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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1897
Page
1
A sales notice announces a surprise auction at Globe Warehouse offering items described as filled watches, framed as a legitimate part of the dealer’s stock. The item list appears partial and unclear, with emphasis on a 4 m rifle being kept within trade constraints.
A movement offers two price points, 4.98 and 5.98, as options tied to a selection by participants. The note frames the choice as a key part of the plan and invites action.
The text presents a garbled plea for modern improvements and standards from makers and suppliers. It claims full warrant and latest enhancements, asserting superiority of the products and the reliability of their workmanship despite the unclear context.
Theontes cases are handsomely engraved gold filled not plated and guaranteed to wear for years. They are made by a renowned watch case manufacturer in the country and carry a solid guarantee against defects.
The passage notes the lowest price level at which a genuine Waltham or Birin movement can be bought wholesale through standard channels. It mentions a genuine one year gold filled case at an implied price point, but the text is fragmented and lacks concrete figures or full context for definitive details.
The Pennsylvania legislature considers a vetoed concurrent resolution on restricting out of state competition for capital work. Debates center on protecting local labor and the capital building project and preventing cross border bidding. The session also lists multiple bills ranging from salaries to education and public works with the governor’s veto debated.
Huntingdon Pa March 1 Branvleoo Madonel died this morning from a wound inflicted by a fellow minor named Jus Wellaworth during an ambush in a playground melee. Investigators exonerated Wellaworth, noting the wound occurred as boys were at play.
Fragmentary report from Etrowisburg Pennsylvania describes a local dispute over property values during hard times. The text mentions Marel L-One and T. Stork, a general merchant, with references to a failed strike or deposit that affected the county.
A garbled OCR-style notice lists various names and locations such as Pennsylvania, Columbus, Sturbues, Minenavilles, Walton, and Dunhwr. The fragment mentions a postmaster and several individuals with scattered place names, reflecting a damaged historical summary.
A garbled report recalls MilWaikes Wie and the Marele AN the Wriekingers in a tied contest amid interrupted play. Details are unclear but the incident centers on a late hour dwell and a question of duty.
A local editorial today by Jidee Bennett in the Wilkea Harris column backs Anni Wright for a municipal role. The piece argues for the policy stance of the candidate and notes Wright's leadership on the issue of royalties and community unity.
The Philadelphia court reports show a reargument was refused by the Commonwealth court. The docket lists the Commonwealth ex rel Heumemonid and district Attorney Ve Blevetie among others, with preliminary outcomes noted.
The Ohio River stood at six feet zero inches and rising at two inches per hour, a four foot rise since Friday night. Navigation will be resumed tonight as conditions improve and the river continues to fall.
President elect McKinley departs Canton at 7 PM aboard the inaugural train bound for Washington. Thousands bid farewell as fireworks light the sky and crowds line the streets in Canton and along the route through Beaver Falls and Pittsburgh before the festivities continue on the journey to the capital.
The report outlines Martel L President Cheve ling iy suffering after an attack. Authorities note the injury is not serious but warn the public to avoid panic while officials plan further steps.
Fragmentary London dispatch describes advice from Delthi and Loti about Stiea and a public issue. It notes a 20 percent rate in a population and mentions 2,000 frominns thawing dhod with unclear context.
Fragmentary report from Wilkes-Barre dated March 1 describes a court proceeding with detained items and docket entries. The readable portions mention the names Pere, Li, and Tan, with references to a video recording and penalties.
A collapse at the Mount Lookout mine near Wyoming Michigan causes buildings to tremble and sink up to 80 feet, with water and quicksand forcing miners to wade to safety. Dozens of homes face imminent danger as rescue efforts continue and losses to property mount. Mules remain trapped behind a water and quicksand barrier, while firm owners assess total damages and possible rebuilding.
A garbled OCR town note mentions arrivals and named individuals from Benin and Ohio with scattered references to places and dates. The text includes phrases about Steiner Palatio, Avril aus Steiner, and New York connected terms, though many words are unreadable.
Morning brief highlights include a weather note with light showers probable and scattered items from city council, education, and cultural events. Coverage mentions Governor toast events, college activities at ALG Louhkont, and regional entertainment notes.
The provided OCR fragment is garbled and contains no verifiable names, dates, or events. It mentions a governor and consultations but lacks usable detail to form a factual, sourced summary. No actionable record can be derived from this snippet.
An uncertain regional notice cites disputes between parties and a foreign blog accused of hesitation in arbitration. The document uses garbled wording but suggests unfounded claims and reluctance to act in a high level mediation context.
A report notes Chevelind's administration adopting nonunion labor for a new project highlighting government employment policies and industry responses amid early reforms.
The department of agriculture estimates the present population of Canada at 6,125,496. The notice appears in a March column listing Canadian population figures despite OCR oddities.
Washington March 1 The evening session of the senate featured a tense exchange as Senator Tillman charged Senator Tiber with falsehoods. Senate members debated the propriety of the accusation. the motion to create a government plank failed by 26 to. The session adjourned at midnight.
Officials in Washington on March 1 acknowledged ongoing confusion surrounding a slate of nominees. The contested figures include De Soot and Amneean Githeen, with threats leveled against Loe and calls to expel Beote from Sollian amid tense senate debates.
March 2 report calls for southerly and southwesterly winds with mainly fair to partly cloudy skies. Expect brisk to fresh winds, possible rain or snow, and cooler conditions with gusty conditions later in the day.
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