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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
5
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A final meeting content will be held at the Willon DLeagie rooms in share of the State League convention. Prominent J Haupton Moore and Secretary Jon Kelley are expected in the city. Delegates will tour Lake Serenton area and enjoy a social event after the convention.
A city council clash erupts as a railroad company plans a switch near the Dupont area. Officials argue the line is essential for operation while the city seeks to limit disruption and protect property. A conference among mayor Warren and company officers shapes the dispute.
A Nicholson meeting of the Suequehanne Association of University students is set for Saturday and Sunday. The program includes prayers, lectures, and a keynote on the theology of private life. Speakers include Newel, Sage, and Waldle with attendance expected from local groups.
Heavy rain at Athletic Park halted the proposed match between the Olyphant crowns and Modave of West Horurton. Both teams practiced as a storm turned the field into a semi lake. officials hope to reschedule for next week.
Bishop Garvey will celebrate his first pontifical Mass Sunday at St John’s Church Pittston. He has long served as pastor there. Sunday evening a reception will honor him, with presentation of roses and a gift by Attorney P.A. of Hoyle.
Richards and Wirth hold a fall opening and third anniversary sale at 024 Lackawanna Avenue featuring new clothing and furnishings.
Cobh Partridge and Captain Atherton denounce yellow journalism as cheap demagoguery calling for suppression. Frederick Phillips and Margietrate Millar join in condemning sensational papers for fueling discontent and disrespect for institutions.
Hon A A Vosburg was serenaded by the North Scranton Glee Club on his stunning appointment as judge of the newly created orphan court. Club president William Jones led the visit to Vosburg’s North Main Avenue home as they toasted the jurist and the community’s support.
In a rough, error filled report from the Teel tournament at Riovelo and Green Ridge clubs, matches featured tight battles between Gy and Josiah Duwit, Roth Meese and Dur, with Mitchell topping Hismiin 100 to 4s. The event spans thirty-two teams with seven to win, resuming next Monday.
The Lawrence Band performs at the Bleyele club house on Washington avenue tonight between 7 and 9. The program includes New Vookie and other pieces, with the event tied to a postponement for reporting the shooting of President McKinley.
Richards and Wirth Clothiers and Furnishers celebrate fall opening and their third anniversary with new fall stock in every department. Ovcours saw Friday September 1 with brand new atovks of fall goods.
The council introduced an ordinance to grant a Central Rapid Transit Street Railway franchise and debated adding a new clerk in the Controller's Office. A motion to postpone failed as the measure passed first reading amid questions of necessity and city finances.
Students register daily for the Conservatory courseR at office on WH Linden Street. The facility is open all day for enrollment and information.
Miss Jeasie Dean, a mando lin banjo and guitar teacher, operates from Power’s music store in Cour-Fen. The note advertises a new bc cigar Kieon and directs readers to the Peaches Colorado melons and fruit headquarters nearby.
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