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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
10
Fragmentary notice shows orders extending into December with early delivery implications and mention of a person or entity noted as Feomirante JYNI, indicating potential profit concerns or scheduling.
Fragmentary text describes models and a tea scene at Croneied Brow with a 3 percent note, but lacks coherent details for a full report. No identifiable people, organizations, or events are clearly present to confirm a news item.
Special this week from Maitlands in New York offering bon bons and chocolates at 35¢ per 5 ounce and 6 ounce pounds with offers to $1.00. Fruit chocolates and assorted creams listed with various prices and candy types.
A brief ad notes grape fruit at 45 cents per dozen with a contrasting offer for larger fruit and a three for use deal.
Florida Oranges quoted to 6 cents each per dozen. Walnuts and almonds priced per pound. Olives in quart bottles 35 cents. Coursen's Coffee specials with Best blend at 28 cents per pound this week. Candies made fresh for orders from Huyler’s Candy.
At the Annual Conference of the Clergy of the Scranton Diocese Bishop Hoban urged a thorough understanding of sociology by priests who lead. The meeting at St. Themnds College discussed excommunication of Polish priests and the social duties of pastors amid debates on church discipline and education.
Third of this season presented in Guernsey Hall by students of the Conservatory. The program featured piano works with effort and harmony, including Arabesque and Beethoven selections. An attentive audience enjoyed the performances and requested pieces transposed to different keys. The event highlighted the progress of young pianists Misses Tewie Nowmane, Kig ahiney, Hite, and Modeest as future contributors to the music program.
A suspect believed to be a poultry thief was shot this morning near a derelict mill building in Dek The incident involved gunfire through a window and one person wounded but alive authorities said.
The Tribune offers free copies on Christmas morning to all newsboys and carriers to boost sales. Out-of-town requests go to Circulation Manager, Tribune, Scranton, Va, with expected copies stated. Carbondale office supplies local boys, and papers must be taken from The Tribune office from 7:30 to 10:00 am with no unsold returns allowed.
The University club plans a Monday evening banquet with officers and guests from the Penn campus. President Claude Selvin will host with speakers including Colonel George Simersin and Dr Rie Tktiveraun as noted guests, while other leaders and committee heads are listed for the event.
The Tribune reports a record Junior Educational Contest with hundreds of coupons and letters. Thirty lists of words are credited to numerous students including Marion, Scott, Owens, Harold, Taylor, Mable, O'Connell, Conn, Mes, and many others, mentioning addresses and schools.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses oysters and related trade terms with unclear names and dates. It mentions embalmed oysters, a death, and references to vendors or figures in a maritime setting, but the text is garbled and hard to interpret.
A local rally supporting Boer interests was organized for January with attendees from multiple groups. The event focused on themes of solidarity and civic participation, though some details about participants and specific venues remain unclear.
A murky note touts latest designs and a half day sale promising guaranteed goods. It mentions eholor and fe tery terms in a vague promotional style without clear details.
Amid disarray delegates from the American Red Cross Labor group departed, seeking new lodging after an agreed plan at the next convention. The scene showed disrupted corridors and unclear hotel arrangements as negotiations continued.
Readable parts mention Dandies shopping at City store and male attire items. The blurred text references a Pine Street location and a Peters sheet. The tone suggests a newspaper short noting retail offerings and gentlemen's wardrobes.
A garbled OCR item outlines a route near River National Bank toward Colorado Avenue with mentions of Wilting, Wyoming Avenue, Bored Street, Dae Darvile, Kaitranice on Spruce Street. The readable text hints at a street navigation note or misread map segment rather than a full event.
When the holidays arrive the Hot store on Evans Wyoming Avenue offers sofa pillows cushions novelties and related gifts. The shop stays open evenings through Christmas for shoppers.
Dr G Hill and Ben have moved from 826 Lackawanna Avenue to three nearby buildings. Residents are advised to watch for new signs locating their offices.
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