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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1901
Page
3
Fragmented OCR records show police activity and memorials surrounding a death and court notices. Mentions of Benjamin Samier and Fred Storr suggest local deaths linked to a municipal inquiry. Officials discuss postponements and protective papers amid ongoing investigations.
Fragmentary text reports a death and subsequent police actions. Names and places are obscured or garbled, with references to arrests, warrants, and investigations in an urban setting. The passage includes mentions of a transport incident, a hospital or center, and various officers and witnesses but lacks coherent details.
An obituary notice describes Thomas Donahoe and mentions survivors including Margaret Hameher and Tiina Monater with interment details at Cathedral. The report includes references to relatives, multiple dates, and burial plans. A second brief fragment notes another death of Hebert J and Dative Wittens with funeral arrangements and interment at Cathedral comedy.
A lengthy sectarian dispute emerges as ministers and elders denounce actions by a legislative body during a controversial meeting. The document records resolutions and condemnations tied to religious authority and civil law, amid calls for restraint and adherence to church canons.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ninth pit mine warlums event involving organizers and business managers. The text names Stevefayg Oartlein and Tad opel Bie TiPATeL among attendees, with unclear details about quilts, materials, or manufacturing context.
A chaotic afternoon raid targeted Allen's Pool Room by unidentified officers. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but police entered the venue amid a tense scene and residents reported disruptions around Mineol and nearby areas. The incident involves local authorities and a public response is awaited.
A Temperance event in Lackawanna County featured an inaugural address drafted for John G Woolley by Rev. J S Batley and read by Rev J S Batley.Speeches by Mrs Maria W Vaughan Rev C B Henry and others urged nationwide prohibition with remarks on party unity and enforcing anti alcohol measures amid a banquet for attendees.
A longtime local performer delivered speeches on national unity as the Glee club offered several selections between addresses. The event featured a lackluster vocal recital by Miss Diva Teee and drew attention to the need for a brighter concert focus.
The Feast of Purim was observed last night at the Linden Sivoo temple with the reading of the Megillah. Rev. AOS Anspacher, rabbi of the congregation, oversaw the ceremonies and led the services, praising the deliverance of the Jewish people from Persia and the historic triumphs still commemorated in the calendar.
The Susquehanna Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church opened its North Branch Conference at Grace Lutheran Church. About twenty ministers and as many lay delegates attended, with sessions led by Rev. Luther Heas Waring and others. Topics included church growth, missionary work, and ministerial concerns, with a sermon by Rev. McLinn. The conference resumes later this morning.
Fragmentary notice states o Ke Uheebw is no longer employed by the Empire Credit and hints at associated payroll and accounting changes. The text references the People Credit and a DCR tie, with unclear details about new arrangements or forthcoming actions.
Mosher and Coleman will cover their new venture in Burr Wuliduke for Mach 2. Ask for Kelly's union oruchkers.
A woman reports using two bottles of Liehists Celery Nerve Compound for relief from nervousprostitution issues and now questions her nerves. The fragmentary note recalls a race and mentions Bellle Matthew and a union offer to Kally's officers.
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