Fire destroys knit mill in Troy causing heavy loss
The Troy knitting mill, opened just over a year ago by a Crawford County firm, was gutted by fire Wednesday. Loss estimated at 2000 dollars with 12000 dollars insured. Sixty five workers impacted. new machinery and 500 dollars in finished goods destroyed. The owner plans no rebuild to pursue Gospel ministry. Local deaths include Thomas Butterfield, lifelong Jackson resident, buried today.
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Sidney, N
Here
Starfaces
T. J. Mumford
Thomas Butterfield
Jackson
Free Baptist Church
Lake View
Honesdale May Day Meetings And Local Happenings
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Honesdale April 7 reports pew rental plans for the Presbyterian church, the Old Fellows 81st anniversary in Freedom hall, and an anniversary sermon by Rev D S MacKeller. Also notes Park Schoonover leaving for New York, Frank Hollenback buying timber land, band mergers into Maple City band, and preparations for a May minstrel show.
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Tuxedo
N. Y
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Indian Orchard
Teania
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Delaaware
Hudson Honesdale
Sawyer's Band
Maple City Band of
ER. M. Dorin
Robert Murray
Andrew Cole
W. J. Silverstone
Harrisburg
Wayne County
Minor
Second Street
John Strongman
Dethany
West
W. P. Schenck
Minnesota
E. Fh. Hardenbergh
Philharmonic Orchestra
Musical History Club
Fields & Hanson
Opera House
Local notes from Thompson April twenty seventh
Mrs A C Focter shows off new millinery rooms next to B Garne drug store. Rev L Cole and wife return from Wilkes Barre Scranton after ten days with relatives. Mrs George S Clark on sick list. Dr Er T Wheaton and wife visit brother N S Foster. M C Lewis and brother F W Lewis in Hornelsville yesterday. Carpenters in demand as town plans improvement work. Mrs Flora Sanford returns to Methodist Parsonage to take charge for Rev A D David. Mrs A D Barnes and Mrs Mills visit. correction about Rev D C Barnes farm ownership stated he sold a Bradford county farm.
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Hornelsville
M. CY
Flora Sanford
Dalton
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
A. D. David
A. D. Barnes
Herrick Center
Mills
Susquehanna
D. C. Barnes
Montrose
Bradford County
Dangers from the Cold and Blustery Spring
From the New York Herald a warning that cold waves threaten public health with grip and pneumonia risk. It notes lower temperatures may revive illness and urges precautions as spring arrives. Dr Humphreys Seventy Seven is promoted as a remedy, with sales details provided.
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Humphreys’ Homeopathic Medicine Co
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Temperance meetings spark May series in Tankhannock
Special to the Scrmaton Triune reports a May 3 start for a ten day temperance lecture tour led by the Inoat Women’s Christian Temperance Union at Platt’s opera house. Lectures feature illustrated views and guest speakers planned for Pittston and Wilkes-Barre, with a slate of local announcements and civic notes in the area.
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Wilkes
S-County
Combestoni
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Niven
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John McGarman
Wither Ture
Capmbelatiere
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Tnisionem
Ania
Mey Ojeity Tibia
Harvey Slokler
Tin Bluttition
We i
Bseowiuty
Thin Fall
Orc
Ethan
Wwen Handel
Labarre
Sanya
Aipeetie Court
Ahaimon
Local notices and events from Hophotion area April 27
Special to the Sorwntin Pristine reports Rev appoints praetor of Mothnoltet Epes church for another year. Many residents attend Methwlet Tailies meeting. A house fire near Whitie Known as Horace Tiffany fur destroys a dwelling. Milk producers seek higher prices or quit. plan an arrangement with Mr. Herketreter in New York. Several residents visiting relatives in Alabama and Maine.
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Withee
Chudtighiter
Ellewheah
Pett
Tein
Wieduuetiter
Taylor
Minnie Bailey
Thom
Davin
Tordime Jlarlley
Fet
Lenon
C. A. Johnnson
Martor
Min Molitheony
Alabama
Mia Kalle Turner
Helen
Mye Fannie Bell
Binghinaton
Bilna Beck
Tie Pee
Motituny
Ter Ster
Mev Weratnik
Mies Weight
Thoursday
Willette
Whitie
Horace Tiffany
George Mackey
Thie Place
Seonathon
Herketreter
New York Party
Anniversary events mark Chr order commemoration in Factoryville
A local notice from Factoryville reports an anniversary observance at the church with prayers and sermons. Speakers include Mr Steaytar and Mr S&S ft. Dilly while attendees from regional churches are invited to attend morning and evening services.
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Apel
Mir
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Springville
Wemlins
Teegentoe Tiled
Linpouten
Ohl Pellowe
Weiley Oy
Tniversary
Welubiatidl
Steaytar
Myewene Lilly
Phifer
Gootmaried Vort Dervins
Mus Blater
Ceili
Suneay
Motert PV
Meiee
Avoca Deaths and Mining Accident Report
Patrick Navan of West Side and Chester Google of North End are reported dead from pocanenia and a mining accident respectively. Navan died Thursday afternoon with funeral plans announced this afternoon, interment to follow. Chester suffered a serious work related injury at Law shaft yesterday morning while helping clear debris after an explosion.
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West Side
Pocanenia
Chester
North
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Klondike
Local notes mention recoveries and social events
Not back, slight hopes of recovery. Cornelius Bonner from North End moved to Pittston hospital after a severe prem mond attack. Edward Reap injured in Lanehart on Wednesday improved slightly. Several couples attended the Snyder Shaffer wedding in Chimore. A concert at the P M church was postponed indefinitely with refunds issued. Charles Aikroan returned home after visiting his brother in Freon county.
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North Ead
Premmond
Pitteton Hospital
Edward Reap
Lanehaft
Giles
and Mie
GG. W. Shales
Nell Foreston
Ala Hines
Harrie
Snyder-Shaffer
Chimore
P.M
Charles Aikroan
Deffreon County
Towanda Items Chronicle A Mixed Patchwork of Local News
Special to the Scranton Tribune Towanda April 17 A track walker robbed near Sayre of cash and trinkets A Canton dog finds and returns pups to its litter and care A Hormbrook resident trains a family of lying squires captured Young cattle die in Wells County from unknown illness A tramp resembling John O Connor in jail torn a coat into carpet rags A register docket lists marriage attempts for a boy and girl aged 16 and a divorced man widow A $1 000 bequest to Perkie Post Athonm willed by George W Perkins of New York Thomas Weller dies at his Hornbrook estate James Ford aged about 60 dies in Pike township James Kean of South Waverly killed by Erie train near Wellsburg Rev M Davies resigns Baptist pastorate at Chemung to Troy Ashay machine in Canton Sayre tows new foreman Tower at Inco votive shops Sayre Zinc mines explored at Bentley Creek work to begin
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Canton
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Wells
John O'Connor
Nicold
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Perkine Post
George W. Perkins
New York
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Tate
Hornbrook
James Ford
Pike Township
Bradford
James Kean
South Waverly
Erie
Wellsburg
BT. Davies
Chemung
Troy
Ad Vathordet
Skinner’s Eddy
Towanda
Wilkes-shirre
Tutty
Seventh Day Adventista
Coll
New Milford School Elites Named in Local Progress List
The New Milford graded school names its leading pupils Mitcie Plummer Neatrice Howell Nellie Van Loan Mary White Sarah O'Brien Zing McConnell Johanta Donohie Jennie Hoyle Florence Smith Clive Coll and Alvin Touré. Community visits include Mrs G Metallum at Geet Bend and Mrs ES Garrat's trip to Hinghwenton.
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New Milford
Mitcie Plummer
Neatrice Howell
Nellie van Loan
Mary White
Sarah O'Brien
Zing McConnell
Johanta Donohie
Jennie Hoyle
Florence Smith
Clive Coll
Alvin
Toure
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Geet Bend
Mra
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Hinghwenton
Clartes Smith
Pridaye
Cork
Clifford
Charles Anne
Mannnwie
Ofratt
Tl. Geil
Binghameen
L. W. Gillespie
J. T. Brees
Villa Nowe
Kate Lewis
Hoplatton
Charlee Lines
Great Alend
Wodlgenlay
Missoa
Ivan
Montrose
Frank Dale
Arthur Lewis
Tojellon
Dolin
Prea Hotta
Rooney
Creat Bend
Tawliy
Funeral Held For W W Gilliauls In Scranton
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for W W Gilliauls. A sermon at the Methodist Episcopal church followed a brief service at the home. Interment was in the family plot at X Cemetery. Many out of town relatives attended and a large assembly gathered for the rites.
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Watson Stanton
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Willian Youd
Kency Sempaon
Warren Rix Post
X. Haan Cemetery
Frank B. Gunsaule
Metaenane
Wos
Daniel Ry Canswule
Ernest Buyden
Lewis Munson
Mie
W. BH. Walker
Carbondale
Harvey Buetland
Mia
Philo Gunsauls
Elmer Seeley
Samed Hinnell
Soretiens Mesare
Will
Charles Benjanin
Uehari Maghes
Wilkewstarre
A. Wellicon
Moreitale
Collin
Stanton
Ix Witte Secouely
Gmcomona
Coe Rattan
A. Wonnaentt
Misa Rongiett
Iain
Megan's
Paledre Doyle
Sarhemlate A. Furdinewe
Steppin
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Soni Cotaun
Jae
Marche Brate
Sisithie
Honesdale View
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Kare Hoehbied
Vivien. Mie
Mis. Ciewee Alword
Fal Stephenam
Peruna Promises Relief From Winter Catarrh
An advertisement argues winter catarrh affects the whole body from mucous membranes to digestion. It cites systemic catarrh and claims Peruna targets the cause, urging a thorough course to remedy tiredness and digestive issues. The tone promotes Peruna as a universal cure.
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Dr. Hartman
Funeral of Jaime B Metreary Held at Hallstead
The funeral of Jaime B Metreary, an elder Hallstead citizen and businessman, was held Tuesday afternoon from the Presbyterian church. Interment was in St. Hoe cemetery.
Market Activity Weakened After Morning Rally on Steam of Stocks
New York trades show Strenetlin stocks fading after an early rise. General demand cooled as yesterday’s short-covering faded, with limited support from earnings and London demand. Brokers moved to hold prices while signs of weaker activity appeared across rail, sugar, and industrial issues.
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Peruna Promises Quick Relief From April Ailments
An advertisement extols Peruna as the best spring tonic blood purifier and nerve invigorator, claiming one bottle clears fogs of April ailments better than any other medicine.
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Eastland
Texas
Lena L. Stoll
Adrian
Mich
United States
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Local Scranton Market Report and Dairy Goods Prices
Long, fragmented market notes detail Scranton trading activity, railway references, and dairy products. It lists Butter Creamery cheese and various meats with prices and supply notes, plus April wheat and corn quotes and cash market activity.
Unclear OCR notes on transit and crowd observations
Fragmentary text from a New York area page mentions a mix of transit, crowds, and crowd behavior with references to an elevator, arrival times, and street scenes. The legible content is sparse and lacks coherent events or names to anchor a fuller summary.
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report April 27
New York and Buffalo markets show cattle and sheep trading unevenly. Cattle steadier to higher with steer prices around a thousand dollars and clipped sheep trading near seventy to eighty dollars, while lambs and woolled sheep fluctuate as buyers seek value.
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Thaliie
Pring Lanlin
Buffalo
Kinet Buffalo
Mwah
Palerab
East Liberty Cattle Market Session Notes
Fragmentary record from East Liberty on cattle market activity. Mentions various cattle grades and figures, including percentages and prices, with unclear vendor names and items like veal and dairy stock. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events.
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