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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1901

Page

5

Two South Side Men Charged With Rioting

Warrants issued for alleged principals in a traction car disturbance on Tuesday night. One man, Patrick Wngewe, was arrested. The incident began during a lively half hour aboard a street car linked to a South Side crowd. Additional arrests and proceedings followed as authorities prepared for hearings and potential indictments.

Bell Tee Moran Hkeby Monkes Burn Tor Hell

Last Chance clash nets two in custody on rioting charges

Lively trouble erupts at Last Chance when George Suliska and Jacob Santos allegedly stoned and threatened Simon Cisco after quarrels over past grievances. Cisco sought a warrant. Suliska and Santos were arrested by Constable Moran and later released on bail awaiting grand jury action.

Settle Simon Cisco Weaingt George Suliska Jacob Santos Cisco Alderman Atkinson Santos Aand Suliska Hiey Hsvoe Etenes Santes Satiska Hhireebon Othe Dour Tyre de Caime Aned Wise Jermain Atkinson Oiffice Justee Charzes Ltd Daminkt Sands Sadske Madilioious Jma Wonstablee Moran Liter Sallskit

Preliminary Work Progress On Bie Celebration Outdoor Demo Preparations

The report notes steady progress on outdoor demonstrations for the Bie celebration. It mentions city plans, expected interests, and a list of local figures or groups assisting, with no clear schedule or firm details due to the fragmented source text.

Homeopathic Cures and Remedies Highlighted in Domestic Practice

A fragment outlines various homeopathic remedies and associated symptoms. Mentions Humphreys medicines, digestive and stomach ailments, vertigo, pains, and chronic conditions like debility and cough. Notes include terms such as sp e ches, int tonations, and a pocket epitome of domestic practice.

Miranda Croucher to Describe Thrilling Event at M E Church

Miranda Croucher will recount a dramatic incident at the Methodist church, detailing reports of torture and executions from letters received. The narrative recalls villagers subjected to violence and a call for Christian responses against cruelty, referencing biblical themes.

Miranda Croucher M. E. Church

Reconstruction Plans Stir Change Across Tarldie District

A garbled urban planning note describes wall changes and new road work affecting Tarldie and nearby areas. It mentions contractors finishing a main project on one side, new wall adaptations, and shifts in traffic patterns near a bridge and storefronts. Overall, officials push for street and safety upgrades while residents seek clarity.

Unclear OCR fragment from Wash. newspaper item

Fragmentary text shows names and locations like Scranton Denver and Welcoming mentions of individuals and families. Unable to extract a coherent event, date, or context from the unreadable material.

Mysterious Office Pause Reported at Secretary Hughes Tower

A terse dispatch reports a sudden pause and disruption at the electric office of Secretary Hughes within the old building. No further details on motive or perpetrators are provided.

Etehers Heneha Hughes

Will Reside in Philadelphia

Miss Margaret Grady will leave this city next Tuesday for Philadelphia to watch her home.

Will Philadelphia Margaret Grady South Main Street

Family of KeoH Melothe Moves to Schenectady

The family of KeoH Melothe residing on South Main Street Whe moved to Schenectady several days ago and left for that place yesterday.

Keoh Melothe Mainetreet Schenectady

Lickawanxen Tribe Plans Tuesday Benefit Treaty Event

The Lickawanxen tribe of Red Men will hold a seliey mex Tuesday evening in henay of an uinuingly save number of bnltiations. The notice calls for community support and outlines the organizing group and venue.

Henay

Haydn Nouns Drills Chorus for 88 Sleepling Beaute

A garbled note suggests Professor Haydn Nouns directing a chorus named 88 Sleepling Beaute with a plan to perform soon, though the text is fragmentary and unclear about dates or venues.

Haydn Nouns

To Lear Flumbing Rude. His Peel his secured the situation

A garbled note lists names such as Phimber George Maldfelt and Chirles Barro in a contested situation regarding a plumbing matter. The text is unclear but implies a dispute or confrontation involving a group of individuals.

George Maldfelt Recewthy Chirles Barro

Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs Gilbert Colbie

Mr and Mrs Gilbert Colbie of Bel unt oskroet celebrate the birth of a daughter. The announcement records a happy family event with no further details on date or name.

Gilbert Colbie Belunt Oskroet

Wellsbach street lights to go on tonight in Carbondale

The Wellsbach Lighting Company will demonstrate its lamps tonight at six city points including Lincoln Revenue and Terrace Street and Washington Place. The public lighting will run each evening until bids for street lighting are opened on May 1, with council reviews to follow.

Wellsbach Street Lighting Company Carbon Die Chas Company Guerin Lincoln Revenue Terpice Street Cottier Lincoln Washington Street Washington Place Commer Terrace Brook Avenue Ninth Avenue Spring Street Carbondale Dial Company Braveh Ciert Ghievin Welsbac Lighting Company Electric Vecht Company Nanticoke Puaven Thetis

Patrick McNulty in Trouble Over Wife Scene

Mrs Kate McNulty of the West Side caused a disturbance in Alderman Jones office describing an assault by her husband Patrick McNulty. She claimed blood, fear and threats as she pleaded help, while McNulty offered a self defense explanation. Police inquiries continue into the incident and a court confrontation looms.

Kate McNulty Alderman Jones Kate McNultey Allie Lore Fee Patrick MacNutty Bettas McNulty Willy Abe Blian. Ie

Evening church concert features diverse performances

A local evening program at the church promises a varied lineup with several soloists including Benson and Hee. The event will include selections like Love Divine and The Powered Ma ule, with a focus on community welcome and continued support for the service.

Pesterrow Yeyer Bris Asthenia Benson Mr. Hee

Mi wind Mrs Michael Matin wed at St Rose church

Mrs Michael Matin and her husband returned yesterday from their wedding tour and are now at their Sand Street residence after marrying at St Rose church on Wednesday of the past week.

Mi Wind Michael Matin St Rose Church Wellnesdy Sand Street

A New Delivery Wagon For Local Merchant

A local supplier places a new delivery wagon in service. The wagon is built for WRG Bunnie & Ban of Beran and is described as a handsome addition for the South Main Street dealer.

Eo Nithullen Serviee Wien WRG Bunnie & Ban Beran

New Flagstaff Raised as Public Safety Signal

Abe Suhiy raises a new bigstart flag at a hits store on South Molin Street. The banner proclaims a thirty feet length and will serve as a preventative signal for the stars and Survive.

Abe Suhiy Hits South Molin Street Aid The Stars Suriive

Visit of Miss Louh Lewy and party to South Main Street

Miss Louh Lewy of Springfield Cain hosts a Western Visit with cousin Miss Martha Singer of South Main Street. They plan a several week stay starting Monday, with Mish Binge WIM accompanying and a Pine Aeron segment noted. Travel to Miss Low's home includes a week by the Pine Aeron route.

Louh Lewy Springflheld Cain Martha Singer South Main Stier Miss Low Dotti

Mis Singer Plans Springfield Visit After Niagara Falls Stop

Mise Singer will journey to Springfield to visit Mise Levy at their home after trips to Niagara Falls and stops in Western Pennsylvania Chicago and other lake cities.

Niagara Falls Mise Singer Mise Levy Springfield Pennsylvania Chicago Clites Lakes

Flanaghan in the Toils After Arrest for Beating Mother

James Flannaghan known as Rip Flannaghan was arrested after beating his mother Elizabeth Flannaghan. Officer Neary pursued him to No 4 with a pistol firing four shots skyward, but Flannaghan surrendered and was jailed for the night awaiting a sober hearing this morning.

James Flannaghan Rip” Flannaghan Elizabeth Flannaghan Flannaghan Neary Ab Lilles Nile Quarters Venatible Flannaghen

Cottage Hose Company Fair Nears Closing Night

The Cottage Hose Company fair closes tonight after a strong run with large attendance expected again this evening. A matinee dance is held this afternoon and dancing starts at o clock tonight. Prize drawings saw ticket 1521 win ten gold dollars. Ticket 1248 won a pair of shoes from the People's Shoe Store but the winner remains unknown as Ved.

Cottage Hose Company A. Prindle Hollcr Aft

Church council to meet on Sunday in Wilkes-Barre mission

Sabbath school and morning service notes. The Wilkes-Barre conference president Rev. Schlenker, of Highton, will visit the mission on Tuesday, May MW. A Lutheran plan for state operation is discussed at the Allentown convention May 30 to June 3, with related visit. All are invited.

Wilkes-Barre Schlenker Highton Lutheran Ministerium of Pennsylvania Allentown Pal

Young Elizabeth Neuser Dies After Short Illness

Elizabeth Neuser six, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Neuser of Forty second street, died Thursday after a brief illness. Interment in St Rose cemetery today. funeral at 9 PM. Margaret Henry seven months, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Henry of Belmont street, died Thursday night after brain fever. Funeral at 2 PM today, interment in St Hose cemetery.

Elizabeth John Neuser St. Rose Cemetery Margaret George Henry Belmont Street St. [Hose Cemetery

Milton McKinney Detained After Police Court Appearance

Milton McKinney, a frequent police court visitor, appeared before the mayor yesterday and was released on promise to stay sober. Later that day he was found drunken on Dundalk Street by Patrolman Carden, creating a disturbance and was fined ten dollars or county time.

Milton McKinney Anin McKinneys Carden Dundalk Street Great Voor Univer

Train collision injures two as horses run loose

A traction cart driven by Motoring Ditmore and Conductor Crogan collided with a day driven by Wi Maine Usavis in Scranton. Belmont street near Ontario crossing saw the Witcolk cut in two and Davis severely shaken. Horses ran away but were eventually stopped in Simpson.

Ditmore Crogan Maine Scranton Belmont Street Ontario Witcolk Davis Simpson

Christin' Company to Close Season in Newburg Tonight

The Christin' Company, praised in Carbondale for a strong season, will end its run at Newburg tonight. The troupe enjoyed a highly prosperous period, with a standout week featuring 2,400 in attendance across seven performances, six of which were on the road after one night near a hotel.

Christin’ Company Carbondale Newburg Onis Dne

Sothern In Hamlet At Lyceum Tonight Draws Attention

ELH Sothern signs for Hamlet at the Lyceum in Bonuiten tonight drawing notable interest. Miss Trauh, a visitor to the city, and Miss Paul, whose death at Albany weeks ago is noted, were sisters of the Paul brothers of the Miners and Mechanics’ Bank in this city.

Elh Sothern Lyceum Bonuiten Menbops Miss Trauh Paul Albany Bunk

Notable WIL Residents Plan Washington Visit

The Misses Jadwin of Church street Wil leave in a few days for Washington D C to enjoy the capital’s sights while it is most interesting. Thomas Durfee of North Main street Will also visit Washington next week.

Jadwin Church Street Washington Thomas Durfee North Main Street Washington, D

Birchs' Fruit Grower Report On Elusive Cure Claims

A letter from W. OK. Birch fruit grower Atton reports widespread belief in a panacea for female weakness and nervous ailments. He describes personal trials with a medicine named Peruna and cites Mrs. Maredowell and others praising its effects, while a male patient, Charles J. Shrolhhwnner, endorses the remedy after notable health gains.

Atton, van Walls Cers Peruana Devesh

Millinery duties and local visitors noted in Scranton

The report mentions Miss Gad lughn's millinery head trimmer duties. Henry Twist of Minooka spent yesterday in town. Ferguson Kiplee of Borwnton made his first trip to Carbondale as a United States Knitting mills representative. Herman Van Gorden of Carbondale Telephone and Ose Cal of Harrison hot shop were in Scranton for purchases.

Gad Lughn Henry Twist Minooka Dressware and Hudson Ferguson Kiplee Borwnton Maide Carbondale United States Knitting Mills Prawley Herman van Gorden Carbersdale Telephone Company Ose Cal Harrison Hots Scranton

JERMYN AND MAYFIELD BOROUGH MEETING DETAILS

The Jermyn and Mayfield borough council held its regular monthly meeting. The appropriation report totaled 2440.40 with allocations for lights water bridges and offices. Budget objections to street repairs and an electric company right of way were debated. a franchise was granted contingent on pole standards and tax payments. The obituary noted deceased Mr. Vale and a birthday party honored Mr. Thomas Seu.

Vetainen Board of Health Wheeler An Duhauney People's Electric Company Causey Ordinancv J. D. Sloeker Wheeler Avery Wheier Cohanney Davis Pepe Aia Sita Cyipew Corlise Vale Third Street Seu Res Millet Clidf Erd Monroe Brown Ditehtey Scranton Willa Mielker Dliuehters Bertha Vera Peekyilley Mire Diejbemt Seuti Arhomedtite Myra James Carey Tink Ausun Herman Whelfer Niles and Romild Mite Flattie Beatt Thomes Bowuch Doc More Peete Evcius Miss S Tow Davis Wis Borniton Vision Delawire Ana Hanisia Oliieny Bavont Elie Bowtie

Fraternal Lodges and Orders Mentioned in Expanded List

A compact listing of fraternal groups includes Cambrian Jodge No 68 O O F Mialon No 15 A O HL Mourt Golden Eagle F of A No MM Diamond lodge No 26 Shield of Honor. The fragment catalogs multiple orders and lodge numbers without narrative context or dates.

Cambrian Jodge A. O. HL Mourt Golden Eagle Diamond Lodge Shield of Honor

Various Visitors and Local Moves Reported in Carbondale Area

Alderman L J Gunnell visited Scranton yesterday and M Hughes of Pittston was in Carbondale. J KR Flening of Scranton and G Geiser of Megargee Ros were callers. W o A Goleman of Bevanton made a business trip here. GB Larvie of J L Connell HOMPONS was in town. Alize Rose Williams from Wilkes Barre returned home after a short stay with Carbondale friends. Thomas A Duffy John Early Joseph Walker and Joseph Powderly visited Olyphant on Thursday. Miss Puller, after caring for her mother’s death, returned and resigned her position.

L. J. Gunnell

Scranton Notices and Community Services Overview

Local items report a stalled horse incident and injuries, a firemen meeting at Hatchet Inn, and church sermons led by W. W. Willkie and A. V. Bower. Francis Lewis preaches at Susquehanna Street Chapel, Miss Minnie Gallagher visits, and Mrs J A Waring improves after hospital treatment.

Willkie A. V. Bower Scraunton W. W. Adair Bullwood Young Men's Christian Association of Scranton Presbyterian Church Susquehanna Street Francis Lewis W. H. Priest

Local church to host foreign missionary sale

In Moosic Ay AVM a Berunton pastor will lead a Sunday morning service at the Presbyterian church. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Pek Berlin church plans a sale to support mission work.

Womens Foreign Missionary Saclery Berlin

Fragmented OCR Brief Captures Mixed Text

A distorted OCR snippet mentions a person named Matthew and a biased reference. The readable portion is too fragmentary to determine event, location, or clear entities beyond the name.

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