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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1901

Page

4

Court Rules Moosic Debt Offsets Borough for Lackawanna School Build

President Judge H M Edwards denies the injunction sought by Dollan and Lackawanna taxpayers to block a new school building. The decision holds the Moosic debt can be considered an asset when contracts were awarded, offsetting the two percent indebtedness limit and allowing the district to proceed University toward the Minooka project. The ruling addresses multiple features of the debt limit and confirms the district’s ability to incur the $25,000 expense for the project.

Edwards Lackawanna Township Moosic Borough H. M Edwards Dollan Et al Minooka Moosle Lackawanna Monsie Aml Mulherin & Judge Lumber Co Donohoe & Ivtionto Ee Ewer Bts Sehool Althavel Regan Mulherin & Judie Aucion Plains Aboawt Manilamus Commonwealth Allegheny Moosie Mare TN TL Ata Modaly Guin de Moosic Bar Moosly H. M. Edwards, PL J

First Panel of U.S. Jurors for Williamsport Session

The first drawing of jurors for the new Middle district Federal court was held by Marshal Fred C. Leonard, Clerk B. R. W. Searle, and Jury Commissioner Woodward. Twenty-three grand and forty-eight petit jurors were chosen to serve in Williamsport during the session beginning the second Monday in June. Names include Hardwell, Kohan, Durbin, Skinner, and many others from towns across the region. 71 names were drawn and will be replaced before the next drawing. A brief district court session admitted lawyers and issued bankruptcy commissions. James W. Snyder was installed as deputy, succeeding Clark Lowry in the new office structure.

Williamsport District Court Snyder Middle District Federal Court Fred C. Leonard B. R.W. Searle 7. BR. Woodward Wilkes-Barre United States Marshal Leonard Archbald Clark Searle R. A. Zimmerman Henry L. Hartrantt Bates Street James W. Snyder Coudersport Potter County Clark Lowry Lowry Feld Florence Archer Eason Macon Co Tenn Dr. Pierce Mary J. Weida Allentown Oak Street Pierce Yree Kh. V. Pierce Buffalo N.Y

Ringling Circus Arrives in Scranton on Impressive Train

A history of the Ringling brothers tracing humble penny shows to a massive touring circus. From bed sheets to a twelve acre complex with 108 horses, elephants, and a fleet of wagons the enterprise grew into America's largest. The circus touts clean dealings, a dedicated detective force led by Pinkerton’s Charles Ryan, and strong public trust as it nears Scranton on Tuesday.

Ringling Circus Scranton Barahoo Wis Frank Clvcus Ringling Otto Ringling AL Ringling God Charlee Sing Alfred John America Hhis Maine California Canada Mexico Districta Charles Ryan Pinkerton Agency

Important to the Ladies Fur Work Sale at Low Summer Prices

The notice urges ladies to have fur work done promptly during summer to ensure proper results. It highlights low prices and free store pickup and delivery, promoting swift service and convenience.

Organs for Sale Cheap at Guernsey Hall in Scranton

An ad advertises second hand organs for as low as $10 at Guernsey Hall owned by J. W. Guernsey on Washington Avenue Scranton Pa. The message also mentions smoke the Pocono bo olgar.

Guernsey Hall J. W. Guernsey, Prep Washington Avenue Scranton

Decorations Planned for Thirteenth Regiment Armory Ball

A meeting of the decoration committees of the Thirteenth Regiment military ball was held at the chairman’s office last evening. Designers displayed elaborate interior decorations for the armory with a new band stand debate noted for its size. Captain Hendler of the State Army and Naval Journal planned a souvenir edition and photos of the armory exterior. Invitation committee members prepared to visit New York and meet Vice President Roosevelt.

Thirteenth Regiment W. Ti. Taylor Hendler State Army and Naval Journal Scranton Dillon Congressman Connell L. A. Wittes Everett Warren James Tl. Torrey Esc New York Roosevelt

Baseball Notes From Multiple Cities and Players

fragmented text lists games and players across Ballimore Willington Boston Cleveland Milwaukee with mentions of teams and several players including powers cuppy reglve and others. sparse names appear in garbled form, suggesting a roundup of scores and lineups without clear results or dates.

Undefined Teams Clash On Willow Street Fields

In Missies' regions, May day afternoon at 2 pm a Bulls challenge game unfolds between the Willow Street Stars and the Atlantics, captains Calvin Donne and Karl San lead efforts amid a murky slate of umpire names and scattered city team references.

Willow Steet Sturs Pam Karl San Calvin Donee Ommugen

Best Piano Deals at 314 Washington Ave

J W Guernsey, proprietor, advertises 314 Washington Ave in Berranton as the best and most reliable place to purchase four good pianos. Call to compare prices and terms.

Washington Ave Berranton J. W. Guernsey

Theatrical Stud and Company Debut at Academy

The Macaulay Matton Company presents a weeklong engagement at the Academy opening with a mixed bill including OAn Tinocent Sine and a series of touring acts. Review notes show frequent changes of program and elaborate staging with emphasis on audience satisfaction through spectacle, music, and dramatic pieces. The company markets itself as delivering popular entertainment with high attention to detail, though the review records a chaotic setup and variable reception across acts and venues.

Huntley-Jackson Company Thintloyshickeun Stock Company Academy of Minsle Monuay Chicago Michael

Concert Tickets Sell Fast for Scranton Benefit Show

A benefit concert by the Leceum lises and leges haw been ikem for the symphony theater. Proceeds go to Lackawanna hospital and the Talhin Schoola of Scranton. Demand is high and tickets will likely sell out quickly.

AML Leceum Lises Leges Enderet Symphony Heatra Lackawanna Hospital Talhin Schoola Scranton Lee

Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Tribune Page

A garbled OCR fragment mentions The Tribune and a Sunday page, with stray phrases about polls, residents, and names. It lacks coherent events or clear entities, rendering a minimal card focusing on the chaotic transcription rather than a specific action or outcome.

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