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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
2
The pastors of choristers from various old churches are invited to submit their Easter music programs for printing in The Tribune. Submissions must be left at The Tribune Carbondale offices by 4 o clock Friday afternoon.
Next week offers nightly dances and social events across Burke and Watt halls amid Lent’s end. The municipal deadlock may end with a reorganization and votes for city clerk and solicitor as candidates jostle for position.
Burke hall hosts a charity concert on April 2 with Violinist Flivie Van Thon Hende and soprano Sadie Nasser plus pianist Charles Docrsain and others. Proceeds go to the Emergency hospital. Burke donates the hall and aims for a large fund raise.
Both the common and select councils plan a joint session tonight to resolve the disputed chairman appointment. Leaders aim to reach a settlement on governance and leadership without further delays.
A medical advertisement portrays a woman’s change from health to illness due to female disorders. It advocates Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as remedies, sharing a testimonial of recovery after thirteen years of suffering and multiple treatments.
The First Methodist Episcopal church plans a grand Easter Cantata on Sunday night with mixed voices, solos, and choruses under the direction of the choir. Special rehearsals and new members join the ensemble as the program promises one of the era’s finest musical offerings.
Eugene H. Dow longtime manager of the Spork Heater company has resigned to join the Gurnites Manufacturing company of Boston. He will supervise southern Atlantic east states operations from Washington DC with plans to move to Boston for training then visit New York and Boston meetings before departing for the national capital on May 6. Mrs Dow will remain until that date then accompany him to Washington.
A fragmented OCR style item references a Southern play and a Giant event tomorrow night. Mentions of actors, posters, And mentions a powerful performer and a display of posters. The legible bits name a theatre, possible dates, and a scene of crowd and stage activity.
A local notice seeks information on a stolen heart shaped heirloom reported missing after a Saturday afternoon incident. Authorities in the county urge witnesses to come forward with details to aid recovery and identification.
fragmentary OCR text references a place and a project with warnings and policy terms. Mentions Wilder, Bonet, and Tiny Bk with no clear event or date. Unable to determine concrete facts or individuals.
Fragmentary report notes Vinth Beeehtel ananaalteen, traveling service near Belin Cri to Bistuedudie Abie Hroohital. Mention of Vering ips etrade and 4 days with Shovwedtale dravide. Items are garbled with missing context and proper names.
A fragmentary report notes Condveter LOK. Cook from Wilkes Bay involved in a disputed percent option and facing renewed exposure after a hubonies event. No further details are readable.
Teasing Hie eile in at and eo elook with unclear phrasing amid a fragmented text. The readable items mention a yearly event and scattered words without coherent details or identifiable persons or organizations.
At the Opera House tonight crowds await performances by Al Piney Bilge and Puosas Te Merey Trampe as the lineup features a pair of likely spectacle acts.
The pupils of Trot Haydnvans of the city gave a recital last evening at Mr Evans Providence on Laurel Street. They were assisted by Mrs George F Mille, soprano soloist, and Frank Doyle, violinist. Friends filled the hall and praised the pupils for their progress while the program included works by Kinpias Lillion and other composers.
The article describes a Tuesday evening revival at the Methodist Episcopal church featuring evangelists, singers, and local artists. It notes the presence of soloists and a choir, with performances by visiting and local talent drawing attendees.
The readable fragments show names and organizations but no coherent event or date. Entities include Veterans, United Mine Workers, and Royal Accum, with scattered place-like tokens and numbers. The text is too garbled to derive a definite news item, outcome, or claim.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and amounts with references to authority figures and a legal or financial notice. Content is garbled and lacks coherent event details, entities, or dates to form a clear summary.
The article notes a production at the Geard on Saturday featuring Aptik Waltham Marils in a key printed part. A team effort governs the role in the event, with emphasis on the performance and audience reception.
The text fragment notes Doron Donel and Bordo ovenue facing difficulties and transitions. It mentions plans to pursue a new venture despite personal health concerns and financial pressures, with references to support and future ambitions.
Fragmented OCR text describes an event involving a division of a labor federation and a holden or bridge related activity. No clear people, place, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable portions.
A garbled notice notes Easter holidays affecting the schedule with an afternoon session canceled and morning activities impacted due to the holiday break.
The Went regular meeting of the Carbomdale Metal society will be held Wednesday evening April 10 at the Home of De Wolf, Volatile, on Birket Terrace. Shields will read a paper on a subject interesting to the people.
Miss Sarole Mauve comes home after an evening hike with Mire Kilith Eldredge of Miryette Michigan. She attends school and plans Easter wea ther.
Theta Mollarey of Mayfield left the Erie flyer for Matte Mont to Chicago on a business tip Tuesday night.
Members of the Colima Hee Company are scheduled to meet tonight at an undetermined location. The notice urges attendance by all regular members for the monthly session and possible agenda items.
Fragmentary notice references a social event named Warm Sugar Social. Readable bits imply a community gathering with unspecified sponsors or location and no clear date or organizer details.
A Scranton miner, Joseph Davis of 44 Fifth Avenue, reports back pain from kidneys eased by Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Matthews Bros. drug store. He praises the relief from severe backache, night pain, and morning stiffness and recommends them to others. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
The upcoming season event will be held in Epworth Hall in Dendaff this evening. Several attendees from the city are expected to be present.
A jumble of names appears as residents and visitors in town. Councilman Ales Kennedy and Mtogan of New York visit, Miss Nellie Haley hosts relatives, Mrs. George Herrs and Mrs. Davis guests in Providence, John Newton plans return from Annapolis, and Miss Elizabeth Cures resumes work in town.
Fragments report funeral services for Tate Mie Thre held at 2 oclock at her late North Malstvoed residence. Ministers and church members from Hine Baptist Church attended. Obituary notes and mourners listed include Merl wfpriues, Mis Dhiew, Miss Agnes Quitin, and residents of Carbondates and Maplewood Cemetery.
Olyphant borough council failed to agree on a permanent house worker. Lawler bid to continue at the work rate and McDonnell offered $85 with four dollars daily. The motion to award to Lawler passed after debate, with table and deferral amendments discussed. Local obituaries mention Thomas Tall and parish notices reference Keights of Pythias open event.
Fragmentary OCR mentions choirs and named individuals like Megina Covell and others in a likely choir context. Details are obscure with garbled phrases and incomplete sentences.
A messy report notes a secretarial talk at a Hattons Young Men’s Christian association event held Sunday at the Methodist church before a large congregation. It mentions social visits, a Doodle Kitchen charity event, and several funeral and family notices including Mrs Mara Heselle and Mrs Revelle Gn Sanday with local residents attending and traveling from Scranton and nearby towns.
Dollert Kodop Tet on Mouias in Molad ts pla as Te Ida accepted a position in Scranton. Mr Baker moved his family to Surbor's house. Faster services at Deleke Methodist Episcopal church. Superintendent and Pastor visited borough events. Mrs Be Dike wed Mi Banned Woodbieaal. Wesley Dolion's family visit noted. Ladies' Aid Society held a tea at the Town of Me. Bo Barnes hosted Wednesday gathering.
A public notice reports the Veekwitle merchants’ meeting organized under state authority. It notes the deed to a beagle and mentions Drundige oiling and Mira Martha Peck returning to New York City with friends.
In Priceburg Kian Wailow relocates from Allwt pteeet poo to Mallet avenue near Malia ptreet as visitors discuss Ieane Mawe and Miso tare Veehorin nuptials at Vactoryvillé. Mrs Jamies Oakley visits from Saitou. Bridget Muohatt, longtime resident, dies Tuesday with daughter Mrs Farrell aged seventy.
Miss Hobbes of Trovidence greets relatives in a quiet afternoon gathering. The note mentions Mr. Williams of Wilidanietown visiting sister Mrs. Zinointtnat in Store aver pha and other small family details.
A garbled local page lists church and school items with names of residents, events, and upcoming exams. It mentions Mrs Moore, Mr Wilke, and several families in Whe pub Titi ay, plus cemetery references and a slate of examination applicants for an event at a New York area venue.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local event or ceremony with names and places but is largely garbled. No clear date, venue, or outcomes are readable. Entities are indeterminate beyond scattered capitalized words.
The fragment discusses efforts to prevent pneumonia and grip in a context of antiviral or health measures. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable in the readable text. Further readable context is needed to extract concrete entities or actions.
Our neckwear department displays hundreds of patterns in popular shapes, showcasing the usual high standard and variety customers expect from our stock.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names, places, and events without clear context. It references multiple individuals and locations such as Lenin and Meera Cbbotinahah, and includes scattered phrases about political or civic actions, but the passage is incoherent and data is incomplete.
An odd jumble of garbled text hints at fractured speech or coded phrases. The unreadable lines suggest a playful but puzzling language mix with scattered names and phrases.
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