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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1901

Page

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Memorial Day Observance Across Cities and Nations

A grand parade in Madison Square honored Memorial Day with Governor Odell and Mayor Van Wyck. Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang delivered remarks at General Grant's tomb as Boston students laid flowers for naval heroes. Observances continued with ceremonies, speeches, and tributes across New York and nearby communities.

Madison Square Odell van Wyck Wu Ting Fang General Grant Boston

At Lafayette's Tomb

The procession honors Lakiveria at Plopus cemetery with tributes from officials and mourners. Military oration by Chemeral Horace Porter and others marks the somber ceremony. wreaths are laid as somber Remembrance Day echoes.

Piuvis Minto Hilarie Lakiveria Plopus Ohis Gombissider Horace Porter Comsat Chenena Cod de Dartlert Pata

More Machinists Return to Work Across Plants

A surge of reopened plants signals momentum in industrial recovery as operators resume production. Workers return to key facilities amid shifts in demand and new safety guidelines, marking a turning point for regional manufacturing sectors.

Byclodhe Wite Victory for Assaihutual Irons

Mooshietastope defeated Wate Oyle in a key match as Mimi Mintioet earned a notable victory. The event, reported by Byclodhe Wite of the Assaihutual Irons, highlights a decisive outcome amid tense competition.

Assaihutual Irons

Cornell Wins Boat Races at Bergen Point Meet

Cornell fared strong in the Bergen Point program, beating Columbia and Penn in the heavyweight and sprint events. Sears lowered the Cornell 100 yard dash record to 10 seconds, while Willits won the two mile race and Yale and Princeton performances were notable amid challenging track conditions.

N.Y Cornell Hsien Nile Lake Coyued Columbu Ponneyiviana Courtney Colubia University of Pennsylvania Columbia New York Penn Princetoy Pean Percy Field Sack Moakley Cheave Sears Lev Willits Princeton Dewitt Firse

Taylore Defeats Cadwell in Twenty Mile Race

Taylore, the Prendy cyclist, defeated Frank Cadwell in a twenty mile race at Thirtford Connecticut. Cadwell followed Taylore’s pace as the winner hit a strong stretch late in the contest. Other contestants included Louis J Baeket of Boston and Wayne Davis of Philadelphia.

Prank Thidwell Thirtford Conn Wadsiete Paank Cowell Taylaye Waylove Makor Evere Louis J Baeket Boston Wayne Davis Mhtgdelphia

Eli Wins After 2143 Mile Race Ahead of Thite

Eli clinched victory after a grueling 2143 mile race finishing ahead of Thite who tied in an 18 1-5 effort.

Eli Thite

Conference on Cuban Affairs at White House Amid Unresolved Deliberations

Key figures President McKinley Secretary Root Senator Platt and Senator Spooner met at the White House for over an hour and a half to discuss Cuba. No decision reached. cabinet and further talks anticipated. Root briefed by Governor General Wood on Cuban events and Piatt amendments and their interpretation.

McKinley Root Senator Platt Senator Spooner Wood Cuba Tomorow Reot Cleneral Wood Ula Inter United States Aml Iseland

Weather and Local Notices From Scranton Era

The page notes fair weather with southwest winds and lists a jumble of memorial and local notices. References include a Scranton clan visitor case and various scattered place names and departmental mentions, all in a terse, fragmentary era style.

Count William Bismarck Dies at Six

Count William Bismarck second son of the late Prince Bismarck dies at Berlin aged six nights after a bout of peritonitis. He leaves a widow and two daughters and one son. The imperial unveiling of the statue in honor of Prince Bismarck may be postponed amid funeral preparations.

Varain Prue Willim Bismarck Bismarrck Todas Berlin William Bismarck Momeiy Pirhiee Pismarek Prince Bismarck Bismarek Fran Hfern Tonhelit William Bistiarck Willi Bismarek

Republican State Convention Date Called by Party Officials

Exclusive Associated Press report states Republican state committee chair Frank Kewler issued a call for a Republican state convention in Philadelphia on August 1. The notice details delegates from counties and districts, dates, and the role of state officers and electors, with emphasis on representation based on presidential election votes.

Philielphia May S Hain Frank Kewler Republican State Committee Pivawisbure Permsel- Witt Ane Enmatil Ity Comuitten Wook Armbrewe Werk Obiaienians Vourliors Smteturives

Legislature Proceedings Discuss Bills and Amendments

The senate advanced a set of bills after second reading with amendments addressing road and street improvements and public works funding. Debates covered sewer connections, eminent domain, and municipal projects while plans for future sessions and a brief adjournment till Monday evening were noted.

Woman's Suffrage Association Opens Thirty-First Convention

A condensed report from Minneapolis outlines the thirty first convention of the Woman's Suffrage Association at the First Baptist church. Susan B. Anthony and honorary president Lucy Stone Stamoon address delegates, praising emancipation and urging sustained political advocacy to secure women’s rights.

Minneapolis Catherine Waneh McCullough Cirle Chitin Catt Dida IL. Metow Wesley Church Cait Homaraies Susan Bo Anthony Anthony Bugwheth

Gambling in London Threatens a Scandal

Exclusive wires report a London gambling scandal plan where socialites and hostesses face exposure. The piece alleges hosts and their visitors risk financial and reputational damage as authorities investigate alleged gaming debts and coercive schemes.

London

Race Riot at Pittsburg Shocks City Officials

Reports describe a chaotic confrontation in Pittsburg with multiple individuals involved and authorities pursuing a suspect named RONEN a Piade. The melee erupted near the riverfront area, prompting police to deploy and search for the escapees amid injuries and shouting.

Unreadable OCR Item From Ur Ameclguok Mins Waes

A fragmented OCR entry from May Waes references individuals and places in a cryptic way. The readable fragments mention Walter Geet and Ar Jina among others, with unclear actions or dates. The text remains too garbled to determine a specific event or outcome.

Settlement of Office on the Wialwei Way Reported

A brief note from Kyclipive White reports the settlement of the office on the Wialwei Way. The item confirms official action and mentions May Oo Wie osmoun as a key figure in the proceeding.

Tragic Schoolgirls and Boy Drown in River Carriage Accident

A party of Elm Social Club members, led by John Moore, embarked at dawn for a row on the Seloykill River. Seven youths and women, including Sallie Cainteell Mage Kennedy Manel Potter Miarmie Sullivan Provence Hemd Bere nin Osmond, aged 17 to 21, disappeared after the boat capsized in a swift current. only one survivor, the boy John Moore, was rescued. The wreck occurred near the northern outskirts, with six girls and one boy presumed dead after the craft overturned in foaming waters.

John Moore Elm Helles de Oltre Seloylkill Weis Sherthy Orabis

Mrs McKinley Improves Amid Public Interest

Mrs. McKinley shows signs of improvement according to reports from the Associated Press. Officials and medical staff offer cautious notes on her condition as details remain limited.

McKinley Associated Press

Mysterious Potinayl Samived Near Night Market

Unclear OCR fragment mentions a potinayl item found or seized near a night market. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the brief note points to a local incident involving a potinayl at a nighttime event. Authorities have not released full details.

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