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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
2
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A late afternoon ceremony in Archbald united Ming Maung Nealon and Miss Battle amid family and many guests from Scranton to Wilkes-Barre. The gown featured duchess satin with ornate lace, and guests included numerous local society figures and out-of-town friends as the couple planned a two-week honeymoon followed by a homeward return.
Wim McNamara and Piehard Molttole are highlighted in a feature on a forthcoming bout. Willem Marne is noted as a commentator, with details suggesting a regional sports scene event.
Fred Robinson of Clifford and John McGouty of Kaet Site faced a tangled dispute that involved an alderman Morrison's office and allegations of horse theft and bribery. The case featured attempted enticement for a horse ownership, statements of intent, and a court hearing with a verdict on restraint and restitution.
Two or three auctioneers welcomed Jere McAdane and Wis excellent company as The Grint presented a lively matinee yesterday afternoon. The program featured The Man from Diy and a chorus, with strong turns by Simy Chapman, the Martine brothers, the Sis Tropkins, Pauline Sexton, and MeAQINY. Shans orient and Brooklyn Tragedy were highlighted, praised for their performance and the troupe’s unusually engaging act. The company promised a final strong performance tonight.
Ines Grier a worker on a delivery wagon was injured in fog and fracture conditions yesterday afternoon and transported to the hospital for treatment. Martin Jordin from the West Side received buckshot injuries and remains in serious condition at the hospital. Antonia Rashavek from Mayvtelad was hospitalized with leg fracture after an incident at his home. Brakenan Ai injured on The Ontario Weston rail line was discharged from hospital yesterday.
A man killed on the Delaware and Hudson railroad on Sunday is laid to rest with two sons and limited funeral details. A Brown of Morristown identifies the body as John Bovencamp of Binghamton while noting the deceased arrived in Carbondale and joined a work party to Scranton before death. Short services were held at St Rose church and interment occurred at Rose Cemetery.
An evening gathering at Bt Aloysius aims to be enjoyable with street car anecdotes and a smoke-free, family friendly program. Organizers promise light entertainment and a calm, social atmosphere.
The readable lines describe a person arriving at a home and reference public officials, but the fragmentary text is too damaged to identify names, places, or events with certainty. The record notes a likely social or official encounter without verifiable details.
Reported yesterday in Hexne on Tortus Firer, a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs. danes Pati. The delivery occurred at home with attendance by a midwife. Both mother and child are reported in good condition.
A fragmented OCR snippet discusses odd phrasing about omaline Lionk and dining, mentions biases and cars on an Asian route, notes bus counts and punt rates, and references increases with unclear measurements. No coherent event or named entities are extractable from the readable text.
A dated and jagged OCR fragment touts Dyapepain and Digest Tablets as cures for dyspepsia and kidney issues. It cites testimonials from A. Es anid Chis of South Fudbury and Drs endorsing the product, with references to failures of other doctors and a local postmaster’s letter. The text also touches on local civic matters and a court or community notice, including names like James Tharton and Mayfield residents, amid scattered unrelated items.
The article notes only one passenger rides since the strike began and suggests the company may not resume service to Forest City until spring. Forest City merchants benefit from the disruption as shoppers concentrate there, diverting spending from Carbondale amid the strike.
An evening program will install officers of Willi HD Dyardes TM pat. G. AL WW with Senior Vice-Commander A. By Steveng presiding. The Women's Relief corps will be installed and a helpful evening is promised by Commander John McCamb of Payles post. Refreshments served.
A fragmentary OCR record from May 1902 shows a list of names including Janes Broughey Frank A. Tavis H. T. Hishen FC Menner Janes Minnie John Ryan Frank WW Truitt Thomas J. Welsh Wilko Williams Annie Kors Annie Walsh Mra J TL Mority Mors TAN at Malord More Nodney Malfol Mrs Willan TH Reese YYoreign Fortunate Malina Balvatore Pinarol.
A delegation of Knights Templar from Palestine commandery No 4 will visit Couer de Lion Commandery in Boranton this evening. The knights will depart aboard the Ve Delpwen and Madson apalln.
In Mastic, youths gathered for a January town event marking a notable achievement among the community's young people. Mike Chrheiveay and Thomas Tiernes were among the honorees at the ceremony held near the village church.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a night event in SL Nowe hall with a group holding a smoke ceremony and a wake or meeting related to an Untilling tien. Details are unreadable and uncertain.
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered names and groups such as Willi W Hawkast and Knights of Pyihlas, with stray terms like Carbondale and Pioneer caste. The legible content is limited to disjointed proper nouns and affiliations without coherent context.
Last night in Jermyn and Mayfield a disturbance at the Delaware and Wudsey collet led to mules being taken from the Outsile barn. No warning or proper payment was given for the hutting down of the colliers and for the week ending. The scene was described by Inside Poremin Thos who shouted at a Wen member that the Comping was aimed at the mine punt. The event spurred a tense inquiry into the cause and the involvement of local workers.
The Peukville Forest and Stream club held its second annual banquet in Odd Pellows hall on Monday evening. Caterer Willian Coyne provided refreshments and a elaborate menu. James W. Smith Weld presided over the auditorium, with speeches, songs by W. W. Watkins, and jovial toasts from members including Dr FLOL Van Sickle and Attorney Joseph Gilver.
Barry Olyphant and Dee present the thrilling melodrama In Peril at Father Matthew Opera House opening night. The cast includes Lac Petite Bonnie Dee with Philadelphia director Thovie visiting, and John Ty Davie of SMe Theee SLeet attends with A V Bower of Beranton to host a large audience Monday January 37.
An aged advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as a diet aid for those with poor digestion. It claims a year’s supply of milk based nourishment and tissue building benefits, urging readers to consult their physician for usage and ordering details.
An audience enjoyed a program of stereoscopic views from Europe and Asia at the opera house. After intermission, refreshments were served and the Excelsior Hose company fair in Lfoyd's hall will conclude with a final chance at remaining articles and a music program. Mrs Catharine Thoms of String Brook is visiting, Miss Annie St Davis of Susquehanna street returns from a visit with Scranton friends.
Community events include a Madisonville supper hosted by G A R members in the Kidd Fellows hall and a camp fire meeting in town. Arch Decker hosts his sister from Wilkes Barre, while Mrs M Y Posten hosts the Ladies Aid. Frank Watson, son of Mr and Mrs, was injured Monday night jumping a freight train and lost a toe requiring amputation at Lackawanna hospital.
Dalton and Lena Tiffany return to Wyoming seminary after holidays with parents. Week of prayer observed by Methodist and Baptist churches. Prof McKeen the Minit singer to assist at Hapilet church Thursday and Friday evenings. Chicken supper at Methodist church Wednesday evening 5 6 50 o clock. price fifteen cents. Mrs Minnie Brown of New York guests of Miss Mitty Gardner. Gathering of young people at Mr and Mrs Creasy home Friday evening. A baby born to Mr and Mrs Blewitt on January ?. Junior Baptist Visiting Peoples union organized at Baytise church. officers elected: President Jennie Decker, vice president Guy Peassenden, secretary Lyman Decker, treasurer Norton Johnson, organist Alvin Millen.
Mrs Wallace Scott lies ill at home on Mainstrnet Porn near Mr and Mrs Gus Schmidt. Miss Verna Plowright of Alaple street returns home after time with sister in Hancock. Miss Agno Kelly of Winton back from holidays with mother Mrs Welly. Miss Matinda Schild returns from New Year visit in Arotini. Mrs Thomas Woolley and Mrs Jakes of Diolwon spent time with town friends. The aged mother of Mr G J Bill helmer died Monday after several weeks illness. Funeral details not provided.
An OTC laxative tablet advertises Biotue-Quinice as a cold relief product with a one day claim. It cites no cure and lists a price of 25 cents.
The fragment notes events during the week of Pinarerie at Bheihodint Myvleaguil church. Names such as DAR G xoeg Satimay Lagmayire and Miss Mashie Wiada appear, with mentions of families and parents. The text is garbled but indicates a Sunday gathering with several individuals and couples.
contenidos describe a March 22 gathering at the Welsh Congregational meeting house with a spill of a car into a lily field and a list of attendees. The report mentions multiple names and a parade of officials from the local community and church group. The article notes a later reference to a public workday and a meeting of Wyatt lovers.
Corporate release outlines broad initiative across the network with key figures Ty Walleloe and Chaviand cited. The document emphasizes strategic alignment and phased rollout for internal services, highlighting early milestones and leadership roles.
Numerous companies announce their annual stockholders meetings in Scranton including The Thinlational Hank The Moteie Powder Company Enterprise Pooler Manufacturing Company Durie Mdeirte Dh and Spring Brak Water Supply Company Each meeting dates list January and February with times 2 o clock pm and locations at company offices in Scranton Stanton Linden Street and Board of State Building Substance notes that directors will be elected and other business conducted. notices include secretary names and states.
The railroad reports wage advances for yard conductors and yard switchmen, effective January 1, averaging five percent. About 1,500 men will be paid an extra sum, with a total impact around 600,000 dollars. The company weighs extending raises to Elgin firemen and other train crew.
Resumption of the Sunset Limited service between New York Philadelphia and San Francisco season 1801 1902. Three weekly departures on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Route operated by Washington and Southern Limited via New York Philadelphia and Chicago with connections to Pacific coast services. Contact Charles Brookingen Southern Railway Philadelphia for details.
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