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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1899
Page
3
In a terse note, Eva agrees not to kill while a forthcoming February directive returns to the computer system. The document outlines a pledge of non-violence tied to a specified time frame and systems approval.
Fragmented OCR shows notes on a meeting of Company A Thirteenth Regiment and a funeral, a baseball game in progress, property fence replacement, a coroner’s note, a public works meeting, and local cultural activities with scattered names and places.
Theo Memberger reports that the Scranton Symphony Orchestra plans a concert at the Lyceum on Monday evening May 15 to honor the heroes of the title War with a performance by both secretions.
A large concourse gathered at the residence of Mrs. O F T Bourke on Penn Avenue for previews of the late Richard Dougherty of Delaware Lorkenwonan, who died from injuries in a railroad wreck two weeks earlier. Rev James A Martin of St Pauls led the service, with A Ofteliy and Rev M boltus assisting. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery.
The Carter property at Cu pcake near Canonse in Ontario is sold to a mining company in fee simple, ending royalties on coal. The tract spans three weres and about 10a tens of coal on surface, with twenty seven dwellings untouched including the Carter residence. Canonse, founded by Pulaski Carter, is among the region’s oldest settlements with shifting work from mechanics to mills and nearby Bik ML factory.
A pontifical high mass for Mother Superior Mary of the Immaculate Heart was celebrated at St. Motes yesterday. Bishop Hoban presided with Father Jarvey and Miss Me Mune among the clergy. many priests attended and pallbearers included John Boyle and John J. Prawn.
Fragmentary text mentions Alf Stevens and a steam heating project in Feranton area with unclear references to interest and officials. Unable to determine clear event, date, or entities.
The readable fragments do not reveal a clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a cohesive news item.
Partial OCR text mentions names and possible events but is highly garbled. It references a location or team names, dates, and a practice note. no coherent narrative or complete facts are recoverable from the readable portions.
Faint notices report multiple obituaries with scattered details. Names appear misspelled or garbled, mentioning a Capiln De Lay and Coorke W. Mauboy with funeral arrangements, private services, and church or cemetery locations in the garbled text.
The Rev Raymond spoke at Kim Park Methodist Church with wife present during Wyoming conference in Kingston. He urged trust in the faith of our fathers citing Paul to Timothy and contrasted old beliefs with the new philosophy, insisting true power comes from a family faith sustained by tradition.
Fragmentary readable text shows a family or individual named Mewetl connected with a Methodist institution. The report hints at a brief appearance or statement during a formal event or service with Theruipg mentioned in passing. Context remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
The notice reports the death of Mrs M D Ruete and details a requiem mass at St Peters Cathedral. It notes survivors including her husband and children, the funeral arrangements at Cathedral cemetery, and mentions a recent residence change and burial plans.
A court docket summary describes multiple cases in progress. It notes Wilt Sewell Hinerviser and others, a verdict awarding 092 dollars, and testimony from Mrs Wl I. Mifier among several witnesses. It records juries, pleas, and civil claims across different defendants and locales.
An obituary details the life of Mere Biinwbelly Ded and her family. It notes her birth in Labteter Aue, marriage, and residence changes, including time in Kingboa and Pike County. It mentions her throughline of family care and wartime service.
Michael Norton won a special election in the Twenty- third district, defeating John Gy for the office. Norton secured a clear majority amid a tight contest, with results indicating a decisive victory and a term to commence shortly.
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