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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1901
Page
3
An odd message from Scranton speaks of uncomfortable wearers and a strangely equipped optical product. The note mentions Henent ef fhGen yewre and Mikne Ad Perel spectacles in a solitary regional context.
Local column reports on a Port Pot event and upcoming town activities. Mentions Panagete of thie Metne ter Hin Pinto and Worley, center gatherings, tea, and notices for Borate Chenin factions. Details are fragmentary but indicate attendance and potential remittance discussions.
Grace Turner, arrested after a Thursday theft at a Selinaaville club, faced charges of larceny of a pilot book and wearing apparel. Det. Fon Day reported Turner, tied to an incident at Mrs Homer Nicholson's home, claimed she appeared to deny the charges but was committed to county jail.
General Williard A. Lathrope, son of Halsey Lathrope, promoted within the Union Fox Prisoners of War network. The transfer elevates him to a commissioned role under a reshuffled officer corps. The promotion follows service with Thedope Seventh Cavalry, noted for prior positions and reputable conduct.
A distorted text fragment mentions various names and places without coherent action. It appears to be a garbled OCR of a local item with scattered references to people, locations, and times but no clear event or outcome.
Fragmented text describes a meeting or event with multiple corrupted names and places. Several personal titles and locales appear in garbled form, including references to churches, speakers, and locations such as Weston and Water. The readable bits suggest a community gathering with religious figures and a schedule but lack coherent details or dates.
In a small town tale, Caroline Minge refuses to marry Julian Vergivski after a broken engagement. The magistrate suggests an alternative, and Caroline ultimately remains with Julian, clutching her wedding dress as a symbol of commitment in a chaotic, improvised conclusion.
A Providence Presbyterian service delivered a solemn sermon on national humiliation and McKinley's assassination. The discourse urged reverence for leaders, unity in sorrow, and vigilance against treachery while urging devotion to constitutional government and patriotic duty.
Readable details describe Holly Velie of Pelee involved in a confrontation at a workplace near Woleon. The narrative mentions pain to an arm and a dramatic scene with weapons or powders. Authorities or outcomes are unclear in the fragment.
The nation mourns and pledges unity after the president’s death. Leaders vow to uphold democratic principles and continue public service, emphasizing resilience, constitutional continuity, and a collective commitment to honor the fallen leader’s legacy.
A large Poem Avenue Baptist congregation heard Dr Robert F Merce preach on the McKinley assassination. He framed the tragedy as divine in meaning and warned against treasonous yellow journalism while praising the late president as a Godly ruler. The sermon urged a united nation and denounced anarchists and sensational press. A sports note followed detailing a rifle team match where the Thirteenth beat the Ninth by thirteen points, with individual high score 85 by Moore and a return match set for Pittsburgh.
Early morning blaze in Dunmore destroyed a dwelling and damaged the Presbyterian church roof and Sunday school room. The Independent and Electric Company arrived quickly and prevented further spread, with losses estimated at several hundred dollars. The source notes a local resident born in Dunmore at 2 o'clock.
A special contest at Diekpon Cy Cringe saw the Thirteenth team face Ningh residents with the Thirteenth side prevailing. Details on timing and venue are unclear in the fragment.
The Rev Dr Belind lev preached on divine direction urging belief that God overrules earthly events. He argued humanity often misreads providence and stressed obedience to God's will as revealed in scripture and life.
A large Dickson City gathering voices anger over alleged borough misdeeds. Citizens accuse officials of excessive spending, inflated building costs, and improper discounts on orders, calling for investigations and a defacement protest at the corner stone.
Bright Cotton Plaids and four color options. Ladies' Kuit Fleeced Underwear selling at 25 cents. Ladies' Black Cotton Hose priced at 25 cents. Children's Kuit Fleeced Underwear offered from 15 to 30 cents.
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