Seminary Class of 1909 to Graduate in Kingston
The graduating class at the Wyoming Seminary in Kingston will total thirty seven, four more than last year. Charles Dorrance of Dorranceton Pa was elected president. Commencement events span June 10 to June 12 with baccalaureate, prize speaking, an anniversary concert, class day, and a banquet for alumni.
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Grand jury returns true bills in Susquehanna court cases
The Susquehanna grand jury, in session March 24 to March 29, filed true bills in charges including assault and battery against Mary Trumbell Jessie Hilprox and Samuel Sraith larceny against Ann Ryan. Burglary charges named against Patrick Hassett Seth Houghton and others. several cases were marked not true. Proceedings opened with Otis Beverance elected foreman.
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Commonwealth Va
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Commonwealth
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Ann Ryan
William Church
Henry White
Frederick Burdick
Perry Harding
Patrick Hassett
Seth Houghton
Local figures travel to a southern county plate
Special to Berenton Tribe reports Frank and George Pields visiting town on Sunday. Jon Reed and Fred M. Osterhout are appointed on a commission near Harvey's Lake at Alderson, at the county’s southern end. They departed yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs Myron Cobb and others are mentioned in the update.
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Paetoryville
Frank
George Pields
Jon Reed
Fred M. Osterhout
Cmda
Alderson
Harvey's Lake
Myron Cobb
Anil
Various Local People Receive Jobs and Attend Events in April
Special to the Berenten Tribune reports Emery U Cornell accepting a position with Shields & Hell, and others like M K Walter visiting relatives in Heart Lake. Students host an orchestra next Thursday. April 11 may bring moonlit streets. Community notes cover residents traveling, employment changes, church meetings, and a streetlight rumor as an April fool.
Forest City notes and obituaries in April issue
Forest City reports Thomas Brown and Jack Alexander moving stores to Feldman Building next to post office. Bons of St George district meeting at Jermyn. attendees from here. Wheeler dies at daughter Mrs Joel Humes home on Maple Street at 11 00. Cause inflammation of lungs, age 83, Methodist Episcopal faithful member. funeral Wednesday at house, interment Jackson. Mr and Mrs John J Altkyn of Priceburg visiting Mrs Altken's sister on Delaware Street. Cecil Manger home from military school Cornwall on the Hudson for Easter vacation. One year old child of Mrs Milton Likely at Delaware Street in danger. Trout season opens Easter Sunday.
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Newsday
Binghamton
New York
Liszie
Josephine Coyle
New York City
Nelile Hollister
Atrs
Horace GO
Muck
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Grant Tiffany
Great Bend Pa
Tiffany
Bidsward & Jacques
Binghamton, N
Farnls
Dows Jones
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Bra
Missions Billings
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Willkam Fisk
F Ponderville
Lagt Sundey
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Lathrop
Alf
Ro S
Forest City
Thomas Brown
Jack Alexander
Feldman
Bons of
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Jermyn
Oncce
Wheeler
Joel Humnes
Maple Street
Bundoynett
Cornwall-on-the- Hudson
Milton Likely
Delaware Street
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised By Readers
The letter from Andersonville Indiana reports rapid relief from a severe cold and cough after using Chamberlain Cough Remedy. The writer claims the product cured the illness before finishing half the bottle and lists Matthews as a distributor for wholesale and retail sales.
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Death of William Ainey Shocks Mutoh Community
Special to the Beranten Tribane reports the death of William Ainey at his Mutoh home on April 2 after a prolonged illness. Ainey was a longtime and highly respected local citizen, remembered for his community involvement and character.
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Hopbottom
William Ainey
Mutoh 2
Mr. Ainey
Local man dead after long life in community
The obituary notes birth November 25, 1837 in Lathrop township to John Ainey. He lived on a farm before moving to the village four years ago. He married Wealthy White in 1841 and leaves a daughter Mrs. Giles Carpenter and siblings Marvin and Melvin Alney, three sisters, and a wife. He joined the Odd Fellows and the Orangemen. Funeral at the Methodist church, Vanwert pastor, with interment at Honbottom cemetery.
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Lathrop Township
Wealthy White
Scranton
Hempstead
Giles Carpwnter
Hallstead
Honbottom
Truman Bess
Minnie Bailey
G. W. Strapler
Creenwood Street
Charles Btryckland
Rosetta Carpenter
Prank Gardner
Strickland
Universalist Church
County ends bounties as calendar notes spring events
The Susquehanna column reports budget changes halting bounties on certain animals. It lists local events and notes on clubs including New Milford's tenth annual Young Men's Social club gathering, April 20, with music by Rakes Full Orchestra of Binghamton. Also covered are court actions, church services, local industry updates, and social notices involving residents and organizations in Susquehanna County.
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Christoalacopus
Jesus
Vihvent
Ethan Curtis
Syracuse
First Congregational Church
Oakland
Lanesboro
Fire Levels Upper Floor In Tunkhannock House On Bridge Street
An April 2 fire in the dwelling of George B. DeWitt on Bridge Street damaged the entire upper story and caused total loss. Nearby Wyoming Hotel and resident Spencer Reed are close by. Insurance amount unavailable. Local business moves follow with multiple tenants shifting spaces as new blocks are planned. License court sits at 2 pm to oversee hotel proprietors with no remonstrances expected.
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George BH
DeWitt
Bridge Street
Wyoming Hotel
Spencer D. Reed
Soldier’ and Sailors
Nelson Ball
Clinton Township
Burinera
Consumer's Company
National Bank
Remington
O. §. Mille Hardware Company
Sayre
Herrick Prog
Consumers’ Company
Herrick Bros
Louia Hilkowich
Orlando Ace
I. WH. Gray
Mr. Lyons
Montrose
Mr. Ace
F.C. Burgess
C.F. Goodrich
Wilkes- Barre
McLeod
Pp. R. Berden
Alvin Day
G. H. Ross
J. B. Siekler
Stark Block
Starke
Tiega Street
Tunkhannock Telephone Company
I. B. Jennings
Squire J. J. Rothledgs
Pratt
Charles Crawford
A.H. Murray
Dennison
Reed
Herrick
H. L. McKown
IV. Murray
J. W. Dennison
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Tiago Street
Platt Block
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad Claim
One hundred dollars reward offered for an untreatable catarrh cure. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure by J Cheney Co Toledo works by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsed by West & Truax Walding Kinnead Marvin Toledo wholesalers. Sellers include druggists. testimonials free.
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Props
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Mall
Markets Open Strong Amid Mixed Trading In New York
New York stocks opened with strong buying on April 2 as demand from Sunday orders and London market optimism supported copper and gas stocks. Yet profit taking offset early gains as sugar weakness and a cautious mood in rail and steel shares pressured prices before closing with notable declines in several issues and mixed results from major rail groups.
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London
Paris
Federal Steel Company
Siuzar
Frei
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Rio Grande and Western
Union Pueile
Loutaville
Nashville
Wabash
Ar Lewsson
Iwoa
Scranton Railways and Local Bonds Report
Fragmentary list shows debts and mortgages tied to Scranton railways and local companies. Entries mention People's Street Railway mortgages due dates, Dickson Manufacturing, Mt. Vernon Coal Co, Lackawanna Township School bonds, and city issues with Scranton traction. Insufficient context to confirm outcomes or dates.
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People’s Street Railway
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Mt. Vernon Coal Co
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Market Prices and Dairy Goods Notice
Corrected listings show Lackawanna and Butter Creamery assortments with dairy tubs priced at 4c, cheese full cream 1.34 to 1.40 per pound, marrow and toe stock at 2.15, potatoes at 1.25 per bushel. Contains fragmented OCR indicating nearby state markets and prices for Produce and Potatoes.
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Atate
Wheat and dairy markets steady amid varied prices in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports mixed commodity moves on April 22 with wheat steady at contract grade levels and prices hovering around. Dairy items show firmer quotes for clear and straight cream and full cream butter while potatoes and cotton edge lower amid fluctuating demand and supply dynamics.
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Poultry and Grain Shipments Listed in Market Fragments
Readable items show live poultry including ducks geese and fowls and mentions of old roosters chickens and winter stock. Grain totals include 2000 barrels 82000 sticks 55000 bushels 141000 oats and 174000 cots shipped in the period.
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New York Markets Mixed as Prices Drift in Quiet Trade
Wheat and grain futures show quiet activity with bull control fading. Milk and cheese prices hold steady while butter remains unchanged. options dull yet firm as markets close with overall stability and modest gains in some contracts.
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Oncoe
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Ft B
Muri Abiye
Western Creamery
Thatte
Wa Se
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Indic
Corn Market Surges on Strong Export Demand and Tight Supplies
Chicago April 2 The corn market remained active with heavy exports and tight offerings driving prices to new highs. May futures closed higher as wheat futures rose on the strength in corn. Provisions also climbed, oats and rye moved higher, while cash quotations showed gains across grain and related commodities.
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Chicago April 2 Cattle and Sheep Receipts Summary
Chicago cattle receipts show generally steady trade with heat on sale today. Ten loads at 5. Cood to prime native steers and mixed stockers steady. cows best to firm. calves and bulls mixed, limited by quality. Sheep and lambs listed with slight gains, western sheep and yearlings favored. overall activity moderate with some movement noted.
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Texia
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Colorado
Market News Tangles in Early April Trade
New York markets show uneven activity with varied prices and several items unsold. Lambs and meat cuts move slowly as buyers consider prices while exporters gauge demand and adjust offers amid fluctuating quotes and regional supply.
East Dyipent April 2 Market Report
Unclear OCR data lists cattle prices and terms like heavy and best medium. Mentions yorkers, light, and various items with cryptic figures such as 40, 5, 25, and 5. fa.25. No coherent events, entities, or outcomes retrievable.
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Bynes Ak
Oi City Auction Notes Show No Bids March Earnings
An OCR fragment notes credit balances and no bids with mentions of March earnings. It references a location Oi City and a postal code 63001 alongside unclear terms like bi corl cates and fiir out.
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Fiir
Mace i . O ‘Air
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