Wyoming Conference Evening Session Draws Large Attendance
The Wyoming conference and Honesdale districts met at Elm Park Grove with strong turnout and heightened interest. Rev. Sanford Hunt of New York spoke on church periodicals as part of the book concern program while the Preachers' Aid Society events drew attendees including Rev. McAnutt and Rev. Price. The gathering welcomed residents and featured fundraising aims, with detailed notices of a substantial projected total.
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Wyoming
Honesdale
Bishop Hurst
Historical Society
Sanford Hurt
Bank
al! Society
William Connells
Elm Park
Yifa
Wyoming and
Honesidale
Nash
Sandford Hunt
D.D
New York
Gildreas
J. Welah
Einebomton
O H. McAnutts
West Plctaton
Corferince Moaning Session Reveals Conference Plans
The session opened with prayers and reports from Elder Wilson of Oswego and Rev J G Helman of Wyoming district. Roy DeEol was introduced as editor, and the conference voted to fund Wyoming Seminary and set subscription goals for church publications. Changes to district structures and women’s suffrage debate were discussed, with emphasis on church extension and publishing outreach.
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Chae
Williame
Qullas
Wijet
A. Griffin
Bingfinitin
Quinntea
Seisiane
Eeasion
Ouysaniay Tetric
Wileon Reible
Oswego
Ehjer
Orien Te Alin
Bawner
Buckley
Hria
Alvocate
AL Griffin
Senator Peffer Backs Tariff Plan Amid Wool and Sugar Talks
Washington April 12 Senator Peffer of Kansas outlined his tariff position in the Senate. He favored protection for manufacturers while opposing duties on western producers unless wool duties and sugar duties are retained. He proposed public works to employ the jobless and eyed two major rail routes from Atlantic to Pacific and Great Lakes to Gulf. A procedural clash over fines for missed votes sparked filibusters, with a vote on adjournment failing and the House adjourning until tomorrow.
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Washington
Kansas
Peffer
Meade
Dove Mentoff
Atlantic
Pacific
Groit Lakes
Wncites
Committee On Tales
Langhier
Spevier
Ita Membera Tac
Ite
Vergeans-At-Armeh
Haya
Catchinga
Rewl
Apyaker
Agruaillre
California Divorce Suit Names Co-Respondents
San Buna pisco California April 12. A divorce action went to trial yesterday with plaintiff Elizabeth Johnson naming Corbett as co respondent. The husband countered with a cross bill naming Corbett and J J Milligan as co respondents. A decree of divorce was granted to the husband, the plaintiff failing to appear.
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San Bunnapiso
Cla
Onde Wan
Phtend
Corbort
Elizabeth Johmson
Corbett
J. J. Milligan
Gallagher Nose Broken Over Stock Dispute Case
In Philadelphia a broker, Gallagher, sues J. B. Taylor & Co. for $20,000 over alleged profits from stock dealings. The sides clashed when Taylor allegedly felled Gallagher. a referee heard testimony and the dispute shifted to a broader financial settlement.
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Pulangiraita
J. BL Taylor
Wan Ton
James Gillagher
Real Log
Naniitt
Gallagher
Lo Taylor &Co
Turloe's Defense Inconsistent Over Account Closure
The text outlines Turloe's defense claiming Gal lagher did not order closure of his account and that an adviser in the market wiped out all but his G40.70 balance, which they are prepared to pay.
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Turloe
Gallagher
Mirkgin
Labor dispute case filed in court over wage balance
The general executive head of the Kulehi of Labor filed in court an affidavit of defense to a claim by T. V. Bowderly to recover the balance of wages for services rendered as federal work. The affidavit denies the amount due and argues a credit of 8500 for payments traded to Powderly.
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Pinkapenda
Hend
Kulehi
Ro Soveruign
Albiavit
Aeon
OL Gray
A OW. Wright
Jaborere’ UN- Wodl Publishing Conmpany
Woba
Lie Partners
Io i4 Way Averell
Powlerly
Coxey's Army Marches Through Smithfield to Addison Camp
An Ohio Coxey's Army contingent reaches Smithfield then pushes toward Addison with 140 marchers, banners, and supplies. General Coxey and Drowns address locals while camp forms in barns and streets. Town residents supply bread, meat, and coffee as 10s of followers settle for the night.
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Peacy
Iberpeed
Fayetiie
Syerset
Somerset
Imany Wilay
Coxey
Linner
Syalthfeld
Coxey Ant
Addison
Addison Horseion
Sintthield
Jefferson
Lilo
Creneral Coxey
Smithfield
Omberland
Citisana
Sheri Hnovers
Ieto
Cole
Payie Conrt
Turbulent Global Politics Amid Election Turmoil and Strikes
Fragmentary OCR details a wave of political instability including Dutch elections delivering government defeat, parliamentary moves to topple Roseberg, and various international tensions. Mentions British Admiralty, Brazilian government actions, Hungarian radicals, Australian troops, and a high-level committee shaping wartime diplomacy.
Kingston funeral for notable New York figures
In Kingston New York a reception honors several prominent locals including Francis Z Obert proprietor of the ain Bella works and realigy pac Joh W Palmont a former muankwer of the Star theater Brdukius N Y Orange Verriss of Glen Palla and Helen B Dodgy a Century Dictionary contributor John Clark head of Olav Co a Clark G N Z spool cotton official. The event marks long service years with Tammany Democrat figures and a former state treasurer present.
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Francis Z. Obert
Ain Bella Works
An Realigy
Pac Joh W. Palmont
Muankwer
Star Thearer
Brdukius
N.Y
Hon
Orange Verriss
Glen Palla
Uted
Min Helen B
Dodgy
Sarges
Bootlind
John Clark
Olav & Co
Mandfactiversd
Clark
Atlins
Tammany Democrat
Ok—Wito Trey
Kingston, N. Y
Fire Ravages American Grane Sumar Manufactory in Serrawuo
A large blaze at the American Grane Sumar Manufactory on Scott and Chile avenues injures many workers and leaves twelve missing from sixty employed. The fire, sparked by an electric wire on the third floor, spreads to nearby blocks before being controlled. damages reach about 12 000 dollars with insurance around 500 000.
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Serrawuo
Americaa
Scott
Chile
USA
Diane Young
Wullimy Manrive
Wille
Willi
Lawidowely
Bailly
Stern
Lehroeder
Anlément
Waa Pol
Midnivtit
Danhout
Willie Wilde Marries Sophia Lees in New York City
Mrs Frank Leeliv reports Willie Wilde the former husband of Mrs Frank Leslie of New York wed Sophia Lees in New York City recently. The betrothed is described as young and Irish born, granddaughter of Thomas Ord Lees from Merrion near Dublin. Mrs Lees says she has met Miss Lives in London and finds her virtuous, noting Wilde has little money and lives with his mother, while Lady Wilde has no wealth.
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Frank Leeliv
Willie" Wilde
Frank Leslie
New York
Mise Sophia Leas
Thomas Ord Lees
Merrion
Dublin
Brank
Livilia
Wnil
Lady Wilde
Misa
London
Ste
Mer Wilde
Commander Jones Leads Recruits Through Rough Night
April 19 dispatch reports Commander Jones addressing weary recruits amid poor morale. A community wagon with 200 levies and provisions boosted spirits as Jones secured permission to use a mill near the camping ground for the night. He urged firmness and not to lose heart despite a grim reception.
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Commander Jones
Golding
Cureren
Joyce
Bond
Dona Highell
Jones
Mdred
Company Store Case Involves Jackson Woodin Firm
The case concerns General Henuel Favora and the Jackson and Woodin Company of Berwick, with Attorney General Meonvel seeking a writ of quo warranto to revoke the charter rights over alleged company store operations. Proceedings deny Lilly’s application and challenge property conveyance to the company, arguing the manufacturing concern lacks interest.
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Henuel Favora
Jackson & Woodin Company
Bank Robbery at Wallace Exchange Beaver Mills
A thief gained access during clerk and cashier absence at noon and cut a hole in the vault floor to steal 4500 dollars in cash from the Wallace Exchange bank at Beaver Mills. He escaped with no clue to his identity.
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Pirrsnong
Ani
Wallace Exchange Bank
Beaver Mills
Captain Bowers Speaks on Battalion Drills at Harristone
Captain Bowers praises battalion drill excellence in Harristone Pennsylvania. The report notes Captain Alexander Rodgers of the Fourth United States Cavalry who was detailed by the War Department last summer.
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Bowers
Harristone
Alexander Rodgers
Fourth
United States Cavalry
War Department
National Guard Drill Report Praises Regiment Performance
The report details thorough organization across star departments and strong military principles. The First battalion of the Thirteenth regiment earns commendation for an exemplary expedition and well conducted parades reviews and inspections.
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National Guard
Haa
Wen
Rane
National Mineral Convention Sets 70 Cant Per Ton Pale
The National Miners' convention today decided the wine seal and conditions adopted previously will be demanded as the strike objective to begin on April 21. The rate is set at seventy per ton with an increase of 20 to 25 cents per ton of wares in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
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Contmiits
Naional Aliners
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ile
Colonel Breckinridge Trial Echoes Moral Dilemmas
In Washington City a court heard Major Butterworth argue over a case where Miss Pollard accuses Colonel Breckinridge of breaking a promised marriage to shield a hoax involving a woman of questionable repute. The defense contends the issue centers on a broken pledge rather than crime, ending with jurors to decide on Saturday.
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Washisoron
2. C
Madeline Pollard
Major Botterworth
Abe
Washington
Major Bottasworth
Miss Pollard
Chove
Mra
Blackburn
Breckinridge
Shy
Butterworth
Wilson
Bradley
Local Industry Runs Back Up After Months of Standstill
Do and Merv, Trail Giron of Bartony, celebrate a golden weeddisyy while County Detective Mutter faces questions in Lebanon. North Holding foundry to resume Monday with about 100 workers. Lebanon area industrial activity expected to restart next week. Toll disputes and business filings test patience as Shenandoah Valley hospital dedication draws state officials.
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Merv
Trail Giron
Bartony
Mutter
Lebanon
North Holding
Elwint
County Troninrer Hrieht
Berks
Nolteliors
Biore
Fragmented Crime and Court Notes From a Distant Era
A garbled OCR row reports varied items: Rev Thomas Hyrne of Cheinnni named bishop of Nashville. state compensation at Springfold. New York Senate vote on Mill. lawyer Joseph T Mayon charged with murder in New York. Baral Carter commits suicide at Atlanta after affair with a private. powder-store explosion at Pradertek Morelows kills Mélton Syoukings and injures others. George Tang W Cun tin billy lero and George Pullen arrested in New York. Cantain f daugh ter dethroned at Michigan University. a person in Fay commits suicide by swallowing strychnine.
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Atlanta
Pradertek Morelows
Newt Mount Vernon
Fil
Mélton Syoukings
George Tang
W. Cuntin
Billy Lero
George Pullen
New York
Tuckoonville
Flate Country
Walter Henderson
Tun Bean
Meyerson
Tierren
Stily
Michigan University
Cantain F
Dane
Fay
Unclear OCR weather and event note from Washington
Fragmentary April text reports weather conditions and vague events. Mentions Kora writ Mittley and Solomon with scattered place names and winds shifting. The distorted lines obscure concrete facts or a coherent story.
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Washington
Kora
Mittley
Solomon
Wentern
Warner
Hermsdorf Festival Opens Spring Hosiery Display
Hinley presents Hermsdorf Hosiery with a festival to mark spring, promising the most complete Hermsdorf assortment including Pinin Droputiteh and Boot Pattern socks. Hermsdorf’s compliments accompany a broad offer of hosiery and gloves.
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Dermadorf'a
Ermedorf
Hermsdorf
Specials on Hosiery and Woolens Displayed by Store
Specials on ladies hose in multiple prices and sizes plus children’s and men’s hose offered at limited rates. The ad notes broad selections and value, promising savings across hosiery and related garments for all ages and needs.
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Thedse Works
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