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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1897
Page
10
Carbondale enjoyed a strong turnout for the Grind entertainment with the PRevills Aucoin elven act praised for stage effects and performance. Scrinton narrowly missed the mark while locals noted the show as a strong spectacle despite some misprints.
The readable fragments report a person named Doe Delosky being arrested after an incident involving Taueh Hifflentts and Constelide Cailey with mentions of Willian Berton. The note references an $800 bail and a location Al Germiin Lowery but details are fragmented and unclear.
The article notes the retirement of renowned instructor Rirke to a small, attentive audience during a recent session at the city’s dancing class. Charles Barrett’s son is mentioned, with details of a South Side location and a Tuesday evening gathering.
John Pinnett of the West Side is spending a few days in New York City. Miss Gertrude Caweldy of Wilkieville-Varnes is visiting. A. Price is confined to her home on Terrace Street. Harry Antony of Elkdale arrived in town yesterday. Miss Chineroe Biles of Protea Mount visits in the east. Mr and Mrs Frederick Thisae in New York. Professor J Pinnktls Ceegoth abbor Vitherns will tease Feldiy morning for his lit howe. Christman plans noted in local notices.
A local tournament is announced with promises of several food hours and a star event. The organizers pledge a fair contest and spectacle for attendees.
Turbulence gripped the town as a movement to reclaim Main Street caused excitement and disorder. Reports of arrests and near clashes circulated amid a busy social and political scene including upcoming weddings, trade talks, and local elections.
The passage describes a chaotic Christmas eve gathering with children and family members from Saint Thomas parish. It mentions preparations, a ceremony, and an expected outcome for the event, noting community involvement and a sense of tradition.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Primitive Methodist church plans a Proberseid in the school room on Monday evening, December 27, to benefit the parsonage. A display of quilts and a story for Vicente will be auctioned. The Sunday school will present a Christmas program Friday evening with singing and recitations by children. Pledge gifts for the new church will be distributed. parents are invited to attend. Mrs William Margetson and Mrs Henry Plowright called in Scranton. An event at 8 oclock and a Christmas party are scheduled on Lincoln Street. entrants should contact H. Jones for entries.
An advertisement fragment claims ECHOPULA is foul blood and promotes Hood's Sronmilarnia to thoroughly purge the blood. It touts Hooms Pills as easy to take and promises gentle relief from biliousness and nervous symptoms.
Mayfield resident Willand Tallett injured his knee at the ironwood colliery on Monday. George and Maynard Maynard and Edith joined a business trip to Beranton. Mrs Manley travelled to Boregien on Wednesday. James and Min Thomas Wignal visited friends in Green Thien Weipeste. Kenny Birch spent Wednesday in Scranton. Richard Gendall, student at Westeyan University, is home for holidays. Edward Jepmyn of Scranton was in town yesterday. Emery Lowery of Buffalo, New York, is spending Christmas with his mother. Colfins Colling, student at Scranton core, distinguished himself and appears on the roll of honor. Reiphymer of Westeyan University is home for the holidays. Mist Jeasic Winters and her brother also noted.
In Effect December 12 1997 Trai departs Beninton for Caurbendala at 1S wom. Cadosta connections on salt litte train to the south with rein. Cadosta to Beranten via Touves Carbondale Scranton appears. Documentation by ANDERFON DP A J.
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