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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1901

Page

3

Four Bids for Sewers Spark City Debate on Tax Methods

City officials opened bids for multiple sewers finding only single offers or none per project. Officials fault past assessment collection for high delays and promise remedies. The Thorne Lane sewer bid led with $3.75 per linear foot from Thomas Fl. Gannen. other bids ranged from $1.70 to $4.50 plus additional costs for connections and paving.

Recemer Connell Public Works Hoche Rephe Ton Teituneman Bite Thome FL Gannen Ef Daecheay Etvidet Ite Lellowe Saawer Istelet Bieventh Flekus Phekus Pedro Cael Inowiel Alder Street Beason Fount Fiat Abid Wae Nee Nerds Geom Peter West Amlorker North Main Aed

Men Bitten by Dogs at Lackawanna Hospital

Martin Rennenberg was treated at Lackawanna Hospital after a dog bite while on rounds. He described a low followed him, then attacked, biting the wrist while he defended himself. the wound was cauterized with no serious effects. Earlier another man sought treatment for a similar bite to the arm.

Martin Rennenberg Lackawanna Hospital Havenberg Adem

Scranton Bicycle Lido to Host Ao Opéo Pool Tournament

A four man per side pool tournament is set between Scranton Bicycle Lido and Green Tide Wheelmen with one hundred points per player. Matches begin in September with games on Monday and Tuesday nights at Green Ridge and the Bicycle Club. Notable players include John W. Dusenbury George Mitchell and FE OR Preee with recent champion Sinith Corman.

Scranton Bicycle Lido Green Tide Mrose Gauimes Phave Thevele Green Ridge Ehoat Green Rider Blevete Quarterte Eplcondid John W. Dusenbury Etts Clib Jogiih Iouteld George Mitchell FE. OR Sinith Corman Dane

Vosburg Receives Commission as County Judge

Deputy Attorney informs A A Vosburg of appointment to the ayhans court of this county after Governor Stone signs. Messenger expected to deliver the commission soon. Dispatch from Harrisburg confirms the issuance of the commission.

Winer Bollcitor A. A. Vosbore Conorah Flelis Yeatenay Ayhans Hiken Te Athinile Orday Stone Allantic Hy Spwedal Hessnger Harrisbure

Appeal From Lewin Vs Pauli Estate Heads to Superior Court

The appeal was taken yesterday to the Superior Court in the case of Charles Lewin against the Pauli estate. A verdict for 31,500 was returned in favor of Lewin who seeks compensation for injuries from a fall on Lackawanna avenue where defective stairways allegedly caused his serious injuries. Judge Carpearter issued an opinion denying a new trial and the case proceeds to the Superior Court for review.

Charles Lewin Pauli Ate Jornes Urna Andi Daniela Taowin Bilding Lackawanna Avenue Carpearter Incourt Superior Court

City Notes From Thule Range Closures and Local Happenings

Thule Range closed today as Lieutenant Porter announces the range will be cleared. Coverage notes traffic impacts near bridges and a church concert with civic figures and residents attending events, including a Catholic cemetery service and local obsequies.

Thule Porter Anneunins

Invalid OCR Classified Notice Sketch From Kingston Pa

Fragmented text describes an education catalog with a business course for non college students and a September 11 opening. It mentions L. L. Sprague Kingston Pa and a dean of a college catalog address. The readable items imply a modern conventages certification and verification themes.

L. L. Sprague Ob Db Kingston, Pa

Men of Hour to Assume Officer Roles in Trust Company and City

Joseph D. Evans, new Second Ward common councilman, and George F H Gothier, a key promoter of the Federation Convention, will see Phillips take senior positions at the title guaranty and trust company. Evans, a long-time Scranton banker and lawyer, is expected to become a leading figure in the firm and the city.

Will Guaranty and Trust Company Joseph D. Evans George F H. Gothier Phillipa Herbert Tithe Guaranty and ‘Trust Company National Bank Phithijes Phillips Weet Sonuvton Kueh Scranton Mvany Joseph Evang Iain Trisi Letersi Coutenan le Evans North

Miner Dies From Work Injury At Temple Coal Yard

Andrew Parra of Parkville, a miner at the Temple Coal and Tren company Storrick Creek colliery, died at Lackawanna Hospital from injuries suffered at work while lifting a heavy piece of rock. He was 3 years old’s age appears garbled. burial plans place the remains at Peokwille.

Andrew Parra Parkville Storrick Creek Collieny Temple Cowl and Tren Company Lackawanna Hospital Oa Tical Poyshdan Bin Peokwille

Marine Recruiting Office Opens in Raub Building

The United States Marines recruiting office opens Thursday in the Raub Building at 14 Wyoming Avenue under Captain James K E Mahoney. Eligible applicants aged 21 to under 25, 4 ft 1 in to 6 ft 1 in, sound, married or single, literate, may enlist with pay ranging from 18 to 428 dollars monthly by rank. Benefits include quarters and meals, naval home or pension after service, four year term with two years at sea and two inland, with opportunities for promotion of non commissioned officers.

United States Marines Wyoming Avenue James KE. Mahoney United States Naval Home Philadelphia Cola Porte Rien Mucanihe Guam United States

Weather Halts Seldom Seen Softball Clash in City

A scheduled softball game between West Side frowns and Bloomer Girls' nine at Athletic Park did not take place amid rain and crowd stoppages. Players from both sides failed to arrive or confirm, leaving Browns vs Windows warmup unused. A future slate includes Beatty William’s ex college team vs Beuthays Scranton and a Scranton vs Minooka match a week later.

Athetic Park West Side Arlington Browns Howe Mindows Pittston Beatty Willian Cllege Beuthays Scranton Minooka

Pan American Exposition’s grand sights at Buffalo

The report extols the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo praising the electric displays and Bratler’s Tower hotel as a monumental feature. It highlights Statler Hotel’s vast capacity with over 2,100 rooms and seating for 1,200 in the dining hall, noting European plan rates and modern amenities as visitors plan extended stays near the grounds.

Buffalo Bratler Statler's Wiott Rane Perme Goles

Community Social Features in Moosic Rise

Moosic events include Mrs Ethel Treecilas and Malineirecy guests, Mr Ewald Miller returning from the Klondike after a year, and a special chair for the M FE to prepare for the Twentai century eve. Local residents Dix Colvin Newell and others perform, while Miss Dix and Miss Newell render pieces.

Mizeee Pearl Shiffer Mae Marthi Pine Dive Ethel Treecilas Malineirecy Ewald Miller Klondike M. FE Pesliles Mawie Duryea Miss Dix Moosic Mies Colvin Parsons Mins Newell Forantoty Plarey Fiveford Harry Carylewn Alster Mies Boranten More Strondaburg John Boss Bouth Main Street

Fatal threshing machine blast injures three in Trion

A hot September day field accident killed Alfred Maer and injured Charlee Sewherey, John Hatley, and John Watieberger when a threshing machine exploded while operating in an open field near Trot. Local authorities report the blast occurred during machine operation. investigation continues.

Tienen Hatminewr Alfred Maer Charlee Sewherey Feralle John Hatley John Watieberger Tor Etgine Hai

Captain Atherton Aims to Bring Major Plant to Scranton

Captain D B Atherton, secretary of the board of trade, plans to leave for New York to present the Ingersoll Sargent Drill company proposal to establish a plant in Scranton. The company seeks a site of at least ten acres and would employ about one thousand workers, with Scranton favored by company officers. A fire in the Jersey Mine at Plymouth is reported under control as part of the day’s events.

Atherton Jersey Plymouth D. B. Atherton Board of Trade Towy New York Ingercoll-Barfeant Drill Company Masson Eitiews Scranton

Fire at Plymouth Mine Likely Under Control

After months of danger and limited entry, the Jersey mine of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Co at Plymouth shows signs of being contained. Hot air shafts lowered heat and smoke to large breasted levels, allowing workers to enter and plan to confine the blaze to a limited area within days.

Jersey Deliware, Lackiwanna and Western Coal Company Plymouth Montrol Wilkes- Barre

Master Car Builder Conferes On War Scale Wages

Master Car Builder Canfield of the Lackawanna railroad met yesterday with general foremen from different points along the line to arrange the piecework wage scale that will become operative across the Lackawanna system. Attending were George Faber Hast Buffalo Nyt Fritts Hoboken N J KF McKenna Dover N H and their clerks. The conference was held in Mr Cantleld s office and not finished for some line to come.

Canfield Lackawannnia Railroad George Faber Buffalo

Our Concession in China and Mr Conger Steps to Reclaim

The United States minister Mr Conger is taking steps to reclaim the American concession at Tien-Tsin. The grant has lapsed as the government was unorganized and Americans dispersed among British and German concessions. The U S needs the concession for military uses to secure quarters and docking facilities after last summer difficulties.

Tekin Sept United States Conger Tien-Tein United States Army

Smallpox Damage Suit Filed in Dauphin County Court

A lawsuit for 10,000 plus damages was filed in Dauphin County Court by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Myers of Harrisburg against John Crum a farmer near Linglestown. They allege Crum transported a smallpox patient to the Myers home exposing their family and causing the mother to go insane. The patient was Theodore Myers brother who worked as a farm hand for Crum. Attorneys say no similar case exists.

Harrisburg Dauphin County Elmer Myera John Cram Linglestown Myers Crum

Colonial Militancy Shifts as Edict Expands Captive Reprisals

Commandant Myburg issues an edict directing that armed colonials captured after September 1 be subjected to execution, following a patrol ambush near Oudtshoorn where 3 were killed and 4 wounded while 8 surrendered and were sent to a distant garrison. A separate report notes the troopers of the destroyer Kenerga-Moulton in transit and other colonial unrest actions.

Cape Town Myburg Wolfle Oudtshoorn

Knights of Columbus Revival Meeting and Return of Dr Mapwell

A Knights of Columbus event is planned for Wednesday evening September 4 with a revival led by Carding Martinelli and expected attendance by Richard J. Mourke and other grand knights. Dr. B. D. A. Mapwell will return from vacation and be in his office September 15.

BD. A. Mapwell

Sumter's Shoe Department Opens with Quality Footwear

Sumter's new shoe department completes five weeks of carpenters decorators and painters work. The store pledges top quality and the best shoe makers with fall styles and surprises to be shown in windows around Sept 9.

Advertised Letter List From a Densely Readable Page

A fragmented OCR list shows an advertised letter collection with numerous names, places, and organizations. The readable segments mention postal workers, recipients, and scattered references to individuals such as Connie, Kate Couiis, William Momigan, James Couglan, Minnie Sennen, and many others, along with assorted locations and titles. The text resembles a public notice of missed or pending mail items and associated addressees across a broad set of names and locales.

Uiters Tomulting Perea Poatiater T. Mo Mpaieresom Allester Meter Amatonscur Holgi Mi Mneibali Wire Mary Moagieet Sarah Hevill Arthur de Both Hoon Piaele Sehnhe Tive von Ohmelelek Wilnied Ping Waniary Witendjaf Mo Dowel K. Viiuhan Gate Powrw Mie Ho Vive Diode Pele Mew Guallagton Noll Fiute Tia Mire Hernan Uetine Todheror Wilts Ploataerr Coger ME Tee Lani Chee Aa Wille Mies PiWerietin Mee Witplar Teward Murwarer Dauueliai Pawel Miwonin Phan Ve Wi Inhieraoe Hike Mei Deli Denen Ours Beewitka Mire Bipiy Dete Reefng Foy William Momigan Minyhe Manties Wieck

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