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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1901
Page
7
A Susquehanna railroad jump after a whistle alarm led to a wreck. A woman aged about 40 gathered parcels from the snow while her partner, holding a pipe and labacne, watched as a horse lay dead and another limped. Conductor asked why they did not hold up. the man replied in silence as they moved toward the village.
A reader note extols the noonday toil of working women and promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestion related ailments. Testimonials claim renewed health, energy, and improved appetite, with private, confidential medical correspondence offered from Buffalo, N.Y.
On Sunday evening Rev J P Crane will deliver a sermon to Hawley lodge No 05 Free and Accepted Masons and visitors Mr and Mrs Pred Gaines of Easton and Mirwhile Palmer of Wyoming.
Speci tho the Sormiton Thane Duryea a Reb 1-Mirs Machioonist the lady who was arrested and com mitted to job by deal and Chiuson for stealing dry good from the store some time ago was released Saturday A withement was made satisfactory to all concerned The Lawrence Hose company's fall preparations Feb TS to 2 progress The brave fire juddies are meeting with success An entertaining evening Phonograph selections Ladies display of articles Mrs BE Croon improving Mrs DeWitt Reed to I Mr Whyte fore man of Old Forge colliery resigned Mr Roup docking bors central colliery worsened Pennsylvaia collieries idle today CA Beet accepted machinist Butler colliery Mile Gladys Davis improving Path to William Volliers embankment dangerous condition Women defending embankment could not walk down but slid down Alden returned home Funeral of Mrs Anna M Ward No 4 held yesterday Interment Marey cemetery Avoca sub district Epworth League convention at Methodist church Wednesday Dinner and supper after services All welcome Programs in tomorrow's tribune
The Young Men's Institute will stage their annual entertainment and social at Barefield Opera House on Monday evening February 18. Program includes piano solo by Prof. G.O. Davis, vocal solos by Miss Sadie Timlin and Viola Doable, recitations by Kate Totten and Prof. R. Williams, ragtime dance by Harry Brown, and multiple other performances led by James Tighe and Prof. H. Williams.
A Friday evening birthday party for Josephine Osbhorne marks a civic social event hosted by Mr and Mrs Cornelius Osbhorne on McAlpine Street. Many friends and local names attended a child friendly program with a luncheon and amusements.
The Lyceum presents Melbourne a tale set in Australia with a strong cast led by Prath Mordwant and Theodore Babcock. the Academy of Music tonight features The Victorian Cree with Sawtelle’s company. Prices range from ten to twenty cents, drawing audiences with popular repertoire and notable performers.
A jagged excerpt reports on theater plans in New York with Von Duly appearing in The Cid Iron Up Thee at the Kekkerbocker Theater and Willem A Brady's production of Paele Tom Cabin. It mentions Miss Ashley leaving the Ran Tow company and notes vaudeville acts by Dixon Hower and Dixon at London Gaiety.
Representative Brennan of Wayne County introduces a bill to appropriate funds for a monument at the grave of General Samuel Meredith, first United States treasurer, with a sketch of his career noting his Philadelphia birth in 1741, military service, and long public life under Washington and Jefferson.
A fragmented item references several figures and places, including a depiction of early American figures such as a first treasurer of the United States, connected to a broad historical backdrop with mentions of Washington and other terms. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates or events to anchor a concise report.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a late notice page with names such as Crider Maye and Whintiee Thigat amid garbled lines. Context suggests a death notice or obituaries alongside assorted local listings with incomplete details and scattered identifiers.
Fragmented OCR outlines various names and items including Ket Mudalo Phil alongside scattered terms such as Scones, lambs, and numbers. The readable lines hint at a miscellaneous list or unstructured note without a clear coherent event or narrative.
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