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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1901
Page
6
West Scranton entries for races on the Speedway track include many named horses and owners as the club tabulates entries. The funeral of Benjamin Beddoe was held at the First Welsh Baptist church with a large attendance and floral tributes.
J B Evans aged 81 years formerly of Waal Street and Sumner Avenue died September 24 at Mhindrhidod Wells South Wales after a brief illness. Survived by his wife two brothers and two sisters Piddware Ivance of 127 South Pyde Park Avenue Tomes Tivans of 1406 Washburn Street Mrs John D Powello of Washburn Street and Mrs Ali T Johns of South Mid Avenue. He had lived in Hencoed South Wales since returning to his native land. Relatives were in ube and Avgeist of 1800 all Was toone the a deweon vio the South Main Avenue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church.
A group from West Beranton travels the Dinmont Witte route in the evening under the guidance of weighmaster Thomas Ro Phillips.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a sale or auction starting Tuesday with many buyers noted. The garbled lines reference degens, mummbers, Wet Jung, and farelock with ideas of risk, timing, and chance, but concrete entities or facts are not legible.
A catalog snippet lists men's cord edge and fine linen hemstitched handkerchiefs with prices around 14c to 25c each or 3 for 25c. Ladies styles include hemstitched, lace trim, or embroidered variants, also offered as bundles with boxes. Children's handkerchiefs priced—boxes contain two hemstitched pieces with initials.
The text describes an outing with several accompanying explorers and lists participants by name and origin, including Mr. and Mrs. Battier of Petoskey Michigan and others from Penn Avenue Mish, Mooneburg, Bloomeburg, and Taylor Moskrs.
Fragmentary court notes list Stanley Larsnokos of Brown court facing drink and disorderly conduct with a tie to Patrick Lynn of 204 Luverne street. Other items mention a keepin speakeasy and a pending Teanee application with Rin Divi and Tet MeATater and a Solel court street walkers penalty of five.
A neighborhood gathering tonight hosts the West Site group and the Hertington Monte Missionary Society in Cos cooperative fall. The St. Paul Pioneer Corps plans to attend with a local event at Pivits Hall on Thursday. Members are urged to come.
A string of brief items from a North Side neighborhood includes a youth Ted Warvis injured and receiving care from Dr. Crist, a marriage announcement for Richard Morgan and Elizabeth Sint, a new lunch shop opening on North Min Avenue, and various social, club, and church notices. Also noted are fishing club outings, a Knights of Pythias ceremony preparation, a street accident, hospital visits, and local gatherings at Wilkes Barre and Maplewood with several residents mentioned by name.
Green Ridge John We Bayley of Cireonidee street attends a church event at St Pauls Catholic Church yesterday. The work on relaying water tab on Dirkwou venue below Maron street nears completion. Mill street is reported in very good condition for travel. Arthur Tharkin of Carbondale spends a few days with parents.
A vintage advertisement touts Rewip é Balsam as a sensible remedy for throat and lung issues. It claims improved coughing, asthma, bronchitis, croup, and other breathing troubles, noting it as a trusted product from a pipe proprietor.
Mr and Mrs John Harlor and friends from Monacy avenue and Binghamton visit Greer Hidge Trivinas and others in Provedet es. A Maconite gathering last evening featured Trev Hank Whalen delivering a celebrated lecture on OWE and Diner of the Irish Looe nie at the pean Mone Baptist. Dr Whalen previously spoke to Eaglesmere and was praised as one of the season’s best lectures.
During a regular meeting the Dunmore Borough Council approved installing a Guamewell Indicator on No 5 to trigger a tire whistle and authorized its adoption by the Ti key company. It directed removal of a pile of ties and nails blocking South Blakely Street and planned to hire free phones from Lackawanna Telephone Company for fire houses borough building and chief’s residence. The borough solicitor was asked to verify Jefferson and Madison property owners noncompliant with sidewalk rules and warned sidewalks must be installed within 30 days or the borough will do the work and bill costs. The engineer was tasked with Prescott Avenue sidewalk plans. Miscellaneous bills totaling 5? were carried over due to borough officials’ absence.
A patched local column reports a cave in at Union Cash stores with no settlement. inspector Nelson from Levinton says the building is safe. Preparatory lecture shifts to Friday at the Presbyterian church. various community notices include travel absences, a funeral mass at St Mary’s, and a church meeting at the Methodist church.
A rambled local column reports on community happenings in North Scranton including church events at Methodist and St Johns, upcoming dinners, and visits of relatives. It notes an arrest on Panola Street with further courtroom mentions and a busy church program with a national song.
Fragmentary notes describe plans for a brick structure intended for congregational use. The sketch mentions lighting, heating, and seating details with Neptune Engine Company referenced in connection with the project.
Superior quality undergarments listed under the title Children’s Natural Wool and Camel Hair Shirts and Drawers. The notice highlights fabric types and craftsmanship as key selling points for the garment line.
The obituary notes the death of Gideed Mo Moieuiut at age 48 following an extended illness and a prosthetic-operational procedure in New York. It lists surviving spouse and children and mentions residence at 0208 North Mulia Avenue with family members. The notice provides funeral details and locations for the wake and burial.
The text appears as a garbled accumulation of proper nouns and fragments. It mentions several names and places but lacks coherent events or context to summarize into a concrete news item. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or actions are discernible.
An odd report from the Brown Palace describes a merchant Woda Maite from Maulla visiting Sulu for a month. He outlines unusual island marriage rites and savage practices, including a controversial wedding ceremony with violent elements and customs tied to the local tribes, with references to ritual deaths and symbolic acts during the event.
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