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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
7
A special to the Scranton Tribune lists community happenings in Wilkes Barre and surrounding areas. It mentions church services, theatre activities, concerts, lectures, and social gatherings with dates and host organizations.
A heavily garbled obituary like fragment from the Scranton Tribune lists numerous personal names and relations but is unreadable for clear facts, with stray references to visits, family connections, and locations, lacking coherent event or dates.
A fragmented report describes a late 19th century clash between the Tribe and Forest at Potent City, with scattered references to Prokopavite titlh and a motion toward migration. Details are scarce but suggest a public gathering and shifting allegiances amid a tense atmosphere.
The notice outlines a local dispute involving Jack Afesanier and Teja Mipley. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate ongoing community scrutiny and potential legal action. Public officials have not released further documents.
Report from a community canvass shows residents and visitors in town as Dr. Rolinivan and Dr. Amin McAnwiew discuss dentistry topics. Figures like Lieutenant Sing Kote Canale and Mr Conabig attend a Marek township event with local residents.
The fragmented text hints at a local story involving a word puzzle, a lengthy three hour process, and mentions of Reynolds spending the summer in New York City. It notes a visit by Alyse Oy and a work contract for a bridge project near the Hopid Veisit, with a hint of a delay or continuation in coming weeks.
A reported mishap at Abralam Steel in Michigan ends with one person dead and another believed to be wounded and likely to recover. Authorities said the event involved a shooting with unclear motive and ongoing investigation.
From New York the market reported uneven turnover with some stocks rising slightly while others fell. Dealers cited light trading and muted speculative interest, noting copper and certain industrials held firmer while other sectors lagged.
Fragmentary text lists dairy creamers and produce items with misspellings and unclear context. Mentions creamers, butter, onions, and per barrel or per bushel pricing but lacks coherent structure or identifiable events.
An unclear market and weather brief shows mixed commodity terms and scattered figures. No coherent events or reliable data emerge from the garbled OCR text.
An OCR read shows scattered commodity prices and items such as flour, spring wheat, flax, timothy, pork, and oats with unclear typography. The list includes grade details and numbers like No 2 oval and S100, suggesting a vendor or futures listing rather than a narrative.
Fragmented OCR text mentions cattle, towers, lesions of trade and odd sums like 600, 85.00, 25.00, and references to locations and teams. The readable items include cattle, towers, and various monetary figures with limited coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR text presents fragmented names and terms with no coherent event or clear entities. No discernible people, organizations, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a factual news item.
Mixed classified items list for sale and rent with various properties and goods. Includes real estate, furnished rooms, notices of partnership sales, and loan offers, and mentions addresses such as Summit Avenue and Linden Street, Fleetville, Olyphant, and Philadelphia area. Some lines reference specific names and locations with uncertain OCR quality.
Stock and wheat listing appears in a damaged OCR passage. It notes a broker general offering with a request for application and mentions a Broadway address in New York and telephonic or distant tone references, indicating a historical market notice context.
A lengthy draft amendment proposes alterations to Commonwealth voting qualifications and procedures. It details age and residency requirements for electors, citizenship, registration, and the capacity to vote, along with sectioned changes to ballot access and voting methods. It cites legislative processes and positions from the General Assembly and the Commonwealth secretary.
New York and Ontario Land Company announces a public action to recover unpaid bonds and coupons. The notice, filed by treasurer PAMMELED, directs payment and outlines filing at the Contial Vinist Company office in New York City.
Sealed proposals will be received by the city department of public works in Scranton Pennsylvania until a specified hour for interior painting and plastering of a building project. Proposals must include cash or certified check and be guaranteed for performance within ten days of award. The director will open bids at the public office on the stated date and time. The department reserves the right to reject any or all bids. John Homth.
A terse report notes a gathering where balancing interests, leadership plans, and potential policy changes were discussed. No decisive outcomes or concrete dates are provided in the brief.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and terms across multiple places and items with unclear context. The readable portions mention dates, numbers, and potential listings but lack coherent events or actions to summarize.
Special to the Sorantay Weibeye notes social events at Puetneyville and Cheluge. The Methodist Episcopal church ladies society met at Mrs Thomas Spaniee's home for dinner Wednesday. Mrs PePuc of Scranton visited friends here last week.
Fragmented OCR reads as a local notice referencing Norton and Spruce streets with unclear names and dates. The readable elements mention a place in Norton, ties to Luciawontal, and a general sign of legislative or official activity. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
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