Honesdale News Roundup April Events and Incidents
Local items note Mrs O Z Whitney and Miss Nellie G Kimble visiting Scranton, an April Spinster convention, and opera plans with the Andrews Opera company for Martha at the Honesdale Opera House. A runaway incident damaged a coal wagon near Front Street, and workers at D and H history see changes including new coaches on the Honesdale branch.
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Scranton
Honesdale
0. Z. Whitney
Nellie G. Kimble
Edith Decker
Richard Brown
Pine Bush
N.Y
Presbyterian Chapel
Silverstone
Andrews Opera Company
Honesdale Opera House
Martha
Peter Hertzog
Cherry Ridge
Lovem ‘iv
Front Street
Hotel Wayne
Issac Ball
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
Patrick NecNalley
Lake Lodore
Sawyer
Odd Fellows of
Freedom Hall
Texas Township
Alert Hook and Ladder Company
Susquehanna
Local Notices and Accidents Highlight Factoryville Briefs
Special to the Scranton Tribune Factoryville April 19 notice reports Mrs Briggs Peckville seriously injured after bicycle collision while on her way to church. Frank Rice Jr. of Peckville suffers a broken arm from a playmate clash. Also events include Professor Bromley Smith’s church program and Odd Fellows Canton officers for the year. James Wrigley travels to Owego New York for a Methodist conference. Rose bushes giveaway advertised by Meara and Hagen on an early page.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Mrse, & FH. Briggs
Peckville
Frank Rice
Peckvills
Bromley Smith
Baptist Church
Keystone Academy
Canton Factoryville
Order of Odd Fellows
G. W. Stanton
N. A. Gardner
C. M. Mack
A. A. Brown
A. 5. Gardner
J. FE. Wardaing
L. D. Armstrong
James Wrigley
Owego
N. Y
Scranton Visitors and Local Health Notes
Nicholson reports visit by Rev Beardsley from Scranton and David N. McKee also in town. Mrs Trayner ill likely appendicitis. Miss Nellie Mack returns from Lathrop to help uncle George Mack. Methodist church social committee event was a perfect success with Ada B. Dean of Scranton delivering pleasent elocution.
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Netitie Mack
Ethel Stark
Ruth Johnson
Feither Burk
Misa Florence Viking
Harry& Stephens
William 8. Decker
A. W. Stark
Scranton Tribune
Nicholson
Tf. Beardsley
Scranton
John Trayner
David N. McKee
Nellie Mack
Lathrop
George Mack
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ada B. Dean
Hallstead Notes and Local Developments in Susquehanna
Local items report Congressman C Fred Wright illness and several residents with grippe. The Stoddard widow of Montrose receives 4000 from Royal Arcanum. A two cylinder press will be added to the Erie printing office. Hallstead anticipates a building boom due to a chair factory. tenement housing demand rises. Commencement dates set for Starraceen and Oakland schools. A cave near Lanesboro sparks a dynamite incident involving a boy and his father. authorities pursue legal steps. The Delaware and Hudson pays March services. churches plan revival, and high Susquehanna water concerns disturb fishermen.
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C. Fred Wright
Mia. Zora
Front Street
William TB. Stoddard
Montrose
Royal Arcanum
Erie
B. F. Pride
West Main Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles B. Perry
Deposit
Fred W. Church
Halstead
Hallstead
Charles Sands
Great Bend
Scranton Correspondence Schools
Baptist Church
Halletead
Nineveh
John Condon
St. Lawrence's Catholic Church
A. F. Harding
William Knoeller
Brandt
James Hutchings
Auburn Centre
Slater
Lanesboro
Parte
Odd Fellows lodge marks twenty year celebration
Rose Rebekah lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows celebrated its twentieth anniversary last Saturday night with an attendees only event. Two new members were received and initiated followed by a banquet after the business session. Mrs Phillips is visiting friends and relatives in Stroudsburg and the Delaware Water Gap for three weeks. see ad on page three for details.
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Rose Rebekah Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Primitive Methodist meeting outlines district business in Tamaqua region
The fourth quarterly conference of Wyoming district's Primitive Methodist committee met yesterday at the local church to transact business ahead of the May Tamaqua annual conference. Rev. M Harvey was elected chairman and Rev. W H Holder secretary. reports showed strong parishioner effort despite missionary funds delays. a Duryea mission is proposed under Avoca. Funeral announced for Michael Marley of West Slide after spinal meningitis. Boston Concert and Kinetoscope to perform at Sarsfield Opera House tomorrow night with free show outside at 7. Admission 25 cents, children 15.
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Primitive Methodist Church
Tamaqua
M. Harvey
W. H. Holder
Duryea
Avoca
Reve. D. Savage
W. H. Acornty
Plymouth
W. T. Williams
T. Little
Wilkes-Barre
T. Bell
William Hilbert
Plains
R. W. Wilson
T. C. Bates
George Davis
Nanticoke
H. G. Russell
Hudson
M. ¢. Prosser
Scranton
T. Cook
Jermyn
Dr. Bird
Michael
John Marley
West Slide
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Boston Concert and Kinetoscope Company
Sarsfield Opera House
Joseph McPherson
Viola
Birdella Deeble
Tda Boone
Young Men's Institute
Stated Graduates to Hold School Exercises
Special to the Scranton Tebtune from Starrucca notes Mr B Parrell of Costello visiting friends. The graded school prepares for closing exercises with Rev T Brewster to preach the baccalaureate and a graduation class of three boys Leland S Newcomb Harry Crossley and Jay La Barre.
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Scranton
Funeral of Mrs Taggart at St Peter’s Cathedral
A large attendance mourned Mrs Margaret Taggart at a high mass of requiem in St Peter’s Cathedral. Rev J A O’Reilly officiated with deacon Rev Loughran and sub deacon Rev MacGoldrick. Pallbearers included Peter Kelly and James Donnegan. Interment was in Cathedral cemetery.
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Mulberry Street
St. Peter's Cathedral
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D. J. MacGoldrick
Peter Kelly
Thomas McCourt
James Donnegan
P. F. Cullen
M. J. O'Malley
John Colligan
Cathedral
Court House News Notes on Charters and Divorces
Vaughan Richards and others apply for a memorial Baptist church charter on Church avenue Beranton. Mrs Ida KE Kauffman seeks divorce from Charles L Kaufman Jr citing cruelty. marriage dated December 30 1897. Judge Edwards issues two brief opinions. road view in Covington set aside for lack of notice. case Philo Lee versus Carbondale township school district awards witness fees in favor of the plaintiff totaling 23.10.
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George Davis
J. N. Roberts
John J. Owens
Tanae Williams
John Twining
Memorial Baptist Church
Church Avenue
Beranton
Ida KE. Kauffman
George D. Taylor
Charles L. Kaufman, Jr
Edwards
Covington
Philo Lee
Carbondale Township
Opening Baseball Season At Polo Grounds Analysis
Fifteen thousand watched the season opener at the Polo Grounds as Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago and St Louis led a strong showing. The Brooklyns struggled against Carrick through seven innings while New York hitters performed well in key stretches. Score details incomplete in the report.
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New York
Polo Grounds
Brooklyns
Carrick
New Yorks
Boston Opens Season as Phillies Edge Red Sox
Ten thousand fans crowded Fenway with perfect weather as Philadelphia built a big lead behind steady pitching from Orth. Boston rallied in the ninth on a batting spree to tie the game, but the visitors held on for the win after a brisk season opener.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Orth
Cy Young Shuts Down Pittsburg in St Louis Opener
Cy Young pitched a dominant season debut in St Louis allowing five hits and fanning nine as Pittsburg faltered in the opener. His sharp fielding kept the defense solid while the crowd noted the strong start to the campaign.
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St. Louis
Cy Young
Pittsburg
Cincinnati Falls to Chicago in Opening Game
Cincinnati was forced to lower her colors to Chicago in the opening game. Fachela used two pitchers and was touched up freely. Attendance reported at 12,000. Score details not provided.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Fachela
Detroit Buffalo game score report
Detroit beat Buffalo 3 to 0 in a baseball or hockey style score note. A separate entry shows Kansas City defeating Minneapolis 9 to 8 in another matchup.
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Detroit
Buffalo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Three Filipinos Sentenced for Guerilla Warfare at Leallamba
The military commission at Leallamba Manila found three Filipinos guilty of guerilla warfare. Two received life sentences but were reduced to fifteen years by Major General Oils. The third got fifteen years. Two Ladrones convicted of murder were sentenced to hang at Odonnel.
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Manila
Military Commission
Leallamba
Oils
Odonnel
Model ministership urged at Wyoming Conference grand session
The Wyoming Conference closes its session with sermons on piety and study. Bishop Foss urges diligent study, strong preaching, and faithful ministry, while leaders discuss church extension and missionary programs. Delegates plan lay convention organization and hear reports from Silver Lake and Northern Christian Advocate.
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Evangelista
Ein
Ieare
Jesus
Apontinn
Moses
Foss
Catarrh Cure Promotion and Local Endorsements
One hundred dollar reward offer for a cure of catarrh and claims of reliable dealings by J Cheney & Co of Toledo. West & Troax and Waima & Marvin are listed as wholesalers and pharmacists. Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills are promoted with testimonials and a blood and mucous surface claim.
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J. Cheney & CO
Poops
Toledo
P. J. Chener
West & Troax
O. Waima & Marvin
Hall
East Buffalo Market Report Shows Slow Demand
East Buffalo on April 10 reports cattle and calves offered but no sales completed. Prices for hogs and other livestock appear dull with slow activity, limited bidding, and cautious buyer interest noted alongside weak demand across calf and beef markets.
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East Buffalo
Mooilly
Markets Report Reflect Unease Amid Iron and Steel Stock Fluctuations
New York April 10 traders show fretful activity on the stock exchange as iron and steel shares swing with erratic moves. Dealers note pressure in metals lifting some prices briefly before declines pull the broader list lower. Rumors of railroad consolidations and Berkshire style bets circulate while total stock volume reaches 40,400 shares and bond activity remains uneven.
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Stock Exchange
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Tron Age
Etiyn
Baltimore and Ohio
Souther Pacific
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Southern Railway
Vanderbilt
Wabash
Smithwestern
Gould Rltronita
United States
Fragmentary OCR Note on Dairy Terms and Locales
A garbled OCR fragment lists dairy related terms and fragments of place names and numbers. It mentions beans garlic marrow and prices or measures, with scattered references to locations and local entities, but lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Report
Philadelphia April 16 Wheat steady for different grades with April and May positions noted. Corn oats and rye quoted with varied weights and destinations. Eggs butter and cheese prices mixed while live poultry and dressed poultry values hold firm amid shipments of wheat and corn totals and clear tonnage figures.
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Philadelphia
New York
Market Report Confused Grain and Wheat Prices Mix
New York trade notes show mixed grain activity with weak spot prices for wheat and oats and little change in some futures. Prices for white and mixed track grades lingered near unchanged, while options traded lightly and closed weak in several contracts amid shifting elevator demand and regional duty signals.
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Gulge
Western Cromnery
Alice
Emamern
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Ly Wess
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Wark
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Wheat and pork prices in Chicago trade noted in stable session
Chicago April 1 traders reported mild sunny weather and stable demand with liquidation limiting movements. Prices show gains in pork and declines in lard while cash quotations list various wheat and feed components and a range of minor commodities.
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Matic
Provialoi
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Riba
Aliontders
Uait
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Whinkey
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Chicago Livestock Market Report Readout
Receipts total around 11 000 with steady to lower cattle and steady to higher hogs. Prime steers and desirable fat cattle selling well while feeders and calves show mixed demand, with Texas fed cattle near steady and lamb and sheep trade softer for some lots.
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Gale
Tod Sments
Heblors
Bolle
Hatchere
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Eeterny Fenibe
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Unclear Market Snapshot From New York April Trade Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe price trends and market terms in New York. The text mentions nerves, trade, prices, primes, weather, and various abbreviations with unclear references to figures and entities. Specifics are unreadable, but hints of market activity and regional notes remain.
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Scott
New York
Untitled historical item with garbled data
GarbledOCR fragment detailing prices and items including bikes and stock terms. unclear event, place, or persons present. Contains multiple unreadable sequences and misspelled terms, preventing a clear summary.
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