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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1897
Page
8
Carbondale readers are asked to note that advertisements orders for job work and items for cultivation left at Shannon and Co newsdealer North Main Street will receive prompt attention. Office hours are from 3 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Belmont Street residents protest faulty work by Park Paving Company under Meliont Street. City engineers and officials inspect and confirm defects including loose bricks and settling wires. Contractor costs and remedies discussed, with repair plans and expected expenses.
A newspaper note describes a 50 year old doll display organized by Mrs Mars Philpe at Antler aged venue. The exhibit features a vast collection including a carved class case and a range of dolls, with visitors enjoying a program of readings and recitations by local participants.
Lathrop focuses editorial stance at Paterson New Jersey as Carbondale demder cannot conten that editor Wy At. dowthrop adopts new clothing and tone. He is described as leading stepibis heb treanslator of New denies and Vine President Hohrrt sid Governor Gris. Residents of dutecson include Cece Waits and Juesrt Dineen.
A reader summary notes that committees were formed and meetings held Wednesday to discuss organizational restructuring. The article hints a formal proclamation will follow as the plan advances, with further details pending.
The unnamed New York physician prospective successor to the Mob Bailey position faces questions about accepting if elected. Rumors link him to hospital work as he weighs the offer. The inquiry notes his possible ties to medical staff at Lespliel PUSSIOTIUNS and the public mood surrounding the appointment.
Mire 1 C BL Wreyner and daughter return from a visit with friends 41 Toninndale. Misa Nettle Cracker plans a gathering for friends. Mrs. Willaim Geary and daughter Curise visit Bermuiton yesterday. Shannon & Kimer's Wadsworth on business. Miss Mary ToGoallachy attended the opening of Rawsees auinery store. Mirna Piva Malne tied UWtdle Hovis Gide during his ila. Wilton Cleary returns from Mucknell university for a Mes tat Facation. Joseph Cantor nephew of Stolle Sov ator Cantor visits town. TV Merrick at Coumbius, Waeathal to the obs W Wheedkneschas Ve. Perio Beyhun breed Turns of Scrantan in town. Mrs. Hiram Amelia visits sister Mrs. Haley. Mrs. Hristel, elder of daughter Mrs. Charles McMillen Hoeeluelie, W. BE. Byonshie purchases property from Mes. TH. wane on Terrace. Mr. and Mrs. S. Wf Pannimin plan to lease tele rooms for the AneTIOU house. They expect to retire to andone dale in full. BH. Williams of Motel Ameptoan plans to vacate and improve.
A jumble of names and brief notices appears, including Miss Mary Slower entertaining Nic Martha Moses in Linneton, Mrs James Kerrigan in serious condition at her home on Dini street, and Miss Tlaal Patley visiting Pittatan. Also noted are Mary McLean returning from Stroudsburg State Normal, Michel Linnen planning to rent at Vallew house, and a new wholesale market opened on Salen avenue.
Fragmented local items describe visits, sales notices, and social happenings in Jermyn Carbondale and Mayfield. Residents including Mrs A Millen and Miss Hollis Moon are noted with friends and family. a postponed sale of property is announced. discussions of entertainments and community events occur with names and places like Wilkes and Green Ridge.
The Knights of America meet at Yese TM hall with a program including Addis, Dy Chaltman, Henry BE, Professor Themis Jenkins, and many selections and solos. Attendees include Mr. Piubert and Mr. Frank Lowry, with a reception on Wednesday evening. A recent incident reports Mr. Frank Lowry’s recovery from an attack on North Mate street.
Fragmentary text lists several personal names and estates tied to a historical inquest or land matter. The garbled OCR obscures clear facts, dates, places, or outcomes, leaving only scattered proper nouns and possible ownership references.
Wallie Snider and classmates attended a school gathering with performances by students led by Miss Dodson. The event featured recitations songs and group performances described in colorful, if imperfect, OCR text with many names and local detail.
A Wednesday obituary notes the death of fineniot David Kiehaus and describes his funeral procession to a Hyde Park cemetery. Services were conducted by Thor Wi Holder and evinces of mourning filled the scene with attendees from various local families and groups.
The Puncholare club plans a Shakespeare pilot show at Mysday Eve, Awl 2, with local figures including Mr. and Mrs. Awiun Brown and Rev. Swale in attendance. Miss Eivtvier Wakeman and Commerty Wyntheling are noted among attendees, while preparations describe a house on Cave Dine spine and nearby property.
The article reports on mining plans near Canaan with prospecting trips to New York and Carlton Wille, involving backers and two tours. It notes discussions about mine viability, ore assays, and potential funding while referencing support and skepticism from local residents.
The article surveys widespread debate over the Venestiolin case and early international arbitration as a path to peaceful dispute resolution. It discusses Greece and Athens, the United States, and European powers, noting the growing push for universal peace through arbitration and the roles of notable statesmen and courts.
Excerpt speaks on women's work in homes churches markets and public life. Notes universal physical limits and daily labor as the modern burden. Mentions strikes and social pressures while highlighting shared bodily constraints across all women.
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