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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary city notes describe fire safety, donors, hospital concerns, and community figures. References include Harkin Callie, Prank Phils, Winans, and Michael Ulleris amid scattered mentions of hospitals, churches, and local events with little cohesive narrative.
A garbled report lists multiple names and cases tied to Sty Paearte residents and Delaware jurisdiction. It mentions trespassing charges, a daytime hearing before Adelia Miller, and an arrested individual Chariot Thorke. Also referenced are a county election, freight incidents, and a pending court date in Peotville with candidates Selen Hartley and Mia listed.
The fountain donated by Mrs. Phelps and others will be installed in Nay Suz Park with a four foot high statue and a six foot ground height. It features eight drinking fountains around the rim and a cooling device to serve water at near freezing temperatures. The sculpture stands about twelve feet in diameter and will be placed in the park’s southerly improved end.
Under county rules the Republican return riders convention must meet the third day after the primaries to nominate. Despite a dispute over authority, observers say the convention is set for Friday at 10 at the Central Republican Club, with notices issued as records indicate.
Thomas V. Lewis, a noted exepastratmiam, was approved for a commission on Sept. 7 and received his star yesterday. His duties cover work as a board of health officer, with authority to direct the position deemed by the commission.
Fragmentary report outlines a federal court action concerning a United States certificate and potential date in Oktober. The text references entities and places obfuscated by OCR errors, mentioning a court, motions, and possible actions by unnamed parties in a procedural context.
In accordance with presidential and state proclamations members of St Lukes Church are called to join in worship at the parish church on Thursday next to unite with them. Rogers Tsriel, Rector.
A damaged text fragment records a regular meeting on September 1 involving financial matters, and references unadopted reports and penalties. It mentions the district, committees, and a period of thirty days with mentions of individuals such as Andrews and Coaster, but the details are fragmented and uncertain.
Wyoming Division passengers bound for New York and intermediate points depart Scranton with stops at Honesdale Howley and other points. The Punch cigar remains a leading brand. Jacobs and Fughold at 209 Washington Avenue advertise Melvinley’s mining photos.
Judge Edwards presided as Contractor Frank M. Moyer sued J B Miller for extra work on a livery stable project rear of the Mission temple Spruce street Subcontractor Moyer contends additions and alterations raised the bill while Miller denies liability The other verdicts included a positive for plaintiff Gilbert against NY Ontario and Western for stolen drugs and a cows and calves case in Chinchilla Township with Leach and Hartley as parties Non-suits were granted in several cases and appeals noted
President Judge Wo MM Biwarils announced a redivision of Carbondale township into multiple election districts. The order designates polling places and appoints judges and inspectors, naming several individuals to oversee the new districts and polling locations.
In June 1900 Elmer Seeley of Peckville sues the Peck Lumber Manufacturing Company alleging negligence over a revolving shaft at its plant. Seeley claims the company failed to guard the dangerous machinery and warn the worker, George Fraunels Beeley, who was killed gathering shavings. Damages seek 1000.
Jefferson De Angelis decided to perform in this city at the Lyceum Theatre this evening replacing the Hinsdale engagement. Manager A. J. Duffy will close both Lyceum and Academy of Music all day Thursday in honor of the late President McKinley. The company, praised as the best yet by locals, presents “A Royal Rogue” in a verse of musical drama praised for its music by William T. Francis and lyrics by Charles Kinney.
Bids for the new No 22 school project were read at a Monday meeting of the dean of control and referred to the committee for consideration. Contractors named include John Benore & Son for carpentry, J P Maloney & Co for metal work, Thomas J Malley for plumbing, W Sykes & Son, Carlucci Stone for masonry, Joann Honore & Son for carpentry, and Mae Loten & Co for steel ceilings.
Three boys living on New Hope Street George Waters Howard Banks and George Petros faced Alder Millar for throwing a dirt filled bag at a car on Monday night Special Officer Stephen Dyer witnessed the act The alderman fined them seven to ten days in jail but later reduced the penalty to deter others and paid by the boys’ father or guardian
For the September term Scranton court list prepared by Deputy Prothonotary Cummings only six divorce cases appear, a striking drop from the typical thirty. The eighty four total cases include thirty three certiorari and several demurrers against rail and other actions, with numerous rule to open judgments and decrees in divorce listed alongside.
Rushed telegrams and hurried statements clarify that John Mitchell, president of the United Mine Workers, was not assassinated. District President T J Nicholls rushed to verify details while officers and reporters pursued misreported claims in Washington and nearby locales.
The Green Ridge Wheelmen continued for the Colonel Sanderson trophy with the third title roll last night. Scores followed in sequence, showing steady improvement and team cohesion.
The first argument session of the o phones court will be convened in the morning by Judge Vosburg. The agenda includes probate matters for Lewin 1 Cramer, discharge of administrator, estate of Matilda A Switigh, and related change of administrator and legacy issues in a deceased case.
Gannon finally decides to sign the contract for the railroad alley sewer at 12000 after his bid matched the engineer’s estimate, with rival Garnen’s bid only 37 dollars higher and city officials awaiting formal signing.
An upbeat preview notes the West Pittsburgh fair returning bigger and better than ever with events scheduled from September 17 to 20. The piece mentions vendors and a feature cigar promotion tied to the celebration.
The readable text hints at a historical conservatory or theater tale with names like Younes and Pennington. It mentions a yearlong or yearly location and a few unclear events. The wording is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
The Muster Barbers Association will close all shops Thursday in honor of President McKinies. The group will keep open until 10 40 PM Wednesday. Thomas Spelcher is President Fr C Dimmer Secretary Charles Paulkowsky Treasurer. Event set for West Pittston September 17 20.
The Dorcas offers ladies shoes at 83.56 best bargain while ladies oxfords sell for 2.50 and 3.00 and men’s oxfords at 4.00 and 3.50. School shoes guaranteed for 75 cents. Many other bargains noted.
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