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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
3
Readable items describe a church supper at the Souls Universalist church, Elks meeting on Franklin Avenue, and various public notices. The column also mentions a coroner's inquest, a fire in Dunmore, a court case near Washington Avenue, and the New England Society annual meeting with multiple local church and civic affiliates listed.
The Nordica concert drew wide interest as subscribers lined up at Powell's music store on November 14 to secure seats for the New Armory venue. Plans announce a Toronto to Pacific coast tour with Nordica delaying any U S appearances while negotiations for Covent Garden and other engagements unfold.
After a strike began repairs finished and cars resumed on the Greenridge line amid stone throwing and obstructions. A car was damaged by stones near Capouse Avenue, a revolver shot was fired but likely harmless, a boy helping obstructed track was taken to the company office, and strikers seek financial aid while theater service to all city parts is planned.
The Treasury discusses design plans for a new hundred dollar note titled the "Southland Bar" featuring Colonel Gods. Artists visited the Nathaniel Museum for inspiration, exploring sparrow imagery and archway motifs. Open work threads and paper security features are highlighted as safeguards against counterfeiting while select subjects for future bills are still under consideration.
During the strike, anyone ordering Schrlever's photographs amounting to 88 or more will receive free railroad or bus fare to and from Schrlever's Hawer unless over twenty miles from Scranton.
Exclusive wire reports a vaudeville theater fire in Atlanta caused by a wire fault. The blaze trapped attendees and badly burned two electricians while the building suffered extensive damage and most exits were blocked.
In the suit to enjoin Scranton and Pittston Railway's operation in Old Forge the defense notes pleading irregularities that may defeat the case. Judge Gunster previously blocked use of a tainted franchise. new ordinances appeared, but plaintiffs argue second ordinances carry same taint. Adjournment delayed final decision.
Joseph Walker, inventor of the Walker Automatic Steam Coupler roampans, sues Waller & Hill for 1100. He says he was promised 1000 dollars after demonstrating the machine’s capabilities. experts approved the test, but the company has not paid. He also seeks to recover 100 dollars he advanced to the company at its request.
The will of Vy Moor was admitted to probate yesterday. Letters testamentary were granted to widow Dotias Moore and others. Attorneys brought petitions alleging improper transfers and seeking control of the estate and property, with objections noted against the alleged lawful actions.
Jomo Mh Gee of Wilkes Bane yesterday was adjudged bankrupt amid charges of debt and a watch theft with goods valued at 815,000. The report cites commitment for trial of Muwer Spire of Waynerboro, accused of carrying away assets and totaling 62,000 in goods stored, with other local individuals named as bankrupts in the same notice.
Hardle Kelly, a servant at the Lackawanna hospital, fell from a second story window on Tuesday afternoon while sitting on the sill with her back to the street. She landed twenty five feet below on her side, got up laughing, and escaped without any injuries.
The license tax ordinance signed by Recorder Connell is challenged as illegal in two ways. It taxes gross receipts of street railways citywide and imposes a higher rate on telephone firms, conflicting with franchise terms. Lawyers debate enforcing only permissible portions and consider amendments to fix defects.
A dynamite blast damaged the home of Joseph Soby on Third Street in Jermyn just before midnight Tuesday. The explosion woke the couple, shattered a porch roof and front windows, and a four inch fuse was recovered. Police believe the device lacked a proper cup and was meant to be thrown into a bedroom window.
Last night a refined entertainment at the Timie street temple house featured Miss Francoys Moses and Miss Minnie Dries as directors. Noted vocalist YH Widmayer and Ralph Db. Willias delivered tenor solos with sweet tone. Miss Vor M. Chitlin offered recitations. Mile Freda Nang sang clever encore numbers. Accompaniments by Miss Irene Kann Mrs Aaron Goldsmith and Thewellyn Jones.
Mrs. Nicodemus of South Pepanton seeks support from her husband Nicodemus after a year old separation deed. Alderman Fentes drew up the agreement. a child was born to Mrs. Nicodemus during the dispute. Nicodemus refused support and faced arrest warrants issued by Alderman Nasgun. He waived a hearing and posted bail for appearance.
The Leibune claims faster pager book production than any other printing house, promising swift turnaround for clients seeking rapid printing services.
A Philadelphia backed project converts a 1400 foot high plateau near White Haven into a tuberculosis camp. Early cases are treated with rest, fresh air, ample food, and mild warmth. Cottages house eight patients each while a foretaste of a sanitarium era is planned with dealer support and an artesian well to come.
A long list of names appears under the heading Advertised Letters at West Scranton Station. The notice directs addressees to claim their mail and provides no further details beyond the missives and addressees, including numerous personal names and a few place indicators.
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