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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
7
Fragmented text references Wilkes Barre and Scranton, local figures and events. Notes on court matters, funeral visitors, gunshot incident, and a list of names appearing in a northeastern Pennsylvania community chronicle.
The unreadable text appears to describe local elections, candidates, and official actions with scattered names and dates. It mentions vote actions and town governance, but the legible portions provide few concrete outcomes or specific details suitable for a concise report.
Local Scranton testimonials praise Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills for curing ailments and restoring health. A customer from Buffalo, New Jersey cites years of relief and strength after using the medicine, while a New Jersey address confirms availability and trust in the product.
Readable segments report Delays in funeral rites for May at Saint Baptist Church. Valle Bid staff publish notices from Michigan and Pittston. A meat theft and stew accident are noted with no injuries. Dyer UD team practiced west of Westen toy the first time with 12 men on the field. Pittston POMOC committee reorganized to appoint officers. Scranton board of trade elects officers, including President Cook Thelopes and Treasurer Thomas Mana.
The column records deaths and upcoming church events in the township including Clayton Lewis, Miss Hose Collier, and Donghiss Washburn death notice. It notes pastors Reeves and Gelatt burial at Gelatt MeL and wedding plans for George Lok with proceeds for a Free Baptist church Easter program.
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Nicholson reports local residents and visitors. Edwitt Bell arrived recently and Mrs. Willis visits her relative at Wetherly as Grace Snyder hosts events. Oshortie is confined at home on State Street while others, including Mr. and Mrs. Mo Shiilde, receive guests during the weekend.
A theatrical note reviews performances at the Academy of Music and a late show of The Phantom Million. It highlights actors including Levinge, Meyers, and Gloramen as strong presences, praises stage settings, and mentions a plantation scene as notably beautiful.
A stormy liquidation day hits New York markets with violent declines across many issues while trading broadens. Traders showed cautious mood with few continuing to chase gains as the day closes with mixed volume and notable activity in commodities and financials.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to name several individuals and items with scattered phrases. The text mentions places like Bali and Heatley and items such as flour and bed materials, but the overall meaning is unclear and no coherent event or notice can be derived.
The readable parts include fragmented phrases and names such as April and Me So and Ny with references to dogs and studies. The overall content is garbled and lacks a coherent event, person, or place to summarize into a clear news item.
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