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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1901

Page

5

Unclear OCR Fragment Hits City Names and Figures

A garbled OCR text references multiple names and places including Montreal New York Brooklyn and Washington with scattered titles and roles. It mentions people like Frank and Ruffalo, and organizations or groups such as MACs Solilager and Ooffle, but details are indecipherable.

Frank Effert Ruffalo Wienehrdie Montreal Catata Macs Solilager Ooffle Pia Apel Niddaia Bulla Middletown Wee Keone & Wek Trintids New York Broykion Witt Chiheni Algae Miertican Anal Dane Ta

Fragmented OCR Leads To Muddled Local Brief

A garbled OCR text fragment includes unclear names places and events. Readable parts mention Seow Voukstaid Cinewlie and Be Armalidd Viteny with a reference to Twit. The item lacks verifiable details and a clear actionable public notice.

Embezzlement Charge and Bail in Local Case

John F Lukacs held on $1000 bail by Alderman Kasson amid embezzlement allegations. The report describes court proceedings, political figures, and a public notice of a religious service and fair events with dates and local venues.

John F. Lukacs Alderman Kasson

Memorial Observance for President McKinley Planned in Scranton

A city wide committee of clergy and lay leaders arranged a nonpartisan, nonsectarian memorial in Scranton with morning services at St Luke's and St Peters, a platform at the Armory, and several church rites. Speakers include Rev Mo Hoban and Recorder Connell, with hymns by the Holy Name Society.

Armory Hoban Connell St Luke's Trev Reagers Israel St. Luke's Church J. A.Y Reilly St. Peor's Cathedral Dro. Bo Robinson First Presbyterian Church Robert PF. ¥. Meroe Penn Avenue Baptist Church Cll Anniery Fois Grand Army of the Republic Lawrence Lund Willa Connell Terwelli Mishop Mo. Hoban Ieaorder William Lo Carnell Holy Name Society St. Peters Cathedral Contel Cigs Holy Nite Socciety Hey A. Orellin Republi Eluiva Telentiv Te Geo Alo Elt Nounty Connie Scranton Clearing House Association First National Bank Jamen A. Linen

Equine Influenza Epidemic Reported In City Horses

Veterinarian Dr Jacob Helmer warned of a widespread equine influenza outbreak in the city likely to last weeks, possibly through October. He noted 75 percent of horses may be affected if cold weather does not halt it, with care guidance and symptoms described for owners.

Sheriff Creates Separate Juvenile Prison Block

Sheriff Schadt has set aside part of the county jail as a juvenile prison in line with juvenile court law. The juvenile section is fully separated from the adult facility to prevent contact with grown prisoners, and it is ready for use.

Schadt

Post Office Hour Changes Observe Memory of Late President

Order No 7 notes observed memorial date September 1 1901 with money order and registry windows closed all day General delivery and stamp windows 7 to 104 1m Cursor window 9 to 16 ft TEL Carrier will make no deliveries Collections at specified Main Avenue boxes from Lackawanna to Mulberry Streets Carrier 29 140 p m collection and evening runs by carriers 29 and 42 Vera H Ripple Postmaster W Powell Acting P M

Portminster Aftice Main Avenue Lackawanna Avenue Washburn Street Tickawannn Avenue Adana Avenue Adama Avenue Mulberry Street Franklin Avenue Carriera Vera H. Ripple Per PD W. Powell Agat

Knights Templar Grand Commandery Meeting Tickets

The Lackawanna railroad sells round trip tickets to Binghamton for the Knights Templar gathering on Sept 24 and 25 1901. Fare is 1.40 for adults with children 6 to 12 at 0.15. Tickets are valid for travel on Sept 28 through Sept 8 1901 return.

New York State Knights Templar Binghamton Lackawanna Railroad Bevanton

No Star Performance Thursday Due to McKinley Burial

The Star will not present any performance Thursday afternoon or evening because of President McKinley’s burial and the mourning period called by Recorder Connell’s proclamation.

Star McKinley Connell

Democrats at Sea in Scranton Primaries and Nomination Plans

Scranton report shows Democratic primaries largely uncontested with delegates selected in some wards and country districts. Key figures J C Newcomb, Dr Saltry, W A Wilcox, P F W Costello, Blewitt and Kelly discussed for judge coroner and county offices as party delays convention to Friday due to McKinney’s funeral.

J. F. Baltry Aaron Augustus Chate J. C. Newcomb Saltry Kelly Olyphant Newcomb Lackawanna County Phemocrithe Committee William McKinney Democratic Connic Convention Berehy Masse Hall Scranton Janica J. Onc T. P. Daffy

Memorial Services for President McKinley Comrade William McKinley

Comrades of the Headquarters Colonel William N Monies Post No 319 Scranton PA report Sept 4 at 7:30 pm Memorial Hall Penn Ave and Linden St to attend services at the armory in remembrance of late President William McKinley in uniform to show respect Commander Th Bryant Adjutant Tunis Thomas notes.

Vnion Mckinley Methodist Episcopal Wiliam MckKinley Court Street Flavonian Presbyterian Church Hitcheork Waverly Church of Christ Scientist Adams Avenue Linden Street Rabbi A Auspacher William N. Monies Department of Pennsylvania

Our Shoe Store Closed For Death of President Lewis & Reilly

Our Shoe Store will be closed all day Thursday due to the death of our beloved president Lewis & Reilly at 114 and 116 Wyoming Avenue West Pittston. The closure spans Sept 17 to Sept 20.

West Pittston Fair Cie Titel Ponnavivania Thas McKinles Priddy McKinley Lo Pom Scranton Liederkrans Lewis & Reilly Wyoming

Boy Hurt As Car Trio Collide At Archbald Mine

Patrick Kearney aged one year slipped from a car in the Hilkll mine at Archbald and fell beneath the wheels. His leg was severely injured and he was rushed to Lackawanna hospital where doctors amputated below the knee.

Hkll Archbald Patrick Kearney Lackawanna Hospital

A Royal Rogue at Lyceum Theatre

Jefferson De Angelis and company present A Royal Rogue at the Lyceum Theatre on Wednesday September 18, offering a classic stage performance with a noted troupe.

Jefferson de Angelis and Company Lyceum ‘Theatre

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