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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
9
Fragmented notes describe a series of town events. Mention includes a case involving Mike Die and five associates, a residence matter on Mis TU Wathina street, a July train service to Philadelphia, and an arrest following a pretense plot near Williams Avenue. Reports reference Western in Amz Pak and Suburban area incidents with injuries.
The advertisement promotes Ladies' Huguans Longwood Short Coats and Misses' Coats from Mears and Hagen. View the items before purchasing to aid informed decision.
The plan offers round trip railroad fare and photographic orders for distant residents like Dan nondale and Schriever supports free rides during the streetcar stoppage. Artists and free fare policies boost access to the Medial Studie journalism and images.
The Dressy Men purchase Mahons shoes at 424 Lackoawan Tie Avenue, marking a local footwear purchase event. No further context or outcomes are provided.
Charles Frohman attended last night’s Quality Street at the Lyceum and lauded Mise Adin and Roger Moran as strong performers. He noted the play’s novelty and the audience's favorable response, then departed quietly for New York this morning.
Laborers packed rooms to file reports and sign petitions for court appointed overseers. The Republican executive committee planned a meeting at headquarters, urging full attendance, as the party mobilizes for Tuesday’s county election with renewed effort from the state slate pushing for victory.
A hopeful note on the street car strike effort with a medic in communication between strikers and company officials. A meeting is hoped to be arranged today to address defenses, while no new developments occurred yesterday and disorder is absent. The Green Ride People's Line will reopen Tuesday and extend out of town service next week. Several youths were arrested for throwing stones near North Washington Avenue, with hearings set before Magistrate Milla. Another man faces assault charges and a hearing is scheduled before Magistrate Howe.
Young people in the region will take part in a December program at the theater and armory featuring drills, calisthenics, and musical performances. Local men of noted skill will provide demonstrations and supervise practice sessions for both boys and girls in the community.
A disrupted national title aid parade led to scattered confusion as participants faced delays and unclear routes. Officials stressed safety while organizers reviewed the event plan amid growing scrutiny.
The Northeastern Pennsylvania and Bicycle Club leagues launch with a Wheelmen victory over the Backus and Green Ridge Wheelmen. The Deinekus and Green Ridge Wheelmen faced off in a tight match as new league pins debuted, aiming to shape this season's scores and standings.
Dr Portous of Taylor examined a woman thought to be insane and she was sent to the Keillside Home. A five dollar bill for examination fees led to court action. the board ultimately awarded a verdict of five dollars plus costs. The board plans to appeal the costs claiming nine hundred dollars exceed the verdict. The case involves Mrs Whoniis Chav and a poor widow with four children seeking relief.
The city institute hosts Teachers' Week inviting educators to attend a footwear exhibit titled The Shoe Shores by Lewis & Reilly. The event promises relief for tired professionals as the shoe display showcases comfortable designs.
The twenty-third Drt County Teachers' Institute wrapped up with brief addresses by Mise Sutherland on Tokigoey from Kipling Dr Willis on Method in Mencuthon and Dr McLellan on Elements of National Power. They expressed gratitude for teachers' interest in the lectures as Prof John Tl Watkins delivered The Holyity Ti. Resolutions referenced the deaths of former Superintendent Parkes of Carbondale and Miss MP S. Atherton of Taylor.
Several locals report new job placements and office help requests. Margait Doyle joins the Republican staff. Ada Palmer with Attorney Reynolds. J Grant Willan moves to Lehigh Valley railroad at Sayre. Jol Me Edwards becomes court stenographer for the Orphans' Court. Lizzie Roberts and Mary McHugh work steno and bookkeeper roles at the Peters burg silk mill.
The article records a monthly donation drive listing numerous individuals and families who contributed coal and other goods. It notes the community effort and names many supporters such as Miss Finan, Mrs. Rhett Strickland, Mr. Thanlis, and Mrs. Moron Knight, among others, for their generosity sustaining the coal supply.
In the register's office the will of Mirtha Annon of Suranion was admitted to probate. Mirtha's estate includes homes in Winmore. Letters testamentary were granted to Catering Marebington and Fave Gallagher with authority to manage the estate as named.
Cur tively speaking the photographs are made upon that thoroughfare but no pronoun over regular prices is asked. The popular Punch cigar remains a leader among arc clears.
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