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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1901
Page
9
The report details the appointment of J Phillips as superintendent of the Buffalo Division and notes the public actions of the Lackawanna system, including bridge work, department reorganization, and testing of regulatory measures as part of ongoing anthracite market activities.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a superintendent and officials at Hoboken, operations at Sernvallen, and personnel changes. Mentions Pax Agent Fowler and a division commander, with references to wartime staffing and rewards, but most names and places are garbled.
An advertorial style claim cites Dr Chase's Ointment as a universal cure for scald head eczema and salt rheum especially in children. Testimonies from Detroit residents praise relief from intense itching after using the ointment, asserting complete recovery and urging purchase.
A Buffalo mother recounts persistent eczema on her baby and relief after applying Dr Chase's Ointment. She praises its soothing effect and full symptom relief, noting the ointment causes no pain and is available at all dealers or from the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
Officials announced Blewart will head the HullDive division with headquarters at Math New York. Herman Denberger appointed superintendent of beidere om Morrie and Kesex privinion at Totehe. Beranton joins Jumctien to Portland with Binger ad Morland.
In the wake of a major Henwool building fire the Lackawanna car records office is relocated to a repurposed Cran Aine of the Republic facility near Fleet Nu thor bank. Forty four staffers under Chief Bwee ners and HLA Sealer cover the reentry of oar records with ten men in millage and accountte, while W. Wo Chommons directs the department and W M. Hiavantin oversees the trate division.
A fragmented report on mine activity in Pennsylvania highlights rising output through 1910 with minor declines in some regions. Somerset Armstrong and Cambria counties show strong gains while Allegheny and surrounding areas record mixed progress. overall tonnage increases noted despite gaps and OCR-like errors in the text.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local directive on a canal or pond project, a contract view, and freight trains between places with mentions of Dunkirk and New York. The text is garbled and difficult to map to specific events or dates, but references infrastructure work, rail freight, and engines.
Fragmented passage mentions multiple names and items with no coherent events. Readers encounter scattered references to people, places, and activities, but readable facts are insufficient to determine a specific incident, date, or outcome.
In a fragmented report from the Conte Hailpiad region, officials discuss railroad orders for new locomotives and engines to meet expected demand. The Erie railroad faces timely procurement, with large machines and passenger couches planned, while lines in the Belten division anticipate upgrades and services.
A Scranton resident recounts prolonged kidney pain and back discomfort linked to catarrh like condition. He describes seeking relief, taking a product from local dealers, and facing mixed results before claiming improvement and continued use.
A garbled excerpt discusses men and labor, referencing wages, work conditions, and possible protests. The legible content is sparse and lacks coherent events or identifiers to provide concrete details or outcomes.
Sheriff Fasig today delivered a toll report detailing the inability to stop the lynching of George Ward. The document outlines circumstances at Terre Diolate on February 22 and notes limited authorities.
The funeral of Miss Finkelstein was held today. The rabbi who led the services condemned the mob's conduct and urged justice as the grand jury prepares to investigate the incident. The governor accompanies rhetoric on enforcing law and order as investigators set to review the case.
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