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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
3
Fragmented notes describe various city happenings including theater, schools, vendors, a public event, and local personalities. The item mentions patterns of community concerns, planned gatherings, and civic observations with several names and places obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR text describes progress on a project in the Twenty tins ward with references to residents and officials. It mentions various names, places, and actions but remains unclear about a clear event or outcome. The passage shows informal local commentary and incomplete sentences.
A cryptic note describes bonded items and tariff like terms scattered with place names and unclear references. The fragment mentions bond actions, liquidated debts, and possible transit or inspection terms across several regions.
A damaged OCR fragment references a railroad division notice, mentions closures from 8 a.m. and asset movements, but readable content is fragmented with unclear dates or locations and no actionable details. The article lacks coherent entities or a clear event to summarize.
A six year old boy, Magietrate Millar, faced questioning in a case involving the theft of railroad spikes. The child described events and an accused adult, with the magistrate accepting the young witness’s testimony as credible after careful examination. The proceedings included the officer noting the child’s consistent narration and the judge ruling on the admissibility of the testimony.
Fragmentary obituary style notes describe a death in bed and unresolved details. The text mentions a person associated with Hive Hrewees and a local ceremony, with garbled references to locations and names. The readable parts suggest an inquest or report of a death during a Tuesday night incident.
Special fares to Allentown via the Lehigh Valley Railroad announced for the Lehigh County Fair. Tickets on sale September 4 with Bond and request lines noted.
The readable fragment shows a garbled notice about the Tribune Business Office and advertising deadlines. No coherent names, dates, or events are extractable to form a proper summary.
North Scranton residents plan a large gathering in the Auditorium on Monday night to discuss reactions to the assassination of President McKinley. The event features J. S. Judickas as organizer and denial of making alleged statements, with reports recounting a man who foretold the killing and traveled to Buffalo days before the event.
A garbled 19th century style notice describes that future municipal liens for public improvements will be made out to the contractor who performs the work. The arrangement would give him control over liens, enabling him to sue and collect them by sole right. The text references the process, timelines, and authorities involved, noting the contractor’s leverage over payments and legal actions.
The text appears garbled with many corrupted words and unreadable phrases. It mentions people and places in a fragmented legal or social notice format but names, dates, and locations are not decipherable.
Berwin, Min eed Mie SWEDE Water Tiny tee finned hevoe fre their aeadhalite toa. Miss Voendie Moanin and Miss Manmgeiy Wilmiswef Westshorn visit the home of Wi Aarhene. They announce reception of advertisements for a local business.
Judge Kelly presided as defendants offered no denial of allegations, resulting in verdicts for plaintiffs by direction of the court. Multiple cases, including Coase of Moyer against Miller, proceeded with unfamiliar details and various monetary awards and damages discussed or awarded.
A garbled OCR passage mentions individuals and places including Wylie, AGATT, Khawnets, and a meeting near a tea clock. It reads like a skipped or corrupted segment with scattered names, events, and a cigar brand reference, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
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