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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1901
Page
3
City notes describe a meeting at the center discussing a festival amid stormy planning. The excerpt mentions a debate over lodging and transportation, a regatta at Scott, and an estate transfer list. Officials and residents respond to a schedule of events including a community gathering, performances, and a vote on local matters.
Miss Mareannet Shear, a Scranton young woman, gave a notable debut recital featuring a diverse program. The event included performances by Miss Shower and Miss Lrenmie Iver, with praise for Shear’s strident quality and expressive voice, and a brief note on the audience’s reception and after-concert entertainment.
The executive committee of the Mine Workers Association adopted resolutions after a meeting yesterday. The text references tribute to deceased members and organizational matters, with emphasis on member welfare, safety standards, and future actions.
The fragment lists travel options including railroad or bus fare to Schiiever's and references various unclear terms. The text appears garbled, with no clear events, dates, or identifiable persons beyond generic mentions. No coherent summary of a specific incident or outcome can be derived from the readable content.
The fragmentary text mentions lawyers and a writ connected to a POU figure named jarphew Dewisjudelger. Other POU names appear vague. The item reads as a legal notice snippet with uncertain attribution and no clear actions or deadlines.
The readable fragments mention various personal names and organizations in a disjointed list. No coherent event or clear context is established, leaving only scattered references to people and possible groups.
Recorder Connell signed the tax measure after nine months deliberation despite doubts on its legality. City Solicitor Wilson and others warned the levy may face constitutional scrutiny, while utility firms plan to contest the ordinance in court.
A largely attended Keystone Republican Club gathering featured speeches by Creemont Orbell Dughes J Bhell Chore Mrowin and others. Resolutions approved included calls for civic improvement and support for local services with emphasis on poverty relief and community projects.
The Northeastern Pennsylvania Bowling League opened with three matches. Backus defeated the Elks with three straight games and a high captain Topekins led the night. West End Wheelmen beat Scranton Bicycle Club in Wilkes-Barre, while Black Diamonds beat Green Ridge Wheelmen on the same alleys.
County election officers and Republican committeemen are asked to telephone the results of the count to The Tribune tonight as soon as it is completed. Old phone 1013, new phone 1617.
A high school entertainment opened with Dolores Norton and the Park sisters captivating the audience. Norton’s performance, especially in To the Palace of the King, showcased new power and charm as the quartette at the cor nets offered a pleasing finale.
A church gathering at the Pen Avenue church yesterday brought together several pastors. Attendees included Devs, Thomas de Gruphy, DG By Sindh, Bast, HL Hawise, PROD, and others gathered for a ministerial session.
Jackets, Raglans, and dresses offered with playful phrases about rain gear and market pricing. Advertises affordable options and a guarantee of satisfaction with goods furnished.
A relative fragment notes Dr Harris presenting a paper on The New Testament Law of Divorce. The discussion centers on divorce as a social issue and the role of the church in renewal and reform within the community.
A ministerial assembly met in Pek Chil yesterday to discuss the Brotherhood of St Paul. Reverend duitley and Lt Bingen led the session while Pascoe and Conger presented a proposal amid a broad debate on the topic.
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