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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR transcription shows a chaotic mix of names places and phrases. The legible elements hint at a public notice or archive snippet with references to exchanges properties and dates but no coherent event or actions are discernible from the provided text.
The Carbondale Medical Society held its regular monthly meeting at the Hort Amelia venue with Dr. L. Thailey and Piet Woolk among guests. Officers reviewed society progress, welcomed new members, and outlined plans for the upcoming two months, including donor and speaker engagements.
A garbled OCR item describes a chaotic scene with a broom, tents, and figures in front of a conventlike setting. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment indicates a sudden disruption near a religious location with several people involved.
The readable content is chaotic and incomplete describing people, animals, a wagon, and a plow with unclear actions. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge for a factual summary.
The Mitchell Hose Company held an election last night naming officers for the coming year. Melvin Mien was elected president. other posts include treasurer, foreman, driver, and trustees. The meeting also noted personnel changes and a move to Philadelphia for a related conversion.
The store faced a blaze on Monday with a fire crew arriving after a report of a lit cigar. The interior was damaged, confected stock ruined, and water damage noted. Investigations referenced a possible motive and suspect, with details unclear from the fragment.
A community gathering recognized numerous young residents with thanks and best wishes. Attendees included Misses Hho Stodbhard Martie Millard Be and others, plus Messrs Meyers Marcia Woon Elonelwe Colein Anniee WWinstedwelk Agri Maal Frances Kelly Mande Haigt Weeden Lingteler Hiaewel Simro Mualpin Sod and more as organizers read aloud to celebrate their achievements and extend wishes for future success.
Mixed OCR text describes a housing dispute in Yvelvine Tier involving Aeon Devon, Bryan, and local authorities. The fragment hints at legal steps, witnesses, and a potential judgment affecting property, defense mentions, and a purported poker hint amid unclear phrases.
Fragmentary OCR text references a political event or debate with names and places but is largely unreadable. It mentions a person named Weis Ftdtd Nault and AMiclintidh alongside other garbled terms, with hints of dates and a public procedure or vote. Specific facts remain indeterminate from the OCR.
Vague OCR text describes a late afternoon incident with a large number of people forming a vigil. Mentions locations such as Havenor, Seely, and fields, with references to rescue and remains, but details are unclear.
The report records 14 city deaths in February with causes including pneumonia multiple other diseases. It notes ward-wise death counts, including Fifth and Third wards, and mentions interments in city cemeteries and the number of deaths from various conditions such as bronchitis and typhoid fever.
The weekly Ep. Ori meeting at Pires Mitinestiet Church starts at 7 with a 7 40 pm program featuring speakers and a social after refreshments. Carbondale Lodge No 248 and Knights groups are listed among attendees. In a separate note a pool tournament at the cycle club ends 50 to 38 with Olive Wombes leading standings.
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A gainer named Ayivestoy at the Wilson Creek mine and Hyd at SS Archihd street were injured yesterday afternoon when a fall of four collapsed at work. The man was taken to Emergency hospital with a compound fracture of the leg and a spinal injury. condition is reported as not serious.
A disrupted incident at a Mali shop caused damage valued around seventy thousand dollars. A witness named Sahm collected about two thousand dollars for a stock valued at two hundred fifteen thousand and a furniture valuation of three thousand two hundred. The event description notes finance adjustments and an origin tied to a failed tie in a local area.
Dogild Bassett announced an invitation for an evening party on Monday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Albert Bisset at their corner Linco Avenue and Latrel Street residence. Opportunity for entertainment and social gathering noted for invited guests.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a farewell or tendered event on a Monday night mentioning individuals named Paty Was, Arthur i Powler, and others. The passage references a general agent and a person named Phillipine Lindwis with several others but the details remain garbled and uncertain.
City leaders unanimously decide to raise milk prices starting April 1 to address rising costs. The measure aims to stabilize supply and support local dairy sellers amid economic pressure.
Readable fragments describe an estate project with mentions of a VP, a plan to improve a vestment and Hols but many words are garbled leaving uncertainty about exact names or dates. The aim appears to record progress or a decision related to a Brkion property and associated officials.
Jumbled text describes yesterday's event as corbunets of hole hpether-in-daw and individuals named Tleyey Mprelnep. Readable fragments provide no clear action or outcome beyond presence of unidentified participants.
A social event occurred last evening at Wrong Street home of Mise white Sourey entertaining members of the Soposle club.
The notice announces a lecture by Dr Whalen of the Perea Rape church in Jermyn on the evening of March 4. The event is scheduled to be held in Jermyn and is promoted as an educational talk.
A garbled Mansfield item mentions Jihes Sullivan and a team incident with a fall during a stated event. Details are unclear but indicate a sporting context and a local reference.
A man with two broken legs was taken to the Emergency hospital last evening. Surgeons performed an above the knee amputation on one leg and hope the other may be saved. He remains in a very critical condition with serious concerns for recovery.
Bridget and Annie Mannion of Pike Street faced Alderman Atkinson on warrants by Patrick Mannion charging them with stealing a deed valued at 875 for a Battle Avenue plot bought years ago. He sought recording but never found the deed and alleged they knew its location. They were discharged for lack of evidence as the parent withdrew prosecution, though he still seeks restitution of the deed.
Michael Waleh was arrested yesterday by his brother in law John McAllister for assault and battery. McAllister said Walsh locks Nin out of McAllister's house and makes him sleep outside on cold nights and objects to satellite recordings. The hearing before Alderman Atkinson resulted in a compromise and a friendly agreement.
Ellen Bradley and Kathe Lennan of Carbodale township faced alleged deed forgery charges at Alderman Athkinson's court. Lennan was accused of forging a deed left by their deceased parents. The hearing, framed as a family quarrel, led to dismissal with no forgery finding.
La Vern Russell of Forest City appeared before Alderman Atkins on Monday evening and swore out warrants for Charles Dilleath of Scranton on three charges. Constable Morin served the warrants. Dilleath was held in jail on each count as his father posted bail.
A string of brief items reports residents visiting, recovering from illness, and travel. Anson Gallew stays at home on Salem Avenue with friends, Mia W. G. Bienen travels home by rheumatism, John MacDonwid visits Electric Circle with friends, William Griffith recovers from a recent illness, Mrs. BE. EB Wells leaves Wasimart with Celend aip, Peed Woodworth heads home to Washington, Annie Duggan visits Brooklyn Street friends in Olympia, Micx Kimma Chawkins retires to Wickee-Tire home, Thomas O'Connell sees a return after illness, Pierre Butler's daughter attends a funeral in Kingston, Estella Whishburt of Youngstown visits Crhenie and plans a trip to New York City.
A concert by Women's Howe Mission led by Prof Ernest Lovet in Jermyn aims to aid a noted local charity. The program includes classical selections, readings, and marches amid city events. Also reported: resident Mary A. Matthews dies after long illness. funeral details, local appointments, and a Maryland Street incident involving a boy’s finger injury.
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The obituary notes the funeral service at St Patrick's with prayers, hymns, and a procession to St Patrick's cemetery for interment. It lists mourners including Mieere, Th W. Tush, Jonn Moin, Miles Dneity, and Jesueph Bethe, plus Miss Seon WNikean and others, and mentions a later gathering during the Presbyterian church week with supper and program details.
A long community notice details Calvary Baptist Church events including fairs, booths, and a program led by Miss Louisa Fox Knox and other organizers. Volunteers prepare elegant quilts, aprons, bags, and crafts for sale to support church missions and women’s societies. The schedule spans two evenings with recitations, musical pieces, ticket sales, and a Life of Christ presentation by visiting speakers. Local members and committees organize food, table booths, and charity drives for church outreach.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Dalton area page presents a scrambled narrative, with several names and terms jammed together. The legible bits reference possible events and individuals but lack coherent syntax or clear outcomes.
The piece details Moris Vont and a list of local figures including Morgane Me Alo and Ty a unlolie waking amid a contentious election process. It notes petitions, secretaries, and a committee in Scranton with several names mentioned, reporting a courtroom style inquiry and a jury-like proceeding.
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