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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1901
Page
7
The report notes a wildcat event near Starrikea Thursday with the stove committee ceasing to move Erie shops. detectives search for suspects as about fifty tons are recovered at Port Jervis and a highway robbery encounter ends with a wary alliance.
Maes Nellie Daniels wed Mr Milt W Stratton in the Methodist Episcopal church Hawley March 28. The ceremony featured Lohengrin, sung by Mrs. Oscar T Ridgeway, and Rev B O Simaphines officiated. Afterward guests toasted the couple at the bride’s home before the Welock Evie train took them on a wedding tour.
Special de the Spranton Fribane announces the creamery will open on April first with Himeray Hayek in charge and Mr Joseph Wwasadell from Plabletville to assist. The article lists staff and nearby moves including Mrs Dralton and Dr Wielding planning practice changes. Local residents referenced include Bowehler family, Mrs Walker, and Mrs N A Walker with property moves noted. Shares in W A Cyenley’s firm mentioned for the coming year.
Local items report a steam sawmill on owned land of William Mills starting Mon day and many logs to saw. Hudson, son of H T Hudson, remains critically ill after three weeks. Dr J D Beieh plans to relocate near Montoursville, near Williamsport. Kurt Dooley, student at Stroudsburg State Normal, returned home. A party honored Miss Mabel Walker on Main Street Monday night. Mortimer Wathill of Peckville visited town Sunday. ML Cooper attended a funeral.
An amid text fragment from Wilkes County mentions contested licenses for several facilities and officials from Manchester and Pretoryville. It references two week periods for a licensing schedule and potential changes to operations, with unclear names and places due to garbled OCR.
Fragmented local notices report fires in Clinton and other towns, a store incident in M. C. Walker's, and a court appearance for a Newark charge. County commissioners seek new bridges, while residents discuss local property and the Bethlehem area. Several names and places are listed in brief items.
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The fragmentary report sketches a Pittston crime scene with a laborer’s testimony and a long witness list. It mentions a pale tent, a funeral-like setting, and police and court references. Names appear amid scattered places and dates, hinting at a legal proceeding or public event in West Pittston.
A fragmented report from a March event describes a ceremonial gathering with references to families, visitors, and local figures. The piece mentions a marriage, social notices, and courtly interactions amid unclear sentences and scattered names.
A fragmented Scranton notice discusses health and housing issues among residents. It mentions local names and addresses in a context suggesting public interest in safe living conditions and medical care resources. The text references community figures and possible civic actions without clear dates.
A fragmented OCR reads like a theater scene set in New York with names, dates, and venues scattered among characters and acts. The text references a public performance or trial of stage works with many proper nouns and odd spellings, hinting at a crowded cultural page.
A fragmented OCR item mentions places and people in a garbled street scene. The readable bits refer to Lackawanna Avenue and a sequence of names and cities, with unclear actions or dates. The passage lacks a clear event or report to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Wiebe and Viorel with prices and products, a sale at 214 dollars, various numbers and terms, and references to restrictions or fines. The readable content is inconsistent and many words are garbled.
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