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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1902

Page

2

Line of Least Resistance A Soldier Returns Home

Carew, a returned veteran scarred by yellow fever, seeks work at the City bank but faces a hostile new regime. He confronts indifference from Brown and the president, then reluctantly considers reenlisting as a last resort amid dwindling prospects and rising weariness.

Geneseo Carew Dunk Brown Wilson Jephson Loomis Will Jimmie Carew Vine Mr. Johnson Sin Simall Billie

Historical Puzzle for Little Ones at The Tribune

Cut out daily pictures, mark the hidden object in six images each week, and save them for a turkey prize. Mail or deliver an envelope to Public Department with name age and address. First correct six marks received will have names published in The Tribune Monday morning.

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A Remarkable Texas Bank Robbery Tale

An old Times-Democrat reporter recalls a Texas bank cashier who looted his institution over four to five years. After an auditor's routine check misread the books, the cashier fled to Mexico with 300000 to 400000 in his trunk, leaving about 1.85 in the bank. He was later captured by Texas officers but jailed by Mexican authorities, and his fate remains across the border.

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Dumas Story of the Writing Fortunes on Deathbed

The New York Commercial Advertiser recounts a Dumas tale about the man who earned 4,000,000 francs by writing and spent it all. On his deathbed he asks to look in his escritoire, revealing thirty francs, and quips that he was not so extravagant after all. He notes he had forty francs when arriving in Paris, showing irony in wealth and spending.

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