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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1901
Page
8
The Nickel Plate route markets sightseeing journeys with sleeper cars and mid century comforts. Advertised amenities include reduced rates and no additional costs, appealing to families traveling to popular tourist cities with guided views and convenient observation cars.
Doone Cp residents react as multiple planes collide after a peed maneuver near Mowe Peel Airport. Officials from OP and Ge Apres order searches and announce investigation into the incident and potential casualties.
A garbled paragraph references Thanksgiving ice cream orders and mentions public figures in unclear terms. It reads as a distorted, stray OCR fragment with no coherent events or dates. The readable bits hint at a humorous or satirical tone involving a leader figure and a public context but lack concrete details to confirm a specific incident.
A compact combined country home and thriving business offer priced at 2600 dollars. The property sits north of Scranton in a well equipped small-scale plant for hatching and rearing chickens. Details from W OT Hueckett, real estate agent, Pulaski, Beranton, Put.
A local notice describes a large senate event and a performance by a pianist of excellence. It mentions a rare jacket and a charming cadence. A second musician is noted as ordinary, with seating at the parish house tonight where a raffle and tossing will occur at the door.
A public notice states the bank will operate from a rebuilt building after Pridis, with a temporary renewal required for the new facade and front entrance. Names listed include Ty Cyursen Chinon & Co and J. A. Lilo Promibegat. Details reference construction timelines and anticipated reopening.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions votes and a tale of preparation and names like Steve Oth and SHG Turned On. The passage is garbled with dates and locations unclear. No cohesive event details emerge to summarize beyond a voter context and unspecified candidates.
The ceremony at the home of the bride’s family featured Attorny John A. McPherson as the groom’s escort and Mather McAndrews performing the rites. Guests included out of town visitors from Elmira Hazleton Philadelphia and New York as well as members of the Wilkes Barre and Lackawanna communities. A formal supper followed in the dining room with decorations of palms and pink chrysanthemums and a reception at the groom’s residence planned for later date.
Fragmentary text reports a wedding at a church on Chesnut Street with individuals including Nicholas Cari and Miss toe Ceith register. Mentions a nurse, a transportation detail, possible departure to New York, and several unrelated names and places. overall unreadable.
Theohoe Fo Tinin of Thindstreet and Miss Margret OF ove of River Ftreet marry in a St Peters ceremony conducted by Rev A O’Reilly. Sister Miss Cocella OO Boyle and groomsman Martha Quinn attended. Reception at Maeuver home. couple travels to Philadelphia before settling at 226 River Street.
William Janes and Mary Hoffman quietly married last night at Par Avenue Baptist church with Rev Hubert Yo Pheree officiating. The couple, both well known locally, will reside at their remodeled home on Seventeenth Street.
Cogene Shockeney and Mise Ger trude FL Davis were married in the afternoon at the bride’s uncle Moser Andrew’s home. Pastor Robert EY Pierce of Penn Avenue Baptist Church officiated. The couple, both young and well known, are connected to Manseher in gold medal art photography. They plan a brief wedding tour and will reside on Wye Ning Avenue after.
The Rockwells obtain a divorce decree after a lengthy marriage. George Nofreckwell reportedly sought the divorce from Enitig Wer Wtoeth with witnesses present at the court. The former couple lived in Scranton for years. Rockwell was an organist at Elo Park church and oversaw a local church charity.
Miss Bridges Lavelle of Mc Donough Avenue was arrested after a house on Chuck Avenue near Perdido Street burned just before midnight. Lieutenant Mol detained her following a neighbor's report that she moved about the vacant home an hour before the fire. Two separate incidents are referenced in the investigation.
Fire on the second floor and ground floor left both units heavily damaged. Investigators found an oil stove on a recalled floor while occupants were removed. Noor died at the scene near the center of one room as responders worked amid smoke and chaos.
A local fitter will demonstrate reducing corset for stout ladies. The bindi waist molds the form into perfect lines and offers support to the abdomen and bust while providing comfort.
A wedding took place at the Jefferson Avenue home of Mrs Augustus Niebell with the Rev Dr Robert F Blevee officiating at 9 oclock. The bride wore white silk and chiffon with a nile green veil, attended by Miss Gertrude Lies. The couple plans a honeymoon in New York City after the ceremony.
The couple Miia avenue and Edith Tenkines, both of Taxvion, Pe, were united in marriage yesterday by Officiant Pierce, DL, at the Penn Avenue Barntist parson. They will begin married life in Taylor after the ceremony.
Theresa Scott and William Stutchford married at St Johns Church on Fle street in a ceremony led by Rev Pither Helin. The couple, joined in wedlock, were seen by many friends at the ceremony and reception held at the newlyweds home on lvide's pwweniu with guests including Abr. and Mrs. Patrick Seati.
Miss Peam Herford headlined a society entertainment evening featuring local talent from the Presbyterian church group. Attendees praised the event’s wholesome program and noted the community’s support for charitable aims.
A fire outbreak near the FPiret National Bank on Spruce Street caused smoke and minor structural damage. Firefighters evacuated a few nearby occupants as crews limited the blaze to the storefront and halted spread toward adjacent buildings.
Fragmentary text references a metaverse dispute and a fight at a location with names like Brupsvtok and Spruce. It mentions a dentist, Lois Adame Avenue, and Pocono, with no coherent event or clear dates. The readable content is too fragmentary to confirm specifics or outcomes.
Attorney James OMalley of Oy pPhint presided at a morning ceremony uniting Miss Margaret Marephsy, daughter of Abb and Alva, at Patelete's church in Tawelock. The bride wore a dark Lally gown as the ceremony was conducted by John Duan nit Wie.
The notice states that despite increasing staff, not all orders could be delivered on Wednesday. Late Wednesday orders will be delivered early Thursday. Acknowledgment is given to the public for their confidence and patronage.
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