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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes show a town newspaper offering advice on letters to editors and advertising rates. It mentions print name policy, editorial revision, and rates for display and classified ads with details about cost per line and page positions.
SCTANTON reports that the CU constitutional convergence is reopening the discussion as September continues, with ongoing debates and planning underway. Details remain fluid as committees meet and prepare proposals for the upcoming session.
The piece discusses the fervor around political loyalties, noting Stone’s steadfast support, Breen’s controversial stance, and the impact of factionalism on executive leadership. It mentions pressures from newspapers and the public, with calls for continued work into the New Year amid shifting alliances.
A fragmentary 1910s style discussion cites Harris’s commission summary for the -year period, noting 382 pupils in American schools from Kindergarten to college, and criticizing current teaching methods and standards while urging reform.
Arthur Henry in Astaire's magazine highlights the Biological Survey's work on birds and animals, underscoring that many hawk species help farmers while a few rare ones are agricultural enemies. The piece praises using birds to control pests and notes the survey's extensive findings.
The bulletin urges appreciation of birds as vital helpers to farmers and consumers. It argues that wholesale destruction driven by ignorance and greed harms ecosystems and crop protection, citing the Biological Survey's reports as tools to promote conservation and informed stewardship.
Alquinildo issues a proclamation ordering all insurgents to lay down arms and embrace citizenship. The decree promises peace if obedience is observed and no further trouble is anticipated.
A historical survey notes postal forms in governmental parlance and growth in postal services in Britain and the United States. It cites increased mail, newspapers, telegraph and telephone use, stamp sales, and per capita expenditures, alongside social impact and emergency responses.
The sixth annual convention of the National Association of Manufacturers will be held June 4 and 5 in Detroit. Activities include bust sessions plus a visit to the Pan-American exposition and a lake cruise. The event aims to advance American trade and attract broad interest and support.
A fragmented horoscope from Ajacchus warns Tuesday’s readers of odd omens and distant forecasts. The piece references weather, Geobalie predictions, and a need for caution as the lettered figures suggest personal duties and a potential key delivery.
A Collier's Weekly excerpt surveys American growth over a decade, noting expansion in territory, population, government spending, imports and exports, and industrial output. It contrasts rising per capita wealth with foreign trade shifts and industrial gains, highlighting national power and economic trajectories.
An old classified notice describes a popular clearing route for renting houses and finding work or situations. It details one cent per word pricing with six insertions for five cents per word and mentions a connection to A Lephanintens sought for insertion.
An assortment of classified ads lists agents seeking work in a Philippine context, a man offering work reference ready for Pred 1 Wyman, 722 Blilely Street rear of Laurel Hill Park, and a 21 year old seeks electrical or engineer roles with guaranteed action, plus a young lady seeking assistant bookkeeper position with references.
The text argues that banks expanded their business and domestic commerce rose, leading to more individual ownership. It notes many accumulate fortunes yet small property holders remain numerous, and savings grow. It concludes that development increases opportunity, delaying pessimistic theories about decline.
A collage of notes. Tax in India on incomes from 2001 onward. Argentina and Texas economics. London medical views on horse troughs. Honolulu trade, New York World Fair budgets, and population rankings. Descriptions of civants tombs grounds, immigration, Cocaine controls, naval lists, and various global notes including Indiana woods, sunflowers in Russia, Ella Ewing’s Missouri home, and a Victorian Vale celebration committee.
For Rent from May 1 store in The Tribune building now occupied by the Times with desks steam heat and electric light Also 1200 feet of floor space on the 4th floor suitable for light manufacturing including heat light and power Enquire at 9 Green Ridge Street Ten rooms modern improvements steam heat furnished 25 00 Auditor s Notice in re brose Mulley Deceased in the Orphans Court of Lackawanna County No 50 Series C Notice is given that the undersigned an Auditor will attend at his office in the Connell Building City of Scranton Monday May 13 101 at 9 a m to hear and report all elinu or be debarred from doing so TOM SL TLATIRIS Auditor
A dense OCR listing multiple Scranton professionals including architects Edward M. Davis and Frederick K. Brown, attorneys Willard Warren & Knapp and Patterson & Wilcox, doctors and dentists, real estate brokers, and the Elk Cafe and Scranton House with addresses on Washington Avenue and nearby streets.
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces through services from Philadelphia and New York via DPD to White Haven Hagheton and coal regions with connections to Buffalo Niagara Chicago and west. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars available on all trains between Wilkes-Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Salamanca. Tickets and reservations through Luckawanna Avenue Bethlehem and Cortland Street New York.
Fragmented OCR listing buses and trains between Delaware Lackawanna and Western routes. Mentions depart and arrival times to cities like Scranton Hoboken Oswego Syracuse Kingston Kingston and Montrose with numerous errors and unclear stations. Indicates multiple divisions and schedules across days, including Sunday sections and various destinations.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and terms like Erie Wyoming Valley Hawley Exie and New York with unclear event timings. Reader-friendly summary cannot confirm a coherent event, participants, or outcome from the garbled lines.
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