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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1901
Page
7
Montrose residents and visitors are mentioned in a cluttered update covering social calls, arrivals from San Francisco for an Episcopal convention, real estate transfers, and winter travel plans. The piece notes Mrs. J. Pre Gould and Mrs. Henry DeWitt planning a Delawar winter, Mrs. Tamaki Stone staying with her son Harry, the A Hathrop residence sale, and local church sermons by Father Bustin.
Special to the Soran Tiberi reports a Methodist Episcopal church meeting in Hollisterville at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Per eenden upcoming Thursday for dinner. A Baptist gathering at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neville is planned for tea next Friday afternoon. Several names appear in the social listings including Miss May Glover, Miss Helen Benjamin, and Mrs. C. J. Mitchell, with visitors from Scranton and Scranton-area towns.
Springville community pages recap visitors and gatherings at Pan-American events. Mrs Anna Stevens and Jerry Lynn visit as Dooley and Stevens families host guests while Mr Culver accepts a new position. Halloween event highlighted with Mrs S O Culver and guests attending.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach disorders and digestive issues. It claims the remedy strengthens the stomach, improves digestion, and aids liver function, sharing a testimonial from Mrs Julia Deal about relief after using four bottles and Pills.
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tunkhannock on Nov 4 details Wells Reynolds a former paymaster at Norfolk, Josephine Meyoo visiting, Patrick Moyes on Pine Street, Overfield and Hartey from Moshoppen in town, Mrs. George Skinner selling wares on Freeland, and Miss Thomas of Springville among brief local movements and calls.
Special to the Bevanton Tribune Hopbottom Now 6 Mr John Strap ley his mother and sister Mars all of Dimcock visit Mr and Mrs G W Strapler. Mrs Strapley and daughter visit among friends. Mr and Mrs M McVieur spent Thursday in Bevanton. Mr and Mrs Edwin Morvil of Scranton visiting Mr and Mrs James Morvil. Miss Alu Finch visiting Dalton friends. Mrs G W Broupler blended Nicholson church fair. Universalist church improvement by palette ladies meeting Friday at Mrs Paul Hearde ley home. Mr and Mrs charge A Yawksbury moved from Nicholson to Amanda Pratt’s house. Martha Bell and Mrs Kellum convalescing slowly. Mrs A Stone visiting son Fred in New York. Mr Charles Stanley painter recently located here and was married.
Local items report a Soranton event with We Vogels band on November 1, a new dairy paper planned in Athens, and Bernice strike news. Town plans for a Soldiers and Sailors memorial dedication include speakers Park Athens and Hested New Albany. Business group forms in Towanda with leaders McKneke Spalding and Holcomb. Also noted are a Waynesville winter trip, a license granted, Indian graves found during sewer work, a clerk’s disappearance, hospital residence plans, and a tobacco wirehouse opening in Sayre.
New York traders faced a dull close as speculative hopes for a price rise faded after a weekend market rally viewpoint. Northern Pacific and Great Northern talks buoyed sentiment though outcome timing remained unclear. Measured gains in Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg stocks were erased by declines in Melectron’s Gas and sharing, with Union Pacific traction improving from Saturday. Total volume reached 2,110,000 shares with rail bonds uneven and U S Treasury activity steady.
A garbled OCR snippet references various names and locations such as Lackawanna Avenue and Ter Testiel. It hints at individuals like Muster Flesty and Keke Nearby state Mein Benes Mer, but the text is unclear andIncomplete.
A jumble of rental and sale notices appears listing rooms for rent in multiple avenues, a hall for sale or rent, land for sale in Fleetville, and various wagons and farm items. Also included are money loan offers, trade letters, and miscellaneous auction and employment inquiries.
Scrambled OCR fragment mentions Nevada and various obscure terms. The readable items include scattered place names and nonsensical phrases, with no coherent event, persons, or organizations to anchor a clear summary.
A partial readable fragment describes a local notice involving bids and dates with unspecified details and names. The item hints at a public action or sale but lacks clear entities or outcomes.
Under a thin heading letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer’s name The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions here expressed.
Long report outlines proposed municipal rules for first aid and safety procedures in workplaces and public spaces. It cites inspections, penalties, and required equipment including dressings, splints, and ventilated storage, with emphasis on inspector duties and enforcement.
Fragmentary OCR text references varied names places and terms with inconsistent capitalization and spelling. The readable portions mention possible dates and locations but lack coherent event details or a clear narrative to summarize into a traditional news item.
A fragmented report details racing events and crowd activity with references to strong performances and near records. Mentions of horses, trainers, venues, and dates are scattered, but point to a busy day of racing in the New York area and surrounding tracks.
Readable fragments show mixed market terms for grains and produce. Mentions of No 2 yellow corn, No 5 white, and wheat prices appear with unclear origins and scattered references to mint, spud, and oats amid uncertain dates and locations.
A garbled OCR page lists scattered names, places, and prices including Western Lamihe, SMU, Calvew, and Shi Hb.25. It reads like a mishmash of sightings and numbers with ambiguous events and no clear story or dates.
East Buffalo scene notes a November market with declared supply scare and price signals for cattle and livestock traders.
A damaged note from Nev Soom dated 1.10h requests space and signals distrust of the future. The writer, claiming membership in Prime Abbsovlehy, speaks in garbled terms about alliances and obligations while warning of astonishment at forthcoming events.
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