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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1901
Page
10
Activities in Scranton and nearby towns include visiting dignitaries and clergy, charity and hospital appointments, a deer-hunt trip from Carklind, and funeral services for Mrs. Doherty. Social events feature concerts, a boiler maker’s ball, and high school commencement. Local officials review damages from a road incident and discuss compensation.
Special to the Scranten Tribune reports on residents visiting Scranton on business. Amost Bent of New Milford and several locals are mentioned visiting relatives and attending county seat events. Various residents are noted as ill or undergoing operations, visiting relatives, or traveling to nearby towns for medical care and social activities.
Special to the Scranton Tubine reports Rev Charles W Boot away for vacation no services at Christ Episcopal church Sunday. Locomotives from the Mine shops at Tlornellsville head east for repairs. Justice WH lings sets bail at 1800 for Chives Vloutz charged with assault with intent to kill.
Scranton residents praise Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills for nerve strength and overall health. Henry Alberts reports back and kidney improvements after using the remedies from Matthews Bros drug store on Lackawanna Avenue.
Forest City May 2 Funeral services for Stephen Mean were held at St Agnes church with interment in the Catholic cemetery. The report notes hopes for Joseph White’s recovery and mentions local mining work and upcoming moving pictures by Lyman H Howe at the Davis opera house on May 24. Real estate activity rises as seven sales are anticipated amid mining prosperity. Dr BoP Maxey returns to Wilkes-Barre after visiting family. Druggist Davis visits Buffalo for the Pan-American exposition.
New Milford May records list John Tompkins and daughter Thelua visiting local friends on Wednesday. Montrose residents Mr and Mrs Biker attended services at Yale this week while Rev Charles Smith led Union services at the Methodist church Sunday morning.
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Welsh Hill May 23 Prof. Harry Anthony and Miss Louise Morgan were united in marriage by Rev. RR Harris at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Morgan Morgan Attorney Bunnell of Scranton was a visitor on Sunday last Rev ER N Harris preached a fine sermon on The Greatest Evil last Sunday evening
The Lyceum presents a matinee and evening performance of Sis Hopkins starring Miss Tose Melville in the title role. A strong company supports her in a farce of country to metropolitan contrasts with comic songs and elaborate scenery.
The game halted after a late run in the tenth inning left Montreal Provence tied with Rochester Worcester Toronto Syracuse and Montreal Provence with scores 4 6 3 2 0 0. No further play details available.
A damaged OCR fragment lists a string of names and places including Carlisle, Lancaster, Bucknell, and Wan, with scattered initials and numbers. The legible items hint at a community notice or roster but lack clear context or actions.
Fraser J Gilman of Athinta Georgia claims part of the George Gilman estate who died in Bridgeport Connecticut in March The contest over the half brother's will is near Helen Hall may receive about 50000 dollars as part of the settlement.
New York May 22 Markets show limited movement with a retreat from prior strength. Heavy block selling amid waning confidence in rail and utility stocks weighs on overall tone as investors hedge after a day of mixed results and irregular price action across leading issues.
Wet cold conditions of listings on Wisne avenue Putnam area describe furnished and manitated rooms near the station. Numerous want ads include money to loan on city real estate and rental offers at 4 to 6 percent with contact details in Dalton and Scranton.
Fragmentary OCR lists various groceries and prices with scattered names. Mentions meat, cheese, and general goods amid garbled phrases, unclear dates or places.
An incoherent OCR snippet lists various garbled names, places, and phrases. It references New York, dates, elevators, and several proper nouns but lacks coherent events or complete sentences to summarize into a clear news item.
Scattered town notes report strong demand for poultry with good prices and large shipments. Entries list spring chickens and fowl quality, plus heavy wheat and corn deliveries and substantial barley and oats movements.
Chicago reports a volatile wheat market with weather and todifecene cables influencing prices while export sales steady. July contracts close weak as outs slow, with higher to lower provisions and varied quotations for No. 2 wheat, corn, and flax. Pork, lard, and other commodities show mixed movements amid a broad price spectrum.
The readable fragments reference places and names such as Chicago and Bol, with scattered monetary values like $1 and $2.000. Some terms like storkon and belters appear, but no clear event, date, or coherent narrative emerges from the OCR fragment.
The readable lines describe a chaotic scene with mentions of jets, planed cloth, and police or steers. References include Lenape, Vieng, and Hewardpite beaters, with unclear actions and dates. The fragment hints at a public safety or transport incident but lacks concrete facts.
Readable fragments describe animals and tools in a rural scene with unclear names. Mentions sheep hawk marker and clipped steep while odd phrases suggest weather or field conditions and a stray sequence of words and numbers.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered phrases and names with unclear context. No coherent event or report emerges beyond scattered words and possible personal names. The readable material lacks a definite action, place, or date to summarize into an article item.
Fragmented text from a historical page mentions boat, Maw, Monigt and Paquet with several garbled terms. No coherent event or clear entities to summarize.
A limited, fragmented note from City dated May 2 shows scant figures and brief mentions of a teenage statistics item. The readable text includes hints of averages and counts but remains incomplete for full interpretation.
Kingsley May 2 Chief of Beranton called on friends here Tuesday. Whitney is visiting relatives at Binghamton. J F Adams was in Hallstead Tuesday. Mrs C Zimmermon and son Paul of Beranton are guests here. Miss Nance Moore of New Milford stayed with FR BE Moore. Miss May Carpenter of Hapbottam called Monday. His daughters Josie and Mildred admitted to Harford Soldiers Orphan School. Mrs PD A Capwell and daughters Mildred and Dorothy were in town Tuesday. They were accompanied by Miss A T Brundage of Harford returning home to Beranton.
Schutwer s Mustlers face Mulow New in a Saturday game of ball at 2 o clock on the Modove grounds Wy meet at the old Delawer and Madion depot Selutzer Veto will play the union News held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A garbled text fragment mentions dates and phrases like Sivan and peek, suggesting a local event timeline or notice. Names and precise details are unclear, but the fragment references a period in a religious or community calendar and a possible meeting or writing task.
The readable content is garbled with numerous proper nouns and incomplete phrases, offering no coherent event, person, or location to summarize into a factual news item. No actionable details or identifiable entities extend beyond scattered names.
A garbled long notice seeks work and listings for various tasks. It mentions a young man seeking employment with lawn care, cutting, and odd jobs around Providence Avenue area, asking for a reply with details and contact information.
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