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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
7
The convention adopted resolutions protesting liquor legislation and affirming sympathy for organized labor. Delegates praised temperance efforts and endorsed the pure food bill while condemning several newspapers. Speakers urged moral reform, labor rights, and national unity.
A lively Susquehanna section reports on a civic supper at Hogan Opera House by the Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, Holy Day observances in Catholic and local churches, a revival with Rev Colwell, a planned musicale by the Lanesboro Methodist group, and social events including the Helping Hand society ball at Ho Ban opera house with Doran’s orchestra. Suspect legal actions arise as Susie Graham sues for reward in a murder case. local editors allegedly hid during an earthquake scare. The town also sees talk of an automobile era and various visitors and residents in town.
A local court in Tunkhannock announces a Tuesday session to draw a jury for a pending case. Names listed for the drawn panel include Gran’ pie mth W. Base, Moe hoppen, Deemer Widdleway, Minkhamvook, James F, Belle Eyton, Bacon, Nicholsoy, and others.
A long garbled OCR page lists many individuals and places across towns in the region including North Branch Fox Washington and Easthampton with scattered civic and neighborhood references. It outlines a provisional report date and references several townships and names without coherent events or actions.
A historic advertisement offers a one dollar reward for a cure of catarrh and claims Cheney & Co sells a claimed non allergenic blood purifier. The notice asserts long trust with physicians and pharmacists and urges readers to buy their product for chronic symptoms.
The Lyceum presents a rich vaudeville bill featuring the Burke company with a cast of about forty artists. Highlights include Miss Kitty, Miss Amy Nasden, and a vivacious chorus, plus live acts from renowned performers such as W Mullen, King of Irish comedians, and The Tiven Sisters. The program includes musical comedy, fancy costumes, and a new act by Koja, with shows tonight and tomorrow at the Academy.
The New York market opened with uneven gains and losses as a handful of issues led early advances while many equities slid. Traders cited shifting conditions, wind factors, and consolidation talk as key drivers, with the day ending near steady for some favorites and broader weakness lingering in others.
The Vaudeville company Cannot Help attract attention with a distinct act featuring The Rextont Brothers and Baylin aorotni. Performers deliver clever routines that charm the audience. their latest showcase leaves patrons eager for more.
A corrected OCR fragment lists various dairy and food items such as creamery products and related terms. The text appears as a garbled catalog of items with partial brand-like strings and pricing or part numbers, lacking clear context or full nouns.
No clear harvest outcome as receipts vary across regions. Traders note fluctuating prices for corn, wheat, and soy amid weather delays and shifting demand. Local buyers and wholesalers respond with cautious bids at select depots.
The readable text lists various market terms and goods such as flour, white products, and assorted items, with scattered place names and dates. It reads like an OCR dump from a market page, including mentions of Duluth, May, prices, and multiple vendors and products, though many words are garbled.
Chicago grain and produce market notes indicate weak activity across wheat and other staples with lower prices and uncertain demand. Analysts mention pressure on futures as Chicago exchanges show muted buyer interest and farmers await clearer signals.
The OCR reading lists scattered names and terms such as Gormeloayl Hiijelor and Wanads, with references to places like East Dibovix and Midsprea. It mentions individuals or groups including Timothy Shaspork and Haines, and includes vague notes on activities, items, and numbers, but provides no coherent event or narrative.
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