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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1901
Page
3
A local ad offers free Platinum Reproduction prints to every lady shopper this week. The promotion, running at 208 Washington Avenue, promises a handsome reproduction of a world famous picture while supplies last.
A garbled OCR style note discusses assembling word lists from Webster and a dictionary like Webster's International, naming places and people and giving procedural hints. It mentions the first ATU event, a venue, and references to Scranton and Tri bones and tie breaking rules about list order.
A business committee and local leaders met in an effort to settle the strike. Chairmen and officials discussed potential plans but did not publicly disclose future actions. The session touched on broader community concerns and possible mediation efforts.
An unclear report details a Mayne conference and multiple civic postings across Tow Che and surrounding areas. The fragmented text mentions committees, local officials, and upcoming hearings or renditions related to public works and governance.
A fragmentary note hints at a quirky maxim about longevity linking a figure named Thonke- Biving with a flourish about O'Hara's and Spice street. The readable words suggest a humorous or column-style aside rather than a reportable event.
The West End Wheelmen lead a tight NE Pennsylvanian bowling race at Green Ridge Alleys. Scranton Elevation and Backus teams chase with high averages and strong showings as Second Place remains contested.
The readable text appears garbled with mixed letters and missing context. It mentions a release by someone at a location, and names that resemble William, Westie, Whitla, and Merhaneie, but no coherent event or date. Further readable details are insufficient for a confident summary.
John J. Delaney, noted orator, expected to lecture tonight before the Catholic Historical Society. The event, held at the Win nghte et Coty office, draws a reception committee and attendees from several local groups and churches.
The article reviews a hospital benefit operatic program organized by the Tavbeni committee. It lauds Mrs. I. Dinico for originating several intermezzos and praises Charles Doersan for directing the orchestra and chorus. The performance is described as high order, with strong attendance and broad audience satisfaction.
Leino H. Hoare staged a ribboscopic exhibition at the Lledo school auditorium featuring unusual plot pictures and a prepared speech. The crowd filled the venue as the projector lantern cast scenes while notices described novel devices and a demonstration of a property display.
Local shop O'Hara's Cigars faces uncertain sales as a new supplier line enters the market. Breathing space exists for Perpele Rea and others adjusting to changing prices and availability.
Mise H Wilhelmina Ericsson, Drexel Institute graduate and domestic science expert, to lead a six lecture series at the YWCA. The program includes a noon Thanksgiving dinner for working girls, with menus devised by Miss Ericsson and coordinated by Miss D Wilhelminy Meleeson.
G D Bauer files voluntary bankruptcy petition in a case shown with asset details. The filing lists a Monroe Avenue location and references a clerk on duty and related parties, noting personal property and other assets totaling eighty two.
Fragmented note references Thanksgiving and cigars with unclear names Henry the Pourth and Muvana COED EATS AAD Spy, suggesting a local chatter about tobacco and holiday events without clear details.
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