Insurgent Beaton Poised in Northeastern Pennsylvania District
In the Second Legislative district the insurgent Beaton faces defeat amid hot primaries. Coray pivots from caucus to endorse Rose, while Philadelphia experts aid Beaton’s faction. Delegates total 72 with Rose claiming about 28 as contest closes.
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Beaton
Philadelphia
Pittston
EB. A. Coray
Harrisburg
George Rose
Taxorneborugh
Ross
Lod Hosees
Ceray
Berond
Cloray
Holcomb
Theodore Hart
Republicana
Rose
Coray
Boies Penrose
Wanamaker
Penrose
Judge Rice
Weet Pittston
Shickehinny
Kos
West Bank
Susquehanna
Glass Cutters Strike Hits Four Honesdale Shops
All members of the American Flint Glass Cutters' union in four Honesdale cutting shops quit work at noon. They demand union-only hiring and closed shops throughout White Mills and Hawley, a demand the proprietors reject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Union
Honesdale
American Flint Glass Cutters
White Mills
Hawley
Forest City Telephony Plan Aims Northeast Route
Special to the Forest City News describes the Cooperative Telephone Company planning a long distance link from Forest City to Uniondale Merrok Crater Meant Mount Sew Milford Susque hayna Mottroveath Honesdale and beyond. The proposal involves stockholder charges and member funding to expand service and align with established telephone companies as the project proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setanten
Milford
Susquehayna
Mottroveath
Honesdale
Pero
Phong
Iim
Impaired Youth Given Vitality Tonic Claim
A promotional note suggests a tonic cures headaches and fatigue in youth, claiming to enrich blood, strengthen mind and body, and restore buoyancy and activity. It references a medical-sounding formula and promises grand improvements by spring.
Sunday religious services and social notices in Scranton area
Special to the Scranton report notes large crowds at St John’s Cathode and Christoptecopalchines services. Various local marriages, separations, and social events are listed, including community figures such as Rev RL Bete and Mrs ML UK Propet, with notices of relocations and preparations to move residents to North Carolina.
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St. John's
Philadelphia
Poniwanie
Gatuehn AL Gow
Sequieliiine
Brest
Pouneyivania Barats Cares
Tong
Seth Monten
Wednecingter
Betehot
Monrewe Meihndiat Ehiuenyis
Margaret Hilivorti
Oakland
Dnemarriage
Binetwanton
Midi Morle Blessing
New Milford
Agnes Brown
Sieanebanm
Betesus
Chirhes Sande
Great Beal
Hue
Lange Eles
Daticlng
Montriae Regubliin
Tago Keen
Fier
Bunquelunna
Olivetos
Montrose
Emir
G. Booth
Georgy Mi
Notable Stage Reassignments and Upcoming Performances
The Philadelphia theater scene features Tishent Eilicot supporting Sarah Cowell in The Greatest Thing in the World with plans for another Johnny role, while Viola Allen returns to the stage in Christin. Leo Diptrichtein debuts a new piece as Joseph Arthur’s work is staged. Willy Seymour undertakes manager duties at Liebler & Company, and Merseneon and others prepare for engagements at Tower’s theater and the Chestnut.
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Tishent Eilicot
Sarah Cowell
Mr Edison
Little Minister
Arizona
Avid Braden
Charles Stanley
Verrier Chirwes
Olivelharek
Mrv
Clarges
Dos Oh Jfferson
Mr. Sawles
Napoleon
Willy Seymour Las
Geichal Erage Imnager
Liebler & Company
Pia
Butler
Tate Peay Davenport
Viola Ales
Viola Allen
Twin Cities
Minnapolis
St. Paul
Mise Allen
Keller Motieliy
Ciriwth
Merseneon
Tower
Hivago
Leo Diptrichtein
Joseph Arthur
Eichler & Company
Lidtyne
Sentort
Dave
Serah Cowell LeMayne
Philiedjia
Tadeo
Olga Nethersoly
Yaker Chiy
Ud Chat
Aonte
Erin Berger
Min le Moyne
Philadels
Pita Lias
Iain
Prairie
New Trier
Clinton Primaries Seated Quay Forces Sweep County
Complete Clinton county Republican primaries results show Quay men winning the county convention. Williamsport recipient Filan Peemer earns 42 votes for congress. Nominations listed include Assembly James W. Frodericks, judges W S Harris, small register and recorder W Conser, jury commissioner John Heary, and state convention delegates F Rich and Irahatha Farelandsuite.
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Lock Haven
Pao
Filan Peemer
Williamsport
Congress
Assembly
James W. Frodericks
Harris
Vw. J. Small, of Mackeyville, Register and Recorder, ©. W. Conser, of Loganton
John Heary
Loenanton
F. Rich
Woolrich
Irahatha
Farelandsuite
Quay
Webster Davis on the Boers
Webster Davis defends Boer fighters and denounces British wartime conduct as he recounts the Spion Kop battle. He praises Boer bravery, condemns atrocities, and urges support for liberty and republican ideals against British oppression.
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Webster Davis
Fliegan
Waa
Eit Nator
Splon
Wallet
Soren Burgers
Davis Severter
Atanot Havine
Markets Tumble As Speculation Cools On Wall Street
New York April 7 speculators retreat as clearing house warnings and bank reserve pressures temper the stock market. Gains shrink, bonds retreat and loans rise with a 4.1 million cash gain offset by reserve requirements. Several railroad and industrial issues in Scranton and nearby railways show varied prices amid broad liquidation.
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New York
Holland
Mull Pwede
Wall Street
Joana
Patent Cure Claims Flood Market With False Promise
An old advertisement touts a fake remedy claiming to cure canary diseases and other ailments. The notice lists druggists and wholesale depots, boasting testimonials and dramatic language to imply medical authority.
Winslow’s soothing syrup sold widely at 25 cents
A battered notice touts Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup claimed to ease teething pain and diarrhea in infants. It lists price at twenty five cents a bottle and promotes relief for various infant ailments in scattered text.
Local Dairy Market Terms Shown with Prices
Fragmentary OCR lists dairy items and prices including beans, marrow, seed potatoes at 1.24 per bushel, and p potates and other goods with figures like 2.45 and 2.50. Mentions Hutter Creamery and Lackaewonna Avenue.
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H. G. Male
Lackaewonna
Hutter—Creamery
Silo
Tuba
Fege
Wheat and corn prices steady in Philadelphia market report
The April Philadelphia market note shows wheat and corn largely steady with mixed tones for quality grades. Prices listed include No 2 and mixed corn with steady bids. receipts noted at 2,500 barrels for wheat and large consignments for corn and oats.
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Philadelphia
New York
Wetern
Gale
Smattee
Deabhac
Eakew
Baye
Rose
Dade
Woml
Towle
Wiyutie
Tot
Meske
Walege
Wheat Market Notes From New York Amid Mixed Prices
The report records scattered activity in grain trading with No. 2 wheat seen at various futures, including July and May contracts. Prices drifted as demand and weather hints influenced spot gains and declines, with multiple elevator and port reports indicating stable to modest changes across regions.
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New York
Muy
Aly Uli Wilge
Mary Wtaitte
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Notice
Fragmentary text references April and May, mentions city and weather terms, possible pricing or finance cues, but concrete events, dates, entities, and outcomes are illegible. No clear people, organizations, places, or actions can be reliably identified for a factual card.
Beauty Piles of Millinery in Scranton Store
The advertisement promotes a Scranton millinery shop as the city’s premier Easter hat source. It urges shoppers to inspect the original, beautiful hat styles and store decorations that appeal to lovers of nature and flowers, inviting a visit this week.
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Scranton
Glass Fashion Exhibition Showcases Exclusive Gowns and Wraps
A cosmopolitan style showcase displays the finest fashion gowns wraps and reined looks with ultra fashionable conceits for street and evening wear. Tailored suits jackets skirts are highlighted and invite personal judgment on the second floor of the venue.
Dress-up Easter Suits for Boys in Scranton Showroom
The article highlights a wide Easter display for boys featuring Vestee Suits in greys and browns with updated styles, double-breasted suits for older boys, plus white and colored shirt waists, hats and caps, and novelties in ties and scarfs, pitched as the best boys clothing store in Scranton.
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Scranton
Dress Goods at Challies Market Offers Novelties and Silks
In New York market chatter credits dress goods experts at Challies with superior styles and quality. Miller from James McCreery & Co. is highlighted, offering fabrics priced 25 cents to a dollar per yard. The store touts Easter fabrics, broad assortment across two floors, and a “Big Store” policy promising best value.
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New York
Miller
James McCreery & Co
Fragmented OCR Text From Historic Page
The readable fragments reference locations, dates, and names in a distorted OCR passage. Key elements include mentions of places like Tah and Masses, numbers such as 417m and 1973, and scattered terms like yellow carn and prime timothy, suggesting a damaged news or notice snippet with no clear cohesive event.
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Elrara
BROAD
Bates
Bakers
eLah
Apydimaie
Timothy
Wterteleur
Cme
Sheep and Cattle Receipts Report From Chicago Market
A fragmented Chicago market summary lists beef and dairy items, showing receipts and prices. Includes figures for cows calves hogs and sheep along with totals and notes on quality and week’s activity.
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Chicago
Prine Alewth
Seers
Siah
Lelaver
Laila
Lat atoady veal stock and other notes in New York setting
Fragmentary text from a New York item references veal stock and related foods, with unclear names and dates. The readable portions mention Lat and Calwen-ajuiot Lat, incomplete phrases, and scattered terms like good etock and el t. The article’s central details remain obscured by garbled OCR.
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New York
T.calwen
Latole
We. Ligher
Usnold
Abt pod to wine lumber Sw clipped joule
The fragmentary item mentions Abt pod to wine lumber and Hoge All for slaughterers with unclear meaning. No clear people places organizations or events emerge from the readable text to anchor a fuller summary.
East Buffalo Muddled OCR Notices Spark Confusion
Fragmented OCR text from East Buffalo dated April 7 shows garbled names and items. The passage references cadle reevipta, wagons, tokens, and various unclear terms followed by scattered numbers and place names. The legible content is too fragmentary to identify a coherent event or subject.
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East Buffalo
Wradea
Ptenkers
Higie
Fragmentary OCR Notes From Unclear April Date
Partial readable lines describe names and items but lack coherent events or context. The text includes scattered references to people, roles, measurements, and objects with many garbled terms.
It Chiy Writ Big Enya Bares 1a Hithat
Fragmentary OCR text provides little readable content. The readable parts mention names like Enya and Leothine amid broken phrases. Without coherent details, a precise news item cannot be formed.
Cure a Cold in One Day Scrubber Ad Claims Laxative Brow
A vintage advertisement promotes a remedy called Laxative Brow Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in a day. The copy promises refunds if it fails and notes instruction on the box.
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Groves Aigiatute le
Factoryville notices and obituaries from Scranton Tribune
Special to the Scranton Tribune Factoryville column reports the death of Clem Gilmore daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Gilmore aged about 1 year with funeral Sunday at 10 o clock.itemized local updates note travel, millinery goods, store openings and residents visiting relatives, including Mit Alwin Wrigley of Berington and Mrs Anwti Ndwlihwe of Starkelle, plus social mentions of W Bite’s return and a Colllery Engineer Company worker with his mother on Sunday.
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Scranton ‘Tribune
Factoryville
April
Hegiawr
Shaw
Wall
Scranton
Clem
Albert Gilmore
Funers
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Luzerne
Thianer
Antone
Anil Mney
Sregielann
Lacka Waliia
Forest City
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B. Thayets
Montirow
Heme
AL PS Merrill
Halletead
Monrle Toler
Canotina
Sathoth
Rear Mont
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Seton
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Genel
Spion Kop
Mir
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Spion Kep
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Spcia
Alexander the Great
Bus
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Saluuly
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Mare
Hite UK
Thermopylae
Bunkle Eye
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Noel
Brrth
Ibert
Lowttggfet
Saratoga
Bunker Hill
Brandywinn
Dearte
Washington
Vallee Pore
New Orlens
Gieites
Shell the
Tate
Europe
Earth
Anmerleith
Tay
South Africa
INDS
Lusenger Railway
BND
Eedekenans People’s Street Railway
Tira
Mort
People’s Street Railway
General Mortinge
Ieee Ee
Dickson Manufacturing Co
City of
St. Imp
Vernon Coal Co
Jontan & Co
Bullaing
Atchison , Ain, Steel and Wire
MN Atchison, Pr
Che Brockton
Baltimore
Clive
People’s Gana de Central
Pacitte Acebenes
North Pacific
Western Toy
Union Pacific
Union
Western Union
Third Avenue
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank Parkas Bee
Scranton Savings Hawk
Scrantonr Palit Co
Clark & Snover Co
LA Clark & Snover Co
Lavkawanna Dairy Co
Coadienk & Trust Co
First National Bank
Beandard Drilling
Mexico
Coal Co. Pry
Nuthona Ban Feed
Canarrh
Mall
Owesky & OO
F. Cheney
Kinnan
Marvin
New York Grain and Produce
Chicano Grain Market
Panier
York
Omnis
Jonas Long's
Vo Was
Long
Jonas Long’s
Charlies
Samel
Jonas Loneg
Tre Srew-Biocn Co
Chester
Raglan
Oxford
Cambridge
Samter Bros
Live Stock Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty
Wid
Lawer
Peiine m Hevics
Heavy Yorkens
Vibe Do
Dita Os Plier
Lang
Alain
Coven Nnnett
Ee Lambs
Hill
Atri Haran
Alwin Wrigley
Berinton
nolaOes
Crawhetd
Tonkhauiock
Anwti
Starkelle
A.C. Brigg
le Meyndis
Porkville
Mo O W. Bite
Tyme
Slaulin
Sime
Compoy
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