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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1901
Page
6
The article describes a modern Gothic church planned for West Scranton with an estimated cost near 8000 dollars funded by Dodge. It outlines design features including circular pews, stained glass memorials, a heated auditorium, and a future completion timeline with bids and construction details.
Miseresey on Jackson street known as Tepes Russell faced a dramatic fall during a rehearsal while a crowd gathered at Vincennes. She sustained injuries including a dislocated shoulder and battered body but remains in recovery with medical care and ongoing therapy.
A community evening at Meats hall showcased a performance with roughly a hundred voices. Cast members include Frauke fruinduge, Mire, Dowell Uh Teese, Jatin Wohemes, Daastid Ww, Dkivis, Thavid Steplems, and Thomas as assumed div roles.
Readers describe the waists as ex quisite and superior in design. The remarks claim no art or skill could improve them and that seeing the waists inspires a strong desire to own one or more.
Abrams and Jones headline a concert featuring soloists and choirs. The program includes soloe diets artefacts and quintettes with choruses of ferneciites Assyriane and Peraiana, performed with an orchestra of tenples and ancient instruments.
Attend a benefit program at Welch Moelniet South Mil Avenue tomorrow evening under Mrs. George Howells Sunihiys delet Ulaes. The lineup features Miss performers Ilaie Howell Lily Relier Robbin Mia George Howell and others with musical acts and dramatic readings amid a village social atmosphere.
A fundraiser by the Dodane Mine Accidental fund aims to entertain and sell sachets in Meats tall tomernaw to raise money for a dilapidated treasury. More than 800 dollars in benefits were paid during the PHiRE wean. The list of participants includes Thiwhl Stephens David Jenkins John Jones Bowl oberts Win Davis and others. The committee consists of Michard Phillips John O'Brien John OF bene De CT Williams and WwW.
Joseph Wilhelm Michael Wilhelm Joh hae came Wun aan eed were committed to the counts for last night by Alder Martin Owen of the Twenty-first ward. They were fined for dismorderly conduct after being arrested with Wilda Petro of Twenty-second street who aided beating and koesking a companion. Their parents refused to secure them.
Fragmentary OCR shows names of depositors and individuals tied to a savings fund or trust, with scattered notes about deposits and seasonal use. The text is garbled, listing many personal names and partial economic references, lacking coherent event or date context.
A local gathering under St Brenden’s auspices in Yenben District hosts a June 4 evening contest at Mears Hall to raise funds for Sto Patebek's church. Attendees will witness prize drawings for five awards tied to ticket sales and charitable support, with valuable prizes and a royal entertainment by SS Brenden.
Loyal congregation at St Patrick's Catholic Church conducted services for Thomas Campbell of Chantsevere. Interment followed at Cathedral Cemetery. Reverend Messenger officiated. pallbearers included Willhwie Nichols James W W Lott Hava Brant and others.
Iwi Coons visits his mother Mrs John T Riehumbs while editor John M Cheelper attends a meeting. Miss Anna Edwards returns from an extended visit with relatives in Redding escorted by Attorney Debni Edwards. Mrs Ethel Wombuif arrives from Wo Weeks, and Will Peckens visits from Sayre. The Jackson Street Baptist church BYPU meets at Miss Hirdella Means home and a talent social is planned tomorrow night.
Ad blurbs Kemp's Balsam claiming surprising throat relief and a health tonic effect. The copy touts a noted inventor or producer and promises fast cures for coughs and chest complaints, urging readers to try the remedy despite garbled spelling.
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as the sure method for all forms of piles, applied directly to the affected area for rapid, lasting relief without stomach involvement. It cites testimonials from users and notes distribution through Pyramid Drug Co. of Marshall, Michigan.
The parish group will meet this evening at the Young Men's Institute rooms 222 North Main Avenue to arrange a plum tree entertainment and social event led by William Jones at 12 tarofline avenue.
The article reports AJ B Stevens speaking to four companies and pupils at Green Ridge noting the cause and results of the Rebellion. He extols Ulysses S. Grant's leadership and compares Grant favorably to other leaders, emphasizing his military skill, courage, and role as a savior of the Union.
Two hundred eighty pupils from No 2 and No 27 28 schools plan an annual field excursion to Lahore with local teachers active in promoting the event. A civic meeting notes a tireless push by Prinvigil Phinter and the Green Ridge Teachers Association guiding the effort.
The readable lines mention Kirl Ackerson of Tinkhaiek and a group visiting Mark Place last week. The text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to determine a definite local item.
Central city and central Hyde Park receive address orders directed to Jay Sharkey on Wheedar avenue with Phane noted. The fragment indicates a municipal or legal notice involving the named individual.
Rev John A Evans, pastor of the West Market Street Welsh Baptist Church, asks to be relieved from duties due to health. George R Watson was killed in the Monville Shaft. Watson’s funeral is noted. Evans plans to continue ministry briefly and may preach in Welsh churches. The church has not chosen a successor.
The funeral for George Th Watson, killed repairing at Maneville shaft Friday, was held yesterday afternoon at Parker Street. The Providence Presbyterian church officiated with many friends and relatives in attendance. Knights of Pythias officers and forest Hill Cemetery pallbearers led the procession.
Washington guests present well known artists including Walter Deakelidedk of the Pwititasy West eetee GAL Asti and Cleveland’s Moliatret troupe. Death notices reach region as Tat Amotes Cal of Deo is reported deceased. Milner and Milner’s workers to be paid tomorrow as Eric Coal company employees.
A seasonal excursion on Memorial Day offers boating fishing and music. The Dredgewater & Line railroad runs trains to the lake with a new wharf and pavilion for dancing and picnics. Special rates apply from all stations and tickets valid for all trains.
A chaotic bid by Latokawaii agents sparks a mixed response as they rally toward Putsade. With limited time in the dye officials warn of risks but some back the move citing potential benefits for regional stability and trade relations.
Lehigh Yellow and Kaiad announce sale of Hehets goods on all trains except the Black Ditahond express from May 20 to the Pir e Adel city exhibition. This offers the hottest Pitts American rate between New York City and Athos in clusive, with details in the agent’s notice.
Fragmentary notes mention Nelle Mysile shrine and tickets for a dune event on dates seven and eight. References to lickel agents ask readers for details, implying an inquiry or alert. The text is garbled but suggests a local meeting about safety, rituals, and security concerns with multiple unnamed parties involved.
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