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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1901
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Nicholoo and Pex bo, a Phroopgh New Tithe, and several individuals with titles. It reads as a mixed notice with social events, meetings, and food items. details are obscured by corruption making precise reporting difficult.
A student and several townsfolk are mentioned with illness scripts. Professor A Bousen reportedly closes his school Friday due to sickness. Peckville visitors and upcoming church events are noted amid general town chatter.
A massive debris slide in Scranton area causes road blockages through Marey township with about 400 tons of rubble. officials expect a month to clear and warn of further slides. Local deaths include Samuel Reed of Avoca and Ethel Humphr es age 1 month. several funerals at Marey cemetery. Updates report residents moving houses, hotel changes, measles cases, and social events. weather and school activities noted as well.
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Springville’s farm sale by the sheriff following a transfer. Mentioned are local residents HE Mowry A J Ong Fargo and Culver denying duties, with health notes on Bush and measles illness affecting many families as work resumes on Biourt ilev’s house.
An 19th century advertising item touts Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as the sure remedy for kidney disease. It explains symptoms like painful urination and backache, endorses the pills as effective and urges purchase from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY with a testimonial from J Curtiss, a railroad engineer.
The Scranton area page notes multiple items from social and business life. Reports include court rumors in New York linked talks at Birte ail elale, a charity chess match in Lanesboro, funeral attendance by Searle, and Walter Tretzel moving to Mesopshen to run a blue stone business. Palm Sunday services and church life mix with burglaries at Blank Peck Co. and plans for shop enlargements and a $360,000 building project.
The Langcliffe church Langcliffe trustees Walter Anderson and John Phistie were re elected. The Ladies Missionary Society will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 0 clock at Mrs William Browns home. A missionary meeting at Green Ridge was reported. Mrs Janes Lives died Sunday evening from an apoplectic stroke at 57, survived by a daughter Mrs James Hastig and others. Interment planned at Langcliffe cemetery. A Primitive Methodist church fair yielded prizes like centrepieces, doll items, a silver pitcher, a quilt and more.
A fire near Falling Springs damaged a home of Mr. and Mrs. David Davin Woe, killing or injuring none and saving a few items. Firefighters and investigators traced the blaze to heated walls and smoke from Severn pacts of the fie. Funeral services for Samuel Ao Reed were held at the family residence. United Mine Workers announce a 25 cent wage rise with a plan for future steps.
A county court convened to hear liquor license applications for the ensuing year. The Wyoming Flouse in Tunkhannock and several hotels faced approvals, with two notable rejections tied to personal unfitness and premises conditions. Witnesses testified to illicit sales, including Sunday purchases, by the applicant.
Trading activity surged as large stock offerings dominated the market. United States Steel and related firms led declines while other issues rallied. overall volume reflected consolidation rumors and shifting investor sentiment. Prices moved with notable volatility across sectors, centering on steel and industrials.
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Colonel Tyes wins a decisive race against Megat, with Hens-ietestate and VeSyghtty in close pursuit. The event highlights regional competition and showcases emerging talents amid a tense finish.
A series of garbled phrases hint at a local report or column with scattered names and terms. The legible bits mention two possibly personal names, a place or institution, and references to activities or events, but the overall meaning is obscured and details are indiscernible.
The garbled text lists scattered names and items including April references, Canons, canons tone, and various proper nouns. It reads like a messy OCR slice with partial names and places, lacking coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary text from a local page mentions various names, places, and numbers with unclear context. It references a slope of topics including sports, weather, and community items but lacks coherent sentences or identifiable events to summarize precisely.
The readable portion shows garbled names and scattered phrases making it impossible to identify a clear event or facts. No persons organizations places or dates can be reliably determined from the fragment.
Readable snippets suggest a maritime angle with ships and ports, mentioning MAS and SUNT crews and possible weather or timetable notes. Names and places remain unclear due to OCR damage, but the piece hints at ship movements and a public notices context.
The Grocery Store offers Easter supplies and a price-focused sales list. Items include flour at 4 per barrel, sugar at 1 for 1, oats 16 pounds for 25 cents, rice 5 pounds for 25 cents, washing powder 4 pounds for 18 cents, and coffee 5 pounds at 16 cents per pound.
Fragmented text appears to reference druggists and a named individual Krause. The readable parts mention a death and a medical context with unclear surrounding details and names. No coherent event or complete facts emerge from the OCR segment.
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