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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1901
Page
1
The 1897 inauguration unfolds as rain drenches the east front while Chief Justice administers the oath. President McKinley delivers a guarded address amid a record national turnout, banners, and military pageantry despite the wet weather.
The parade featured President McKinley in an open carriage with Vice President Roosevelt, amid heavy rain as crowds cheered. Military units from Pennsylvania, New York, and national guards marched in review with their bands and varied uniforms.
The Senate closes its session amid a demonstration following Speaker Henderson's valedictory.
A fragment from Washington notes the culminating inaugural events of the era with a grand inaugural ball marking the start of the festivities. The report hints at ceremonial coins and pageantry shaping the celebration scene.
Weather shifts from pain to snow as regions report freezing conditions. Mayors and local officials prepare for a ceremonial parade with security details and logistical plans amid slick streets and light traffic.
A Portuguese village seeks retribution after a border killing that left multiple dead. Reports from the Associated Press wire describe cross border unrest and retaliatory violence surrounding Pontigwe and the Spanish village of Villard with heavy casualties and ongoing tension.
Fragmentary text describes a dated local scene with mentions of people and places, but many words are garbled. It notes a match or event on a March date, with references to a trail or path, a belt, and a control within a possible town or venue. Limited readable names appear.
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Fragmented text outlines arrests and names, including a mention of Chinamen and a case tied to a wine title, with unclear dates and people. The readable portions reference Malena, Oy, Selene Sikes, and a trial context, but details are obscured.
A blaze at the Amsoeiasini Citgo facility caused security lockdowns and emergency responders to evacuate nearby areas. Investigations focus on the incident timeline, with no official word yet on casualties or cause.
Fragmentary text mentions people and places with many garbled terms making specific events or entities unreadable. unable to determine a coherent news item or outcome from the readable words.
A scrambled text block mixes names and places in unclear sequence. It mentions Philadelphia and a vague reference to a meeting or event with dates and officials, but the exact event, people, and actions are not discernible.
The Thirteenth Regiment from Pennsylvania marched through Washington in heavy rain, drawing the largest crowd seen at the War and Navy Building corridors. The William Cornell Anthracite Glee Club and the Ninth led the procession while cannons and band salutes marked the reception. The regiment then rested tonight after a long day of public appearances and ceremonies.
A case from Buda pest describes a person who reportedly took poison but is expected to recover. The fragmentary text mentions concerns over poisoning and a hospital or medical response with little additional detail available.
A damaged OCR text fragment mentions individuals and locations in a garbled note. It references names and possible actions but lacks coherent structure, making specifics unclear. The readable bits indicate a local or community alert with scattered proper nouns.
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