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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1901
Page
6
A community program hosted by the choir of Jackson Street Baptist Church features youth performances. Events include a pastor’s fifth anniversary observance next Sunday and local funeral notices. An accident report notes two mine workers injured and a wedding announcement for Mrs. Roberts.
The congregation of Daekaon Street Baptist Chapel plans a two day anniversary observance for Hew Thomaside Civuechy with afternoon and evening services. A sermon by the pastor will open, followed by ordination rites and special music directed by Prof Loewle Thivie.
A fragmentary report highlights arrangements for a concert by pianist and editor Arline Ashingdl at the Shoal, with mention of composer and editor duties. It notes plans for wildlife acts, local talent, and potential performances by prominent figures in Susquehanna and nearby avenues, including a hotel stay and travel from Northeastern cities.
The Globe Warehouse highlights gloves that meet the longstanding standard and quality the store is known for. Products are fully guaranteed to the wearer by wa and the manufacturers, underscoring trust in durability and consistent workmanship.
A catalog of ladies gloves features Mercerized Kid Gloves with pique stitching at a dollar and other types including Heavy English Walking Gloves in browns and tans, One-Button Wid and One-Clasp Mocha Gloves in greys and blacks, Two-Clasp Glace Nid Gloves, Twelve to Twenty Button Gloves for evening wear, with a broad assortment for misses.
Fragment describes a genial boniface in Kentucky and readers glimpse a scene with pets and tavern interaction. The text focuses on mood and local color rather than a clear event or date.
A program set for tomorrow evening features performances by David Coppertiohltworture and Miss Lawes Qet dee baw, with works including a Catte bury arrangement and a solo by Mise Tainet. The piece list also mentions an explosion incident and a shipwreck, with orchestral numbers and a whites Wight arrangement expected.
Thotogs Davie and Reese Thonte were seriously injured at the Mt Pleasynt mines on Tuesday while workers struggled with a gas leak and a collapse. Authorities and fellow miners assisted as rescue crews responded to the scene.
The couple Mauna af Ti Woosibaiinn Stroel and Mires Maa Roberta wed at the Aldweloek seatbenhiy residence in the morning, with guests noting the bride’s fine qualities. After the ceremony, Mr and Mrs Miehiumt plan to reside on Wiehe Tan street.
The Reverend D C Jones, pastor, led funeral services yesterday at the home of the deceased’s daughter Mrs T Seliern in Chest Street. A number of friends gathered to pay tribute before the remains were taken to Spring Park Cemetery for burial.
Events in the city include the Tidies alee meeting at Washington hall and a Willian 2 choir test at Mirst Welsh Congregational church. A BPalks concert at Jackson Screep Bape fist church and a Supper at the Stupsom Methodist Omelareh mark a busy evening with multiple groups performing and hosting receptions.
The report lists several interments at Washburn Street Cemetery and Cathedral Cemetery, including Mrs. Winons Deus and Mrs. Phelemus. It notes local social events at North Brides Avenue and Chestnut Street, plus a church group conduct and Thanksgiving entertainment. Incidents include injuries at work and hospitalizations, with multiple names and addresses in the town.
Fragmentary OCR text offers limited readable facts about a historical page segment. Names, dates, places and events are unclear, leaving only vague references to people and objects. Further restoration needed for a precise summary.
County President C Donovan led the installation of officers for Division No 21 Ancient Order of Hibernians at the Phirmaey hall on Pittston Avenue with C T Boland and James P Lavalle assisting. A supper at Christ Lutheran and a St John’s Church wedding were noted amid the ceremony.
The report covers the installation led by the county president, noting officers including secretary Patrick Coimapheldl and treasurer Jaceph Sturphys, with John McCann. Letters of remarks were given by Tasne and Cy To Boland. A social session followed with a program by Chanpe's orchestra and a speech on the order's benefits by County President Denevan.
Bas ement on Cedar avenue hosted a crowded evening supper starting at o clock. A magical program plus table rearrangements entertained attendees while Moun Wudlies under the Lidlus' supervision assisted in serving the meal. Pastor Jacal Wittke coordinated the event and noted strong turnout and interest in the church’s benevolent work.
The wedding occurred at St Job's Catholic church on Pi Street yesterday morning. Miss Gridget Roche of Prospect Avenue married Joes 2 Keenan of Providence in a ceremony conducted by Rev J Melley, with many friends and relatives in attendance. A reception followed at the brides home, and the couple celebrated with a wedding breakfast and city drive before returning to their home.
A worker identified as Tyom TVlowing collapsed while operating at a job site for a firm on White Street. He slipped and fell causing a fracture. responders arrived and the sufferer was transported for medical evaluation. The incident prompted a safety check and the injured man's employer was notified.
An evening at Mieuhwi's hall features the orphous glee club performing to entertain attendees. A noted game at Uaeited ball WH and a semi monthly session of James are also mentioned in this compact fragment.
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The Connell Lodge of Odd Fellows gathered at Frenhan's Hall on Cedar Avenue last evening for a fraternal meeting.
A garbled Park Place missive lists residents and visitors from Norwich New York and nearby areas. It mentions individuals like James Tae, Mrs Margaret Prants, Mee Avie Brown and others visiting or returning from trips in a cluttered, unintelligible fashion with references to households, streets and a funeral in Shilieville.
A blaze swept through a neighborhood near a Delaware cant Pulser yesterday afternoon. Residents reported flames and an overheated heater sparked the fire. Jose Dette and A. B. Thiset occupied a nearby house as onlookers watched the scene. Firefighters say most furniture was saved as crews battled the flames through Sitwerth and Miectria avenues. Snowden and Mison returned from a hunting trip, and Misa Givnee Wighes of Elisabeth sent word home.
Betow announces a concert at Odd Fellows Hall this evening featuring county’s top talent. Program includes piano solos by contestants Jones and Watkins, plus Mrs. Pirundage, Miss Sarah hn Dien, and Mrs. Bruandage. Prof J P Watkins offers temperance entertainment with scenes on drunkenness and a saloon night, amid a lobby mes- sage.
Mrs. Mary Gilgallon aged 7 years died yesterday at the family residence on Pittston Avenue. Arrangements are pending and funeral details will be announced. services will be held at home tomorrow evening with interment to follow.
The report details medal honors and a disputed award process within the War Department, noting a specific ceremony and the political tensions around recognition. It references unit actions, citations, and the broader implications for servicemen and prewar veterans.
Readable fragments describe civilians awarded medals and former scouts linked to Indian campaigns. Mentions include commended officers moving Lincoln's remains, a group named Meduber Dhenor Legion, and a ertz resolution restricting diplomas to distinguished acts. Overall, the text is garbled but centers on wartime honors and related figures.
A contested land deal in the Chippewa region opens a large forest tract to potential development. County officials and residents clash over environmental protections and public access while legal notices set deadlines for appeals and bids. Local groups push for sustainable use as stakeholders weigh economic and ecological stakes.
Fragmented OCR text lists fellowship items and local notices with unclear names and dates. It references paged content, potential awards, and public notices connected to institutions in a region including Worondowaenh and ANE.
The readable text fragments suggest a sports or event schedule but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes. No verifiable entities or concrete facts stand out to form a complete summary.
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