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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
5
The report details a chaotic scene linked to Miss Mulwil and an array of individuals in New York with references to trials, public notices, and political moves. It mentions Judge candidates, party debates, and calls for registration to vote, highlighting ongoing legal and electoral tensions.
At the Country Club entertainment committee staged a festive Hallowe'en program. The highlight was the one act play Rosberry Shrub See with a notable cast and lively comic scenes. The evening featured orchestra works by Hayden and Romberg, with vivid stage settings and applauded sketches by Clarence Learned.
The entire fourteenth regiment of the national guard ended practice with all officers and enlisted men qualified as marksmen and several sharpshooters. Company breakdown lists marksmen totals with several firms reaching high counts. The surgeons note revolver experts among ranks and praise the season as among the best since reorganization. Leaders cite strong team effort and plan to improve ranges and equipment for next year.
The funeral of James Cloherty who died in Pittsburg was held yesterday morning in Holy Cross Church. The service featured a high mass celebrated by W T OGans in the presence of many sorrowing friends. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery. The notice mentions a political aside advocating clean politics and condemning trickery.
Writs of replevin filed by Willard, Warren & Knapp for Scranton Railway against conductors Thomas Gardner and W. O. Surine and motormen Frank Raymond and Owen Murray to recover phones, badges, passes and other company items. defendants plan bonds and contest, fearing loss of Mutual Benefit association membership. Reports note Philadelphia carmen strike link denied by National Organizer Reeves. Incidents include stone-throwing at a country club gathering and damaged streetcars across several lines, with injuries and property damage.
Police arrest a janitor at Central Station after he allegedly broke windows during a dinner break spree in the city. He appeared before Magistrate Millar who committed him to jail on bail.
The document lists a long, damaged roster of attendees and items for a Dela wine Lackawanna and Western board meeting. Names such as Kearney and McAlberts appear amid scattered entries for various roles and equipment, with numerous unreadable fragments.
A fragmented report describes injuries from a Saturday incident involving Nikile Pond a driver and Tinidie Gentile a laborer. Pond was taken to a hospital after being hit by a falling object and Gentile suffered a crushed foot requiring amputation at Lackawanna hospital.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Alfred Pennings as a director and refers to a night promissory or event. The readable portion names a person and a role, with unclear surrounding context and missing details.
The Black Diamonds bowling team of Scranton defeated the Elks in a non official practice match last night. Hack Dintonda won two of three games in a tight series with scores not fully recorded.
Tony Cordillo, about a0 years old, was killed yesterday afternoon when a bank of earth caved in during railroad construction between the city and Wilkes-Barre by the Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Rapid company. Another worker, Mike Base, was bruised and hospitalized. Cordillo’s body was taken to Cusick's. coroner decision on an inquest pending.
A Halloween party for the Secranton Bicycle Club hosted by the Dallaseum Club showcased a garland decorated hall with vines and jack o lanterns. Oppenheim's Orchestra from Wilkes-Barre led a program of twenty numbers as 125 couples danced, while officers including President Miss Civace Blot and others coordinated the event.
Tickets are selling rapidly for a MONDAY night concert in St Luke's parish house presented by Miss Margaret Shear assisted by Dre Carl By Duttt Edward Strong Mine Lulu Carner New York Eugene Wann and Miss Irene Wann. Shear studied with Dr Dufft for two years and has a fine mezzo soprano voice. Dufft is praised for a beautiful voice. Tamm is a skilled flute player. Miss Kaun is recognized as a clever musician. Prices and venue details unavailable.
Mrs J hk Crane of West Minnooka dies after a short illness she leaves a husband and four children Migry Anna Atlee and James. Funeral services are set for Monday from St Josephs church Minooka. Funeral of Mrs Jonah Lloyd tomorrow from her Bellevue home conducted by Rev J P Moffat and Trev William Davis. Burial is in Washburn cemetery. Let no voter think the ballot favors Hitchcock as the real contest is Hitchcock vs Newcomb cast ballots for the non partisan candidates urging clean politics and good government from Audley.
Members of the Republican County Committee gathered to highlight the county wide outlook, predicting a complete Republican victory next Tuesday. Speakers included Congressmen and local officials praising the ticket and defending state treasury integrity and regional legislative wins.
The article reports a court session granting a lien for a lane project in the last ward of the city. It notes actions by Yen Barber and George A Cramer seeking possession of land on Capoide Avenue and mentions Franklin Sure Refining Company seeking a deed and a consolidation to reveal an lot for a mood courthouse. The note is headed by Attorneys Paterson and Wilcox.
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