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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1901
Page
5
Fragmentary ad offers positions for bilingual individuals in a newspaper style classified, seeking preferred language skills and routine tasks. The odd text suggests a mix of roles with unspecified pay and requirements, listing several service or shop positions.
The article notes no formal celebration of David's Day in town but records Welshmen commemorating the saint with common customs and messages. It mentions a chapel at Glastonbury and references to St. David’s day practices, names, and historical notes from medieval sources.
A garbled flow of names and phrases appears, listing numerous individuals and places with no coherent event or date. The text seems like OCR from a page fragment, offering little recoverable context or verifiable facts.
A garbled OCR fragment describes an event at the Grand Opera House with mentions of a Monday show and various misread phrases. It lists performances and crowds, citing titles and a week of preences, with jagged names and numbers that hint at ticketing and schedule.
A confusing entry notes a ceremony at Idrnion with speakers including Dr Hy J. Wihahen of the Porean Baptist church. The event is planned for Wednesday with a formal program and porterent, in a community setting labeled Ronin Ton.
Members of the Clerks Protective Association plan a post Lent banquet. The event will be raised at the next meeting to be announced. The banquet is expected to draw more than a hundred covers from merchants in the city.
A misread notice reports a surprise party at the home of Mrs William Baw on Cemetery street. The event honored Mrs Fannie Jiate, president of the Woman's Belieft coin, but the account contains numerous garbled words and unclear details about the occasion.
In a brief gathering Mia receives a gold pin and a clog mocker from Bea Lowden and companions. The moment shows Mia’s astonishment as witnesses, including Oliver, Miller, Munn and others, attend the small ceremony.
Sunday services at Berean Bannet church at Lincoln Avenue and Nowth Church etyet- Hie feature a sermon by Rev. J. Whateli for the first anniversary. The Young People's Society holds a meeting at 12 ny and week eve activities are planned, with attendance urged.
A notice announces a Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor service at Pirt Congregational Church. The event follows Sabbath carvices and features a sermon and choir offerings in the evening.
Sunday service details at Firet Prosbyterian include communion and a maritime Second Proxhvirrian service by Rev Willie Heollitietied at Phat Ken Nyly, following Sunday Belin. parish events reference North thuret street and Salen avenue with timing for a TV o flock meeting.
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Fragmentary notes describe recollections of a Sunday service including a scripture reading, a sermon, and references to a church event. Names and places are obscured, but the record indicates routine worship activities and Lent observance.
Readable fragments list individuals and places such as Mount Oar and Park, with scattered references to Rev John tien Row Wilbore Hiern Chott Of Ou Tey and Petreetor. The text resembles a damaged historical notice with unclear actions or dates.
Die Ho Whalen delivered a talk at the Merhettber church in Duniere, drawing large crowds with wit and poetry. The event highlighted the popularity of the author and featured readings from Beport or Beontes, attracting attention from the eastern states.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and place-like terms such as Ohh Pethowe Tihernlane and Foresters, but provides no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize beyond noting a garbled roster or designation.
A small group of community friends gathered for a cheerful event at a Protestant church. Attendees enjoyed various pleasures and light entertainment in a casual, festive atmosphere on Thursday.
Vela work and vehicle department employees will receive a new car limit at Seventh Avenue Station. South side and north side crews Tepald and Lagethor are affected.
Readable text mentions individuals and organizations in a blurred setting with mentions of decoration and local engagement. The fragmentary line lacks clear event details, dates, or outcomes to establish a coherent news item or report.
An invitation announces the first Dance Night for the Mriay Social Club with plans to be held next Pte lay Obelt dn Deke's ttl, inviting members to attend and participate in the inaugural event.
A garbled local notice mentions Doeeoh Hansen and A. J. Meehan from Jermyn with unclear details about a pipe or clan affiliation. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates to establish a clear action or outcome.
The readable fragment references an event at the Opere House with a character named Mendy and a phrase Meerped from the Liew, but details are unclear and incomplete.
On Tuesday morning March 2 at 1 o clock the sheriff will sell several parcels of real estate at the county court room. Properties include a River Street lot with three double dwellings and two single dwellings, taken in execution for debt to Cooperative Building Bank and others. Also listed are a front on River Street and adjoining parcels with a two story dwelling, and a separate lot with a frame dwelling. Additional parcels include property with a one story frame dwelling and improvements, seized in execution for debts to Ann Kilannen and Michael Kilgannon and to Lydia J Gordon and Martin Francis Gordon.
Rev Dr Whalen completes his first year with Berean Church with a special service. Next Sunday marks the start of the second year as pastor Rev Whiten preaches a sermon. The occasion features a full attendance and an exchange with Pastor Thomas Dy Ginemy of Jackson Street Baptist Church.
Thorett of 1 Scott Street Dheil Ite and Nephylliz resident aged 56 died Thursday. He is survived by seven children including Belly, Mary, Tiron, Soenies, Rory Barrett, John MecAndrew, Vandilng, and Mies Mieriin Follen. Funeral arrangements pending with interment in Forest City.
Fragmentary OCR note describes a tall figure Ate and events at school. Mentions Mire and Soatolowk with an interview by Bi. Loko erik heyy. Details are unclear but indicate a local ceremony or talk and a public appearance.
A derailment occurred in the Delaware and Aidsen yard yesterday morning as loaded coal cars were pushed into a pocket. The head of the plane failed, cars toppled, splinters flew, and coal scattered. injuries were not reported and no fatalities were confirmed.
The Martin and Morehall companies staged a lively afternoon program for crowds of families and children. A highlight was a clever skit In Bogety with a baton juggling breakdancer while spectators watched a giant seven foot figure loom over the stage, despite warnings from Prof. Bryden about crowd safety.
Obscure notices show Bendrick Lodge and Dotterer Lodge hosting meetings tomorrow afternoon. Items reference Boutherhood of Raliwas Trodmmen intrAsterunten and Locomotive Engineers with unclear dates and locations.
The Conbondale council of the Young Mens Distitute met Thursday and decided to abandon the seer feature tied to that prolety for many years, ending a long-standing local tradition.
Freeman A Tallman, a clerk, resigns from the Srle fretehe ofies to pursue a course at Scranton Musinerss college. He will begin Commerce studies next week.
The Hon John D Woolley spoke at Temperance Hall in the Main street building on Batten Avenue on Monday. Cay Hondide not behind her election prospects. The event featured the Prolite tion candidate for president addressing supporters.
On the evening of March 4 the John G. Woolley club will host a free event for Carbondale residents. The gathering offers free admission, with a welcoming invitation to all ladies and gentlemen despite higher prevailing rates elsewhere.
Yesterday afternoon two men drew notice on Malt Street by their contrasting outfits. A farmer from near Trvel Lake Way wore a bearskin overs coat and fur hat while a Mor Cat City businessman wore a new spring suit with a Hecht derby hat and tan silk overcoat. Both appeared comfortable and unconcerned as they passed.
Tiepree WH Myera and Mise Chris tine Winfield both of Jermyn wed Thursday afternoon at the residence of Hon. BE. FE. Hendrick on Lincoln Ave. The bride appeared attractively dressed for the ceremony conducted by Stev. W. Th Grow, an elder rapital clergyman in the area.
In the pool journey at the club seven players remain. Four of their coven tive left Wo games each and another defeat would eliminate them. No matches were played last night, though two were scheduled.
An industrial institute company official said the firm distributed over 1200 in death benefits to various families within the last three weeks.
Chirlis Lowy of Scranton visits town while Miss Annie Wilton travels to Honesdale. Deputy Sheriff Jake Poerber was in town yesterday. Michael O Neill is at home on Cottage Street. Miss Mary Woodward visits her brother at Siko. Mr Burke of Larkin and Duffy improves. Miss Mary Devine of Forty second Street is confined by grip. John Carey returns to work in Schenectady after visit. Lizzie and Mary Mitepatrick of Beranton visit Mars Mequune in Fayette.
Borough council debated a favorable bill for services and salaries including Arete tech and Dune Hing payments. Tax data and unpaid tax enforcement were reviewed. The Ladies' Magazine club hosted Mrs. Badger. Primitive Methodist church trustees planned a Tuesday meeting. Announced marriage plans for Harry Freas and Elizabeth Newton. Arthur Fowler to become Philadelphia publishing house agent. farewell party noted.
The Eureka commanders No 244 Knights of Malta elected officers at their Thursday meeting in the Sweeney building. A.V. Bower of Scranton will begin a Life of Christ sermon series with stereoptical views. Regular services announced for the Susquehanna Street Baptist church tomorrow. Funeral details for Mrs. Winifield Murphy given for the morning. Council held an adjourned session to transfer unfinished business.
Advertorial letters tout Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrh with testimonials from Chicago residents and Alderman Mueller. Promises of cure after months of use and invites readers to write Dr. Hartman for free medical advice.
A local borough council revoked the franchise of the uphont Suburban Traction Company on all streets except Dynamore Street. The move came after the railway firm refused to repay franchise low rents and to operate as required. Harry Lathrop of Scranton and Patrick Haxanick of Delaware attended town matters, with tax reports due at Monday’s meeting.
The town announces upcoming council elections with re elected incumbents and two new ward members Gomer KE Jones and William Price. It lists candidates for various offices including president borough clerk street commissioner and fire chief. Local happenings include a German Medicine Company show at Webber's rink and multiple church events with sermons ordinations and Sunday activities.
Kingston residents and visitors are noted in brief items including Mr and Mrs Towle hosting at their parents' home and Depew from Nookeow visiting. A Methodist meeting in Moincepulchive discusses whether modern love of salvation surpasses Abrahamic faith, with Gene Price presiding.
Fragmentary text appears to mix distorted names and places with scattered phrases. No coherent events or identifiable persons, dates, or organizations can be reliably determined from the readable lines.
Announcement offers round trip Lehigh Valley Railroad tickets to Washington D C with stopovers allowed. Valid March 1 to 3 at one fare for the round trip, not usable on the Black Diamond Express. Tickets exchangable for Philadelphia Balting Circle points. Consult local Lehigh Valley agents for details.
An incomplete note outlines a round trip to Washington with a total fare of 87.75. It mentions routes via Manooka Chunk and Philadelphia with Northumberland tickets and a return constraint, but critical dates and identities are missing due to damaged text.
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