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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
2
A report emphasizes that genuine eyewitness statements from people born of experience carry more weight than constructed linguistic arguments. It argues that honest testimony from those directly involved is the strongest form of evidence.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a personal payer in Scranton Pennsylvania seeking medical attention from Dr A W Cobb use or similar, mentioning kidneys soreness and back pain. The passage appears garbled with misspellings and placeholder names, offering limited discernible facts about treatment or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text lists several personal names and vague references to remedies and ailments. The passage mentions Mr Tosti Hammons, Dr A W Chase, and Nerve Pile Wire with scattered phrases about headaches and storms. Details are too garbled to identify a coherent event or reporting.
The text appears corrupted with misspellings and missing context, hindering clear extraction of a single event. It seems to describe a person’s dental or medical complaint, but key names, places, and actions are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with unclear meaning. It appears to reference individuals, locations, and a possible public or legal notice but lacks coherent context or verifiable facts for a fuller summary.
The prototype notes a clearinghouse for the benji of am who have houses to sell, real estate or property to swap, or seek situations or help. Classifieds charge one cent per word with six insertions for five cents per word. situations wanted are inserted free.
The Italian Catholic Choir of Our Deadly of Mar Carmel presented a Monday evening program under Bignell Pugluno. Miss Rose Avigona, praised for her rendering of Italian melodies, led a diverse lineup that delighted a large audience despite some absences and difficult acoustics.
The fragment asks if one person’s actions were not to shun appreciation of good work done, implying a discussion of recognition or acknowledgment being withheld or withheld. It presents a dated or archaic wording style.
The partnership Fellows & Co of Baler avenue announces dissolution with junior partner Albert W. Fellows withdrawing. Benjamin Fellows will run the business with his father for a short period, while a millinery venture is mentioned and ownership shares appear unsettled amid internal changes.
A Monday fatal wreck occurred on the Ontario and Western line between Onosin van Mebewn and Wileghuerbondiile. Locomotive No. th collided with Newly from Middletown, derailing and causing multiple injuries. head end collision with derailed engines at Delaware crossing.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a river street area and an executioner tied to a crime. It references owners Sloen and wanes Kick and a tainted war tale by Tien of poleon, with crude verses and unclear affiliations.
A fragmentary report records the arrival of a debutant boy in the week, mentioning local residents and a ceremony. The garbled text hints at names such as Thamas Cavey and a presentation by a group, with references to feeding and city context.
Miss Margaret Maula, of the austhetic school of muse, has opened her beauty establishment at the Crom the Milky block on Gare Avenue near M. Alexanders in the Box building. The new styling parlor offers services to the public.
Fragmentary note reports work on the Nett building at South Main Street for repairs connected to a local property, with vague reference to a nearby hotel or house. The handwriting suggests a period piece and mentions a person or occupation linked to the site.
The review lauds Thm Murphy's portrayal of Martin Thegos in A Borholor's Romance, with David Holmes as a dominant figure. It praises Mr. Griffin's character study of a faded, pitiable man, and notes the production's bold focus on tragedy and flawed humanity despite faults in execution.
A circulating rumor yesterday claimed Midgar Stuck of South Main Street was killed in a Ontario and Western railroad wreck. Stuck appeared in the afternoon to prove the tale false, dispelling the mistaken report and leaving friends convinced it was unfounded.
Large crowd attended the funeral despite bad weather to honor a city policeman who served four years. Former Aeropolites at the locomotive shops paused work to attend. Pallbearers included John Nenner, Walter Wilton, George Fisher, and others. floral tributes were plentiful. The service was at Maple Wood Cemetery.
A recent High School Literary Society meeting featured a mock trial that drew a small crowd due to bad weather. Contestants presented witty arguments to sway the judge and jury, creating a lively scene for two hours before adjournment. The society plans another public gathering soon.
The final Lenten organ recital at Trinity church drew a large crowd and was praised as the best of the three concerts. Prof Haydn Boane played the prelude organ parts almost faultlessly and the choir's performance was excellent. Funds from the sale will help complete the church’s handsome pipe organ.
The Young Ladies' Communion Table association of St Rowe Church met to appoint committees for a progressive euchre unity at Burke's hall. A card paying promenade social will follow. The event aims for a more elaborate scale than the recent St Rove hall gathering.
The veteran engineer from Delaware and Hasan departed yesterday for New York City to seek medical care at Roosevelt Hospital. He is expected to undergo an operation, which many friends hope will be successful.
The Cigarmakers' Union No. 49 plans a grand ball at Watt's Hall on fest er Monday evening. April Evers led efforts to ensure a refined event as union civic spirit boosts support for the affair.
Late Monday night a large boulder rolled from an embankment onto the Forest ity streetcar tracks above Slinpyon. The motorman on an approaching car sighted the obstruction in time to avoid a serious collision and traffic was delayed about an hour.
Th Harey Niler of Salt Lake City served as toastmaster at a Vinh State Medical Association banquet. Salt Lake City papers criticized the organizer for alleged improprieties and questioned the toastmaster’s duties amid the controversy.
Mr Johnson of Calvary church Raet Wilkes-Barre will deliver the sermon at tomorrow night’s meeting in Trinity Episcopal church. On Friday afternoon Rev Me Marryington of West Mittston will occupy the pulpit at the same venue.
The column lists residents and visitors from nearby towns and cities. Names include Mrs John McAllister, Jane Coughlin, Mrs Edward Moon, Kilsworth Hudson, Lon Hine, Mary Gallagher, Connaughton, Jimorge Kvate, and Mrs Jol We Lougitin among others. Several are reported ill or recovering, with travel and social visits across Scranton and surrounding areas.
Notices from Jermyn and Mayfield report a funeral service at 2 50 pm at the home of LL Bell on Baron street, followed by burial at a Methodist church. A council meeting addressed municipal matters as Denough attorney was named for the year. An audience in the rear of a building collapsed, creating a hazardous hole. The Primitive Methodist Ladies Society opened a fair with entertainment by John Pritchard, admission ten cents for adults and five cents for children. Margarette Gibbs of West Mayfield is guest of Lily Win. Tom M Griffin of Third Street is recovering from a grip attack.
Members of Rushbrook lodge No. QW are reminded to meet at their new hall to attend the funeral of the late Edwards Stubbs. Dr. M D Fuller is reported to be suffering from some unspecified ailment as the notice ends.
A lengthy Olyphant council session on Monday details bills approved for payment to the Olyplant Record Electrical Company and others. It sets the next year’s tax levy totals, department appropriations, salaries, and rules on fines and collections, with votes on street cleaning and public works.
The report details sorties over the Ithains of the late Uavil and a prize program led by T Wardlow in Sranian. Winners include Morgen and Mtrine with gold medals, plus other awardees. A funeral for South Maina resident Mrs. Williams followed the event.
The Wolin's union holds a ceremony at the basin of My and Mee So this Friday afternoon. The event features a revival programme with songs prayers readings and a list of performances including Neal Pow and Rosaries.
A letter to Dr Hartman features Congressman Botkin of Windeld Kansas extolling Peruna and Manalin for stomach catarrh and constipation. Other testimonials from Mrs Selina Tanner, Frank Richter, and Mrs L Murbie express relief and improved appetite after using Peruna, with requests for further guidance.
A garbled local report from Fleetville describes a community event with scattered names and locations. Readable bits mention funerals, brief health concerns, and a city or parish setting, with uncertain dates and involved individuals.
Fragmentary notes describe various players and teams in a heating of the season with mentions of Waterson and Rewetoen. The text is garbled but hints at a sports context and possible scores or standings.
In Priceburg Maine residents gather for tea as Mrs. Minnie Sieliners Cunmere relocates to a new residence. Friends share well wishes while the Wellmawhe family settles into the new room. The event marks a social transition with neighbors attending the afternoon gathering.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Peckville and a community scene with names and places but is largely unintelligible. It references a move and a family, with no clear event, date, or outcomes to report.
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