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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1901
Page
6
A West Scranton Arabian woman was struck by a train near the Champion branch line and badly injured. She lost part of an ear and jaw, was rushed to the Worth Side hospital, and remains in serious condition as officials investigate the incident.
The meeting of a local church group discussed a paper on the history of Thetas. Reverend Tin Heoeioith presented the paper after some earlier speakers were addressed and the audience listened in a regular monthly session.
A regular meeting last evening set fees and details for the Speedwar event on Thursday September 1. Attendees approved a permanent club status and plans call for a token money stake, a one acre Tower area, a half mile race track, grind stone, stables, and an exhibition at Waldie’s meat market with gloves and boots on display in Frings central city.
A fitte man known as the laundryman faced Alderwoman John for alleged detention of a furckaee of Totundes. He entered a plea for appearance in court. Arrests included Joseph Pelupeune and Joseph Wallow on North Malin Avenue for keeping a tenderisy howe and related assaults. The hearing was adjourned to next week.
In a Saturday ceremony on Ninth Street the couple Moses Abdouhania of Peynessy Gonit and Mivs Saale Mallen of Ninth Street were joined by the Arabian perfext at the chore oon Chestnut Street. Festivities began at the bride’s home with singing and diversions before moving to a later venue.
A large center window displays Riga Flannelettes Antoinette Flannels Lovely Eiderdowns New Daisy Flannels Fancy Teazle Downs Pretty Panne Velvets Plain French Flannels and Nice Outing Flannels in wool wool and cotton and fine cotton. Shades cover the full color range with early buyer prices lower than last year.
In Hennessy court the wedding reception stretched into Sunday as a seated seance in the open air wore on. Guests sipped refreshments while chanting a dirge, and after the ceremony the bride was secluded from the groom who remained on display for hours. The Bundy disturbance caused the celebration to roll on into dwawper mood.
Salvation Army corps conduct annual harvest festival with clothing vegetables and other donations auctioned to highest bidder. Proceeds fund Army work and local programs. Event tonight on Price Street and continuing tonight. The Washington tall building hosts meetings and fundraisers. lodge groups plan anniversary celebrations and hall rentals for events.
William Teras of South Pil hore avenue and Joehyn Jones of Hampton street were thrown from their horse carriage after a collision with Winans bee cream Waren. Reese suffered a badly injured head. both men received aid from Dinea, 4 Brentan, on Jackson street. George Cramdon, age unknown, fell from a horse during a hopote teewithy game and fractured his collar bone. Tr. LL. Aorist assisted.
High Kerrigan of North Hyde Musk oavenue confronted a man named Bakivin on Prive street near his wife’s home. Kerrigan was struck by Baldwin later, prompting a warrant against Baldwins for assault and battery. Baldwin is bound over $200 for court appearance.
Funeral services were conducted yesterday in the central city for Hugene Longshore and for Mas and Mire Wilken Shutter's child at the homes of relatives. Interment followed at Washburn street cemetery. Additional services for Mrs Caroline Morgin took place at her residence on Mampton street with Rev DP Jones officiating. Pall-bearers included Joseph Reynolds Harold Fellows John Evans John Williams William Davis and David Davis.
Local groups plan regular meetings tonight across several venues. Attendees include Division 4 Daughters of Min at 60d Pleasant Street, Excelsior Glee Club at Silver Avenue Bellevue, West Bible Assembly at Morton's Hall, Pioneer Corps at Stavis Hall, and the Salvation Army social at Price Street.
Mr Gritin of New York City and Mr Mckenna of UWyde Park were wanderers at Lincoln Heights on Sunday. Miss Margaret Kennedy of Kiruga visits Mr and Mrs Prank J Neave of Watson avenue Lincoln Heights. Mr Purden formerly of Tialton has yented one side of Mr Stiles new double house on Routh Madiavenue Linear Heights. Albert Newton of Watson avenue is mentioned in connection with the same area.
A catalog-style note promotes Kemp's Dalam and the claim that it treats Caughey Confeda Asthma Beanchilla Croup and lung troubles. The proprietor allows druggists to provide a free sample bottle upon presenting the claim of the great remedy, Priv a the lind 60.
A testimonial from FP Cape of 36 N Minnesota Ave Sioux Falls claiming 32 years of chronic piles cured after starting a treatment a month ago. The note says the disease disappeared entirely with no return and includes a city and state reference.
Lincoln Heights residents and local households report on community visits and school district plans amid repairs and service disruptions. Officials discuss expanding Lackawanna township facilities to accommodate growing enrollment with a two room building and urgent need for staff and space.
South Scranton records numerous residents visiting the Pan-American Exposition and other trips. Families like Willins, Jones, Leyshon, and Williams travel or host relatives, with many attending church events, social gatherings, and a large funeral procession in South Scranton. The piece also covers legal notices and club activities in the area.
A months old infant at 2007 Lafayette Street lacked a physician in attendance. Cyrolone O Kate faced arraignment for larceny but was released as the complainant withdrew. Constable Timothy Jones injured his foot stopping from a street car. Miss Kenn Ellis returned from Planletroy where she vacationed. A summer kitchen at Mrs. Gaughan's home received minor fire damage. The temperance choir prepared to sing at Nay Aug Park and held a rehearsal at the First Welsh Congregational church. Police recovered two pairs of new shoes in Keyserville. Sisters of Bethany of St. David's church plan a vestry meeting. J A Willie's condition worsened per a report from Middie Granville.
Lieutenant Palmer reports a raid on a speakeasy run by Anna Thornton on George Street Saturday evening. The proprietress was arrested, deposited for appearance, and fined 25 dollars by Magistrate Fidler. Authorities vow to continue cracking down on nuisance and disorder. Tomorrow the North Wind State basketball team visits Auditorium to face the Potvilos of West Bevunton. Public seating sales begin ten minutes before game time. Mr Marshall Preston and Mrs Tiles Mutty, Lancaster, retire from a short trip. Mrs Henry Atherton and family visit Albany, then travel through Maine. Various locals attend reunions and travel, while a singer’s voice delights relatives.
A stream of notices lists residents visiting and returning from trips, with families from Amesbury and surrounding streets. The Green Ridge Wheelmen bowling season opens this evening at the club house on Wyoming Avenue, inviting members to gather.
The event invites participants for the highest average score at a ball hosted by Cantonel George Sanderson. Six MANES groups from Cree Ridge lodge and Masons hold a regular rooting ceremony at Masonite hall on Dickson avenue. The first degree will be conferred at Green Ridge lodge meeting at Gider of Odi Pel lone hall on Dickson avenue. The Leon da Hand Mission will meet at Mrs. Fola Hitchounk’s home on Washington avenue.
Patrick Cawley longtime Price street and Grant avenue resident dies after a lingering illness at TS years. Born in Ireland he lived in Atherton since childhood. Survived by wife and children Jats bohi n and Edward and Mrs Hugh Frayne. Funeral from the house at 2 40 this afternoon with service at Saint Patrick's Church then interment Cathedral Cemetery.
Detained man Loewidd Lange was charged by Magistrate Millar after a Friday incident at his Ash Street residence involving assault and battery against his Sister-in-law Mim Perotti. Lange was committed to jail on $860 bonds pending further action.
A court interpreter identifies a pronunciation for the suspect's term and suggests a possible authority on the subdecl. The interpreter named Cael as a potential authority, noting biases in the case and referencing the president’s attempted assassination.
The readable parts describe a stream of names and places such as Viatian Water Sirohed Meesine and Potrelurg with mentions of individuals like Leo Giecaidi and Leandni. The OCR yields incomplete phrases and possible event notes but no coherent story or actionable detail emerges.
A garbled passage from a 19th century music feature describes performers Whicker and others in a puzzling scene. The text blends names and phrases, mentioning composers, instruments, and a setting that hints at a public concert or revue with unclear details.
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