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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1901
Page
5
Fragmented text lists multiple individuals and locations in a dated style. It mentions Monroe Avenue Lancaster Now York and several surnames such as Mires Morte Shatttelyon and Miss Howlin Lowell. The passage appears to be a social or personal column with names, addresses, and associations.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Semandorn Scarbrane and Solmlever with a note about street strikes and pictures. It references The Republican and a Colonel Ptehcook with unclear context and vote mention amid disrupted prose.
Unclear fragmentary text lists names and relations in a dated registry style. Mentions include individuals and potential spouses with partial titles, suggesting a social or genealogical notice from an old newspaper page.
A labor news item reports no major violence on a quiet day while a miners strike continues. A Central Labor Union committee issued a statement endorsing the union’s position and supporting wage demands of about 1.60 a day for miners.
A portion of the library of the late Dr Stockton Hough, long based in Trenton, New Jersey, has been presented to the University of Pennys, enriching its medical, bibliography, and historical collections. Highlights include antique volumes, early Latin medical works, and notable anthologies, with value estimated around several thousand dollars.
The congregation at Penn Avenue Baptist Church reports settlement of a $1700 indebtedness yesterday. The move signals a new seating plan and a fresh start for the church as members discuss its future leadership and community role.
Otto Brower a carpenter on upper Mulberry Street fell twenty three feet from a roof to the ground. He escaped with a sprained ankle and a wrenched back after the supporting board gave way. He was taken to a doctor for treatment.
Members of Amos Lodge I A of B B held a special memorial service in their rooms for the late President McKinley. The service was conducted in honor of the national figure with a brief eulogistic address by Rabbi AL J. Ane pacher. It was open only to teachers of the organization.
The Scranton Automobile Club completed its first run on a Saturday with fifteen carriages taking a circuit from the courthouse square to Green Ridge and back via Sechebel's. President Weston led pace making and guests including Dr Charles Pill Va and John Cox joined at a post-tour supper.
A community event outlines a diverse entertainment program to raise funds for Linden Street Temple. The lineup includes musical performances, readings, and guest appearances by local figures, with proceeds directed to temple maintenance and charitable goals.
Beginning November 17 the New Jersey Central will run a sightseeing tour from Philadelphia via Wilkes-Barre and Beranton. The train departs Balvinton at 7 a.m. and reaches Philadelphia by 1 p.m., returning from Wilkes-Barre at 6 p.m. Arrives in Philadelphia about 7 p.m. The run includes limited stops only and targets Northern Pennsylvania travelers seeking a popular, comfortable journey with attentive service.
The Scranton area report details the death of miner Togierka found hanging from a coal car near Hyde Parn Shaft after days of religious mania. He used suspenders as a rope, attempted twice, and died by strangulation. body transported to Wymbs Morgue. Police investigated as a suicide with a complex scene described and identification verified through a working card and miner credentials.
Coursen's Print Butter advertises pure creamery butter sold in five pound boxes. The vendor touts freshness and quality with daily production and a focus on high grade butter for customers.
Hella voninand reports a highly attended weekly session of the Renuhlle balloon society at Linden Street Saturday night. Comrade Carl Gunster disputed chairs and charitable commitments while two new members, Charles Thinlton and Owen Abomin, were invited. Reports covered sick comrades Kong Das and John Tiys, with Patvalan Diy recovering and slated for discharge. Afterward members enjoyed entertainment from the Firemen's Relief Association teams.
A local concert tonight features a mix of acts led by Luke and Mare Stren with several guests including Michele, Dy PA, and Serene de Gonwor. The program includes piano pieces and vocal numbers from multiple composers, with strong emphasis on evening entertainment.
The article criticizes W. Carpenter for a failed bench appointment and argues for electing a reform candidate. It cites court rulings, costs, and procedural questions, labeling Carpenter’s stance as misaligned with good government and strict law enforcement. The piece urges voters to support the reform candidate who stands with the people.
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