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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1901
Page
7
Reports indicate nine members of the Glass group are in custody of Chicago detectives following a raid. Authorities describe the arrests as part of ongoing investigations into suspected political disturbances.
Reporters at Central Police Station search for clues as nine anarchists are detained amid investigations into the McKinley assassination. Details describe suspects, locations, and a New York to Chicago transit of radical figures, with public vigil and statements from Lucy Parsons and other leaders.
Three prisoners at the central police station identified a photograph of a man they saw at Abraham Feauk’s home as the minderine red. They said Leon Czolgosz was a guest of anarchists before his murder mission. Eleven men and women charged with conspiring to murder face Justice Prindiville after confession and arrest steps.
A verbose disruption centers on Paterson voicing strong opposition to the Reds. The lengthy wire dispatch notes public debates, political tensions, and local figures engaging in heated rhetoric about leadership, policy, and upcoming actions. The piece references names like Valter and Miettinen amid fragmented reports of protests and civic discourse.
A chaotic wire service report from The Nweet mentions President Slwull and United Steel, detailing internal political struggles, executive resignations, and shifts within the organization. The piece implies discord around leadership, possible retirements, and ongoing tensions affecting the firm and its allies.
Dr Naylor spoke without repeating earlier sentiments noting nationwide intensity of feeling. A chapel built by members opened Feb 19 1892, burned Apr 16, 1892. Rev Scheldy resigned Oct 7 184, Rev Maier began Jan 21 080. church then had about 1 member. In 189? the committee planned a larger worship home, but the project was abandoned April 24 18m.
The county board of the Ancient Order of Hibernians convened in a quarterly session yesterday afternoon at Father. The meeting discussed local affairs and organizational matters within the county chapter.
The fragmentary text appears to describe puzzle hints and a scattered list of names and terms. It mentions Last Week's Puzzles, a vendor, and scattered phrases like telling stones and dogs in a voice resembling a newspaper teaser, with unclear connections and dates.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses William Medvinien presumed alive, a lender’s accusation in prayer, and a petitioner claiming singular creation. It mentions novey for the ax suselit and a question about whether Teed noeroy the Peawen dye terwers would seine Fr om ovwrth, preserving limited readable names and phrases.
G C Shafer defeated his brother H W Shafer to win the championship after a day of semifinals and early rounds. Shafer also beat Fuller 7-5 in a tense Friday finish and Kilpatrick in the final stages. Spectators filled the clubhouse as fast play and crowds characterized the event.
Dennis Seeley, a brakeman on the Caw colliery line, was killed when a car collided with others on a siding after he stood on the bumper of the last car. The incident occurred between two coal cars as the train was being assembled. Seeley died instantly. His body was taken to Raub's undertaking for burial. He was 38, single, and his parents resided at Lake Ariel.
The ANNA meeting elected officers after a large turnout of 11 delegates. Attorney Doenewwen faced James M. McAnivew for president with Borbex as vice president and Coe as recording secretary. Burke and Custette were chosen as financial secretary and treasurer. Directors named Campbell Boland McAndrew Domid and Foll of Rondhan.
Bulletin summaries from multiple Halifax Protestant churches report prayers and readings urging unity and consolation. A highlight focuses on a sermon about President Ritter and collective sorrow over national turmoil, with congregations urged to reflect and act toward peace.
Abner McKinley, brother of the president, arrived at an unspecified location. A cryptic message notes arrival time around 12.27 and mentions the house, but details are unreadable and unconfirmed.
The tenth anniversary of St Mark's Lutheran Church in West Scranton was observed with morning service by Rev A L Mamer and Rev Edwin Lunn Miller. Afternoon and evening programs featured Rev Miller and Rev 3 Spleker with references to church history and future prospects under Pastor Ler Ramer. A reunion and refreshments followed. church history notes the first services and first pastor Rev M Schmidt.
Tanai No. 1M Mine Workers of Amelia held a large rally in Throop Park Throop on Saturday with President John Mitchell delivering a strong address. Speakers included TD Nicholls Vicw President Tysonvage ALKWA from McKeesport and Paul Polaski vice president District No 1. Mitchell urged eight hour workday and denounced child labor at unsafe mines while praising recent labor gains and amicable relations with employers.
The readable segments hint at a developing plot with characters such as Markie and Yana Kirton. References to Newenre tad and several unclear locations suggest a drama set amid a legal or social dispute. The text is heavily garbled with missing letters and stray phrases.
Classified ads show floor space rental on the Tribune building fourth floor for light manufacturing with utilities, multiple rental homes with modern conveniences, sale offers for farms and property, used equipment including a cylinder press, wagons and harness, and a range of real estate and household goods for sale or rent across Wilkes Barre and surrounding towns. Names and addresses include Raymond Court, Jefferson Avenues, Green Ridge, Raymond Court, and local agents such as J. Mo Pield, F M Cobb, and W Young.
Market notes list prices for dairy and bread products with references to brands and local suppliers. The text mentions full cream products and Western regions, along with several unreadable names and figures, indicating a brief column on daily prices and commodity notes.
WANTED. able men for work at Aliret Company. Jo Waal seeks fighters for a position on aivenue. No further details available in the fragment.
Fragmented OCR text describes money loan options from 4 to 4 percent and building and loan at call. Mentions names like Walker and Cerne bead belli with unclear context. Likely a local real estate or finance advertisement seeking funds and offering terms.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names including Cronin Me Allister Wart and Sullivan with unclear teams or events. No clear date, location, or outcome emerges from the legible portions.
Quebes Adie Seu Midateke and pelosta of the elite tutiue offered purieairs for the president and paid betting twice to be over awin and executive. Sympathy for the stricken, president is universal.
SITUATION WANTED AS anything where there is no chance to wear Work by a found man with Nal experience and bookkeeper and collect Adhiress care of The Tribune
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