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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1901
Page
3
The obituary describes a death affecting a family in distress with relatives gathered and omitted details. It notes the deceased’s passing on a September date and mentions a memorial service with community members and mourners attending. The piece conveys sorrow and requests prayers for the bereaved.
Readable text shows pre registration call for filings at the county office with reference to a local official and orderly process. Names and exact dates are unclear but the fragment indicates administrative steps for official submissions.
Te en parade plans are outlined with Societies of Scranton Wilkes-Barre and surrounding towns preparing march units. Leaders James P. Mane tow and Walter J. Alex Nichols will head the first division guiding Catholic Total Abstinence Societies in the city.
A court commission presented a report on dividing Old Forge into wards. The detailed ward boundaries and potential administrative implications were discussed, with legal and logistical challenges noted for the division process.
The court convened as Judge Kelly ordered the sheriff to summon jurors. Pleas of guilty surfaced. Mary Henry failed to obtain full interest on her claim. The trial covered two divorces and multiple residents from West Scranton and nearby areas.
The readable text hints at an estate matter with references to heirs, trustees, and a deed. Names and places are garbled, but the core idea centers on a contested property division and an official lingo indicating a court or legal action.
Large crowd attends the wet session opening of the new Middle District Federal Court. Judge Archbald presides with U S Attorney McCarrell, Marshal Leonid, Deputy Marshals, and district clerks present. Grand Jury chaired by Rev M D Fuller, with several cases scheduled including William Atras alias Frank Wallace and counterfeiting arrests.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms like Th Villeviper, ALi iestpolis Mila and DIMOY AYO ANPEINZOTIE, with scattered references such as COVEN LEME ETPIRE and ROTO Nini Pipher. No clear event or context emerges.
The article records viewer confirmations on township tax and road matters in Lackawinme and Sprite Preek Clifton areas, plus distribution of funds from property in Wil lik AWiniship and a course of exceptions in Garvey matters. It also notes Professor W Lehbopfft’s admission to teach at the High School and a resignation planned for next week.
A strange shooting case unfolds as a young man named Piaah Sohal is shot by a special officer near a rail yard. Police report indicate the suspect fled toward a Trelaht platform, while witnesses describe a tense confrontation with a hoodie suspect. The wounded man was transported to Livektawarna hospital for treatment. authorities say the assailant remains at large.
A series of lectures by Dr Walsh of New York is announced for the Isudehis or Cobeptips House. The events feature references to ancient and modern authors and will address topics from Abedern to Antigone.
The readable text shows a damaged notice mentioning individuals with unclear names and a legal action dated September 1. It references a marriage or estate matter, a wife not living with the husband, and a listed tagethion with other uncertain terms.
A new fountain has arrived and will be placed in Ney Aus Park. The eight feet high basin and wheel features include a spillway and accessible pit, with the structure intended for public viewing and local ceremony.
Dispatcher Frank Mrown of the Ruruntom Railway is held on $80 bail after being charged with assault and battery. Eyewitnesses say a crowd gathered on Linden Street as a tram with workmen approached, leading to a tense clash. Police report indicate the incident arose from striking workers and a scuffle on the sidewalk near the Linden avenue. Alderman Runhdy pledged action and a daily review by officials after the event.
A garbled pasted page shows fragmented lines about President Roosevelt and other figures. The legible parts reference an election, dates, and unidentified names, but the overall meaning is unclear due to heavy OCR corruption.
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