies, and promise money refunds. Polite salespeople deliver purchases with care, and growth may force expansion soon.

Messrs Hayes & Varley Spruce Street Messrs. Hayes & Varley

New License Tax Ordinance Targets Local Corporations

The Tribune reports a proposed license tax ordinance set to take effect July 1. It imposes five percent on gross receipts of street railways gas and water firms and two percent on other corporations. It specifies payments based on sworn statements and outlines penalties and revenue distribution to pay judgments, acquire supplies, and fund fire services.

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Act Introduced by Hon. E A Coray Affects Harrisburg Area

A Harrisburg dispatch reported in the Wilkes-Barre Record notes legislation tied to 5 000 people in Licerne township urging united effort to pass a Hill introduced act. The bill repeal measure by Bow Coney of the second district is discussed as stalled in the senate committee.

Senate Aot Bow Coney

High Art in Advertising Sparked by Unique Occasion

The item notes a rare moment where high art is used in advertising, marking a special occasion that elevates a routine campaign into a cultural event. The reference emphasizes novelty and celebrity appeal in promotional work.

County tax levy fuels protest in Luverne and Lackawanna counties

Local accounts claim a 4 000 person impact in Luverne and Lackawanna counties from a century old levy, with county treasurers receiving funds from merchants and small business owners. Merchants eye new due burdens while Lackawanna residents push to repeal or modify the old act as historians debate its end date.

Luverne Clearfield Laverne Lackawanna County Tavernie Ulster Coray Luxerne Jarrerne Lackawanna

Smoke the new Kleon cigar be Ask for Kellys union crackers

A brief line noting a cigarette brand Kleon and a mention of Kellys union crackers appears as fragmented items in the passage. No clear event or person continuity can be established from the OCR snippet.

Kleon

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