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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions stations and towns, with scattered names and percentages. It references departure points, Montreal, Montana, and various locations, but specifics are unclear. The piece reads like a transportation or property notice with many unreadable segments.
Story recounts Camda Murphy’s new role as lister representative and a lecture on Wilgur Abbott. The piece follows the event at a village hall where Murphy faced questions, fear, and interruption before Abbott’s introduction drew gathered laughter and cautious approval.
Aldeen Kraut, longtime manager of Carbondale Brewery at Central Pennsylvania Brewing Company, is honored at his departure. The brewery staff presented him a gold headed cane at his South Church street home, with J Barry Rawlson elected as spokesman and delivering a brief speech.
A garbled narrative describes a sudden confrontation and fainting or confusion among people, with scattered references to a captain, Bevan, and a distant wood. The passage hints at flight or escape and a lingering sense of danger or surprise surrounding an incident.
Fragmentary report describes a street incident on a sidewalk near Sixth Avenue where over a dozen bystanders observed a person taking an unidentified substance. A pedestrian was assisted by a doctor after an injury. details about victims and location remain obscured by damaged text.
A small blaze erupted in a furnishing store owned by Abe Satin and spread to a nearby restaurant. Firefighters battled flames that damaged ceilings and produced a light blaze through the area near Hunaired Yeines, with no word on casualties.
Crowds at HHS remain crowded during Diet night as the Cottage boys perform, drawing praise for their entertainment value despite ongoing Werther condition concerns and continued busy attendance.
In a brief session the council discussed street improvements and read ordinances twice. The committee reported on bids for street work and sought information on testing a new system, with plans to prepare bids for street slabs and sidewalks.
An account describes W Briggs of the Mitchell Hose Company narrowly preventing a serious crash on Main Street while responding to a fire. a nearby driver and pedestrians watched as wheels left the road and a vehicle slid toward the sidewalk before control was regained.
City council members debated street numbering and hubering plans during an open session. Residents urged orderly lanes and hydrang care while considering a 5 to 7 vote on surrounding property shifts and the impact on nearby neighborhoods.
A Belmont Street woman sustained a broken arm after slipping on newly made sidewalk slides. Observers reported crowds cheering as youths slid along the coated paths, while city work crews and residents debated safety and funding.
The article notes Hawke delivering a lecture titled Sunshine wand Sinecdow at Bligh School Abchind aeesechition and announces the Pottstown-Harris Stock Company three night engagement at the oer house starting Thursday Nov MT with the production Akg dharowent Simmer and vaudeville acts including Liberty and Lowe amid grand scenic effects.
Margarret Peters, widow of the late Nicholls Peters, died Wednesday after a period of illness. Survivors include her husband, James Peters, and many relatives. Funeral arrangements and burial details are reported in the note, with local addresses and names of friends and mourners listed.
The CSarbemidate Medical society will hold a meeting on Tuesday in the dental room of Dr oe APeaker. Ashates of Somonten, WH will deliver a speech on bistate the TPireateicy. After the talk a general discussion on the aithie Subject will follow.
A local host invites residents to a gathering at a Fort location on Teritee street for a social evening and community activities.
An incomplete record notes a 7 oclock city gathering with nine couches and a small group of people. The text hints at a ceremony or assembly at the Serantoi area within a CY year and mentions several locals, but details are unclear.
The service will be held Saturday at the base site. Rev. Charles Gee will conduct the ceremony at the cemetery with provisions for the rosary and burial rites.
Fragmentary text mentions A W Foeter of Albans and a stained reference to an organization and a person named Shinekins amid vague accusations. The passage lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to establish a full report.
Local notices detail residents Jermany and Mayfield coordinating a concert and social gathering. Plans include performances by area orchestras and community leaders, with speeches at Seely Tie oWonbie and the home of Miss Sadie Huntin.
Report from Olyphant describes a hospital wellness night with community tables and local figures attending. The piece mentions a ceremony at the Delaware and Philoon area and references Haines Party and several local residents in attendance.
Fragmented OCR text appears to mix place names, people, ads, and notices from Peckville Michigan area with unclear events. The readable fragments mention individuals and terms like Wilson Pike, New Verh, and various surnames, but no coherent single event or clear dates emerge.
Unclear readable lines report a disputed matter between two entities described as Sail Go and another party. The fragment mentions fear and opposition with references to 46 and a Boemvs Sete Hol fedded. No distinct events or outcomes are readable.
An advertisement declares Scott's Emulsion nourishes mothers and enhances breast milk, claiming thin or scanty milk becomes richer and that babies share the benefits as mothers take the product. The copy emphasizes improving infant growth and maternal well being with the emulsion.
Article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women with uterine and ovarian problems, citing multiple testimonials from female patients including doctors. It claims high cure rates and urges readers to consult Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, with assurances of confidentiality and medical backing.
Local timetable fragment lists trains from Peranton to Carbondale with unknown times and destinations. The garbled record hints at Sunday trains and connections to Wilke Athyn Bou Meneadale but readability is poor.
The readable text presents jumbled names places and phrases with no coherent event. It mentions people and locations in a scrambled order, lacking dates or outcomes to form a factual summary. No definitive actions or results can be determined from the fragment.
Fragmented OCR notes describe railroad timetables, local schedules, and community notices. Mentions include divisions, upcoming dates, and names obscured by distortion. The piece references community events and transportation updates with scattered proper nouns and partial lines.
Fragmentary OCR item describes route points and distances between New York and intermediate locations with references to Wyoming division and several place names, but the full meaning is obscured and key details are inaccessible.
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