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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
2
The notice from Finch on Chiltre street CarbondaIe seeks two skilled painters for hire. The ad requests a good wage and experienced applicants, promising steady work and prompt payment.
Train times from Carbondale City Station are listed for routes to Scranton Albany Saratoga Boston and other points. Sunday departures are noted with obscure spellings and multiple destinations including Waymart and Moneddate with various times.
Fragmentary text mentions Carbondale and Scranton with scattered phrases about timing and people. Details are garbled and names unclear, offering only disconnected references to locations and activities.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Aiea Pot Traine station timing near Carbondale Illinois, with garbled names and times. The passage references western plains, several unreadable figures, and a sequence of arrivals or events at unspecified stations including Sboom and Sut iva.
Halloween night in Carberndale featured youths and families gathering at homes for pranks and social mingling. Younger and older residents enjoyed parties with candy pulls, refreshments, and games, including at Miss Mila Harte's and the Farreloans on Wayerntog Street.
Fragmentary text describes an upper Pow Corky type event with a person named Jeanie Phellyn and several garbled phrases. The readable parts mention an occasion, inner dates, descriptions indulged during the eventing, and a pleasant mood among friends.
A nocturnal gathering on Cottage Street in the Michiel MacCann dome drew a crowd described as large and festive. Refreshments were served, with attendees enjoying a lively, even boisterous, atmosphere as the event progressed.
Vichard Dugewn and wife hosted a gathering of friends at their Tae on Benth Mai street. The evening featured changes in plans, with refreshments served and some items moved or removed from the evowiel.
A social gathering at Misa Burah McDonough’s Brooklyn Street home featured a lively Sovlul moment and various games and activities as guests enjoyed an evening together with friends and neighbors.
At the home of Miss Nina Snith on Davie Avenue her many friends spent a very enjoyable Hallowe en. The young people found pleasure in the party with games and decor. Refreshments were served during the evening.
At her pleasant Pike Street home Miss Mate Farrel entertained the Leader corps of curiously named guests for a Halloween gathering. Various diversions and the usual games were enjoyed as the evening wore on.
A large crowd attended a social at a local home when a group of intruders raided the event. Miss Liggie Chinnen was startled by the intrusion as guests moved to a side room. Refreshments were served before the crowd dispersed amid the disruption.
A visitor described as Derpanee Buckley Ordette and known as Devie Burdette arrives in Charbondale town in a changed dress code, leaving friends and locals surprised by his modern attire and sudden appearance at the Tretbinite office. The piece notes social reactions and mentions a birthday party and local charitable recognitions.
Report from Greenfield Road describes a daytime robbery with masked attackers invading the Wells home. Mrs Wells and her son were frightened. the robbers used white handkerchiefs, struck the man, and ransacked the house before fleeing. Police pursue leads but no trace yet.
A garbled note reports authorities warning misbehaving youths after pranks. The text mentions police concern and possible legal action as incidents threaten public order. Strong entities and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece centers on youth pranks drawing police scrutiny and potential charges.
An advertorial style note emphasizes cod liver oil emulsion as essential for children to maintain health. It promotes use as a food when regular meals fail and claims quick restoration of health when balance is disturbed.
A case in Gordon Avenue court centers on Patrick Conellen who sold a cow to Corrigan and advertised it. Witnesses Fisher and Gleason tied into a broader conspiracy with false swearing to recover the animal, while Corrigan faced charges for possession and attempted debt satisfaction.
Amusements note a strong turnout for The Black Phi at the Grand last night with great specialties and elaborate scenic effects. Matinee today and a night performance of Chattanooga are announced with plans for extensive visuals. Ladies' Aid of Morean Baptist church promotes a Layman Howe moving pictures event on Wednesday November 20, managing ticket sales among friends. The show promises notable assassination and presidential burial scenes, urging prompt ticket pickup.
A delegation from the Mibehell Heaee COMPIAY attended a late evening event. Miss Annie tivndy, formerly of this city, pinned several melowtions related to the heir Tr at Pa less mane in a public setting.
The passing throng includes Stephen id.vane of Charbondele visiting Carbondale last evening and Miss Agnes Civadis of Musthelil staying with Miss Macey Nealon on South Main. Also noted are Miss Hannah Tighe returning from Massachusetts and Miss Archie being seen in Tide cehebrated Ever pebble, with local residents lingering about town.
A broad promotion of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and related remedies portrays the medicine as a decisive cure for female weakness, nervous disorders, and maternity pains. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Ella Sauerwald and Mia, plus MD G. McAdoo, praising restoration of sleep, appetite, and energy, and invites free letters to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo, New York.
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