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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
7
Store offers free platinum reproduction plates to every lady shopper this week while supplies last. Early visitors gain best selection of the celebrity plate, described as a handsome World Famous Picture replica.
A splendid concert last night at the Lyceum titled The Gamble Recital drew a large audience. Performers included notable violinist guests and the event featured a sequence of classical pieces, with strong audience appreciation noted for the artistry and emotional expression.
An Elks lodge announces a sorrow service to be held in the lodge rooms Sunday afternoon. The event will include prayers and readings for deceased members, with attendees urged to gather for reflection and memorials.
A local sale concludes with a major purchase of property or goods totaling 4800 dollars. The event features bidders and a final price reflecting strong interest from community buyers. No further details on items or buyers are provided.
Fragmentary OCR lists names, streets, and places with scattered dates and actions. Readable items include Avon County entries, Wish street, Mulcherry street, and Cobberbonns references alongside scattered mentions of people, firms, and possible notices.
Speaker Maron urged formation of conciliatory arbitration boards and laws protecting miners and families in injury or death cases. The Larne meeting featured miners, advocates, and assemblies discussing the aims of the United Mine Workers and the need for federation, wages, and safety.
A brief item mentions an eWineaide site at ne Walt with a 1h cruise power beet display and price range from $106 to $250. It references Ca and a display at oot 2) Arcade tutting and notes POUST, Manager of Shylt Supply Conmipany.
Fragmentary OCR describes a notice from 4th Aprime Street about quality and workmanship. Readable elements mention Phowuna hours and a location at OO Para. No clear actions or authorities are identifiable.
General observance is urged with all business suspended and special church services planned. Rail freight declines, shops close, and mines wind down while passenger trains largely run on normal schedules. Scranton prepares two Thanksgiving football games and a historical society recounts Puritan emigration from Leyden to Virginia.
Fragmentary text mentions Plum Pudding 10 and Spruce Street with garbled names and notes. No coherent event or individuals clearly identified due to OCR damage.
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