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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1901
Page
3
A garbled city notes fragment records a range of topics from local ceremony and school activities to civic notices. It mentions transfer of personnel, hospital events, prize announcements, and a theatre or concert setting with multiple names and places, reflecting routine community news and public ceremonies.
A garbled report mentions a person named Faced with ending life and references to a board, a niece, and a street in Westertow. It describes a staged scene with a wedding team and a performance tied to a group, with an unclear sequence of actions and several misread terms.
Local authorities keep Mies Rail, a Scranton figure linked to past six years at Ransom poor farm, under guard after weeks of liberty and repeated trouble. Detention follows police inquiries and medical exam assessments.
Miank Marcones of Avout was brought before Alderman Millar for desertion and failure to support his wife Autile and their six month old child. He had previously escaped from Mahoney jail two weeks ago with officer McDonald’s permission to change clothes and was recaptured after injuring Alinci on Comalanite Qiae. The case now proceeds to county jail custody.
A Scranton committee chaired by Secretary Sanderson organized solicitors to record subscriptions for a memorial. Signatures of President Luther Weller and Secretary Carl R. Samerson appeared on white slips proving authorization. Absentees could pick up subscription books from Secretary Atherton. reports to Atherton would be forwarded weekly.
Niplicillogy announces a new baking company to be organized this month in Lickawaliiin area. Principal stockholders include Ab J Kelly George B Carson and M Cawley with PV Seynton. Capital starts at 200000, plan approved by M J Swelly. Plant aims to manufacture the standard line Mr Kelly has produced for years with capacity 325000 wks of dakestuffs monthly. Temporary officers listed: Lawes President Ab J Kelly, secretary AL El Colmell, treasurer George Hearson.
Students register daily for courses at the Monservatory located in Office 64 Linden Street. Open all day for enrollment and information.
Mrs. Ann McGovern sues for damages over her husband’s death and her son Owen’s injuries at South Steel mill of the Lackawanna Iron and Steel Co. An accident on January 22 1890 after a power failure caused a plunge into a cupola. father died days later and son was crippled. Trial notes and witnesses for defense list Patrick Finnerty and others. case to test multiple days of testimony.
Fragmentary record shows a hearing in the ste voree case of Walter Wright against Margaret Wright. Attorneys for Wright appeared as testimony references marriage and residence at a West Scranton address. The text mentions desertion, possible elopement, and a photographer and witnesses, with confusion over names and dates.
Jide Vosbine will hold a court session soon, with a speed session also planned for the same time. The notice appears in the county schedule listing the date near November 18 and references local proceedings.
A garbled OCR style notice describes an explosion near a bank affecting workers and bystanders. It mentions injuries to a woman, a long hospital stay, and a subsequent suit against an estate, with referents to various names and places unclear due to damaged text.
Mrs Roser and Mrs Italy Roser report near two years of marriage with female troubles. They praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a friend's testimonial led to cure, claiming renewed strength and ability to perform duties. They invite others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
Merelmus lev and Mechanics’ lank join Central Penneyivanhi Telephone and Supply cams and Scranton Gas and Waller in a bid to recover damages from a dairy incident that caused loss.
George Bo Jevlyn testifies again for Consolidated Wailer in Carbondale matter about Crystal Lake and Pall Brook water receipts. The list of witnesses includes many locals and clerks as the court prepares for continued testimony and filings.
The article reports on ongoing bankruptcy proceedings in the Albert Wien case in Chambersburg and notes a completed record filed with Clerk J. W. Bearle. It also mentions the United States court officials preparing for the next session of the circuit and district court opening in the city on Monday, October 7.
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