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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
2
Train schedule notes list departures and arrivals for Carbondale and connections to Wilkes-Barre Saratoga New England towns and other points. Timings mention mornings and evenings with references to stations and routes, including connections to Scranton and Watha.
OCR text presents scattered street names and incomplete phrases about events and services around Carbondale and adjacent towns. Readable bits mention towing, safety checks, and possible public notices with multiple garbled place names and dates.trim
The fragmented piece recounts Dorrie Jones and local figures debating votes and self promotion in Greenfield. It notes moves within towns, pension notes, and a social gathering, with erratic dialogue about Albany, Turkess, and local chatter. The text preserves era tone and personal references amid garbled OCR.
The piece notes Father Daly's role as chaplain of the Sixty-seventh Regiment of New York City during the Spanish American War and his observations while in camp. It mentions a solemn Friday night gathering filled with interest in life during the war and Daly’s opportunities to observe the military camp side.
The public attends a local event at Baither Paty with entertainment and meals amid a seated display. Volunteers including Frank Newcomb and Alex Hyena assist in organizing tasks while a diagram of the venue is shown at A. Woelly's store.
Carbondale sportsmen show rising interest in ten pins with a new team named The Lightweights formed from elite members of the Carbondale Oselé club. A second squad, Pop Noteswere, is in progress as bowling days near with local venues on South Main Street and temperatures encouraging outdoor sport.
Crowded crowd cheers as Lyman Howe Pictures at the Grand Wednesday next promise success. The program includes scenes from a presidential life chase and funeral. Tickets sell out quickly with gallery seats scarce and standing room full.
Fragmented report describes Carbondale plans for a new armory in Serauton area. Text hints at a sale near completion and local interest, with officials considering security and attendance by the public as events unfold.
Irene Brennan daughter of James Brennan died after an attack of diphtheria. The obituary notes she was a bright clever child with promise and character, and mentions the mourning of her school companions and the community's sorrow over the loss.
A burglary occurred at the residence of Patrick O'Malley on the West Side. Police say several articles were stolen and the break in was discovered the following morning after a prowler was suspected by O'Malley and his daughter.
The event marked Rexford Meyers tenth birthday with a gathering at his Alti place home attended by Lois Norris Manuel Narrio Linardon Mildred Ailler Tyee Bione Chirlotte Pilsted Millimgers Hik ter Chyane Mills Henle Beverance Florence Gig iad dues Phoged Colvin Ola UWaehin Wisi binelin Laur Bewoh Hobie Diesidon santo Vitis Prank Botha Joo Mole nend Loonie Mills dgurd liver Tule ton Aloon Kok Shiutuou Ira Millard Weller Flotehor Duluth ble pod Harl Cites yvril sibele Aberrill Flemeh Ray Holleheck.
A family moved from the CUR house on Stns avenue to Bae fom wVonNe. The transition appears swift with belongings transferred, reflecting a relocation within the same neighborhood.
Three Chicago doctors failed to cure a Mrs LaMonte for years with female troubles. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she used five bottles and was restored to health. The letter urges others to try the remedy and notes Mrs Pinkham offers free advice to sick women.
The Cottage Company's fair progresses well in Watt's Hall with strong citywide support for the fund. Mitchell Company plans a closing program Monday night December 16 and the project aims to replenish its treasury through continued entertainment and community backing.
The piece schedules an evening opening at Reynold's drag store with seating at 7 30 and showtimes for Thawhk's Temiure Sunshine and Shadow. The event headline hints at public sensibilities and a provocative tone during the performance era.
A fragmented listing of attendees and performers names appears in a notice for a community dance event. The text references many individuals including Miss Fyn Amira Lees and Joseph Mahon along with place names like Pittston and Plonnesdale, suggesting a local social gathering with a varied guest list.
Corline Marke, noted as tenant heiress, is cited in a probate item concerning a will or estate distribution. Banked notes indicate a final action time near afternoon with details about the residuary bequests and potential heirs or executors named in the fragment.
Readable items include Louis Bieese, Diets, Tlarey Danhole, Hubert Hijvels, Joseph 8B Vorter, Jued Hobin, Philip Ryan, Albertsmith Pred, Snedeker, Mawar Veaverse, Mugstle. Additional context is unclear due to garbled OCR.
A compact roster of individuals including Coollean L Belle Goodenough Mre John Rite Miss Jonnie Wilcox Miss Emma Williame Mre Emelie Hess W WH Thomas John MM Thomas and others appears in a historical public notice format. The fragmentary text suggests a formal listing common to obituaries, apportionments, or social notices of the era.
Mise Lillian Peukert of the city tops a program by the Nina company premiering tonight with the nine specialty that made a hit in the Elroy stock company. She draws many admirers eager to see her perform in The Deserted Wife and A Man of Ten.
The Cycle club considers adding a bowling alley to its equipment. Members are enthusiastic and many can score well with satisfaction. The committee, led by Joseph AL Hoole, Robert McMillan, George PF. James, and diarcoh Miche, will report at the next meeting.
Hleney Hall of Dixon the father of Winans Hall who served a twenty year sentence for killing Edward Schonever of Scranton will leave today to visit his son. Winans writes cheerful letters and notes his new quarters are better than his former in Wayne County. A chicken and duck supper is planned at the home of Mrs. Dorrance Burdick Newton Lake Monday evening under the Baptist Ladies Aid of Dundatt.
Among the true Wilts returned by the grand jury this week are presentments deulist Mamie Togalli Angella Crol thee Mary Cioltiere and Mundelina Rega indicted for stealing coil from the Black Diamond can pans dump at the northern city.
The following officers were installed at the recent meeting of Federal Union No 7204: President Shiney Pearce. Vice-president Edward Roache. Recording secretary John McConnon. Treasurer William Waeh t. Guardian Adam Theobald. Guide Thomas Ix Lee. Trustees Fred Shuman Charles Barlight Joly fy Tiernies.
In Scranton yesterday, John Juynehah We Jordan of Olyphant and others including Jobin Cruithigher ML J. Gallagher W C Schumer Thomas A. Mudade and P Oedly attended an event at the Hirrivom House. Also listed were local Scranton salesmen from the Amerionga such as 1.0D.offian Gr W. Stout and I. M. Harris.
A fragment notes George FE Randolph dining with the Sons of Veterans Branch Noa in Carbondale. The item mentions Patriatehs Mille Tah and a Me. location, but details are incomplete.
The sheriff postponed the sale of the Dougherty and Martin stock to Monday morning next at avelock. Before that time, steps may be taken to appoint a receiver in bankruptcy.
The street department reports the road linking Iron Main Street to Lawnies Court is in good condition after recent maintenance. Local residents see improved access and smoother travel along the corridor.
Miss Nellie Gaullaghy spent yesterday in Berantoy while Simypkine returned from New York state. Mrs W W Swinghe is confined to her home on Gilbert street by illness. Miss Loretta Coleman and Miss Ita Spencer visited Scranton yesterday and attended a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Willie who were recently married.
Ovirtither ther another on Dehawaire Street as Miss Milchvet Carbine of New York features in a local clash. The Ning TRepertoire company schedules events at the Pother Mathew Ojon Hlousee with poplin prices and related listings. details remain unclear.
Letters from Scranton residents praise Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills for restoring nerve force and improving sleep appetite and health. A customer notes relief from anxious symptoms and urges others to try the remedy. The ad claims nationwide availability with dealer endorsements and signatures on every advertisement.
The week in Carbondale features a Destiny program without four vet dima opening next Monday night. Albert Hrteher Smith is to speak at Blakely Baptist Church in the evening on They. Tickets cost 20 and 50 cents. Rev Dr Whalen from Carbondale addressed Susquehanna Street Baptist Church with a talk on The Bright and Dark Slide of Life in New York City. County Superintendent J C Tastor toured local public schools. The Ladies' initial society of BlakelyCaplist church plans an auction and entertainment week in the church social room with supper and a variety of articles for sale. M A McAndrew and family moved to Gate the Miron Wattoing on Tindsen Street. Amy Elliott of New York visits relatives in town.
The board of directors met in Jermyn at the secretary office and restructured for the year with George Cudlip as president and Dr. D. Thivis as secretary. Treasurer Thomas Griffithe received bond redemption funds, while George Bhike will head grounds.
Mrs Toh HH Roberts and Miss Stelle Le Van attended the matinee Faust at the Presbyterian church. Pupils will perform this evening to benefit the Nava environmental group. Agnes and Miss Jones visited Scuimbou Yortomuda. William Chavk returned home to Wridgeton after a week away.
The fair and festival of the American Protestant association opened last evening at Weber's rink drawing a large crowd. Booths display many items for sale and an evening meal is served from 6 to 9. A door prize is offered nightly and admission is one cent.
Mae Gy Ow Mier of North Merin Street is reported much improved after cancerous growth treatment. Hunters Megers, Blues, Brow, Pierce and De Winters returned from a Maine hunting trip with eight deer and a moose. Mrs Edward Barber of Main Street visits son in Wilkes-Barre. Blakely residents urged to muzzle dogs for sixty days. violators to be shot. Council names George Williams president and Artésia H. Dewey secretary. Thomas Willmams seeks engineer post at borough electric light plant. Knights of Pythias lodge no 20 to meet Wednesday in memory of deceased brother Thomas Piela and funeral details for Thomas Davis.
A hostile, ethnocentric tirade attacks Westerners as coarse, ignorant, and brutal. The piece denounces untravelled people living in dirt, praising provincial outsiders while labeling critics as debauched storytellers and immoral. It singles out writers and editors for corrupting literature and social values.
Catalog highlights Turkish rugs oriental embroideries and Japanese kimonas amid a display of china and rugs. Ottar of Roses showcases a diverse selection appealing to collectors and decorators with varied patterns and textures.
Fragmentary critique contrasts Western vigor with Eastern pretensions, denouncing Eastern sanitation of virtue and praising Western independence. The piece rails against perceived moral failures, declares the West a law unto itself, and mocks rival social ethics while praising rugged manhood and communal loyalty.
A reader notes Joseph Hill Gilder’s fear of writing presents the president with a test of literacy and will. The piece likens writing to warfare and pursuit, reflecting a temperament shaped by confinement and relentless effort.
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