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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1898
Page
7
The Scranton Tribune reports its telegraphic news is three to five hours fresher than Philadelphia and New York papers. Those papers press at midnight while The Tribune receives reports up to 3 a.m. and sometimes later, delivering news while it is new.
Officials report postponed services due to severe conditions in Scranton. Postal operations will resume once conditions improve, with extended wait times anticipated for deliveries and customer pickups. Local offices warn residents to expect temporary schedule changes.
A fragmentary Philadelphia Ledger note hints at tension over Mr. Warmaker’s subanatorial candidates and accusations of biased reporting. The stray lines suggest disagreements about policy purity and the paper’s perceived innocence on selective coverage.
A lengthy discussion in the county focus on liquor licensing near churches and public schools. Citizens weigh zoning, enforcement, and constitutional concerns as they consider restrictions and the potential impact on commerce and community order.
Fragmented remarks discuss gubernatorial candidacy in Pennsylvania, noting limited personal ambition among hopefuls and the influence of campaign funding. References to Wayne Minker, Finer de Lome, and partisan commentary reflect wartime era sentiment and public discourse on politics and media.
The piece argues that the United States has restored the Union and asserts its indomitable national spirit. It condemns foreign powers and stresses unity under wartime sacrifice, warning against disunion and calling for resolve to sustain the republic.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words about a place and people with unclear meaning. Names and dates are unreadable, offering no verifiable events or outcomes for a coherent news item.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at persons and locations but remains largely incomprehensible. Readable fragments mention names such as Goll and Pavatti and possible references to venues or groups, with no clear event or outcome established.
An OCR readout contains partial fragments of a local notice with garbled names and places. Readable terms suggest it concerns a court or official matter, possibly a public sale or notice of action, but most specifics are indecipherable.
In a Seysudul edition, Pram the Pirtethire uncovers the letter’s deferter and the location of Hallam. Vickioe Lrwerlch is named winner in a surprising result.
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