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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1901
Page
1
Cornell defeated Pennsylvania 24 to 6 on Thanksgiving Day. The Ithacans played a strong first half with smart interference and solid defense, while the Quakers struggled against Cornell’s form and wind.
A major fire on Tenth Street and adjacent avenues in New York caused extensive damage across multiple blocks. Firefighters battled an inferno for hours, with reports of collapsed structures and vehicles ignited by heat and flying embers. No fatalities are confirmed, but several residents were displaced as authorities investigated the origin and spread of the blaze.
Fragmented text mentions metals and wind while noting water peer and freight elements. Names and places are unreadable, with inconsistent terms like Tippin Homi and Fleet gets water. The passage lacks coherent events or identifiable entities for a solid summary.
Fragmentary text from Som Vouk Meekciatedt Mees describes events involving Dalia and Motrin. Names appear garbled. no clear people, places, dates, or outcomes are readable. The passage lacks coherent facts to form a proper news item.
An article argues food preservatives are harmless noting copper sulphate colors peas and cites dietary limits and prohibition debates. It mentions methods of preservation and names brands and researchers, reflecting period confusion over safe additives and consumer fears.
In a tense match at Rockion, Corbett knocks out McGovern in the late rounds. The bout features strong exchanges, referee calls, and a dramatic finish as Corbett claims the title with a decisive finish and the crowd roars.
A lengthy report from Washington praises the Philippines administration for the past year's achievements in reconstruction. It notes expanding field influence, improved administrative capacity, and reform efforts across provinces, while detailing policy measures and ongoing challenges in governance and public works.
From Philadelphia November 28, Gardiner was elected captain of the University of Pennsylvania football team for next year. Coach Woodruff gave his formal farewell at dinner, with congratulatory speeches from players.
The United States transport Wright has been wrecked on a coral rock at the entrance to San Jacinto and sunk in shallow water. Once a hospital ship during the Spanish American War, she later served as a dispatch boat and was sent to the Philippines. salvage will be difficult due to the wrecking work required and lack of facilities.
A hysterical wife recounts a murder in which Fob Baise was killed in a rear car. Police pursue Frank Williams as the chief suspect. the wife implicated her husband in an alleged domestic dispute that led to the fatal blow. The morgue holds the victim, and investigators race to capture Williams.
In Honolulu residents faced a sudden health scare as warnings spread about a plague. Authorities advised caution and residents sought information from officials while medical teams increased monitoring and response plans.
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and places with no clear event or outcome. Readable items include references to New York and Boston areas, personal names, and vague locations, lacking a coherent report or dates.
An early bulletin notes military units and officials including Genial Bhewsel and Genero Stewart involved in actions related to a Colombian conflict. It mentions a broader halt to hostilities and references a deluge of movement and casualties as officers and adjutants respond to the evolving situation.
Exclusive report describes Miss Stone and Americen mission in Silane tour. Miss Stone captured, held, and killed amid village upheaval. U.S. consulate notes protest and demand release of prisoners as tensions rise. dated November 28.
A Detroit Associated Press dispatch reports about eighty fatalities in the Wabash River railroad wreck near Seneca Michigan. Debates over the death toll continue with estimates ranging from twenty to about eighty as officials promise inquiries and morgue counts.
Fragmentary OCR text references many garbled names and places. no coherent event or facts emerges to summarize into a proper news item.
Fragmentary text refers to a confrontation or challenge involving a named party and a possible meeting or trial. The garbled lines mention dates, locations, and participants but lack clear context or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to clarify the event.
Conflicting reports swirl about terms of surrender in Colon as Generals Albanyind Jeffries arrive and meet with Liberal representatives aboard the US gunboat Maviette. Officials refuse to answer questions while anxiety grips the harbor area.
Chester White a well known Beaumont citizen was killed when a glass-laden wagon overturned near a public reunion site. His wife and daughter were severely injured. The wreck left White with a fracture and he died almost instantly. His wife and child were taken to nearby facilities for treatment.
A Crime Bureau report describes authorities intercepting a shipment of contraband furs. Officials identify the seizure location near Nowlannelta and mention detained suspects and ongoing investigations. The action underscores law enforcement efforts against illicit fur trafficking.
Fragmented obituary note lists individuals and places including Nevada, Mix County, and Dadecll while references to dates and events are unclear. The garbled text mentions sites such as Rano and Sun Bralidicons with scattered personal names and locations.
President Roosevelt hosted a large party of friends at the White House for Thanksgiving. The gathering included Senator Lodge and other prominent figures as guests.
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