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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR describes railroad lines and stations across multiple towns including Lyell, Peoria, and Shaw. Mentions commemorations or events connected to the Delaware and Hudson system and related waterway or bridge facilities with scattered place names and dates.
The page describes multiple weddings held Thanksgiving Eve at St Rose Church with detailed gowns, families, and reception scenes. It highlights the Walsh Krantz and Walker Mannion unions and references numerous attendees, venues, and celebratory rites across the ceremony and post nuptial events.
Fragmented passage describes souvenirs from travels and mentions veterinary work and a trip to Philadelphia. The text is garbled, with missing names and unclear actions, making it hard to extract a cohesive event or outcome.
An unclear OCR rendering outlines Swiftwinds hockey club activities with many garbled phrases. It mentions individuals, places, and events in a jumbled parade of names and terms, creating a fragmented picture of a local hockey scene.
A garbled amusements section lists upcoming films and dramatic offerings. It mentions a Cine and a theatre program with performances and dates, naming venues and items in a dense, unreadable OCR line.
Fragmentary notes mention pricing and ordering quantities for goods, with unclear references to a Black community member and a local vendor. The text shows scattered phrases about a price feel, a buyer named Carlondateans, and an order of a twelfth of a larger amount, but specifics are missing.
Two football teams are scheduled for this afternoon at ALM Park. The High School will meet Susquehanna’s Laat Wel Academy on the gridiron, with a kickoff at ten oclock. A swift contest is anticipated with Pittston at the park later.
Lafayette Prownell, a cure penter, was injured yesterday when a misread switch caused him to fall from a train. He attempted to board the Pil 2b train to Scranton. the incident occurred on the Honesdale line.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a woman identified as Mrs. Deth Bhalhontnnek who fell while walking on Teele Street near a garden, injuring her leg and seeking help. No further facts are readable.
A disjointed fragment mentions Miss Mianne Barly of Revert Avenue and Claude I Smith of Sinilesinger Taeritertaibimnent with unclear purpose. The garbled passage references a Laweelling event and Brackway enter tailmers in a city, but details and context are unreadable.
Local notices document Thanksgiving services across Jermyn Mayfield churches with sermons and charitable activities. Attendees include Graves, Shiets, Jackson, and others at Methodist Episcopal and Sacred Heart venues. The piece also notes hospital society meetings, lective plans, mail deliveries, and visitors from Wilkes-Barre plus residents preparing meals and shipments for the holiday.
A wedding is described with a rustic ceremony at a park in Maql Mis. Rev George presided with a small, relatives and friends gathering. Guests listed include Rita Lodked Bitter, Alia Wei Nash, John Navah, and many others in attendance.
An article outlines that while various factors cause deafness inheritance diseases and head or throat illnesses, most cases stem from catarrh. Nasal secretions clog the Eustachian tube, risking permanent hearing loss if untreated, and remedies like Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are promoted.
The Joveni s Dancing class hosts a gala at Mahe hall this evening with Lawrence's orchestra. Yesterday in St Patrick's church Miss Julia Keegan and David Reese wed. reception at the bride’s home. couple to New York for honeymoon then West Scranton. Also a quiet Lackawanna Ave ceremony for Miss Marvy Kerkheiser and Willa Webb. Thanksgiving service planned at Primitive Methodist. fire damages Lavons' shop. several wedding notices and social items across the day.
A fragmentary notice details a Dalton Literary gathering on Monday evening chaired by Miss Gardner with readings and music. It mentions an Epworth League concert planned for December 4 at the Methodist church and lists participants from Scranton and nearby towns.
The Antirachie Chee club at the Calvary Baptist Church drew a crowded audience for a city concert with solos and choral numbers. W D Evins and Miss Math Houser featured in solo and ensemble performances as Thanksgiving services were held across town churches with Rev B Henry preaching.
In Peckville residents and visitors share a Thanksgiving mood as families gather at Galton and Russell’s, with Mayane Mies and Mibbew Wackeriaah among those visiting relatives. Local civic notes and bar service details, along with planned community events, fill out the town’s holiday pages.
A garbled Harford column mentions visiting guests from Wiscon sin and Min ti, includes names like Le Whelthng Ute and Leura Corwin, and notes social calls and church events. The piece references Beleit and Bethows daily life, with scattered references to professors and community activities amid unclear context.
Fragmented text describes outdated trimming goods and deceptive sales claims. It mentions applique items and dubious pricing as buyers weigh purchases. The excerpt implies a risky market scenario with questionable trust in the seller.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Utah and New York institutes tied to a silver collection. The text is unclear but hints at institutional actions and a possible diversion of funds or resources. Further context from the original page is needed for precise details.
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