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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1901
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows a Scranton area newspaper issue with advertising notes. Mentions publication conditions and editorial policy for notices and ads, naming offices, editors, and printing details amid garbled lines.
A highly garbled text fragment references names and places in a distorted form. The readable core mentions a church, a day unit, and an event in a fire, but specifics are indiscernible. Further context is needed to extract concrete facts or identify involved persons or locations.
The piece outlines mixed views within the United Mine Workers and its leadership about recognition and tactics. It notes President Mitchell’s decisive efforts for the miners’ dues but highlights a conservative faction wary of renewed strikes and potential clashes, while acknowledging labor hopes and internal tensions.
A fragmentary column discusses prime issues in American diplomacy and politics. It labels critics of Fos and the treaty as stirring opposition while praising unity and public conscience. It reflects concerns about centralization, trust in government, and the tension between economic growth and liberty.
The piece argues US defense duties and empire weigh on the Nicaragua canal, blaming editors and figures in Washington for delaying construction. It accuses factions of intruding on Secretary Hay and using alarm to hinder progress, while noting related legal shifts on plural marriage and Mormon subordination.
The National League of Improvement Associations based in Springfield Ohio aims to organize a Scranton local improvement society to promote outdoor art and public beauty. More than a thousand local associations with about one hundred thousand members exist nationwide.
In a detailed historical appraisal the article portrays China's seasoned diplomat as shaping East Asia policy through patient negotiation. It recalls his long contact with Western representatives, his rise to influence in Shangai Nanking and the central government, and his role in guiding negotiations to avoid direct conflict while balancing competing powers.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses Bishop Doane and Lenno's Workly, debating moral reform and fear of contamination by vice. References to virtue restoration and dangers of familiarity with evil, highlighting late 19th century concern over public morals and social reform.
WANTED A YOUNG MAN WITH TWO OR THREE YEARS EXPERIENCE IN DRUG STORE. Addrewa Box 6 Philadelphia. BE SITUATION WANTED NY A BOOKKEYIN employed at ent who wishes to change. Address FF care of Tritwme avi eh om.
A vociferous call condemns open sin in streets and venues, denouncing drinking rooms, saloons, gambling halls, and prostitution. It urges strict penalties on corrupt officials and owners, favors preventive measures over outright prohibition, and argues for targeted punishment of those who profit from vice while protecting communities and innocent children.
Literary notes discuss Malph Marrows by Rall Naylor from the Saulfield company Akron. The tale centers on Pe Barwood and local life in a small town, with other remarks on Jey Tucker and the village milieu. Mentiones George Kennan and writings on the Philippines, plus forthcoming literary sections and a bankers and merchants reference by Anglott company.
A pasted page item lists railroad time tables and schedules for Lehigh Valley and Central Railroad of New Jersey with connections to Philadelphia New York White Haven Pottsville Wilkes Barre and Buffalo. It notes effect dates March and September and provides station routes via various lines and parlor car services.
Fragmentary listing shows firm names and locations with garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable text. The item resembles a classified notice or advertisement snippet with multiple misspellings and broken lines.
An unreadable OCR filled with numerous place names and times across many locations including New York Philadelphia Scranton and Hoboken. The garbled text lists departures arrivals and services with inconsistent numbers and dates making a cohesive summary difficult.
A distorted OCR passage discusses an unnamed governor or leader who advocates looking on the bright side. It mentions private correspondence praising optimism and directing energy toward achievement. The text is garbled with incomplete names and phrases, rendering precise details unclear.
Fragmentary notes describe a project involving Erie railroad access to Hawley and Focal. Details are unclear but mention a route, interim points, and a date around seems to be 10 am. The text references Bereuton and a time in the morning with no full context or stable entities.
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