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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
6
Rescue crews searched the lake for a drowned boy with twenty men at work all day. Dynamite was tried to raise remains as divers faced murky water and failed to locate the missing child. Local updates note ongoing investigation and further diving plans pending clearer conditions.
Meredith and Mdlington boy are prostrated from the incident as two yellow kids gang members quarrel in front of Al Turner's milk depot. Tom Shiela throws a stone through a window, Traeger confronts him and is arrested after a fight with Shiela. Officer takes Traeger to hospital with injuries.
A late evening service features a wedding vows moment amid a sentimental program. The orchestra performs and the congregation joins in singalongs led by the pastor. A soloist from Noworsth named Mika Susan Harvard impresses with multiple pieces as the choir and trustees’ band receive warm applause.
Thomas Culkin of 14 North Everett Avenue was kicked by a mute white worker at Hirlews' slatt yesterday. He suffered a stab of injuries to the jaw and mouth area from kicks to the chin and stomach. Medical aid was summoned and the injuries were treated.
The qpeen air gathering of the Leoval Crusaders held near the First Wel con gresational oltireh on South Main featured Rev. Dusid Jone invoking Dy Vine Messing and a series of recitations. Miss Baath Prie of Taxlor read a piece by Mise Suean l Mavaiid of Newcastle, with others in attendance.
A meeting featured a grapho phone by Mr. Thomas providing selections. Afterward cream and cake were served, concluding the evening.
The record describes an assault charge against Mes Nash and a related fatal shooting of Mire Nash in a neighbor's home. Prosecution presents testimony of a quarrel ending in a weapon being used, with witnesses and evidence reviewed before sentencing deliberations.
Tainted Coachaw Yourner Mettue Binh dhuches Wilkin Williame Wil lin Totnes Thins AWH Harne Willand Thome linked to the Tillowine pPlivers amid a disrupted game event. Edward Morgan noted as a belier in the report.
An evening gathering is scheduled to elect members at the West Side Central Meeting Hall. Attendees are urged to be present for the contested positions and official business planned for the session.
The article lists residents and their movements across Wilts and nearby streets including Jaren, Beiget, Jane Lowi, Mrs Charles Tharthg, and others. It mentions a pavement project by Tenbor Asphalt and a church exhibition, with social events and a planned campaign trip by the Tig Pour Qartetie.
Fragmentary report describes two youths from Cerhomtalo departing for Actuntte Cor with plans for several weeks away. Mentions Willian at Willian atrort and a list of places and people, with a name Moe or Moffatt omitted from a committee roster.
A puzzling fragmentary notice describes a marriage and related vows with scattered names and terms. The readable bits suggest a ceremonial context involving Kemp and a group, with references to mourning and multiple odd words. The text quality prevents clear extraction of concrete events or dates.
Citizens discuss a planned ice cream sale as a campaign rally unfolds in Green Ridge this evening. Local residents including Weil Bre and others are noted in connection with events at Pan Anigiiemet and nearby avenues as preparations for a community gathering proceed.
Obituaries detail the deaths of Mrs Margaret Golden of Parsons and others in the area. Survivors include several children and spouses. services and interment are planned across Hanover, Pittston, and Washburn Street cemeteries. Additional notices announce the deaths of Mrs Patric Engel, Agnes Maloney, Hertha Dihel, Elizabeth Cordier, Mrs Thomas Jones, and the Parry child with funeral details and burial locations.
Colored and black silk waists in green halio pink old rose cardinal garnet and light blue priced around .298 and 5.00. Main floor display includes a wool serge waist with wide flounce and two rows of black taffeta bands around the top of the flounce.
Christie Mathewson recalls his shutout of a National League rival at St Louis with no hits against, credits his team Giants for support, and notes improved form on the road trip though Chicago remains a test. Indoor racing saw Will Stinson beat John Nelson on Madison Square Garden track in a four-lap margin. Regatta plans edge forward with Schuylkill Navy crews and Henley debate a Britain-only entry rule adjustment.
A jumble of names and places describes residents traveling to New York and Tennessee, attends prayers, and news of a fire or incident. The article notes various local citizens and distant trips, with scattered mentions of churches, interments, and a prominent writer-musician figure.
A quoted passage questions the force or skill behind shaping a woman's will and explores themes of beauty, virtue, and the heart of woman. It references Shakespearean ideas and warns against deceit in appearances with dense, antiquated diction.
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