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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1901

Page

7

Editor Finds Human Skull While Digging for Horseradish

In Susquehanna County, editor Psramuel More of the Great Bend Plain-Dealer unearthed a human skull while blasting dirt in his garden for horseradish. He plans to present it to the Susquehanna County historical society after authentication. The piece touches on 17th century Iroquoian and Delaware tribes and Sullivan's 1779 campaign near Great Bend and Wilkes-Barre.

Susquehanna Psramuel More Great Bend Red Rock Foitor More Susquehanna County Historical Society Atheny Sullivan Vis

Erie Railroad offered cash to move Susquehanna shops

The Board of Trade proposes Erie relocate Susquehanna shops to Erie for 110000, calling it a bargain for the Parlor City. The piece mixes satire about a moon-line and local politics with local incidents from China near Deposit, including a shooting accident, community notices, clergy visits, and social commentary.

Ton Board of Trade Erie Railroad Company Susquehanna Binghamton Lanesboro Lestershire Pennsylvania

Fourth reunion and roll call held in Mactoryville

The Methodist Episcopal church at Mactoryville held its fourth reunion and roll call last Friday and deemed it highly successful. Rev. Cooper of Dalton opened morning services and introduced Rev. Dr. C. S. Severson of Pittson, who delivered a stirring sermon to the gathered congregation.

Bupper W. M. Hiller Cooper Dalton A. T. Brundage Harford Ruckman Christ Julia &. Cruser Montrose M. H. Foster Eugene Field Miss Cruser Miss Carrin Watkins Ira B. Milley Salvator Ella Wheeler Wilcox Miss Crusey F. M. Osterhout Edmund Cooke Messrs. Miller Case Wrigley Mactoryville Methodist Episcopal Church C. S. Severson Pittson

Local theft, dynamite blast, and community notes

A local thief, named Gluchnic, eluded capture after stealing goods from a store while a dynamite explosion at William A. colliery damaged buildings and frightened residents. Edsall and Clausen plan to seize the fugitive. The town reports social events at the Baptist Church, an Epworth league fundraiser, illnesses, and visits. Master Luther Titus recovers from measles. Mrs Crumine and her son face hospital and flu troubles.

Bdeal & Cliusen Farge Edsall Edsall & Clausen Mer. Green William A Baptist Church H. L. Edsall's Epworth League Luther Titus David Titus Pittston Elvira Titus Sarah Burns Grove Street Orange N. Y Palmer Dunmore Mira, Cook New York John Whitman Bonney Carrie Ira Porter FB. Crumine James Lackawanna Hospital

Taylor Hose masquerade ball and local basketball clash

Next Thursday at Weber's rink the Taylor Hose company No 1 hosts a masquerade ball with music and comfort measures. The social follows a basketball game at Weber's rink with Toniaht the Stare facing Bellevue Stars.

Weber's Taylor Hose Company Toniaht Weber Bellevue Stars David Griffithe Taylor Mine William J. Davis New York Frances Weber Kate Youngblood Wilkes-Barre James Hennigan Main Street Reese Williams Avoca Frederick Seymour William Stone Richard Gendall Peckville William H. Thomas Pond Street Edward Swiner Pittston I. B. Gangner Centremoreland W. T. Davis Board of Health H. J. Daniels

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Remains Trusted by Mothers

A vintage advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children during teething with a perfect reputation. It touts diarrhea relief and daily use, priced at twenty five cents a bottle, urging reliance over other remedies.

Dr. Pierce

Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Promises Pain Cure

An old promotional item touts Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney health and back pain relief. It includes a customer testimonial from B. W. Evane of Hyde Park and notes the product is sold by Mogier Milburn Co. in Buffalo with a 50 cent price.

Dean B. W. Evane Twelfth Street Hyde Park Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company Caye Loina Matthews Brothers Price 50 Conte Mogier-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

All on Account of Eliza Night at Lyceum

The Lyceum hosts Lowla Mann and Clara Mippman in All on Account of Eliza Night with H iick Hartfer company at matinee and evening shows. Mann stars as a bold noble knight in a clumsy melodrama, while Miss Lipman and Miss Booth Burwell headline a later engagement praised for wit and wholesome comedy.

Louie Mann Olia Lippman Elina Lyceum Tenlacht Mr. Dietrmatein Accown Ty. Mann Miss Lipinat

Romantic Drama at Academy of Mimic in Toledo Engagement

The article praises a four act romantic drama by Theodore Kipfer adapted from Behiller with Mig Holland as Ania, set in eighteenth century Austrian province. It highlights elaborate production, authentic furniture, a two week repertoire, strong company, and notable vaudeville acts led by De Hollis, Valera, Chip Farrell, Paul Brady and Agouti. Also mentions Frank J Cheney oath and Hall's Catarrh Cure advert.

Theodore Kipfer Behiller Mig Holland Ania Baron Roneld Everthing Carmer Pictures Wee Ceacon Academy of Mimic Door Jack Moeliler de Hollis Valera Chip Farrell Paul Brady Agouti Biclundeon Olio Toledo Leas County Frank Jd Cheney Centor Trme A. D A. W. Gleason V. J, Carney &C Hall

Scranton Banking and Local Industry Notes 1918

Local financial institutions including First National Hank and Scranton Savings Bank display varied positions as 1918 trade and industry reports show dynamism. Entries mention Lackawanna Dairy Co, Scranton Iron Fence, Traders National Bank, and Branded firms alongside utilities and mills, with transport and dairy listings reflecting regional economic activity.

First National Hank Vaseusdvan Scranton Bavings Bank Soneveouce Third National Hank Mrtpscane Trust SelecHepealt Co Clark & Snover Co Scranton Iron Fence & Mig Scranton Ashe Works Cee Lackawanna Dairy Co County Savings Bank & ‘Trivet Hirst National Bank Carbondale Btandhard Drilling O. Ciscsnseeee National Bank

Feeble Live Stock Market Report for Week Noted

Market observations show a quiet week with little price movement. Sheep and cattle demand remains modest and steady with no notable price changes. prices listed include a few figures like 84,875.00 and 8.124055 in unclear entries.

Vitadelphia

Reliable Service and Strong Credit in Local Company

A first lien on key company assets supports its high character management and efficiency. The firm shows stable credit on an established basis. Serial stock issued by Papin pays 6 percent dividend.

Papin

Tribune want ads promise quick returns

Fragmented readable lines show a classified notice style with dairy and meat terms, pricing hints, and market language. Names and places are obscured but indicate buyers seek veal, cows, and steers at perceived prices. The fragmentary OCR suggests a busy ad page trading livestock and related goods.

Fragmentary Local Notice From A Dated Page

A damaged OCR fragment offers unreadable names and numbers. Readable bits mention cars and items but lack clear actions, dates, or locations. The text is too garbled to identify a coherent event or notice.

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