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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1901
Page
5
An incoherent garble mentions New York events and figures such as Wallace, Blober Weekville, and a Ball President with unclear details. It references a telegraph department and a politician named Valkerah Mort, with scattered phrases about paths to New York and a possible senatorial position.
Fragments describe a community event with mentions of vendors, a fund-raising effort, and notes on attendees. The text references a Robert grove area and local families planning activities and dishes, with a focus on a yearly gathering and a future generation.
Under this hearing short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer's name The Tribune does not become responsibility for opinions here expressed.
A damaged item mentions an imminent space talk in Wake Botie and a plan to attend another plane. It notes Churtew Trees overseeing lunities and offices in the Connel building. The letter requests publication of the notice and signs by Kelyard Uh Daria Beranion dated May 5.
A garbled note from M. Ac Culhklnu references Rhoda Nishelas and urges public response to a matter of concern. The incomplete text hints at awaiting opportunities and a call for action within a community context.
Yesterday's Walter T Main's Passion previews drew large crowds to the spacious tent. Highlights included talented horses, ponies, and daring wire walkers, with top acts by the Marantetl family and the Rough Risers.
The Gaudi convention of the Cry thal Penveyivanta diocese of the Mypis opens in Pottsville today with twelve delegates and twelve alternates from Scranton, plus all local clergy including Rev Rogers Israel and Rev FLOS Ballentine. The session will consider funds for a proposed new diocese and a possible seat for the new diocese. Knorge Jonmyn serves on the special committee. Several clergy and laymen will be elected delegates to the general conference in San Francisco in December.
President Ab Dolphin of the International Telegraphers union presided over a large Scranton Division No. 3 meeting with over one hundred thirty members. The division includes telegraphers from Delaware and Hudson, New York Ontario and Western, and the Wyoming Valley Erie line. Attorney J C OMalley was made an honorary member. Attendees from Wilkes Barre Jersey Central telegraphers attended. Dolphin, a Scranton native, will leave today along with Orcaniger Etronean.
A man on a Spruce Street parade balcony nearly fell from a fifth story ledge. A quick minded young man from the crowd grabbed him before disaster struck, saving him from serious injury. The scene unfolded near Plorey and Brooks on Washington Avenue.
A health ad claims winter weakness lowers vitality and blood purification through Livhity's Celery Nerve Compound. It promises purified blood, toned nerves, and renewed energy, selling through Matthews Bros with a New Sc. cigar offering and a Havana alloy product.
A Rochester school board meeting sparked angry exchanges over remarks by Dr Lansing about the board’s honesty. A contentious motion to refer the dispute to a rules committee passed after deputies argued over evidence and the proper course.
A garbled report states Magistrate Millar vows to sue Reverend Millar after a sermon at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church. The exact basis and timing of the lawsuit remain unclear amid unclear details from yesterday.
School board approves plans for three new schools in wards First Sixth and Twenty first discusses site exchange with Delaware Lackawanna & Western for land at Weyser avenue and street and votes to issue 15 000 in 1915 bonds at four percent to fund construction and a Friday meeting date set for bids and advertisements
The Methodist Ministers' meeting in Scranton and vicinity held a regular session at Bhim Vaark church quptors with Pieshlong C. B. Henry presiding. Rev Austin Visin led devotions as Rev Py Francis Chanda presented a paper on The Millennium and How to Reach It. Several ministers participated and numerous members attended.
Horace A. Lyons of Honesdale led the new entrants as the contest surged. A grand chance for ambitious youths to enter college is highlighted, with yesterday's top four unchanged and the qualifications needed for success outlined.
Standings show Henry Schwenker of South Scranton leading with 48 points. August Brunner Jr of Carbondale has 17 points, followed by Meyer Lewis of Scranton and Frank Kemmerer of Factoryville. W H Harris of Hyde Park and R Leo Huber of Scranton also appear with lower scores.
Yesterday results show changes in top positions with Lewis of Scranton at ten but one behind second, Kemmerer of Factoryville holding his place, Harvis of Hyde Park posting first write in. New contestant Florence Lyons of Honesdale, others enrolled daily as contest urges both job seekers and students to join for eight educational rewards and a potential prize for top earners.
The Scranton Tribune advertises a Pride rewards program for a summer contest. Readers are urged to start early before leaders advance. For full details see the ad on page four or request a book of subscription blanks by writing Editor Educational Contest Scranton Tribune Scranton Pa.
Application by Clark Cris son of Mimhurst through A K Dein seeks feme sole trader status for a woman whose husband left six years ago and is absent. Judge Iselly orders publication for three weeks to announce the declaration.
Mrs L B Batley, a national temperance lecturer, is leading a two week campaign as part of a stirring effort by Lackawanna county temperance workers. The Women's Christian Temperance union reports rising membership as Mrs Cailey appears in public talks with strong presence and fluency engaging audiences.
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