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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
2
Local church members and residents unite for a community gathering praising Methodist values. Attendees expect a supportive turnout as the event aims to showcase compassion and communal spirit amid a busy village scene.
Historic timetable notes routes between Colrbutdale and nearby towns with arrival and departure times. It lists trains to Montre, Lake Loder, Waymart, Monedale, and Carhedale with stops at Wilkes Narre Oi and Whites date.
The report mentions railway movements involving New York, Ontario and Western lines. It notes schedules, times, and locations such as Carbondale and Scranton with passenger and freight activity.
A damaged OCR passage mentions various stations and rail connections. It references New York area names, Susqichanin and Waowemi, along with Western and Sanday tips and trains. The garbled text names multiple locations and transit terms without clear events or outcomes.
Arch Young, Carbondale’s notorious figure, is jailed with his three brothers and sister in county facilities after a series of alleged violent acts. The family’s decline sparks local rejoicing as authorities pursue accomplice Hopkins and untangle theft and arson claims tied to the case.
Two young men of the Methodist church arrange a benefit concert to aid the erection of the new church. The event at the Unity Church on November 20 features musicians including T Watkins of Scranton and Prof. Whajar pianist, with additional performers listed on the program.
The article describes Schauble facing a dwindling broker market in Carbondale after a failed venture with short selling. Patrons deserted the exchange as capital shrank, leaving Schauble unpaid debts and an unsettled future in nearby towns.
The Tribune reports Welsh MP Mire Abrahimms will visit Carbondale to study the Industrial Wife and tour Gur Dotdale, birthplace of the coal industry. He will address a public meeting at the Academy of Music with Mine Workers leaders and clergy speakers in attendance.
Assistant District Attorney Louis Gramer and Attorney Charles Horton form a law partnership. The firm known as Gramer Horton will operate in Minerail Mechanics Building front suite, offering broad legal services and promising to uphold the community’s trust. Both men are esteemed in Leekawinoin County and bring strong credentials to the venture.
The Improved Order of Hepianopks reduces the initiation fee from six dollars to one dollar for a few months. The move aims to boost membership and strengthen the organization’s public profile during a period of growth and outreach.
An advertisement extols uy peott's Emulsion as a nutritious food to improve weight with hearty, regular eating. It presents a Scottish tone of weight and strength and claims broad value for those underweight. The copy mentions New York and promotes the product as a safe aid rather than a drug.
At the last regular meeting of the society held in Watts Hall the attendees expressed interest in joining. Speeches were made by Tene Regees, Orelions C. Johmenon, John MP Complelh and others. About four weeks ago the new venture raised funds around $1000 and now stands at about $470,000.
On Thankeriving day Pad hin team faces Platoton with a lineup of their strongest eleven. The match looms as the toughest test of the year for the strong side, and a win would cap a solid season. In the same city High Sthelwen meets Bone Strong school as Hibhle Hedaon and Hare Hilla Academs face Of Willeose Pate.
The Vnottosiavrie company presented a lively opening at the Deanbeath house with That There’s That Thing and a star turn by The Mack Sisters. The audience enjoyed the witty performance and strong ensemble work, while plans for further evenings feature Barbara Freundlieb and Charles Gompatie.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions locations and names inconsistent in spelling. The readable items reference a possible gathering or action at a place called Whe Yatta with participants or entities named Wioted and Mlaware Ueber.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a business or organizational matter with references to a company and a representative. It mentions a walk in the garden and a possible report of operations or actions by a leader. Details are too incomplete to identify people, places, or events.
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A garbled OCR fragment mentions wage topics and names Bret Mee and Platihebe, implying a local wage or labor note. No clear events, dates, or organizations are extractable from the text.
Fragmented report notes a crowd gathered for a distant event with mentions of individuals and places. The text includes garbled names and partial affiliations, suggesting coverage of a ceremony or public gathering with limited readable details.
An unclear OCR passage lists names and places in a dense, error‑ridden local notice. It references individuals such as Michelle Pianctehil, Robert McCunail, and others, with scattered mentions of dates, places, and events, but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure and comfort for women undergoing the change of life. It features patient testimonies from Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Morris, and others, claiming relief from headaches, dizziness, and weakness, and asserts the medicine strengthens nerves and restores health without alcohol or narcotics.
Dr Pierce’s medical adviser contains 1008 pages and 700 illustrations. It is sent free on receipt of stamps to cover mailing. Send 31 one‑cent stamps for cloth binding or 21 stamps for paper cover to BR R V Pierce Buffalo NY.
A fragmented notice mentions a gathering with items and people including Mes dave Brown and daughter, Mine Lotiier Taos as guests, and references to Miss Tuite Autbom and Thawleys. The text is garbled but centers on a social event with several named attendees.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a local football gridiron context with named figures and teams, references to a stadium and events. It mentions ties, matches, and upcoming performances, but key names, dates, and outcomes are obscured by corruption.
The fragmentary text lists various place names and names that resemble teams or persons but is largely garbled. It references marching events, weathered arenas, and possible matchups with uncertain outcomes, providing a hazy snapshot of a sports page or bulletin.
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Fragmented OCR text lists many personal names and phrases across places and events. It mentions individuals such as Lane and Wylie, religious figures like Bapiet and Sindersalug, and references to dates, places, and possible community notices without coherent context.
The readable text shows garbled names and places from a local page. Specific entities and events are unreadable, preventing clear identification of people or places.
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