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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1901
Page
3
Fragmented OCR describes an opening program by the Pati sisters and others at a high school event. It lists names and pieces including solos and choral items, with many garbled words and missing clear details.
Fragmented text records a jumble of local names, places, and events. It mentions Meers, Telee Wha, and various officials, with references to meetings and notices, but lacks coherent details. The passage preserves scattered people and institutions, indicating a sprawling public notices page.
A high school football game at Athletic Park ended with Sevaton High losing to Stroudsburg Normal 2 weeks ago. The match featured heavy play, crowding, and several penalties. MecChaine of Stroudsburg was sent off for sluggity conduct, and Sevaton protested as officials ruled a touchdown null.
Revenue receipts for the district show a notable rise despite wartime reductions. October 2000 collections reached a high level, with the first quarter of the fiscal year reflecting growth over the corresponding period of the prior year.
A garbled OCR passage discusses tax increases and public works funding with scattered references to taxes, sewers, and infrastructure. It mentions opposition to higher taxes and questions about governance and spending, but the readable content yields no clear event, date, or credited figures.
A garbled see also of an election order outlines procedures and candidates across a district with multiple names and references. The legible fragments mention voting, districts, and officials guiding the process while obscure text obscures full details.
A fragmented note reports Schriever paying rail or bus fare amid a street disruption. The text then shifts to unclear references to names and images, mentioning artists and pirates in a loosely connected scene without clear facts.
The latest batch of donations to the M'Kinley Memorial Fund is reported with names and amounts from contributors. Affected parties include families and local supporters, with several entries showing varied contributions and dates.
A long, dense sermon emphasizes that every act is recorded in memory and character. The speaker reflects on moral accountability before the divine, urging reflection on past sins and hope for forgiveness and future improvement.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Reverend Hughes discussing celestial wonders and the heavens. The discourse mentions constellations, stars, and cosmic imagery, contrasting divine order with human passion and speculative stellar scenes.
The Guardsmen announce public access to the armory for battalion evolutions as the rifle practice season closes. Corporal Kiple promoted. compliance rules limit entry, with strict patrols and winter drill plans for Companies A to M.
A garbled passage discusses religious themes and a perceived division among people. It references Christ, God, and a dichotomy between those for Him and those who are not, with scattered phrases about education and daily life.
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