06 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Lebanon Semi Weekly News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Avon Farsery Theseus casita Lavoe Rupe and Mrs 7 stene merging names with wine, pleasure trip, and shoe. Readable context insufficient to identify clear event, date, or organization.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes four men trapped under a collapsed structure and the search for air and escape. It mentions rescue efforts, a cave in, and authorities involved. Names and places are obscured, but the core event is a deadly entrapment and attempts to free the workers.
A scrambled Daly News fragment recalls wartime letters and hospital scenes, noting Lieut Hoban Hlaesa and Lieut Resnold Theman in a maral hospital, updates on officers, and a mine disaster near Saginaw with fatalities and wounded workers. It also mentions Senator Towne and Governor Finch regarding a U S Senate appointment, plus local election chatter in Millington and Lawrence counties.
Fragmented timetable entries for Philadelphia and Reading routes. Details include trains to New York via Allentown and Harrisburg, Atlantic City departures from Philadelphia, Cape May service, and general advises for weekdays and Sundays. Names include TASWEIGARD, EDSON, J. WEEK, with Reading Terminal as a hub and notes on accommodations and parlor cars.
A fragmentary notice mentions a sale car load of cows and references various scattered names and locations. The readable portion indicates livestock sale activity with no clear date or organization, suggesting a local market brief or ad snippet.
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