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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
3
Disjointed notes describe negotiations between two parties stalled over offered fees for a Retreat project. Authorities warn the deal may collapse if terms do not shift, with references to President Palien and possible director involvement in the process amid internal disputes.
The fifteenth anniversary event for the Pioneer Corps drew over a hundred guests at the Knights of Columbus Hotel. President Enaniel Genthan and several officers attended as dignitaries, with notes of community support and a large turnout of friends and family.
A report on the arrival and movements of Grand Master Th. Moweisea in relation to a gathering near New York. The text notes attendance and local logistics, detailing preparations and the expected date of his chatter with attendees.
The notice advertises limited tickets for entry to a western exposition. It notes travel by train and includes duties for return, counting on a study cost. It highlights a favorable chance for visitors to spend a brief period at the exposition with economical terms.
The funeral services for Rev. T. C. Edwards D D of Kingston were led by Rev. and Judge H. M. Edwards spoke as a close friend. The remains were laid to rest in Washburn Street Cemetery amid tributes from a large gathering, with address by Tagh Ay dienes and references to the deceased’s life and ministry. The service included singing and a procession of mourners, with remarks on a long career and the support of family and church community.
The article links rising heart trouble to nervous excitement and poor digestion. It discusses symptoms such as oppression and paleness, claiming that improved digestion aids heart function. It advertises Stuart's Despeps tablet as a safe remedy available at apothecaries for 60 cents a box with free delivery.
Fragmentary text describes funeral rites with Rev Jon Clopkins and Rev Von Krag officiating and pallbearers named, following a short burial at Wacbburn Street Cemetery.
A fragmented report describes a robbery on Mindon Street near Schvaeder area with theft of about 500 in cash and various small articles. The account hints at possible ties to rising crime and mentions new bills, expenditures, and security concerns in the neighborhood.
A partial report notes a bail release in a homicide related matter near Lafayette Street last Saturday with several named individuals and agencies involved. The article references preliminary testimony, court proceedings, and a forthcoming decision date, with attorney CL Deattettithes and Judge Wells mentioned along with local officials.
A garbled account outlines an inter club contest with mentions of teams and organizers. Names and places are unreadable in the fragment, but references to a local meet and various participants imply a sporting or competitive event with doubtful clarity.
Oriental Rugs offered by Michaelian Brown & Co on Washington Avenue feature marked downs to halt customers from overpaying. Read as a sale notice highlighting Persian and other regional rugs available at reduced prices.
Amid a noisy select council session D W Vaughan rebutted by F H Clemons over a latters ward contract resolution. A proposed ten year city payment of 250 dollars yearly for a tool and sewer work sparked clashes over committee sizes and estimated costs for street paving and water projects.
A garbled report outlines a late 19th or early 20th century county festival with plans for performances, booths, and talent displays. Mentions community organizations, a Pink New 70 event, and various lodge and church groups involved in organizing stalls and activities.
A damaged fragment appears to describe a shop offering goods or a promotional pamphlet. The text is largely unreadable, with many misspellings and impossible phrases, reducing clarity on the exact product or event. The source remains inconsistent and difficult to interpret.
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