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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1901

Page

10

Osgoods and the Snakes and Other Railroading Notes

Odd batch of notes from Susquehanna County recounts a tale of a man named Tomy Decoad who battles seventy six snakes in a cabin, various railroad developments and shortages, co operative creameries spreading, local curiosities and social news including a twin sisters courtship in Rock Run and regional civic plans.

Golden Sunset Co-operative Creamery Twin Sisters of Rock Golden Rook Dunmore Tie

Children Day Activities and Local Church News

Special to the Scranton Thane Thompson June 4 Children day observed in two local churches next Sabbath at the Methodist Epis copal church morning and Free Baptist church evening Rev Br Thogers a Thompson preacher visited Me Chine New York The Baptist Aid society meets Wednesday for dinner with Mrs Victoria Clark last Aid before she leaves for a new home Rev J M Correll of the Methodist Episcopal church Jackson in poor health vacation granted by official board He arranged pulpit supplies Local drilling machine to Clark Mvery near Jackson tested at OD Brent's for well boring Rev TH I Larrabee preached for Rev A I David Sabbath morning C M Babock to lecture Free Baptist Wednesday Mr and Mrs Peed Withworth Lew and Miss Minnie Carpenter of Harford visited Mrs L A Gillet Jackson Street Mr and Mrs Frank M Lewis left for New York via Albany for a few days Sub district KBypenworth League convention at Como attended Reverend David Burgess Layton and others Remains of N W Chritin of Schenectady N Y arrived by Delaware and Hudson train and were taken to Gibson for burial He was son of Niawimian Clatlin of Cilisen.

J. M. Correll Methdist Episcopal Church Jackson Schuylkill Berks Clark Mvery OD. Brent's TH. I. Larrabee David C. M. Baboccok Free Baptist Church Werdness Travers Uss Peed Withworth Lew Minnie Carpenter Harford L.A. Gillet Jackson Street Frank M. Lewis New York Albany N. W. Ochriftin Schenectady N.Y Delaware and Hudson Gibson Niawimian Clatlin Cilisen

Wyalusing Notes of Visits and Local Socials

Special to the Scranton Crimate notes visits from Chicago relatives to Harvey Strong and others. Miss Evine Camp wedding, Mrs. Burton Stone returns from California, and several residents travel to Wilkes Barre, New York, Passadena and Laceyville. Children’s day planned at Second Presbyterian and various locals seen calling or visiting kin in Mehoopany, Wilmot, Towanda and Loreanton.

Wralusing Aml Harvey Strong Chicago Arthtte Bibberd Ehinvie Camp Saturdis Benate Street Sutra Polter Raymond Smith Harry Wilmot Edward Waldo Pneumonic Burton Stone New York Mes J.C. Pulley Passadena Adams Loreanton All. Tuff Henry Newell Towanda

Community Notes From Hopbottom and Nearby

Hopbottom special to the Scranton Tribune reports Maudie-Mirs Hussell Phillips and son Clarence join her husband in Malone New York for an extended visit. Mrs Grace Merrill and daughter of Scranton visit Mr and Mrs James Mervill. A strawberry social at the Methodist church this evening. Little Glenn Penny seriously ill and critical with slim chance of recovery. A diabea Wie given at Tenant's ball with about seventy guests. Rev. TB Lewis at the home of KB AL Wittuny. Miss Michel Sterning visiting grandmother Mrs ATM Bown. Miss Candice Brown home from teaching in Coatesville. Behl Mrs BRM Pittung spent Monday in Binghamton.

Hepbottom Maudie-Mirs Hussell Phillips Clarence Malone New York Grece Merrill Scranton James Mervill Methodise Glenn Penny Tb. Lewis AL Wittuny Michel Sterning Villebligh Behl Mre Br. M. ‘Pittung Binghamton

Promoted to Outside Foreman at Newton Coal Pittston

Mr Jaimes Rolles of Lawrenceville has been promoted to outside Foreman of Newton Coal Companys wolliow les in Pittston. He has served the company for several years and earned the promotion through his work. A reception and pay parade are planned for the 4th to honor the new foreman.

Lee Binghamton Montrove Jaimes Rolles Lawrencevitt Newton Coal Wolliowles Pittston Rolls Praelanantion le Bus

Local youths visit Pittston for church meeting notes

Mesdanes John Dills and Benjamin Richardson visited Pittston Tuesday as part of a Sunday school activity. They were named inst evening by clase 7 of the M 6 and asked to meet and finish pins to report at a special meeting in a ree dave.

Clase Echool Dave Mesdanes John Dills Benjamin Richardson Pittston

Susquehanna News Briefs Include Clergy Transfers and Events

A Susquehanna dispatch reports several community items. Pastor Broderick of St John’s Roman Catholic Church is transferred to Pitteton to serve as a general, with promotion under consideration. Attendance and speaking events at Lehigh University and local churches are noted, along with medical and travel updates for residents and visitors.

Pittston Church Wedding Marks Elegant Spring Nuptials

Miss Deannette Hyden wed in a Pittston Presbyterian ceremony with Principal attendees from Garden Village and Funner, Pook & Roberts families. The bride, one of several sisters, wore a formal gown as guests from Scranton and New York joined the reception at Mrs Wilkie’s home. An obituary notes Mrs Mary Bryden, aunt of the bride, died earlier this week after illness.

Pittston Evonii Fess Te Garden Funner, Pook & Roberts Poe Vilalta Leone Taytend Murry Roberts Maugh Sroythe Pie Fhesnerte Bryden Ort Brilos Mies Grewil Wiile Amd Elizabeth Hormback Scranton Anima Theatites Ovedon

Distant Scranton Notice Confusing Legal and Local Events

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a mix of local incidents and court matters. It mentions Temple commanders, names such as Niven and Rowhawl, and a wagon accident in Eaton township with a $10 loss, amid broader notes on attendees at a county audit and a court proceeding involving Thane Hating. The text blends community news, legal actions, and scattered names with unclear chronology.

Biterness Wilkes Hanne Pires Leo Caypontoe Holi Niels Toon Bieers A. E. Betts Miurding’s Hills Eaton Township Teese New York Clayton Wella Sauice Lake Wihele Martin Medale Nurt Stephene Aml Ss T. Tithane Nehalem Wale Hhikelie Vise Vie Tdi Ag Ga Ligker BL Jennings Henke Tee Arver Catate Ai Secu Pec Dames

Musicale Delight at Mok OP Ti

A Saturday musicale featured a varied program including violin pieces and vocal solos. Performers listed include Ethel Smith, Miss Brairion Stenlumy, Miss Nellie Mark, and Miss Ivadoan Steglins, with lively audience reception throughout.

Minok Rami Mies Ethel Smith

Markets Rally then Falter as Investors Reassess

New York markets opened with a broad rally driven by a few strong issues but soon reversed as prices softened. Traders noted gains in Ontario and Western and declines in other rails while dividend news and external reports weighed on sentiment. late trading showed broad selling and prices settled below their best levels.

New York Ontario Walwall Lake Bele Progertiog Alan Paeille Onitieia Anil Westen Gener Advanial de Posite Hay Coiing United States Espress Dew Moines Fort Dodge Brooklyn Patentis Keeles

Local Agricultural Prices and Listings Noted

A scrambled OCR fragment lists farm produce prices and items such as onions and potatoes with per bushel rates. Mentions include Be Red Kidney Hea Ter, Potaties per bushel, Gan Zino, Becmitida Onions and a price of $15081.00. The text also references West patent and other unclear items, reflecting a historical market listing.

ML G Dale Hutter

Fragmented OCR: scattered wheat trade notes and prices

OCR read shows varied wheat prices, trading terms, and mentions of merchants, regions, and product names. The garbled text lists quantities like 1,800 and 28,000 bushels, with references to barrels and shipments, but many words are unreadable. The intended item seems to be a market brief with wheat totals and traders.

Polit Megalo Oss Ile Wielem We. di Anuthwestern Alle Smitty Em Who Pallons Foney Mall Orgain Tallow Bill City Printi Hls yaTeees Covntes Poe Aaa Coke Likitte Ori Busiels Gute Gta

Fragmented OCR Norwich Notice Reveals Unclear Dates and Names

An unclear OCR passage lists scattered words and names with fragmented phrases about notices, expectations, and locations. The text is garbled, making it difficult to extract coherent events or authoritative details. No definite actions or outcomes are discernible from the readable fragments.

Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Themed Speculation

A garbled OCR passage references unclear names and places, with partial words suggesting a discussion of possible events. The text lacks coherent sentences or identifiable entities, making definitive summary difficult.

Untitled historic fragment with scattered place names

Fragmentary OCR text lists various place names, items, and odd phrases lacking coherent events or context. no clear人物, date, or incident emerges to summarize as a specific news item. The readable bits reference locations like Aiea and Western sites, but no coherent narrative or outcome is discernible.

Fragmented OCR Story Gathers Odd Local Details

A garbled OCR piece mentions various names, places, and numbers with unclear meaning. It references ITEAGA and Western lines, plus a mix of individuals and dates, but the overall event or story remains unclear from the readable fragments.

Unclear text fragment with mixed names and numbers

The readable parts mention various names and items like Hemi, Maheelie, Sinai ship, Hermles, Gombe, veal calves, and numbers such as 85.4. The passage appears jumbled and fragmented with little coherent context or complete facts to summarize a specific event or story.

Cuet Valentivy Pete Pernie Hemi Maheelie Sinai

Fragmented OCR Note on Editing and Names

An unclear OCR fragment references editors and individuals with distorted names. Mentions like Helio alding and Hrabilas Hailiitel appear garbled, with scattered phrases about quotations and editing style. Limited legible context prevents a coherent event or outcome.

Alri Ste Ole Helio Alding Diel Hailiitel Stiiye Ately Luwiles

Unclear OCR Text Summary of Anomalous Phrases

Fragmentary lines mention locations and items with distorted words. No coherent events, names, dates, or organizations are identifiable. Unable to determine a newsworthy item from the legible content.

Merit City Changes Ur and Sebta Names

An OCR fragment notes city level changes affecting Merits, Ur, and Sebta with unclear context. Reads like a local civic notice or schedule adjustment but lacks concrete dates or entities. Further readable details needed to form a solid summary.

CU City

Misread Memoir Visit Highlights Local Figures

Special to the Serantan Tribune details a string of visits and memories from residents of Se tunis fon Hindhampon and nearby towns. The piece mentions Mis.shudduck and Wilkes Harpe attendees, with notes on recovery and ongoing hospital visits.

Piioot Bya Masami Pa Titieni Se Tunis Fon Mis Shudduck Mie Vion Kalinge Ming Ethel Tinaa Wilkes Harpe Hindhampon Pyhawiy Pagel Charles Olen Boston AJ Ainey Mem Dane Pitt Mies Jessie Miller

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