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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1901
Page
1
Dispatches detail Colombian forces under General Tin Son moving on Colon as insurgents resist. Diplomats consider peace terms while foreign warships pledge restraint and precise gunnery to avoid civilian harm.
The switchmen at seven Pittsburgh islands voted to strike at 8 am. At a Brotherhood of Switchmen meeting attended by key officers, the move was approved amid anticipated trouble. Extra patrols and officers were posted for the night shift to prevent disorder.
The trial for the murder of Graves Stivenelle Ags opens with testimonies about the furniture and house setup. Prosecution and defense focus on who provided the key facts and whether cartridges were present, with Miss Mingus and Mrs Pionlie among witnesses.
An incident in Athens sparked by a suspension within the Grecian Chamber amid Turkey tensions. Officials cite concerns over policy and regional stability as deliberations continue.
The readable fragments show no coherent event or names to anchor a factual summary. The OCR seems corrupted with mixed characters and scrambled words, offering no identifiable persons organizations places dates or outcomes to describe in a card.
Albert Waller, arrested on a charge involving Mrs. Mildred Howe Dale, was discharged from custody by Hoboken Recorder Brinton after a New Jersey Supreme Court ruling. Police say investigators await chemist reports on the Dale case intestines and expect a preliminary update by week’s end as an inquiry continues.
Reports describe extensive storm damage along the Jersey shore with ships driven ashore, several seamen lost life, and wrecks along Long island and the Sagine. New Yorkers visited wrecks and crews battled to save craft as rescue boats worked to retrieve bodies and survivors.
The report notes charges of high treason and incitement against unnamed figures tied to a conspiracy case. Magistrates warn conspirators to appear. some remain absent as hearings proceed amid official scrutiny.
Nov. 23 Porto Rican bond matter reports Porto Rico officials awarding a contract to J. M. Cebalios & Co. in San Juan. The notice cites municipal bids and a New York sale, with funding details and a twenty dollar donation reference amid unclear OCR text.
Fragmentary text describes a railroad project in Norway to be operated with a milling syndicate. The report mentions construction phases and connections to other works, with garbled names and dates making specifics unclear.
An early wire report from The Associated Press details a fatal fire in a Brooklyn area dwelling. Two women perished in the blaze with authorities investigating the cause as neighbors aided by local fire units.
The readable fragments describe an unknown subject with names and places but lack coherent facts or events to report. No verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes are present.
The large annual agricultural report highlights growth under Secretary James Wilson, detailing animal industry advances, seed distribution, road issues, and efforts to curb cattle disease. It notes vaccine use, farm subsidies, and the push for congressional support to expand experiment stations and agricultural education nationwide.
The jury in Judge Methierson's U S district court in Ainda Bele deliberated without agree ment after a day of testimony on charges that Caylor Breddell and co defendants aided counterfeiters by producing spurious twenty dollar notes. The court indicated the trial would resume with jurors to reconvene to decide the case.
Fragmentary report notes a secretive event involving travelers and a group from Pentashaila and Worlyediana. It mentions a voyage with ties to Wieree Mumdind, a gathering led by General Quokl Vi, and a planned departure to meet at a distant location.
Fragmentary text from an OCR page includes scrambled names and places, lacking coherent events or clear entities. Unable to determine a definite headline or summary due to unreadable content.
A morning blaze at the Miller residence in Knoxville killed four people and seriously injured two others. Rose Millet, Amelia Meilber, Amanda Miller, and Svnta Miliel perished as the flames from a kerosene stove exploded, engulfing the room and spreading quickly. A rescue attempt by Mr. Miller and his eldest daughter Louse failed to save the women inside, while two younger daughters escaped unharmed. Mrs. Miller was recently ill, and neighbors fear she may not recover.
An infantry action described near Crvite involves Lt Louis J. View Sclawek and Van Sehidiok's unit repelling insurgents. Schawek assaults and sustains wounds while firing, and an insurgent shot at Van Sehidiok missing. Rescue efforts restore order and bravery awards are noted. Negotiations toward surrender of Samson unfold, signaling a shift in control.
A blaze erupted this evening at a Hawley street store owned by Wall and Murthy. Fire crews responded quickly, containing the flames and preventing spread to adjacent properties while efforts focused on extinguishing the blaze and assessing stock losses.
An unclear OCR passage references a sequence of names and places including AMTOL vidas and AL De Avan with scattered words about seating and a date or event. The legible portions hint at a local notice or civic item but lack coherent facts for a full summary.
The New Recorder, Brown, was sworn in during a ceremony in the council chamber with council members and newspaper staff present. He promised to act with vigor for better city government, outlining duties and duties of the office while outlining appointments and the responsibilities of the recorder in relation to the council and health department.
Fragmentary text references names and places but lacks coherent facts. The legible portions hint at a story involving individuals and locations, yet key details are garbled. No clear event, dates, or outcomes emerge from the remaining readable lines.
Partly cloudy conditions with a cooler trend. Weather editor notes colder air moving in midweek with several days showing dry spells and light winds. Temperature outlook hints at near normal daytime highs with occasional overnight dips.
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