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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1897
Page
8
Incomplete OCR fragment notes a public notice about advertising and publication terms at Shanon & Co premises. Mentions North location and open mains, with unclear dates or rewards.
Vague social bijou notes describe an officers installation event with references to names and groups, including Wintriot Woonier Phemicleka and Te Gonetiivo ef Aiepiseophie, amid scattered details about attendees and seating. The fragmentary text mentions a theatre, births, and local roles, but many phrases are garbled and unclear.
A garbled report describes an event at a Cor Bonde ward location involving Demat and Western colégraph station. It mentions a police action and a mysterious five foot object or person discovered by officers. The text is fragmentary and hard to interpret.
Notes record Robert Maxwell of South Moti HiTreet attending Atlantic City events and unrelated social mentions. Several names, places, churches, and professions appear in fractured lines, with likely attendance at a Sunday school function and references to local residents and a few professions noted in garbled text.
Fragmentary report details visits and relocations across multiple locations including New York and Wyoming. Names such as Mike Bertin Cole and Missi Poli Stir appear amid disjointed phrases about meetings, travel, and social connections.
The article reports a memorial service for the late Thomas Pedones to be held at Shsiler Design church this evening. Local residents including notable figures like Mrs Mather Cotliaton and others attend, with references to the deceased’s prominent status and burial plans nearby.
An unsigned medical warning from a 19th century paper discusses dubious cures for urinary issues. The note touts a named remedy, urges readers to mail address to a company in Binghamton, NY, and warns about authenticity of the offer.
A fragmented OCR page lists names and events including obituaries and town happenings. It mentions individuals like Norma Schinl and others, with scattered references to dates, places, and local notices. The text blends obituary notes with municipal and social item mentions in a low-clarity excerpt.
The city council approved the measure and set up a committee to handle the details. Officials named included Fadden, William Pinnies Hino and others while debates noted amendments offered by Mr Curren and considerations of honoraria for committee members.
Fragmentary text shows names, places, and notices including a memorial or social events. It mentions Carbondiate and Colgate with various individuals and possible obituaries or society items, but details are heavily garbled.
In Hawley the town assembly discussed appointing a committee for hiring and property actions. Residents debated procedures and the timeline for decisions, with the meeting noting expectations for future sessions and the need to finalize personnel and project plans.
A garbled historical-text style piece references Mr. Browne and Syed in a election context with scattered names and places. The fragment hints at a public event, political figures, and local discussions, though many details are obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary report describes long running medical experiments at Thurlow Institute in Berantin. Text mentions four months of practice, unusual procedures on eyes and nerves, and disturbing images of a patient exposure, prompting a public concern about withdrawal and mental distress.
A Scranton worker died while performing tasks at a local plant. Investigators are examining the scene and the company has halted operations as a safety review begins. Authorities declined to identify the deceased pending family notification.
Fragmentary text describes local residents and places around Scranton and Lackawanna with mentions of markets and a public sale. It references Alfred, Ted Cumpeany, and Abe Saral Miltot among others, with scattered dates and locations in a midwestern style notice.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice with many garbled names and places. It mentions individuals such as George W. Plon ker and directions toward various towns and venues, but the core event or action remains unclear due to errors. The text hints at a death and a related business matter but details are unreadable.
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