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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
7
A long jumble of notices from New Milford to Lynn reports a farmer named Sawyer finding a watch lost after a near fatal incident, local theft talk, a hatchet hotel dispute, a mule driven sleigh accident injuring riders, church events, rail and lodge news, and small town anecdotes reflecting 1920s regional life.
A collection of local notices reports John Gilies found dead in Inker hall after boarding with the Mure family. Patrick McClain dies in a mine accident four hours after a warning from his wife. Coal car accident at West Pittston injures William Bliss. Marriage of Charlew Norris and Miles Hane noh Jones in Plymouth. John Collent gifts oak pulpit to St James Episcopal church. Death of John Padden after cancer illness. funeral planned. Mrs Mark McDonnell dies in Port Chester with four children surviving.
The Lafayette Banjo and Glor club members hosted a reception at their West Harrison street home last evening during the concert. Local tradesmen and residents including Harry Stekner and Oscar Wideman were noted in routine town activity reports.
The twentieth annual commencement of the Harford graded school will be held on March 29 in the Congregational church. Graduates include Clyde Patterson Jessie Robbins Lena Stearns Mabel Sherwood Sara Damen Norma Darrow John Briggs Frank Darrow plans future work with FL oP Tingley. Alvie Tiffany moves to Corbetsville for the season. Mr Thatcher from Montrase called on his sister feeble from a stroke. Mrs Withers suffers rheumatism. Mrs Payne improving. D M Farrar very low.
A local article previews a busy theatre afternoon and evening program. Mae Pike and Modine lead cast amid a lineup featuring Frank Wille and notable local figures. The Academy presents a mix of sketches, comedies, and minstrel acts, with crowds expected to gather for a strong entertainment slate.
A magazine style health note urges forming a habit of well being by aiding digestion. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural, non laxative digestive aid after meals and recommends them to support the stomach and reduce digestive strain.
Fragmentary OCR text from Cocke article outlines a scene with a voiced farmer and a local occurrence. The readable words hint at a verse tale and a setting involving a sowed of thy green loana die, but specifics and clarity are limited.
The New York market reports a mixed day with speculative bailment rising and some gains offset by declines. Trading shows broad participation in western and midwestern issues, with internal paper stocks strong and national steel and rail shares advancing amid varied demand across sectors.
Damaged OCR fragment lists scattered names and locations. Readable items include Western Street and various personal names. full context and events are unclear from the snippet.
The passage lists various items, prices, and terms from a market or trade page. It references foods like creams and wheats, shipments, weights, and processing terms, with numerous garbled names and figures. No clear event or individuals emerge from the readable text.
Fragmentary report lists players, events, and equipment terms with many garbled names. It mentions matches, ball play, and color references alongside partial scores and descriptions, but lacks coherent structure or identifiable facts.
The readable fragments describe people, places, and items with several garbled names and terms. It mentions witnesses and events, but the overall story is damaged and many specifics are unreadable. The piece reads like a noisy index of scattered phrases rather than a coherent report.
Fragmentary notice lists a Traf Mav event at 61 85 Beech Street in New York involving Hof Walber. Details are unclear but read as a public notice item with place and names.
Fragmentary text describes cattle shipment, calves and lambs, and mentions individuals or groups with garbled names. No clear event, date, or location is discernible to establish a coherent summary.
Readable portions describe names and places with unclear context. The item seems a garbled note or OCR fragment mentioning Sita Withee alive and references to Winslow and Lindy, but no coherent event or outcome is evident.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe local ball clubs forming in a district, naming alleged organizers and places. Mentions of teams, venues, and events suggest a developing sports scene with community interest and potential matches scheduled.
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