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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1901
Page
9
Fragmented text mentions names like Toon ten Wiese and Cronin. References to a session, possibly a committee, and individuals such as Howard, Tanith, and Me. Mettenaie appear amidst garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or location is discernible from the damaged OCR.
The item presents garbled OCR text about a political event or figure. Despite illegibility, it indicates a public notice or brief reporting involving a Republican context and an event at or near a location and date implied by the fragment. No clear names, places, or outcomes are identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR describes events at a location and date with scattered names and actions. The readable items reference a meeting, a group, and a planned initial activation at a central place, but specifics are obscured.
A disrupted scene in Maxend court led to multiple arrests including Noble Edwards and William Williams. Officers say the disorder escalated with blows as bystanders, including Katie and John, were caught in the melee near a wagon. Patrolman Kirkus restrained the suspect amid the commotion.
The article details the Thirteenth regiment rifle practice guidance by Inspector Lew B. Carter, target sighting tips, and seasonal elevations. It covers Spring shoot conditions, officer notes on resignations and reassignments, upcoming inspections, and plans for the new armory including events and memorials.
A boy testified he bought beer at a saloon using an order from a man tied to Director Hitchcock's agents. The director defended tactics as needed to obtain evidence while officials, including Metcalf and Henderson, were charged and later discharged in related hearings. Magistrate Howe, Attorney Malley, and O Brien represented defendants, with Brewing Co. president Rebingon present. detectives Teed and Vereet testified about the setup and the boy’s role.
Miss Emily Marion Colling will lecture and demonstrate the Arte of Cooking during the week beginning May 20. Lectures occur each afternoon at 3 o clock at 507 Linden Street, Board of Trade bias ing. The Moranton Gar and Water ty.
Readable text notes Stowells Evergreen Corn at Khe Chirk and Co's located on 20 Washington Avenue.
Fragmentary item mentions Mac HOS kid patent Wie with prices 200 and 400 at Mahon’s Shoe Store. Saturday night activities referenced but details unclear.
A select stock of exhumable neckwear offered at 120 Wyoming Avenue. Craiiers Walks markets this summer collection to shoppers seeking affordable fashion accessories.
Obscure lines list a wholesale firm Clark & Co Jol Washington and wallpaper products like Nerlon and Wyk Ave items. Text is fragmented with incomplete addresses and brands making exact items unclear.
The auditors found the year ending December 31 correct and commended Secretary Gillespie for meticulous records. They propose publishing the names of delinquents to secure prompt tax payments and note transportation issues between Park's Summit and Hillside Home. Real estate valuation rose by 16 250 to total 21 000. bids for 40 000 unike sewer work were read, James Lawry lowest at 4 90 per thousand, Matthias Stift 8 25, William Connell 6 0, with contract to Lawry. The poor board granted a petition to admit Lawrence, a feeble minded man, to the home. other applications were voted upon.
Mrs. Carrie Britton was arrested at her Peckville home on shoplifting charges after detectives seized a large amount of stolen goods including a hat valued at five dollars and many silk, dress fabrics, shoes and ribbons. The haul tied to ongoing city store losses since the holiday season. She was held at the central police station awaiting hearing.
Dawn Hes and Pierce of Penn Avenue Baptist Church presented an illustrated lecture on the Passion Play before a large audience in the main auditorium. The speaker recounted travels abroad to Chermanngai Village, describing two productions with vivid detail and noting the devotion of the performers especially Anton Lang. Over two hundred photographs, many by Dr. Pierce, accompanied the talk.
Home grown vegetables and a variety of items are available this morning at Pierre's market. The ad touts soft shell orbs crab meat and other goods, inviting customers to place orders early for good service and prices. Located at 110 Penn Avenue, Tal Guernsey Hall, 314 Washington Ave, Scranton. J. W. Guernsey, Prop.
Advertisement announces second hand organs for sale at Guernsey Hall. It lists J. W. Guernsey as proprietor and mentions prices as low as $10.90. The short note includes names Jo Washing Jon Avene Beranton and references Pa.
The Cliff Works strike widens as Delaney of Dickson Manufacturing alone grants the nine hour day. Slade notes Dunmore men will keep working while imported labor returns to New York. Planned Monday gatherings target several firms including Finch, Metlive & Brooks, Delware Lackawanna, and the Dickson Penn Avenue shops. Union leaders vow a calm yet sweeping work stoppage and recruit outside help, with crews arriving by train and some workers refusing to labor upon learning of the strike.
A garbled OCR item mentions a superintendent and a steel company facing debt issues. The readable fragments reference names like Slade and a corporate context tied to a local plant. The text is unclear but suggests financial distress or proceedings involving the firm and its leadership.
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