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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
7
The article notes a Democratic shift across districts with caution due to low turnout. It highlights key districts showing robust Democratic gains, mentions Republican strength in others, and discusses early returns and possible impacts on local governance.
Voters turnout across wards as Democratic and Republican workers hustled at gates. Barrage of precinct reports notes strong party organization, record early votes, and notable absences influencing the countywide contests.
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A garbled field report references Walter Gunster and a lieutenant from the Mheast battalion amid notes about recruitment to the United States Army. It mentions Mort St. Nodohis and Alakhi as place markers, with scattered names and roles tied to watchfulness, guard duties, and a bakery-associated officer.
An early notice outlines Moetlave and Brooks as founders of a new plant to be built near the old Nay Aug Grove beside the Lackawanna Railroad. The firm says the Seventh Street and Dockash Place site is inadequate and no precise building dimensions are yet available. Construction will begin as soon as possible with contractors invited to bid.
The filing lists payments to mine employees for the second bill of October with dates from November 1 to November 7. Names and locations appear scattered across towns such as Baltimore, Plymouth, Brook, and Cartondale, reflecting a payroll distribution across multiple sites.
The diocese of Lenig Ishemd plans to elect a new bishop at the convention in Chardeno City on November 20. Dr Henry Tedones, rector of St Sophen’s Episcopal Church, is among leading candidates with strong city support and is reportedly inclined to accept if elected.
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Corner stone laying and impressive exercises planned for Wednesday afternoon at the Washington avenue and Clark street corner. Masonry ceremonies to be conducted by several lodges with cordial and friendly reception details noted.
An insane escapee from the Tillsiite Hlomie was found wandering on the street yesterday. Mrs Wo. on Dingwar poh owes taker te padhee lea serters reports the man claiming to bore wobote theeweh i Wem. The doctor’s Tywek tere tends to you right away. authorities pursue Panek after a sighting near the coll coon ail fad hit behind the tars.
Sheriff hires Robinson and supporters held a reception in Scranton Dowse parlors with speeches and songs. After the event, Casey was unanimously chosen as the next Democratic candidate for state treasurer.
Superintendent of Police yesterday sent postal cards to all chief officers in the county listing the jewelry stolen from the Brooks residence during Monday night’s break in. The thief is described as a professional climber with long experience and great skill.
For many seats the Mauarray wadtress at Dunmore have been operated by a firth composed of A. J. and Mrd. Mur ray, John Kearney and Mrs. Brown. The Murray have sphks their interest to Mr Kearney and Mrs. Brown, who will hereafter operate the mine.
Local Judicial candidates were elected today in Pittsburg. On both Republican and Democratic tickets, the winners include Over for Orphans' Court, John M. Skennedy for Common Pleas No. 2, Samuel A. Meeling for Common Pleas No. 4, and Marshall Brown for Common Pleas No. 1. all were re-elected.
An old advertisement extols the Tribune for faster printing of papers than any other boutique house in the city. It promotes the Pocono Ge. cigar and urges readers to smoke the Punch Ge. brand as part of the campaign.
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