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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1901
Page
3
Delegates acent effort into planning the Carbondale Jubilee with committees mobilized. The general secretary coordinates with labor and civic groups to finalize roles for merchants societies and firemen and labor unions as preparations address visitor entertainment and exhibits.
A notable display from the Commercial Museum in hil Ateiphin arrived at Ouretean dale school. The collection includes seeds, woven textiles, and various specimens. Curator Flea presented items such as Crean the Pailipe Pies and Tiherest Cinis with notes on growth and local origins. The exhibit features over a hundred batte seeds and foreign native materials, with some items cataloged for later sale by sellers at the Lich situs.
Mary Gannon died shortly after removal of a tumor at Emergence Hospital. The operation aimed to relieve obstinate pain from abdominal cavity complications. surgeons judged the procedure hazardous but necessary. Gannon, weakened, could not withstand the shock and died about forty hours post surgery. She was nearly alone, save for a sister and distant father.
An advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Ease 4 powder relieves foot discomfort and numbness, reduces sweat and odor, supports toe and ankle comfort. It touts quick relief and long lasting ease, with mention of retail availability at shoe stores and general merchants.
In Treland, which was also her birthplace, she came to America about five years ago. She was employed as a domestic at the residence of Vets Ilow TF Coffey and at the home of Mipe Manville. She had few companions but was well regarded by those who employed her for her conscientious service. The deceased will be interred in Ft Those veniebery.
The report from Canton Carbondale notes Captain Maree Jond of the Tidependent sector and the Nov 4 appointment of Onder as Tentenant colonel of the First regiment Piret brigade in the Army for Pennsylvania. The honor stems from longstanding service to the Patriarch Militant and is praised by Major General Menard Deans.
Andrew Booth aged about 86 died after illness at his home 78 Cemetery Street. Born in Kilkenny Ireland he lived here most of his life and held assets valued in sterling. Survived by wife three daughters and five sons including Farah Booth Samuel Whirate Elizabeth Olin Andrew Thomas Henry and Robert Booth. Funeral at Trinity Episcopal Church with burial at Pike Hill later. Viewing at home before removal.
A church group under the Redemptorist Fathers hosted a first night meeting to promote good works. The society planned to publish sachets to support aid efforts and hoped to inspire moral and religious action among attendees. In St Rose parish similar efforts arise with membership drives and pledges toward a goal of about one thousand participants.
Rumors swirl around a May 23 ceremony in Burke’s Dhal Shinseliy marking a farewell for a season. The eagerly awaited function features attendees Misses Agile Aberin Main 1 and others, with planned performances by a group including Pati Mee Vue and Maz UT a Cute.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an event involving Plumbers' aid organizers and a forthcoming operation. Mentions committees, representatives, and a larger body, but details remain garbled and uncertain.
Delegates to a diocesan convention were slated by the St Miogusius Toth Abetitionece soriety to represent That organization as the Catholic Titus Abst Free Union. The convention schedule included talks at Pine Brook and Seraben CH Heat week.
Wellington Hoyle was admitted to Emergency hospital on Saturday after suffering a severe attack of typhoid pneumonia. He is reported to be improving as doctors provide care in the medical ward.
Mrs Charles Cobbledick and Mrs Richie Cobbledick of South Wyoming Venue plan a trip to Runglets Park New York to visit with the byslehew Miss Hlenty Smith.
The Misses Jadwin and Thomas Durfee left about ten days ago for a trip to Washington and have returned after a delightful stay in the capital.
Fragmentary text presents no clear event, names, or places. It lacks coherent details to identify people, organizations, dates, or outcomes for a proper headline and summary.
Postmaster and city officials demand a complete street naming and numbering plan to justify added mail carriers. Inspectors report disorganized routes and improper house numbering hinder delivery, while Washington warns of no extra staff without clear street system.
A distorted text discusses a resident named Tito and claims about obtaining the theatre box key to trigger alarm systems. It notes delays and difficulties in securing the keys and mentions possible outcomes if the key is kept or lost. The passage is garbled and lacks clear facts.
A windy night prompts discussion on placing keys in door boxes under glass to deter tampering. The plan, used nationwide, could be adopted locally at low cost by equipping boxes with covers. Police would handle possible tampering by mischievous individuals, with Hinikhimenta cited as a potential deterrent.
The city council to open bids for street lighting for the coming year and possibly three more. The Carbondale Gas Company promotes gas lamps while the Electric Light Company counters with electric lighting. Welsbach lamps have operated in the city for over a week as trial evidence.
Hoo McNulty proprietor of The Club in Carbondale and his friend Thomas Harris earlier visited Deerpark and the Pike County area. McNulty is chief of Carbondale fire department and a member of the Elk fraternal order.
Preparations are underway for the ostini annual reception of the Blessed Virgin sodality of St Rose church to be held on an upcoming Sunday evening May 24 starting at 7 oclock. A large number of candidates presented their names at the sodality meeting yesterday afternoon.
Two Carbondale citizens Abe Salim and Jills Moses left yesterday for Buffalo to visit the Pan American Exposition. They will travel to Rochester, New York for a business trip and hope to enjoy the exposition attractions during their return trip.
Delegates from unions including Sanliogke amlarhbondalte attended a convention yesterday afternoon on South Main Street MeTlehe. They discussed matters presented at the meeting and decisions pending.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Brotherhood held an event at Cambrian hall with Mrs. William Site winner scoring $20.55. Mrs. [van Pehwiels and Mrs. John Courtright earned $7.45 each.
Pd Thomas plans extensive improvements on his property replacing the long standing house with a modern dwelling. The project level and completion are described as thorough and complete. In contrast, Mr and Mrs Robert Johns mourn the loss of their four month old daughter Mary from an illness, with burial to follow at St Rose cemetery.
The ninth nonnal convention of the Grand commanders of the Apelent Or der Knights of Malta will be held in Columbia Lancaster county the week beginning Tuesday May 2. Tiller of this city represents Temple commandery in Wa SA.
Edward Yarrington an attaché of the Hendrick Manufacturing Company is reported seriously ill at his home on Wiawne Street after contracting typhoid fever. The condition is described as severe but the exact prognosis is not given.
The presidents and pre presidents of the LCBAL from Carbondiate to Ashley will meet tomorrow in Avoci to hold a preliminary meeting paving the way for the creation of an advisory senate for the region.
A damaged OCR fragment references individuals Olive Lalode and Coniihonented in connection with a Federal union case, listing entities such as Patriothe Order Luna of America and Kaishts of Cn hiasnhus in Carbondidle vomnell.
A small party for ladies was hosted at Cemetery Street home of Mrs Joseph Dietrich. About a dozen women attended and the day was described as enjoyable and profitable. Luncheon was served.
Next Wednesday’s social marks the season’s farewell for the Friday Night Danelig class. The Moaart orchestra will provide music as the hall is described as beautifully decorated.
The Delaware and Hudson will pay Lie employees at the Honesdale branch on Tuesday this week and on Wednesday the employees of the steam pad and repairs shops with repated.
Local residents hosted several visitors across towns. Jon Puller of Serancen and Mrs Joseph Wilson of Bhinsshimten were in town briefly. Theodore Morgan returned to Morristown after a stay, while Misses Wathywn Addins and Agnes Hitler visited Mrs John F Sullivan. Mr Hubbard of the Dehiware and Hudson shop is ill on Washington Street.
A jumble of local items from Jermyn and Mayfield includes new Ontario and Western depot agent Mr Sherwood moving his family to Second abpeer. Residents attend the Was Down Mast show at Cwebomdale. Mrs Sly of Ahomeshide hosts a visit with daughter Mrs Joli Sulton of Main Street. The school board’s meeting with teacher Honthis signals the presesy Dead. Roy Sly attended by Jerimon friends yesterday. Delasvayve and Tivoison lines plan grounds beautification at Maytill depot. A Michiel Mc Hale boy on the Mast Side fractured an elbow in a bike fall yesterday. George Bhlike suffers from an unspecified medical issue. Miss Fuidle Thiel visiting Bradford County. Mrs. Thomas Joplin, visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Rennie of Second street, has returned home to Berane.
George Padson returns from his trip to the Ceiyveburg battlefield and recalls his experiences with vivid reminiscence of the historic engagement.
Charles Humphrey injured his knee during a Hawker event Thursday evening when he wrenched his leg in an unspecified manner. The incident details remain limited and no further medical updates are provided.
Vicefessor Hockenberry of Unisity delivered a fri gndidress list at the twelfth anniversary of Moethoe Jist Episcopal Church in Jermyn.
Matvice Blocksiege of Balen Avenue has accepted a position with the car pointers of the Delaware and blud SON COMPAS car shy, signaling a shift in local transportation roles.
Mrs John Bone and Mr Henwood of South Wyoming Street will depart around the twentieth of the current month for a tour in Europe.
Mrs 3 H Kupp wife of the eliven Bihoer has been summoned to Philadelphia due to her sister’s very serious illness.
Readable text indicates a musical group, the Metronilitan Quartette, scheduled for a church event at Hereun Baptist Church. The fragment notes a successful entertainment program and a local community gathering.
F T Gelder, formerly of this city, has been re elected secretary of the Forest City board of trade.
The bet pin contest has been underway for some time among three members. The article fragment notes an ongoing process with the three participants competing for the hand sulnie bet pin.
The Maylar meeting records payments including John Denpsey 60.25 Jamies J O Malley 82 Ch B Molleran 100 to Olyphant electric light department 82 and others for time in an excineration set. The finance committee says they negotiated a loan with Merchants and Manufacturers for teacher orders. Funeral services for Frank Thursday were held at Blakely Baptist Church with pastor officiating.
De Spencer the pastor leads a well attended service at Blakely Baptist church with veterans and community members present. Notable attendees include Mrs Mary Steverson and Mr Jobo Wolkingeliiw visiting from Pray iiener and Wilkeos-Biteo respectively.
A special meeting in Portes discusses delaying taxation on poles and the use of stone poles for household tasks for five years. The draft ordinance covers tax exemption and pole pricing while noting related traffic and public safety concerns. Local residents Mr Mark Walker Sr and families are mentioned in connection with injuries and community events.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a local notice about a sale or event at a channel or station. It mentions names and a date evening but is largely unreadable. The text hints at a public notice context with place and organizers but lacks clear details.
A lengthy program list shows many performers and acts for a Taylor event. Note names include Dewey Glee, Laura Beinseta, Olwen TowEllis, Novia Bolus, Wally and Malones, and Joseph Coombs. Organizers are Chater DL Meese and WL Sergenicen with promises of a grand, staged display.
In the notice a local auction lists bidders and prices with names such as Legans and J. Guegusey. It notes a sale at a specified place with dates and payment terms for a product line and urges final bids.
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