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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1901
Page
3
A city hall repaint project proceeds with a crew of painters under Johnson to repaint all chambers attic spaces and the building interior. Peter Idbotton is named inspector of the work by the Director of Public Works with monitoring and inspection duties specified for the duration of the project.
Thomas Connor of Lagzerne Street and Ainipen Cleffyon are charged in the Sunday Laverne Street assault. Connor is accused of participating in the attack and threatening a constable with an alleged weapon. Cleffyon was detained overnight and held for a magistrate hearing. Willian Cieudon is named as a co defendant in the incident.
The local civil service board chaired by Seouls ci Sehuuts We Roche and David Bo Jenking conducted a carriers and clerks examination in the federal building. The large turnout required postponing some candidates to today while eight applicants were tested yesterday and more will be examined this morning between the hours of dawn and 2 a.m.
Myers faced a disorderly conduct charge after an incident at the Lakawenn hospital unit where witnesses testified. Judge Aberin Tddy ruled the evidence insufficient and discharged Myers, while noting lingering references to a popular Puneh cigar among elgars.
Four youths including Jimmy Teskelly and Stanley Watkine were brought before Magistrate Milter for a hearing on alleged stoning and vandalism. Prosecutors argued parental failure to curb crime, while some guardians defended their children as blamed by authorities for misbehavior.
The Y M C A Convention gathers associations from Bradford Susquehanna Wayne Sullivan Lackawanna Pike and half of Lacktown Monroe and Tioga counties at Wilkes-Barre. Delegates discuss organization matters and regional development while electing officers and detailing services for member societies.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Tabby confrontations escalate into a deadly altercation. Witnesses report a fierce duel ending with one party fatally wounded and authorities initiating investigations. The incident draws attention to urban strife and the risks surrounding embattled local figures.
Hon. William Abrahams, British MP from Rhondda Valley, arrived in West Scranton and spoke at Mears Hall on a Welsh themed night. He praised the welcome, noted McKinley’s death, and described U S growth and Wales connections as he delivered a Welsh language address titled A Night in the House of Commons.
A note from H Poust, manager, invites viewing a display at Tech 2 Arcade Building. It mentions candle power of 12h and a $150 price to call and see the demonstration of the word.
The speaker lauds disarmament aims and urges limiting mine work hours while predicting future treaties between nations. He criticizes abuses in parliamentary procedure and outlines upcoming engagements across Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, including a Welsh church event and mine workers’ gathering.
The banquet at the Coyne House celebrated the successful conclusion of a sec can Berle. Attorney John A. Harris served as toastmaster as several speakers addressed the assembled members of the organization.
The fragment hints at a social or literary remark about posture as a signal. It mentions Lehriower and appears to be an incomplete line from a larger dialogue or caption. The readable portion suggests a topic of behavior or interpretation linked to seating.
Ricarder Wy La Connnel declared he will oppose any material increase in the tax levy for the coming year and would use absoute veto power to cut unnecessary items in the appropriation ordinance. He supports equalization of property values to prevent higher rates for first class properties and notes the city faces assessed values between 6,000,000 and 7,000,000 dollars with potential tax shifts.
A large die tay pipe organ built by Miller and Abel of New York is installed in a Wilkes-Barre Catholic church. The console faces the and the organ rises 24 feet high with 60 stops and many features including extended action and specialized wind system for stable tone.
An unclear OCR fragment references a dog and a buyer with possible dentist and Dua elements. The text is fragmented and noncoherent, hindering full reconstruction of events, names, or actions.
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