Local court terms and community updates from Tunkhannock
Judge Dunham and wife visit for April court as license court opens Monday. Insurance and civil suits arise from a Lehigh Valley Railroad accident near Ransom with a $1,000 verdict and a larger damages claim. Local business changes include Orlando Ace selling the Gray bakery to D B Lyons, and telephone company upgrades. Bankrupt Stewart Heller listed in East Stroudsburg. Stroudsburg Times plans its seventh birthday edition edited by Albert Abrams.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
EB. M. Dunham
Laporte
Sessions Court
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
L. BE
Maud RR. Girton
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Ransom
Lackawanna County
Frank Dana Miller
Princeton College
Harry Kittredge
State College
Ane
Marion Metcalf
Roger
Duluth
Ace
F.*. Burgess
Tunkhannock Telephone Company
A. V P. Bedford
Scranton
Stark
Tioga Street
A. Mitchell Palmer
David 8. Lee
Philadelphia
Thomas C., Walton
Stewart Heller
East Stroudsburg
Theodore Schoch
Stroudsburg Times
Albert Abrams
Daily Times
the Times
Abrams
George U. Hughes
Ite
Forest City Notes and Local Gatherings
T Wagner Budd plans to open a rented blacksmith shop in White's Valley after purchasing stock in Scranton. Funds from Forest City residents to locate the silk mill were redirected to Harvey SHK Mill Co. Various social visits and a Meth odist church debate on April 1 discuss England and the Boers with local speakers. The Welsh Congregational church organizes a Christian Endeavor society.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
T. Wagner Budd
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
Scranton
White's Valley
Harvey Shk Mill Company
James White
Dora Griggs
Henry Manzer
South Gibson
Mattie Griggs
Z. Westcott
Mra
A. D. Keliren
Serarton
England
Benjamin Milton
Wandling
John M. Brown
W. A. Carrington
F. M. Gardner
BP. P. A. Society
Davi Bodle
Honesdale
Monroe county Democrats set slate for state convention
Monroe county Democrats plan to send three delegates to the state convention on Monday afternoon. County Chairman ex-Judge Maneford announced the county slate. The Stroudsburg Jeffersonian notes the paper’s Republican alignment and long local coverage.
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Scranton Tribune
Stroudeburg
Monroe County
Monfay
Judie Manedoil
Hes
Lackawanna
Ukeddost Stroudsz Wager Seympanny
Will Healey
Scranton
W. A. Men
B. Kel- Br Jy
Jeffersonian
Monpounty
Judge Schoch
Grover Cleveland
Evan
Ate
Rmpal
Princetoniiversity
Massachusetts
Hubert H. Pattison
Kinney Traneuc
Delaware
Ting
Local notes from Nicholson in March including miscellineous moving plans
Nicholson March 31 report lists town officials updating Clinton and Lamont townships line, social visits at Main Street, Miss Nellie Hungerford returning from Binghamton, and moves among residents. It notes a new blacksmith shop, several relocations to Hopbottom and Worcester, church services, a potential National bank study, and political mentions including Wright and Grow.
Various Local notices from Susquehanna and nearby towns
Susquehanna items report injuries from a wagon fall and a knee fracture in Lanesboro and a dislocated hip in Jackson. Raised funds approach completion for a Hallstead Brandt Chair contract. Evangelist John A. Davia conducts meetings in Hazleton. Congressman Grow’s private secretary notes the statesman’s improvement. Binghamton pastors plan rental cabins on Dunmore Hill near Hallstead. Laneville Baptist church lacks a pastor. Great Bend authorities offer a reward for thieves breaking into shops and homes over the past year. Hallstead library adds shelves. silk mill work force grows. Engineer Charles Biles visits Susquehanna relatives. School faculty considers forming a high school orchestra. Mrs Thomas Callavane visits New York relatives. Grand jury clears Patrick Itseett of burglary, with past time served. Judge Purdy’s decision hints county may stop paying bounties on noxious animals. Rev FB RK Allen, former Hallstead pastor, noted in town notices.
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Susquehanna
Jared Barrett
Jackson
Lanesboro
Charles W. Higin
Hallstead Board of Trade
Brandt Chair Company
Evangelist John A. Davia
Baptist
Hallstead
Hazleton
William J. Pike
Grow
Binghamton
Dunbote Hill
Halletead
Baptist Church of
Laneville
Great Bend
Christian Assortation
Halistead
Charlee Biles
Carbondale
Thomas Callavane
New York
Patrick [Itseett
Paddy
Judge Purdy
Wayne County
Susquehanna County
RK. Allen
Local notices from March 21 8 in The Beranton Tribune
Thompson March 21 8. D Barnes doing business in Montdale yesterday. Frank Hollenback in town yesterday contracting for timber on the Grown lot. Miss Mattie Blair of Long Island visiting cousin Miss Maud Tallman. George Golatt of Scranton visiting mother Mrs L W Sanford. M A Owens and wife of Binghamton visiting L F Searls and wife. Mrs A C Foster busy week renting store and selling coal. Egbert Witter sick. U S French delivering coal. KR F Howard doing business in Hinghamton Thursday. Williston Tucker ill. died Wednesday at 77. Funeral held in Baptist church. Rev W H French assisted by Revs David and Tower. Daughter Mrs Atthe Douglass of Rochester and son Charles of Buffalo attended. He leaves widow, four children, two brothers. He was a good man and zealous Christian. Mire R J King sold her house and seven acres near township town house to Martin Lydon. bought house and lot adjoining Ready Pay store on Jackson Street.
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Bprdal
Beranton Tribune
Thompson
D. Barnes
Montdale
Frank Hollenback
Mattie Biair
Long Island
Maud Tallman
George Golatt
Scranton
Baptist Church
W. H. French
David
Tower
Atthe Douglass
Rochester
Charles
Buffalo
R. J. King
Martin Lydon
Ready Pay
Jackson Street
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Local Customer
We saved many doctor bills since using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at home. A bottle is kept on hand and used at first sign of cold, preventing doctor visits and high bills. D. Meurkle of Mattie Radford County Pa endorses its merit and urges purchase from Matthews Brothers as wholesale and retail agents.
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Chamberlain
Meurkle
Mattie
Radford County
Doug
Matthews Bkros
Factoryville Hears Plans Amid Busy Town News
The official Methodist Episcopal board will meet Monday evening. Superintendent A. Salisbury of the Lackawanna visited Friday to discuss town improvements. Keystones students enjoy a ten day vacation. An old barn in front of the station was torn down. J I Daryl moves from Toftsville to Scranton. Notables at Scranton include G W Stanton and others. Lewis Billings, longtime resident, dies at Moscow. funeral arrangements set with pastor at Stark church.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. ©. Salisbury
Lackawanna
Ballepury
Keystone Academy
J. 1
Daryl
Toftsville
Scranton
G. W. Stanton
Alfred Rossiter
Jacob Place
Henry Whitelock
J. G. Capwell
Abington Turnpike Company
Glenburn
David Mead
Mill City
Winktor
Peter T. Walters
Lewis Billings
Moscow
Pletcher Dixon
Mast Lemon
Stark Church
Welock
Stark Cemetery
Moore and Goddard Lead April literary notices
George Moore's drama The Bending of the Bogh and Miss Anne Holdsworth's The Valleys of the Great Shadow receive praise for their dramatic and emotional depth. A Soul in Bronze centers on an educated Indian alienated from both his tribe and society, while McClure's April feature highlights interior China and a trove of poetry and fiction.
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George Moore
Moore
Anne Holdsworth
Alps
Mise Harraden
Ramona
Constance Goddard du Rose
McClure
China
America
W. B. Parsons
American China Development Company
Fera
Robert Barr
England
Prof Coles April Forecast From Storms and Elgas
Astrological forecast warns of high flood days and destructive storms in April across America and Europe. Venus passage, electrical storms, floods, cyclones, earthquakes and disease risks are noted alongside lucky fishing days and hazardous surgery dates. Kingston Pa. advertises Stormin and Sins by Professor C Coles.
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Mercury
Hallstornia
Mars
America
Old World
Buzaurde
Venus
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Planeta
Earth
Aries
C. Coles
Kingston
Coles
Cure a Cold in One Day Loophole Red Flags
The ad promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if not effective. It notes E. W. Grove's signature on each box and urges purchase from all druggists.
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E. W. Grove
Conversation about songs and telephone calls in Baltimore
A fragment shows a playful exchange about singing "In Old Madridy" and securing telephone connections. The dialogue, attributed to Baltimore Amer., includes names Mr. Soft and Miss Gubby with light humor about enjoyment and communication.
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Mr. Soft
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertising pitch
A historic ad offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites testimonials from long time associates and lists distributors. The copy promotes internal use and claims blood and mucous system action with price per bottle.
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Hall
WF. J. Cheney & CN
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Wet Truax
Tohed
Te Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Rugerets
Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Promises Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement claims Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder stops a head cold in ten minutes and relieves catarrh after one application. It asserts rapid, permanent cure with testimonials from John E. Mell of Paulding and lists Matthews Rice and W T Clark as sellers.
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Agnew
Matthews Rice
W. T. Clark
Wall Street gains after bank statement boosts market
On March 3 New York markets rallied after a favorable bank statement showing a nearly 4 million dollar weekly gain in cash for banks. Early trading slid but demand for iron and other stocks returned strength after the report, with sugar trading calmer as officials assured traders the sugar move was not panic driven. Total sales reached 498 400 shares.
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New York
Wall Street
Sub-Treasury
Emmerly Mariner
People's
Ogden Company
Dairy Goods Price List Fragment From Early 1900s
Corrected pricing fragment lists butter creamery dairy tubs eggs and cheese with per unit costs. Mentions potatoes beans and meats in assorted small quantities. No full context, suggests a market or shop price card from a local dairy or grocer.
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H.G. Dole
Lackawanna Avenue
Atate
Wheat and market notes from Philadelphia March 31
Market brief showing prices for wheat corn oats and potatoes with mixed futures. Dairy and sugar sectors steady to lower while refined sugars stay broad. Embedded weather and local supplier mentions suggest cautious tone in grains and livestock markets.
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Philadelphia
Hintke
State of Maine
Bega Vieni
Corton
Ely
Mabie
Vianbipe
Hotel Earlington Fireproof in Weert New York Listing
Centrally located hotel formerly the Gerlach on Twenty seventh Street in Weert near Broadway. European plan remodeled at a cost of 150000 dollars with Palm Room restaurant and Music. Rates include single 1.50 to 2.00, double 8.0 detached bath and private bath options. Earle & Son advertise years in New York and Richfield Springs. James Hotel opens June to October.
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Gerlach
Weert
Bway
Awment
New York City
E. M. Earle & Son
Earle's Hotel
New York
Richfield Springs
Fragmentary Grain and Poultry Totals From Rural Trade Ledger
Readable figures show receipts of flour 3 000 barrels and sacks and 19 000 bushels of wheat. Corn and oats amounts are partial but indicate large shipments. ship corn stands at 205 000 bushels. Poultry terms mention roosters chickens turkeys and fowls with descriptors fair to good.
Market News Features Steady Grain and Dairy Prices
New York March 31 Spot markets show wheat and corn steady with some declines noted. May futures dampen as options ease, oats and butter prices hold firm. cheese and eggs mixed with regional variations keeping trading subdued in a quiet forenoon session.
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New York
E. B
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Duluth
S.c
State
Pennsylvania
Weather and market notes from Chicago trading report
Chicago reports heavy market close with May contracts down from yesterday while May corn and oats slip. Flour patent prices range 3.00 to 3.45, lard and short cuts priced, and various seed and feed items listed with mixed bids amid troubling weather signals.
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Chicago
Mikers
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Thicngo
March market notes show cattle prices with steers and heifers mixed. Calves and hogs move slowly with buyers cautious. overall liquidity weak and regional livestock totals listed for cattle sheep and hogs across the market.
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Wille
Texas
Poe
Wesley
HK. Thal
Laine Boia
East Buffalo Market Receipts and Prices Summary
Market report from East Buffalo on March 2 notes mixed cattle and veal prices, with offerings including veals, wethers, and heavies. Entries mention lambs, prime stock, and various lots described as roughs or culls, with several price figures such as 1505.85 and 4506.50.
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Buffalo
Canada
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J. T. Whitbeck
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Albert Decker
V. V. Walker
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Miggie Duggan
Shields & Company
Anson B. Singer
Paul Beardsley
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Henry Brown
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Washington
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Columbian Grove
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Gon
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Smart Set
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Metropolitan Trac'on
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McCall's Magazine
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Nepal
Buffalo, N.Y
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Uneeda
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