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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1898
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR item from The Scranton Tribune dated Tuesday in Bonanton PA notes a local matter. Readable words include Pobillied Pelly and Keoweesinh with Telbune Publishing Company.
Voters in Scranton face a January 24 election for a three year school director term. Names include Peter Nealg Phillips Fellows Godfrey and others across wards, with references to prior administrations and wartime context.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses U S actions toward Spain, possible financial figures, and political figures such as McKinsey and New York events. It mentions conscripts, uniforms, and foreign policy debate, but many phrases are garbled, hindering precise events or dates.
A fragmentary Washington Post passage reviews President Dole and the Hawaiian annexation issue. It cites government responses to Queen and native policies, arguing for consistent stance and land allotment measures while debating the United States harvest economy and settler removal implications.
Fragmentary 19th century column blends a guerrilla tale about Aranguren and Ruiz with social quarrels in Detroit and political jabs. It references Havana elites, the Stradaned, and a controversial execution, then shifts to local culture clashes over museum statues, temperance women, and railway shifts, ending with a clash between Governor Pingree and ex-Congressman O Donnell.
A collage of snippets quotes and anecdotes touches on Albany drug clerk hours legal nominations in Marietta Pa and reads of Hawaii in Washington. Mentions Judge Livingstone Reading resident Cameron grandson of General Simon Cameron and Korea’s king seeking navy protection.
The readable fragment blends a daily astrology note with political rumors about Millwall leader Bandfiend Dole and figures like Verle Josep Church. It hints at public disgrace as a social signal and offers Amedius advice on behavior and wealth.
A fragmented dialogue shows stage action with props representing silver dollars and paper scraps. The piece shifts to a tyrant figure, foreign ambassadors, and imperial demands, culminating in a chaotic, surreal exchange about power and money.
Fragmentary transcript shows a captain instructing troops on surrender and a mock ambush as Spanish and American figures debate siege tactics. The passage depicts a tense exchange about using deception and explosive devices, touching on a harbor operation and moral dilemmas during combat.
A spoof proposal from a Philadelphia letter outlines a fictitious aristocratic society the Noble Owlor of the Barons of the Runnymede, proposing titles such as Emperor and Kings and demanding oaths against modern political knowledge while inviting New England and Atlantic states to join. The piece satirizes pretentious lineage and exclusive membership.
A local bazaar features awnings of every description custom made to order. Shops showcase range from simple shade canopies to elaborate storefront coverings, emphasizing tailored sizing and fabric options for homes and businesses.
Advertiser promotes eight pale new pairs of Ss Shoes with an offer of advance files at reduced costs, urging customers to visit and select promptly.
The Modern Hardware Store notes strong sales of heating units last week and reiterates a firm plan to clear remaining stock quickly, despite earlier optimistic expectations.
Prices invite quick action as items are offered at low rates. Call now to see and be convinced before stock runs out.
A local description notes the difficulty of finding this choice stock elsewhere in the thinner western region, emphasizing its unique availability and limited distribution.
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