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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR yields a dated note from Livy and Ri ctard editors discussing bovine management and a signer’s obligations. The text mentions a process of payment and conditions for acceptance, with references to a supervisor and associated names, all within a formal editorial frame.
A fragmented political text envisions reactions to a potential third presidential term. It discusses Republicans, Democrats, Populists, and the idea of McKinley naming a successor, with hints of factional realignments and opposition to a third term.
The piece criticizes imminent Arctic ventures toward the Pole, arguing such efforts offer little benefit to current or future nations. It notes Baldwin’s scientific aim to study the aurora and power harnessing, but calls such plans visionary and unlikely, while dismissing sensational dash quests for national claims.
The readable text describes agitation in New York over recent Mormon missionaries and divergent public reaction. It mentions the Aurora Derivis and Peer print, with references to local citizens and youth recruitment, though many words are garbled.
The document describes a famine in a vast empire with appeals from Washington and the governor to aid a relief effort. It notes Chinese Christian Herald reports, missions in China raising funds, and calls for large donations as millions suffer. It cites a 120,000 currency amount already sent and urges broader American support.
The readable portion comments on education and work habits, noting society's fashion toward practical effort and honesty. It hints at broader social expectations in business and daily life, emphasizing industrious behavior amid unclear context.
The Pennsylvania building stands as a key Exposition spot with lush landscaping, water features, and ornate interiors. Visitors enjoy unique exhibits such as the Nebraska Sod House and a Rusanaism earth sculpture, while dining at the American Tan and Stadium Restaurant amid crowded crowds and bustling vendors.
A garbled register from Scranton and the Vienna lists numerous names and households tied to Pennsylvania buildings. The text names Wilke, Mra Te, Witeliel, Bowell, Mott, Golder, Gates, Willian, Burke, Siebecker, Arnold, Howlen, Rowkler, Dinely, Goldavilt, Rebbin, and others with family ties and locations such as Pittston and Jermyn.
Newspapers from Buffalo to WilkesBarre laud the Scranton Tribune on its tenth anniversary souvenir edition. Praise notes extensive illustrations, mechanical quality, and the paper’s role in Northeastern Pennsylvania prosperity. Local editorials call the Tribute a model newspaper with strong enterprise and community focus.
The store reports acquiring a complete factory line of ladies and children's parasols at well below regular prices. The assortment includes plain coaching parasols in solid colors and stripes, bordered solid colors, and ornate fancy parasols trimmed with chiffon and lace. Wood handles vary in shade and shape, with finishes in natural wood, pearl, silver, or gold.
The ad promises extremely low prices on a large line of items and invites customers to inspect the window display for sample illustrations of assortment and styles. It emphasizes willingness to match any price and please buyers.
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