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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
6
Fragmented OCR notes record make up and attendees of a board meeting with names such as Clarke and Ching listed among many others. The text mixes worker names, roles, and observed items in a dense, unclear catalog.
Fragmentary text appears to advertise wall panels and paints at a shop named Dedi and Basil's located on Washington Avenue. Details on services, prices, or hours are unclear from the readable portion.
Fragmentary notice hints at fashion styles and a referenced address 025 Laickae Wha Avenue linked to Mathou Bhue slave. Limited readable details but implies a stylistic or retail notice.
In a brief county convention in Lackawanna, E C Newcomb nominated for judge and P W Costello for county controller, Milton P Mitchell of Dunmore for county surveyor. Dr Gunster and Dr Saltry contested the coroner seat with Saltry mounting a late challenge.
Judge Archbald presided as Catherine A Williams trustee sues William Smethe proprietor of Peoples directory alleging copyright infringement of the old city directory. Testimony and arguments explored copying and alleged piracy with possible consequences for the directory industry and related fees.
Word from Archbishop P. J. Ryan of Philadelphia says he will attend the installation of Bishop Garvey in Altoona next Wednesday. Several hundred clergy are expected to witness the ceremony as the Archbishop arrives with a party to accompany the new bishop to his see.
Reported fragment details a disorderly conduct case involving a man and his brother in law. The incident occurred on a Magis- Militia morning with unclear charges and creased testimonies.
The incident involves Travers and his brother in law amid a flag hanging dispute at Marris Drug Store. Haberstroh allegedly tried to pull the flag, Gil pulled from the railing to the other side, and Magistrate Millut imposed a $10 penalty for disorderly conduct, which was paid.
The Livka wanhh trainmen general committee held talks with General Superintendent T KE Clarke on a revised schedule. The conference stretched for days and master Morrissey was summoned to advise on potential difficulties and milege calculations.
Second day of the Atlantic States Conference of German Baptists on Hickory Street shows busy sessions with nearly twelve hours of business. Officers elected include Moorman of West Hoboken and Viteemoderaton of Bridgeport as deacons, Milan of Brooklyn as clerk, Kiere of Hoboken as clerk, and Wrath of Philadelphia as treasurer.
John Roche, about 25, of Mineral Street, was arrested yesterday on disorderly conduct charges. He allegedly said he was glad President McKinley died last Sunday, prompting police action after complaints. Warrant served yesterday. hearing before Magistrate Millar scheduled this morning.
Messrs Buck and Whitmore congratulate themselves on the best opening in the school's history. New students enroll daily and many plan to enter soon. H N Smith from Philadelphia reports promotion and a salary of 20 per week. Scranton Business College graduates can succeed anywhere.
Telegrams report larger than expected attendance for the Scranton mass meeting featuring Senators Thurston and Penrose and Governor Stone. Local committees report extensive travel from Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Wyre and vow lavish hospitality and coordinated entertainment to honor President McKinley.
The New York State Grand Commandery announces a gathering in Binghamton on September 24 and 26, 1901. A Lackawanna Railroad ticket agent offers special round trip fares to Binghamton at $1.90, with children 0 to 12 paying 1 cent. Tickets are valid for travel September 1 to 24 and return by September 28.
Commencing Tuesday the Withinet GO and W train service from Cadosia to Buranton and Carbondale to Cle don will be discontinued. Trains from Scranton to Carbondale and Cle don were also canceled.
A local listing notes lithographs of McKinley photographs in three sizes available framed and unframed at Jacabs and Fascld's, 206 Washington Avenue, described by a band.
A fragmentary notice hints at a city event featuring elaborate visual effects and performance pieces in a full suite. Names and dates are unreadable, but the text suggests a civic display of artistry with staged demonstrations.
Fashionable walking boots blend style and comfort from Mahon'sa fall footwear line. Located along Lackawanna Avenue the label promotes elegance and ease in design for everyday wear.
Daily registrations for Conservatory courses in pharmacy occupy rooms on WM Linden Street. The office remains open throughout the day for new students and existing participants seeking enrollment and schedule details.
The Mahon’s hop store features Queen Quality Shoes as the finest footwear for women. Punch Clear remains the leading 1c cigar in local commerce, reflecting current popular brands in this district.
A brief item notes a blaze at a seaside storefront during autumn winds, lanterns flicker as firefighters arrive. The owner, Maohn, reported valuables saved but the structure suffered damage with estimates pending. No injuries are reported.
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