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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1901
Page
6
Competent teachers oversee sessions at Nos. 103 16 17 18 31 and 32 as public night schools reopen. Thanksgiving observance planned. C T A U encampment organized. Republican Club and other events scheduled for this evening. Notes list teachers and locations on Chestnut Swetuhd Streets and nearby avenues.
In a West Series gathering, leaders of a labor group urge action against drug agencies and corporations. They claim offloading burdens onto workers and warn of broader harm. A key speaker stresses industry reform and solidarity amid rising tensions.
A movement seeks to organize an annual encampment of Catholic Total Abstinence societies in Northeastern Pennsylvania. It will be inaugurated in the coming week with plans to gather all societies at the event. Details and exact time and place are to be announced in the Tribune.
An important meeting of the West Hide Central Republican elut will be held at the rooms this evening to discuss leadership and the use of quarters. The secretary presented a statement on current conditions and proposals for Albion leadership while members prepared to participate in deliberations.
Jon Coyne a worker at Tirde Park suffers bruises after a rock fall at midweek. His lover Juanes Tabiwin escapes with minor injuries. authorities report Lrenan Evins is recovering after a separate incident near Povo Woolds.
A church gathering on Winehtaga Street hosts an entertainment and social event to support the Ladies' Aid Society. A benefactor supper occurs at the church dining room with Mrs Moffat's choir opening, serving proceeds to fund church work. A Christian Women's meeting follows with the evangelist and choir to lead the evening.
Prof Derman’s leadership group meets at night. The choir earns unusual praise with many fine singers in the congregation. Various church members and events are noted including a temperance lecture, Old Folks Concert preparation, and anniversary services led by Pastor WHE with Rev. Thode Spencer and speaker plans for Morinments Ministers Buti.
Local fraternal and church groups announce fundraisers and events. The Division Noo i Ato clento Order of Hibernians plans a drawing for a Madison Plume Phonograph at Washington Hall on Dec 1 to fund the Patriotic Order Sons of America building project. Thanksgiving social events, church elections, and lodge anniversaries are scheduled around Nov 20 to Nov 28, with community suppers and raffles in support of various causes.
The meeting decided to remodel the chapel into a dwelling and begin work soon. Obituaries recall the funeral of Joseph Hieresardson and other local residents. Community items mentionendibecame a surprise fund and a postpaid concert for Miss Budie Madwirds with a planned December gathering.
A letter from a local resident praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relieving chronic back pains after months of suffering. The testimonial notes improved health after use and mentions household use by a spouse. Local dealers advertise the product with Foster Milburn Co as United States agents.
The direction of Misses Jennie Pregiaan and Sale Thomas drew a large attendance as receipts go toward the building fund. Edward Lazertie of Lazertie Street plans a few days in New York. Mrs J E Phomus directs a singing party rehearsing Anne Laurie for Thanksgiving festivities. Wilkird Powe’s entertainment promises a treat at Simpson Methodist Church tomorrow. The Gleaners of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church host a Mme ile at Main Avenue corner tomorrow.
Mrs Bridget McDonnell of Perdin Street was arrested Saturday night for selling liquor after police found five beer cases and three whiskey jugs at her home. Magistrate Fidler suspended sentence on condition she quit selling. The report also notes local church events, a hunting trip, and various community notices in North Scranton.
The Green Ridge Temperance group meets at noon at the home of Mrs J Campbell on Monsey Avenue. A lively programme is prepared and friends are urged to attend. Meetings grow in interest and welcome all, not just members.
A sprawling readers page carries diverse opinions and remarks about national events, political figures, and social debates. The letters reference Maine, Washington, and ongoing public concerns, with readers offering varied viewpoints and partisan tones.
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