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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1901
Page
6
In a Sunday night scrimmage on Luzerne Street, West Scranton Sushko was slashed as the alleged victim used a knife vigorously. The report notes involvement during the scuffle and mentions lingering uncertainty about charges and witnesses.
Locals report a chaotic election scene in Cotati as poll workers struggle with ballots and instructions. Several voters express frustration over unclear guidance while security staff attempt to manage long lines and ensure order.
Loyal orders and church committees announce a May 2 event at the Oakland Street Baptist Church featuring national speaker Mrs fallow. A ticketed lecture supports benevolent societies with proceeds aiding charitable causes.
City officials discussed a proposed special testing and property disposition during a late session at the Jackson Street hotel. The committee deferred major decisions on fees and equipment while adjournment loomed after an evening meeting celebrating the project.
Unclear OCR text describes references to a trial or legal matter with names like Mrs. Whioua and Stuart and mentions assault and desertion in a jumbled, damaged passage. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the fragment.
Globe Warehouse presents an expansive wash suit and skirt line with shirt waists praised for fit and finish. The ad stresses fashionable, ready to wear designs in ginghams, linens, mercerized fabrics and imported materials, urging customers to view the summer wash apparel selection.
Constable Larry Rooney pursues two suspects described by officials. Once located, the alderman will dispose of their cases.
Lieutenant Willame and Wiesett were warmly congratulated for retaining their positions. The relief among the police department was evident after weeks of anxiety about the officers and the overall welfare of the force.
Several small gatherings announced at various locations. A meeting at Mire Albert Becker on Thirteenth Street concerns arranging payment of the third mortgage installment. Another note invites Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church secretary to a 7 p.m. meeting. A Thimble Club meeting is listed at North Bromilow Avenue. A Dyeck oobul oe baeah Painsheel is scheduled on Dieekain Street.
Reported a series of events including a man wounded in a car incident and a home visit by a nurse, with names such as Myrtle Lattive and De Ghekson Stier Panetta tied to local addresses. The text also notes a woman leaving the city hospital after a ten week stay and a call for a bail hearing for a man charged with murder after an officer’s wife died.
North Scranton residents are invited to a series of lectures and rehearsals tonight at Christin church and nearby venues. Dr Lee Hees and George T. Alieth will discuss biology and theology with a focus on Daniel WHE’s ninth chapter. Miss Westcott leads an embroidery class this evening at Ta atilock, with a poetry recital and garden talk scheduled for Thursday afternoon at 4.
The wily puisancer Willlinny Blow was arrested by Patrolman Jot Duggan after being intoxicated near the Chiristhin church on North Main avenue. He was fined by Magistrate Midtber jams. Also noted: Mise Gertrude Neal of Pittston visiting Libbbe Phivengaet. Mrs Hallstead from Qukstreet to Sunbury for her son. Mrs Wheels ill with typhoid fever at Sunbury hospital. A fire near box S2 caused by the Dougherty property fire at the MCDOnovel Geantie residence.
A dubious advertisement touts a tonic by Libs guibornonl claiming to treat coughs lung troubles and related ailments for a broad audience. It promises relief through a remedy called HIE OF Alls great mimwds and mentions Mapiple Holily Pree as a patron or distributor.
An advertisement asserts the Pyramid Pile Cure treats all piles without pain with lasting effects, low cost, and no minerals. It claims safety and physician testing across the United States and lists availability at drug stores with an accompanying informational booklet.
Local businesses in the North End respond to a incident with limited details about damage. Officials note preliminary findings and ongoing assessments as residents seek clarity on what occurred and its impact on the area.
The session saw most members present except My Brogan. John J. Gibbons appointed to fill the unexpired term on the board of health after Co Miller’s resignation. The borough attorney instructed to file against companies in the borough to enforce pole painting and numbering under a per pole tax. Prohibition plans discussed, with a meeting including Mrs Morton of Scranton and Rev Brenninger of West Scranton addressing supporters.
Evening concerts promise musical treats with performances by notable local musicians. A former death obituary notes a tragic passing on Sunday. The Pitt American Meetories gathering and a Union meeting are scheduled with speakers and ceremonies in public venues. Local residents Miss Annie Mealy and Miss Margaret Thomas visit kin and guests.
Partial OCR reads a contact line mentioning South Side and Kvde Park with stray names and an address fragment plus a phone note, suggesting a local notice or ad with incomplete details.
South Scranton notes report a joint excursion planning by divisions and clubs including Cloned Teody Nr. 4 and Enigme et Pythiias with associated groups. The piece also mentions a social at St Marys hall with Miss Minnie Klein receiving a surprise, and lists attendees and songs performed by local residents and visitors.
The Orangemen of Gieen Ridge Wheelmen host a members only smoker on May 23 evening in honor of the Whites. The event aims to celebrate and strengthen membership amid health concerns in the area. Asbury Methodist Episcopal Sunday school class plans a literary mission entertainment at the church that evening.
A historical note describes a Century icebox style refrigerator within seasoned hardwood, noting its lack of insulation and the visible aged materials. The fragment hints at preserved parts and possible context, urging careful reading of the surrounding text for additional clues.
A popular sale offers a large assortment of crokery including ice cream freezers from The Arctic and White Mountain lines. Many items described as seconds or imperfect remain offered at reduced prices with various plates bowls and terrine dishes priced per piece or set.
An old advertisement lists copper tea and coffee pots with nickel plating and satin fill, plus various kitchen items. Also mentions towels, bread boards, oak towel rack, a Holland Beauty side mill canister, wash boilers with copper bottoms, and step ladders up to 10 feet high.
Fragmentary text references individuals, places, and trains in Delaware and Hudson Shops. Mentions a student or worker with family ties, a delay or incident, and a cautioned visit to a location named Awe or Arthur. Includes scattered names Montitexs and Souidig with unclear actions and dates.
The text records multiple obituaries and death notices. It names Albert Var Gorder of Bolliserville, survivors including wife and son Charles Veo Chorier, sisters Mallory and Mrs. Bortren of Sterling, and others in New York and nearby towns. It notes funeral arrangements and distribution of estate assets. Additional notices mention Mrs. Ivan and family, with details of survivors and dates.
The Examiner praises the Walkie show as the most meritorious ever seen, highlighting novelty, features, comedy, refinement, and world exposure. It notes San Pinedo highs and declares nothing finer in mini years, calling the production unmatched.
The article describes an asphalt paving project for the dell room door of the Whirteenth regiment's new armory. Progress began last Thursday and is expected to finish in three days. A large area of pavement, forty-two thousand four hundred square feet, is involved. Contractor Schroeder inspected the site, noting caution and conditions. The report mentions floor coverage, potential wall and ceiling issues, and ongoing labor to resume the work.
A garbled notice announces Evangelist Prank Draper delivering an indoor sermon tonight. It mentions religious instruction and a call to audience questions about faith and doctrine.
A glowing account praises a touring show by a celebrated performer, noting its large size, elaborate costumes, and polished presentation. Reporters describe the performance as grand, with the act spreading through the venue and surrounding streets during afternoon engagements.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a large steamer and various named persons and places, but the passage is garbled. It references a prominent ship, possible officials, and scattered terms that hint at a historical maritime or civic note, yet concrete events, dates, and actions remain unreadable.
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