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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1901
Page
8
The notice mentions Mrs HW, Mrs Nothin, Miss Vheromos, and Miss Vato in social contexts at View No OV. It references visits, telemetiner themes, and a listed Tote event. Names, places, and dates are given in fragmentary form amid unclear details.
The Second Presbyterian Church gathered yesterday and unanimously extended a call to Rev J H Odell of Villa No 0Y to become pastor. The committee and congregation agreed in principle and expect him to start duties after confirming acceptance while temporary services continue by guest clergy.
An advertisement proclaims a strictly pure unadulterated coffee with emphasis on purity strength and flavor. The notice lists Imperial Yea and Wolfes Co at 422 Spruce Street Newest card engraving Meynosis. It mentions office moves from First National Bank building to corner Wyoming and Spruce Street near Dine Bank Entrance. Also references Penancy Leather Hage Meynole tras Teachers Oxford Bibles and a funeral at 21 Pieglay.
Musicians' union meeting at Cerminia hall on Cedar avenue elected officers. National Secretary Miller of St. Louis and Delegate O'Conner of Haston were present and spoke. President William Griffin and other officers were reelected. attendance was large and a committee was formed to organize a follow up gathering.
The famed songstress MME Nevada arrives in the city for a Lyceum engagement. She discusses art, beauty, and music with earnest enthusiasm, sharing views on concert performance and the role of culture amid émigré influences.
The Whit Lomen tournament at the Sent Tievele hall kicks off with six players in action. In the afternoon Eugene Healey and George Mitchell won with a 6 score while Healey and Pelton Woal posted 71 5 later that night.
Fragmentary text notes a station feature praising quality and personal attention in services and products. Mentions pockets, Reynolds, and Breas in a dated, uncertain context.
A new church held morning afternoon and evening services with sermons by Rev. J H Harris Bucknell University Rev George Hague Rev H H Harris and Rev W D Thomas. The gathering organized with about two dozen members and featured choir quartet and hymnody in Welsh and English. The schedule announced weekly services including Welsh sermon Tuesday and Friday and visits to local communities.
Reports describe Sunday clashes described as disorders near the intersection of Thompson Street and South Main Ave. Police moved to disperse crowds as residents watched events unfold.
A Welsh gathering at Tredegar church featured sermons by Rev. W Akhomie and Rev. Gieurpee Hague amid disorder. Police and protesters clashed outside the pulpit with stones and bottles. Cosgrove sustained injuries and was carried to a hospital as others faced arrests and confinement.
Unclear content appears to be garbled OCR from a local notice or article. Key names, dates, and places are unreadable, preventing a coherent summary or identification of the event, person, or organization involved.
Florida Oranges priced at 25c per dozen and Florida Grapefruit offered in bulk deals. Fancy California Asparagus sold by the dozen tins, plus John Harper Cigar at six for 24c and other items including Porto Rico Brevas, all advertised in a local price list.
A fragmentary sports item notes revolvers and endurance with mentions of a teen, WTA, and a commenia event. Details are unclear, but the piece hints at a competition or training scene involving weaponry imagery or metaphor and young participants.
William McClusky was killed by a rock fall in the Pure Brook shaft after a blasting incident. The report notes another miner, William Methisky, also injured, and Joseph Riesel involved in the rescue attempt. Deceased resided on River Street and is survived by a wife and two children.
Readers from across the area contributed to The Tribune Junior Educational Contest as the page two feature lists multiple names and addresses in Archbald Peckville Shoshyile Celton Whiteheard and other towns. The note promises more lists and upcoming concerts.
Advertisement notes tailored jackets etons and rain wear with new market dress walking and rainy day skirts. Promises reasonable prices and guaranteed satisfaction with goods furnished.
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