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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
5
The item lists a request in Carbondale for two traders or traffiters to operate on Tet, A ne, to Vo 0, Pinch, Chutott Street. The notice seeks services or partnership in the local exchange.
Fragmentary OCR describes railroad time tables for Carbondale with references to station hours, trains on Sundays, and connections to Albany Saratoga and other places. It notes services at Chiliondte Wythe Rare Hob and mentions weekday and Sunday trains with various times and itineraries.
Fragmented OCR summary notes a city station in Carlsormuelig with Sandie and Re Pe. It lists names Ges cepling Sunday ter Winginpmten and Mea Verh oars aml Eteffale, with Susynehill and Susquehanna in connection. Complex geographic and personal references appear, unclear dates.
A lively social event hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas Howards on Canin Street featured Veron Howards receiving a prize for selling items at the Clemo Barber outing. Numerous guests including Mr and Mrs Michael O’Toole and many others attended the evening with refreshments served and thanks extended to Mrs Coward for hospitality.
Mrs bh and guests on High Street gather for an evening in honor of Mrs Demands with lively conversation, entertainments, and Pillowe on games. Attendees include Miss Lisae Widkler, Miss Jose Cornell, Miss Ant Waits, Miss Anna McDonough and many town residents sharing music, laughter, and refreshments.
The piece reviews a section from the Penman's Art Journal by Mraf Wo A I Scott of Merrell Institute. It critiques educational bias and argues for teacher qualifications and broad experience to better prepare students for commercial artistry and professional work.
A writer notes that practical mercantile life and court work shaped his teaching of commercial subjects. He emphasizes that teachers should engage students with real beliefs and hands on methods to prepare for professional roles.
The Telegraph recognized the Hello Girls with a prize drawing for those guessing the central telephone number. Eight hundred fifty calls were received and the top guesses by Miss Moyles and Miss Phillips were within a narrow margin of the actual number. Both entrants fall within the allowed proximity, and the prize is yet to be awarded pending final confirmation.
Miss Gridley performed several piano pieces on the program for the Arc tesian Tose concert. She is a former resident of Carbondide and educated at St Rose, with rising recognition in the county and beyond.
The Bow Street company closes its visit with two final performances Anertcan Theives and The Counterfeiters Offered by Leyburn who receives a souvenir photo token for each ticket sold This weeklong stay highlighted by strong audience turnout and mixed reviews. The street department also ordered the removal of a fence on West Side enclosing Joseph Cooper’s property citing public safety and access to hospital roads. Cooper threatens legal action as the city weighs the impact on local residents and farm traffic in the area.
A subdued Sunday plan unfolds in Taeh as police chief McAgidnow orders a citywide lookout for disturbances. Mayor and officials urge compliance with Monday ordinance banning wares, while merchants prep weeknight sales and monitor product containment at public venues.
The article notes the resignation of the brewery manager Acrutien Ware amid boardroom turmoil and efforts to implement broader changes. It mentions possible replacements from Elobbisans and others, with uncertain status of the plant officials and local reactions.
The readable fragments describe a photograph or caption with unclear names and places, yielding little coherent fact. Potential entities include a photographer and a titled subject, but specifics are unreadable.
Two enterprising youths were detected by the principal after stealing tablets from the school supply. The offenders had accumulated a growing stack of tablets described as their supply declined, and authorities located the place where the “trust” stored items ready for market. Both students were expelled from the school.
The obituary notes the death of Charles Leyturne’s father, from the Bon Ton Stuck con pine, with years spent in hard newspaper work. It praises Lewburne’s long service on DOT papers and his roles at Forum, Pacesville Miners Journal, and Philadelphia dailies.
Illness prevents Cardinal Martinelli from attending the ceremony, dampening the high expectations of the community and officials. Monsignor Seaché is named to represent at the event, with Antonio Gerutti assisting in reception arrangements amid the ceremonial duties.
Incoherent OCR fragment describes Carbomlale Indians, a ceremony or meeting at a school, and a forthcoming fray or fight. Mentions Jaidhvae, Lichwane Klekers, and Dusen with vague references to pills, bets, and confidence about some event.
A fragmented note lists pest control names and places such as New Miltoia and Chittenton with unclear references to agencies and individuals. The OCR text mentions AW and Blin OW along with obscure terms and registers on the American Note.
Fragmentary text mentions groups and locations with garbled names including possibly a lodge and associations. No coherent event or outcome is readable to summarize.
The readable text fragments show names and places distorted by OCR with no coherent event or date. No verifiable entities or actions are present to summarize into a factual news item.
A fragmented notice hints at a Burke’s venue event titled Dancing Class and a crowd gathered for a photo or performance. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
In a brief report, the local eleven receive backing from Durkee and Hidsen during a tied contest. The narrative mentions Miruiger and Durkee observing a hopeful scene amid questions about the outcome.
An evening event features a team achieving eleven scalps, with a large group of footers planned to accompany the squad, the Migh eoheot eleven.
Members of Diamond lodge Shield of Horor plan a Friday evening event at Watt's hall described as a darktown gathering where attendees wear black face and masks. The night will feature dance music and an eccentric novelty designed to amuse attendees.
Morning sermon series continues with a focus on indebtedness to God and grace. Pastor Mneingel leads a Sunday service at St Pauls Lutheran Church with readings from St Matthew and a note on faith and remission of sins.
Carpenters worked yesterday to remove fixtures from the Palace Lunch room. Burts the master craftsman directed staff while a new Janet neon sign was installed in Wilkos Bare.
Members of the Leybouren company at the Ground opera house this week toured No 1 mines yesterday and enjoyed the curious experience despite the stress and worry that accompanied the outing.
Anonre Heht oo Washington sted provided a good tutor for a crew of aiaye this week as the mis criminals were captured near Chexville. Authorities reported swift action and secure detention of suspects by local and federal units.
A series of brief items reports I Wy Reynolds joining a fishing trip at Elkdale. Holly Welles from lime competes in a Car bondale event. Prank Trades of Scranton hosts a “Quality Street” screening at Lyceum. Miss Ida Styre entertains Helen Watkins in Washington street. Mrs Thottmann returns from Oakleo Green. W Pryep, new Delawa re Hudson district passenger agent in Scranton, spends day in the city. Frank Collins from the Electrical Light station heads to New York for vacation. Frank Murrin returns from Elkdale hunting near Elkdale. Sheriff Armburster of Tonedale, with Attorney Searles, assisted by a presen ce in a local case.
Local council session reads and orders payment for salaries and street work. Attorn ey Mulhollen’s costs discussed while committee to secure witnesses appointed. Citizens from Scranton Crawford and others noted visiting, with social events and church company duties listed.
A social gathering in Malis SHIT included Miss Frances and guests such as Fidel Reese Anima Damee Mei Will Wakes Maud Byung Gesellyas Bethel O’Hara and Blanche Davie. The afternoon program included a dance at Willivon Tell Range West Tutor with Mrs Whois and others attending amid a lively scene and local notices.
Rev Clinton B Heney to deliver sermon. Lodge members will meet at dawn and march to church. George Ritter promoted to special station agent for Jersey Central between Rayton and Scranton. Chauncey Bryant to relieve Mr Potter at Pareons station. Miss Lieale Davis hosts Halloween ride from Providence to Hallowe'en party at Fier Homme. Pledging affair with light refreshments. Sunday services at Cubes Paperstebahili tie. Stnday school at 2 pm. Miss Gertrude Pies in Corteuile Morris and others attend Bloomsburg Normal alumni meeting. Prof D J Jones reappointed chorister at Calvary Baptist. Buffalo Sect club to hold weekly social at Weber's rink. Russell of Hudson, PA, pens operator Ralph Nave. Halloween party at Miss Alia Lovering's Greenwood PA home. supper served and dancing afterward. Attendees list includes Horrie, Bertha Loverine, Alan Lovering, Lizzie Tovering, Mary Pas, Martha Tex, Edith Powell, Bethrive Jones, Dora Powell, Tex ford Cumiwell, Will Clintothe, Benjami Powell, Henry Toll.
Mrs Fanny Stearns and daughters Josele and Elsie return from Buffalo Expo. Mr and Mrs Bert Wingstey and one child plan to move. Mrs B D Kingsley and grandson Dwight visit Pan American. Mrs Frank Revehauser returns from welding tour. Mrs BK OF William hosts Twentieth annual club. Miss Bessie Webster visits Mars home. Various locals listed visiting kin and friends across town and beyond.
The morning service at the Methodist chapel featured a sermon by Reverend Ties J Bone. An evening session continued with the usual hymns and prayers as the church announced events for the week.
A refined spring wedding took place on Main Street as Kate BL, daughter of Mr and Mrs Airs, married Thavid T Jones of Clifford. The ceremony featured white silk gowns and chrysanthemum decor. a reception followed with guests from the community and family in attendance.
A schedule lists a sermon at 7 oclock The Brand New Church will host Against Sin on Sunday at 2 PM Superintendant George Decker attends a service at Maple Street Mews on Mowdensi Mice Wie Poerda and other residents attend A list of names including Miss Clara dint Corded Huy and Miss Maggie Hall appears among the attendees and speakers for the evening events
A social appeal explains womb troubles common to women of various means and urges prompt use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Mrs Scott and Mrs Scorr praise the remedy, with advice to write Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance.
Readable lines reference Clark's Summit 4 percent figure and nearby places including Wisconsin. The fragment mentions Petandine and Brameon among several individuals, with a note on a medical or civic issue and a staged sequence of names and places.
A mangled OCR text outlines a financial ledger with references to Commonwealth Pennsylvanian accounts, banks, and national figures. It mentions Allegheny, National Bank, and various financial terms, but data is garbled and many names and numbers are unreadable.
The readable fragments reference a meeting or event with names such as LAMONType The Kurnwere Destinne and MCR DS. mentions SMU Kerathe Las Toe peremetit and a banter involving Chine Youngs. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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