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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1902
Page
9
John Boland of Booth Servanton formerly in the employ of Joseph Redding ton of St Roun avenue was arraigned in the Police court yesterday morning charged with the larceny of a value lace war taine of £2.00. Holand was unemployed and Reddington provided.
An OCR fragment reports a storm at Redington with curtains falling. It mentions a person named Vie caught with the goods and continuing the act, suggesting a theft or burglary sequence within a blurred narrative.
A garbled notice indicates male oloris of the Secunton Mulled Chop serkers will meet Saturday after the fourth week to rehearse at St. Thomas College. It mentions Maisie and Thies Vhatisda Stik as referenced individuals in the unclear text.
An unreadable OCR segment mentions names and places without clear context. It references a group or department and a date tied to a first event, but the details are too fragmentary to determine the exact story or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a noon tour and applications for membership actions unclear due to damaged source text. No specific persons organizations or places are readable. The item seems to describe a meeting or list but lacks concrete details to identify entities or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Milward Cowsins Wille Davis and James McAndrew are named in a domitory or team context at the Academy of Mito. Speci Ortices Walsh is listed. Two teens will be given something in police counts.
The provided text is heavily garbled OCR with many misspellings and nonsensical segments. It references various proper nouns and places in a distorted form, making extraction of a coherent event difficult. No definite dates, names, or locations can be reliably identified for a factual summary.
Relatives of Wesley Mot, a Mill City farmer who choked to death while eating meat on Thursday, identified the body in Cusick's morgue. A sister and John Mott, his son of Pugged, arranged for burial. Interment is planned for tomorrow at the son's home.
Three Hammond type writers offered by Smoot the tie typewriter man. In good working condition, located at the Guernsey building for quick sale.
The record details multiple trials and sentences in Scott Township and surrounding areas. John Lenahan and Michael Reilly face gun and burglary related charges. Generoso Splotta and Charles Kuhlman receive sentences for crimes including burglary. John Bitten and A D Roberts appear on theft and assault related counts. various acquittals and ongoing cases are noted as the court handles stabbings, theft, and license issues.
City hall employees form a bowling league with teams such as City Wheelmen and Green Fudge Wheelmen. The Bicyele clubs’ league opens Tuesday after a preparatory schedule meeting, with hopes for prizes and a rolling calendar for the season.
Central Labor Union leaders postponed the class meeting planned for tomorrow at Nay Aug Park due to President Mitchell’s absence. The committee notified by President Mitchell is unable to attend because of business, delaying the gathering to a later date. A follow up meeting is scheduled for Sunday afternoon after further arrangements are set.
Public Works Director Roche endorses Pittsburg method to speed city contracting. A general ordinance authorizes spending from the generic appropriation, then bids are invited for all supplies. Contracts are awarded within the first two months of the fiscal year, saving time.
District President Nicholls calls false the claim he heads a movement opposing the arbitration proposal. He says the convention will decide. leaders of the United Mine Workers provide no guidance. A box of explosives was found at a Grassy Island house as Major General Miller visits camps and troops prepare for possible changes.
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