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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1901
Page
6
A society night featured a well attended dance by the West Scranton Ermine Club with many notable guests, followed by a Plymouth Congregational Church colonial tea. The edition lists marriage notices, a sudden death on Luzerne Street, and other local notes.
A garbled notice outlines a local committee arranging an event for Worlington's birthday at Eye queue sone on Meek Street. The text is damaged but implies a citywide plan, a secure date, and a program of activities with assurances of participation.
The readable portions describe a wedding or church event with veiled personal names and locations, but essential details are broken. No clear date, place, or participant list can be confirmed from the surviving OCR.
A fashion house asserts certainty in its style as Dame Fashion states in Paris London and New York that there is no chance of error. The remark emphasizes flawless presentation across major fashion capitals.
The ceremony paired Nora Reese with a Hower groom in a brown maton gown and matching hat. A bridal bouquet accompanied the bride as the couple departed in the afternoon for the South, with plans to return via North Sumner Avenue.
The reading details a schedule of activities at Hibbs with Reverend George Alehoh guiding sessions. It notes an afternoon event at 1 o clock and an evening program with performances and demonstrations.
The article reports a home endorsement from Scranton residents for Borinton leader, emphasizing neighbors’ support and personal testimonies. It notes concerns about alleged pain and hardship, mentions Henry Late Jr. and local merchants, and urges readers to remember the candidate and the store’s role amid local turmoil.
A mistyped historical notice catalog describes a funeral with society figures from New York City and local residents. It notes interment on Wishinien Street and mentions St Thengden's group, Young Men's District, and a Phoenograph party. Various community activities include charity, concerts, and patriotic events led by local committees.
Community notices list an Amity Literary event at Wien Var Bloreom's home and a Red Cross program. The Ashbury Methodist Mission circle hosts an evening meeting at Mie, WV with speakers including Jane Deen Hueste. Regional church groups plan visits to Playdori and Skinners Rally. Another section mentions a meal and supper plans with local families and a church gathering.
A two story brick residence owned by Nathan Thompson burned yesterday morning in Norths Granton. Fire hydrants were frozen, delaying water for about fifteen minutes. Suppers by Christian Church ladies were planned. Miss McHale and others involved as firefighters battled the blaze. The property loss was estimated at two hundred dollars.
Display of belt buckles in bronze silver gilt and oxidized styles with new detachable buckle design that requires no sewing to fit ribbons. Wide range of prices from meagre to higher, spotlight on cage design in gilt and popular white embroidery motifs noted.
Fragmented OCR text reports a late evening event with many names and items listed, including performances, speakers, and a long roster of attendees. The readable content is limited, with no clear outcome or coherent narrative.
A dense OCR style list lists names, addresses, and events across Saint Marys and surrounding areas. It references St Mark's Wolscapue Sheet, Veery, local residents, and parish notices including visitations, baptisms, weddings, and other community notes with many surnames and places such as Lititz and Mor. The text names numerous individuals and households along with dated references and home addresses for local notices and social events.
Fragmentary text mentions Hyde Park and Addiiees oilers to cL Syne with garbled names and phrases. The readable content is insufficient for a clear summary or event identification.
Fragmented and garbled local notes describe various names and events in South Scranton. Mentions include residents visiting, meetings at Hartman’s hall, and a Martha Washington entertainment planned for Friday evening with a programme and refreshments.
A garbled OCR passage mentions several names and places in a scattered, incoherent style with numerous errors, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
Judge Joseph Dullington will present an argument against the federal civil bill before the Senate Committee today. The session is scheduled for 10 o’clock and will address the bill’s proposed provisions and implications.
Readers report garbled text mentioning a flood after tahibing the Hetthew and a date around 24 at UVa. The readable fragments reference warnings about weather and a possible public alert affecting area residents and services.
Obituary notice reports the death of Catherine Sheridan and mentions several other individuals by initials and partial names. It notes ages and locations with vague references to family and community ties. The fragmentary text provides scant details on services or burial plans.
Local store highlights new Wash Goods including Sea Island linens and silk finished fabrics. The display features a broad range of patterns such as pin dots and hairline stripes, with prices from 7 1 2 cents to 15 cents for Dresden Jacnets and similar fabrics.
An introductory note on Hokara Skin Food highlighting its skin healing and beautifying effects. Describes as feeds the skin, helps whiteness, and serves as an after shaving lubricant. Mentions availability or occasions for use with occasional price reference.
A fragment mentions a banquet scheduled for March 4 with unspecified hosts and attendees. The readable text hints at a formal event or table setting but provides few concrete details beyond the date.
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