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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1901
Page
6
A chaotic report cites West Scranton residents boycotting the public schools music director amid accusations against Mrs. A. P. Barnes. A coroner's inquest into John Tamko is noted. the text also mentions a second night of a fair, arrests, and varied local “news notes and personals” with confusing, partially garbled details.
The second night features acts from a range of performers. Warren sings solo numbers while Mika Min plays, and Penland de Raintied Newton delivers whistling solos. Chinese Lanterns decorate the interior as prices and a press event build anticipation.
Prank Conway, tenant of a Chestnut Street credit office, was brought before an alderman on a charge related to alleged debt. The defense argued that Cohen owed 400 and a fine was issued. The case yielded a verdict of pecuniary interest and a gesture of court action.
A garbled account references an assault near an apse and a suspect named Jontepnie Vibes, with other individuals mentioned in unclear terms. The text notes an investigation timeline, a threat to a person, and questions surrounding a missing or misidentified suspect.
Unsure fragment mentions AY and Mrs. John Waisipated at the Hilton with names Hilton, Joh hover, William, nonkane Alexander, and carived appears in text.
The article extols heavy and rich fabrics in garnet navy plum black and more, available plain or corded to suit taste. It highlights endless variety including stripes and dots in plain, corded, and fancy weaves, plus serges, armures, tricots, granites, and exes with Persian effects and shading.
The article notes the widowed Mrs Wiel and her husband Mr Sidney Mark Wiel of Fourteenth street with the late Mrs Wiel’s funeral services conducted by Rev 10. 1), Franking, and Rev Thomas de Crichy. Burial followed at Wilhelm Street Cemetery with pallbearers named and cross street church attendance. The family surname Wiel ties to John Wiel and relatives in Bombay and Texas.
Fragmentary note references a West Side Dink event and a deposit of 12 in a vague context. The unreadable source makes specifics like people, places, or dates indeterminate.
Fragmented text hints at a public meeting or event with names and places but most details are unreadable. Mentions Wardle, Main Street, and a scheduled main event with references to persons and dates that cannot be confirmed.
An old promotional text touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure for nervous dyspepsia and stomach troubles. It asserts the product digests wholesome food, refreshes the digestive organs, and improves sleep, claiming no further treatment is needed.
The readable text references North Scranton, dates, individuals, and a long list of names and actions, implying a bygone political or civic scene with community figures and local activity. Details are garbled but indicate a broad narrative around meetings, participation, and public concerns.
The readable scraps describe a crowded list of names places and activities with unclear context. Mentions include a government or public notices and various personnel or organizations, but specifics and coherence are missing due to garbled OCR.
George Burns and Miss Lizele Dowling were married at St John s Church in South Scranton. The ceremony was followed by a reception and a social gathering with friends. plans included a trip to New York for the newlyweds.
Tragic lines mark a funeral at the Ft Mia Catholic Cemetery on River Street where family, friends, and church members gathered for a solemn service. The Rev Paul H. Lednidge led prayers as relatives recalled late losses and remembered the deceased with sorrow and faith.
Fragmentary OCR text details a local government discussion on a first-elnse curfew and lists division references. It mentions Melbourne and celebratory events about a Thanksgiving or feast, with segments describing serving times and turkey details.
Green Ridge and surrounding communities prepare for Thanksgiving as markets promote produce such as apples pears and pineapple. The article lists vendors and stalls at Green Ridge Market with details on items and locations including Alder Chise Suubopna and Got Shepherd stalls while noting community events and a Young News club gathering.
Fragmentary OCR describes a man and road events with references to places and dates. It mentions roads, a candidate or official figure and unnamed locals. The text is garbled but implies a report on local infrastructure and public sentiment, set around a named place with several uncertain strings.
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