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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary classified notice seeks a middle aged person for a job at a local firm. The ad lists an address at 1X0 Frama street and references a person named Mies Bun B Seiwert with unclear role or details.
Fragmented OCR notes show a Delaware and Hudson Rail line schedule. Mentions Gardondate city station, SONE and TUN tokens, and a Sunday drive. References Saratoga Montreal Now Hutton polls and a timeline with dates and locations.
Train arrivals and destinations are described with unclear terms and scattered city names. The text mentions Scranton and a reference to Tor, Codkidie, and Phy with vague times and routes. The fragmented wording departs from a clear event or outcome.
The report lists a transit update with unclear place names and times. It mentions daily trains, connections, and a schedule fragment referencing a "Pet Fundays at S000" and multiple stations in a blurred text.
A garbled report describes a chaotic election day in Daithots Ouiebarnidte with sparse polling booth activity. Voters faced long delays, limited booth access, and unclear leadership as political figures and parties appeared disorganized in the city.
Mirco dor Tien announces a new match for Saturday in Beranten as a remedy for a previous disappointment. The Ladies team trains hard with eleven students scheduled to perform, hoping to impress Scrantonians and fans.
Reports from Carbondale indicate multiple diphtheria cases in the town with several families affected near Cemetery Street and nearby avenues. The community notes no official cure or containment measures yet, while local press mentions Willian M. Lathrop’s business tie and journalistic dealings related to Waterbury reporting.
An erroneous report emerged from the department about Wienke fleeing with diphtheria touching two children, Midgar Stephens and Ana McMinn. The youths are seriously ill but alive, with information about both incidents incomplete and confusing.
fragmented historical note references the health office and an investigation context. key names and dates are unreadable, with garbled phrases about illness, reproof, and official conduct. notable entities cannot be identified from the legible text.
The article reports John Booth, an ice dealer, finalizing a major agreement with Lake Lodore Company. It notes fees, site logistics, and Booth's plan to supply nearby trade, while detailing potential moves and market impact on the local ice trade and employment dynamics.
The readable fragments describe a plan to rise at the papers and discuss divisions among groups. Mentions of students, teachers, and a vote or decision about future events appear, but many words are garbled, making specifics uncertain.
Fragmentary report describes a wedding or social event with mentions of Mary Wuathsh, Willy Lance, Penass teas, and a Latine meeting. Text is garbled with unclear names, places, and actions, but references a bridge, street, and friends gathering.
Fragmentary OCR text without clear persons, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
In a tight match the Ogier side edged their rivals by a slim margin. Key plays came from pentelta Miles and a strong late push by the home squad.
In Ursa the couple Albert Cipla and Birkett formalized their marriage with a ceremony held in town. Friends and family attended as witnesses to the pledge and ensuing celebration.
Fragmentary text suggests a jumbled OCR output with misread words and names. no coherent event or entities can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Ladies invited to Wilken Fire Company's hornet for a social evening with supper at the Methodist Episcopal church. A list of attendees appears alongside a lengthy obituary update for Mrs. Thomas Budwards and a report on Thomas Davis of the Pidea area who was seriously ill.
Priceburg social note lists Mise Jeeephiine Lite and Miss Sallie Pewell among town visitors and locals in town on Monday. Several named residents from nearby areas attendens and guests appear, including Mrs Jota Pudden and Miss Matilda Selb.
An active program list outlines services and events at Calvary Baptist including assemblies, religious readings, Sabbath school sessions, and hymn sings. The schedule features readings from Arthur and mentions the Tilden Ward as part of the event lineup.
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a medicine that makes food taste better and strengthens a weak stomach. It claims regular doses help a thin person gain solid flesh and urges readers to use the product for flesh growth.
Obituary notes death of John Russell of Bellevue and Well Known in town. Funeral listed at Washburn Street Cemetery with interment at 2 pm. Social event reports a Powder Party on Stores Street with many attendees and gifts. Local meetings of Odd Fellows and Redmen noted, plus regular church notices and Young People’s Baptist union gathering at Meade Street Church.
A long account praises a modest but influential official, Mr Botelton, for guiding a major construction initiative with the help of executive leadership and local supporters. The piece highlights his work ethic, supervisory trust, and pivotal role in coordinating allied teams, outlining the stakes for the city’s development.
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Susquehanna reports Tom Harris a long resident now living in the town shows a whitening of skin with many white spots spreading over his body. The article recounts a Civil War era outbreak and mentions local officials and a funeral service for BravisSrith with community figures in attendance.
In the county seat a long running feud over a planned county seal escalated to violence. Promoters and editors clashed as Misses Thog ers and Wilson drew lines with rival factions. A staged confrontation near Lone Creek ended with Smith and Bolker shooting at each other. both were wounded, the cashier and a schoolteacher intervened, and Baker and Wilson faced ruinous consequences as the community wrestled with loyalty and revenge.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for long standing indigestion with claims of improved digestion and nerves, clearer skin, and better sleep. It asserts quick relief without dieting and promotes a free booklet from R A Stuart Co in Marshall Michigan.
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