W. H. Reynolds Killed In Valley Road Train Accident
W H Reynolds son of ex-Prothonotary N W Reynolds was killed when he fell between railroad cars while boarding a freight near Wyalusing. He had come home for Grangers day and was returning after painting the river bridge. Reynolds was 22, played baseball and football locally, and was well regarded. Funeral plans and a town meeting of Triton Hose company followed his death.
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Scranton
Wyalusing
Hornolds
Reynolds
Laceyville
W. N. Reynols
John Reynolda
Reynolda
Mansfield State Normal School
Montrose
Marshall
Triton Hose Company
Dedeased
Levi Wells
Bradford County
Philadelphia
W. B. Tewksbury
Europe
University of Pennsylvania
Glasgow
Electric Sdeht Company
Aaron Brown
W. Eysenbach
Louis Hilkowich
G. W. McKown
U. J. Jorden
N. W. Reynolds
W. A. Shaw
W. EB. Little
C. O. Dorshhimer
FR. BF. Bmillinge
Lake Carey
Wilkes-Barre
Reynolds Reunion Held At Factoryville For Descendants
The annual Reynolds family reunion will be held in Factoryville on Saturday August 25 at Keystone Academy grave. Descendants from across the state gather to honor Colonel Robert Reynolds with minutes read and history of pioneer days. Attorney H C Reynolds of Beranton serves as association historian and will contribute to the program.
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Evergreen Cemetery
Keystone Academy Grove
Factoryville
Robert Reynolds
Keystone Academy
Association
H. C. Reynolds
Beranton
Seventeen Susquehanna arrests cited in county case roundup
Special to the Scranton Telegram reports on seventeen people arrested Tuesday for highway robbery and burglary on the Oakwood side. Three held for county court, three sentenced to two months in county jail, eleven discharged. The six prisoners were taken to the county jail Tuesday afternoon.
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Susquehanna
Oakand
Testershire
John W. Barnes
Scranton
St. John’s Catholic Church
Erie
Kimira
Tauffate
Susquehanna Maennercher
Oakland
Miele Hall
Forest City Adds Football Club and Orchestra
Eyeclat reports Forest City forms a new borough football team and the Forest City orchestra. socials planned for after pay day and on August 20 at the Davis opera house. Also notes a farm accident on the DeLafontain place injuring the elder Mr. DeLafontain, and a small Main Street fire damaging a millinery shop and dressmaker’s, with insurance status listed.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Forest City Orchestra
Davis Opera House
W. J. Davis and
Ralph
Keranton
J. DeLafontain
Here
Crystal Lake
Mr. DeLafontain
Horaca
Main Street
Julius Freedman
Fred J. Osgood
Emmons
Sarah Mires
Local Guests and Short Travels Reported in Factoryville
In Factoryville on August 18 Mrs. Packer and her granddaughter Miss Surdam of Pittston visit Mrs. William Towers. Rev. and Mrs. T. Rh. Wainpeck of MN City stay at the Methodist parsonage after a Tuesday visit. Rev. W. M. Hiller plans a Port Jervis vacation next week with his daughter. Mrs. Walter Horton and sister Mrs. Leadbeater of New London Conn. visit relatives. Mrs. Sara Simrell spends the week in Binghamton. Miss Annette R. Bush departs for Dallas and Harvey's Lake yesterday. Rev. G. BH. Smith of Kingston Pa. is noted in the text.
Minister to Preach at M. F. Church Next Sabbath
A preacher will speak at the M. F. church next Sabbath morning August 10, with services starting at 11 o'clock. The event aims to draw local parishioners and neighbours to the morning sermon.
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M. F
Wilkes-Barre weddings plus local happenings in 1900
In Wilkes-Barre Miss Sarah Horton, 45, wed Theodore Wolfe, 60, after three months knowing each other, with vows at the Quartroute House by Rev. Dodson. George Hufford, 68, marries Lydia Sutlit, 61, on their wedding trip to Scranton Carbondale and Clark's Green. Also notes Hugh McDonald’s reappointment as mine inspector, racing results at Glen Falls, and local oddities from barber chair beetle to a four-footed white crickare.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Sarah Horton
Theodore Wolfe
Roonevelt
George BD. Hufford
Hantock Township
Lydia C. Sutlit
Rows Township
Qourtright House
Key. C. BR. Dodson
Hunlock Creek
BE. W. Campbell
Susquehanna County
Here
Lehigh Valley
Facks & Brown
Clothiers
Eagle Hose Company
Avoca Groups Meet and Local Officials Visit
The Juvenile Sons of St George plan a meeting at O Malley s hall Saturday at 7 0. Dr B C Fern of Scranton visited town yesterday. Mrs Charles Warren, Mrs Peter McQuinn and Mary McCourtney attended a funeral on the South Side. Road master Charles Rothermal of the Delaware Hudson railroad visited his brother Frank Rothermal on the West Side. Avoca Business Men were defeated by Olyphant despite Dunn and Deeble forming Avoca s battery in an 18 to ? game.
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St. George
O'Malley's
B. C. Fern
Scranton
Charles Warren
Peter McQuinn
Mary
West Slide
John McCourtney
South Side
Charles Rothermal
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Carbondale
Frank Rothermal
West Side
Avoca
Olyphant
Dunn
Deeble
Educational Contest Leaders Show Largest Day Yet
The Tribune's Educational Contest posted its biggest day since opening, with four leaders extending their totals while the top four remained tied at day’s end. Several long‑inactive entrants sought information, planning to enroll at home soon as opportunities arise.
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the Tribune
Carpet Installed at Methodist Church as Local Notes Spread
The Ladies Aid Society placed a new carpet in the Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs W Weecott and children visited relatives earlier in the week. Several Brooklyn residents moved goods to the Dimock camp ground. Meetings start next week. Nellie Tiffany hosted a small gathering Friday afternoon. Mrs A B Wardle and daughter Gertrude stay at the Spring House Heartlake. Ephraim Pratt visited Wescott in Lathrop Thursday. Our graded school opens Tuesday August 28 with Prof M W Stephens as principal. Miss Hessile Chamberlain, assistant. Miss Elizabeth Wright and Miss Mary Hearn, primary. Mrs E W Penny attempted self-harm Monday. dose laudanum, but not fatal. she recovered with medical aid.
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Scranton Tribune
Brokelyn
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. Weecott
Brooklyn
Dimock
Nellie Tiffany
Wardle
Gertrude
Spring House
Heartlake
Ephraim Pratt
Wescott
Lathrop
M. W Stephens
Misa Hessile Chamberlain
Elizabeth Wright
Mary Hearn
E. W. Penny
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Remedies and Trust
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. and lists endorsements from Wet & Truax and Walding, Kinnan & Marvin. It offers one hundred dollar rewards for cases of catarrh that cannot be cured, claiming the remedy acts on the blood and mucous surfaces.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Prope
Toledo
Fo . Cheney
Mnan
Wet & Truax
Wholewle Deneeista
O, Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Ungrammatical Burglar Fends Off Pair At Home
Dot Dorrance confronts a burglar and his partner in a tense at home scene. She fires to protect her sleeping child Cuthbert while Jack returns in time to restrain the intruder and save the infant. The ordeal ends with reunion and a joke on grammar.
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Jack
Bharin
Misale
Voalce
Dot
Cuthbert
Shoe
Cate
Anthie
Pat
Davy Crockett
Markets See Early Strength Falter on Traders’ Reels
New York trading opens with strength spurred by favorable outlook and improved sentiment but loses momentum as room traders adjust positions. Stocks such as Pacific Mail Rubber and Consolidated Gas show wide moves. Steel and railroad shares dip amid selling and cautious tone. Total sales reach 200,758 shares with declines in key indexes.
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New York
Landi
Pacific Mail
Ihaliliners
Ohio
New Jury Central Railroad
Tal Aalow
Bende
Tostal Salen
UL &. Govern Ao Lee
Corrected Dairy Goods Prices and Supplies
Corrected by H. G. Dale lists dairy items and variations including Butter-Creamery tubs, Cheese-Full cream new goods, Beans-Per bu. at 2.45 and 2.90, Bermuda Onione at 1.75, Flour patent at 41.25, with nearby water and miscellaneous items.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ava
Western
Mic
Wate
Bermuda
Agricultural market prices and shipments report
The notice lists mixed grain items and dairy products with quality notes and prices. It includes wheat and corn figures, refined sugar and cotton prices, poultry listings, and daily shipment tallies for wheat and corn. District figures show tonnage and bushels, with precise shipment totals.
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Philadelphia
Avia
Ile
Western
Sogha
Market Report Confused Scribbles on Duluth Commodities
A jumble of terms shows mixed notes on elevator activity, wheat, corn, and other commodities in Duluth with references to May futures, steady or dull tones, and varied demand signals. The fragmentary lines mention elevators, spot trades, and packing products with unclear sequencing.
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New York
Ave
Duluth
Stosdys
Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago prices for wheat and pork fluctuated under liquidation with dull trading. Cash quotes showed mixed readings for No 2 red wheat and oats while flour held steady and pork futures slipped alongside lard and rib quotes.
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Chicago
Ang
Pyyake
Harley
Meatlee
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Summary
A chaotic OCR text about buffalo and cattle prices and animals features scattered with misread terms. Mentions good grades and various animal names and prices in unclear figures. Likely a market note with livestock listings and values, but specifics are unreadable.
Calves and cattle noted in unclear Aug report
An unreadable fragment describes calves and yearlings with prices and names, mentioning oats, tan color, and various terms. The text is garbled with missing words and partial place names, making concrete details hard to confirm.
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Erie
Exchange Notes on Cattle Prices and Weights in East Liberty
Fragmentary report from East Liberty on cattle market conditions dated August 18. Mentions prime beef and veal calf items, weights around rough figures, and prices noted in dollars. Specifics are garbled, but references to buyers and market terms imply a local livestock price summary.
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Donnelly
The
Ninth Ward
John T. Flannery
Fabric Fire Hose Company
New York City
Ofmloce
Eity
T Flannery
Tronnelly
W. H. Reynolds
Tunkhannock
Rhohola Filen
Charles Poolen
Taneshora
Denver
Colorado
Crigwe
Riverside Park
Lanesboro
Company B
Seventeenth Penneylennian Cavalry
Charler PP. Whitney
North Jackson
Baptist Church
North Jackwn
Mognin Opera House
Doran
H.C. Yarrington
Bradley Beebe
M . Miller
Stroudsburg
Windsor Nine
Heele Park
Nicholas
Filare Miller
Galloway
Jackson
Mra. J. Twirs
Mra
Timothy Minchan
Mnaxey
Dunn Lake
Ararat
Ararat Summit
Harriet Agrea
Jackson Street
Charlies Woodruff
Menllen
Mise Frances Minehon
Shell Maxey
Ue Ev
Tribune's
Charles Rodriguez
Webster
Oliver Callahan
Vine Street
David V. Birtley
West Market
Eugene Boland
Walnut Street
David C. Spencer
Bloomsburg
Arthur Kemmerer
Harry Reese
Evans Court
Sidney W. Hayes
Olive Street
John P. Smith
Boulevard
Mins Grace Simrell
Edward Murray
Hamm Court
Richard Roberts
Hampton Street
Hall
Price
All
AVIAN
Wall Street Review
Tri Hirian Co
Renin Sone
Seraritun
Telephone
Amor
Amer
Tohanco Am
Steel & Witty
Atobieat
Reno Ke
Travtiit
Balto
Wests
Ford
Steel
Mr. Leuk
Nash
Met Traction
N. Ie
N. J. Cyntral
Nori
Ponte
BO BI St
North
Pacific
Ant Penna
Reading
Southom
South
Tty
Saenne
Tenn
Coal & Tren
Tity Aly
U.S
Pr Iit
Rubber Aly Maton
Mayitte Nial Union Pavifie
Western Union
Pho Tor Exchange
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Ieee
Scranton Savings
Seenewee
Scranton Packi
Third National Bank
Light, HW. & BL Co
Ebennnee Clark & Stover Tin
Ieeee Scranton
Lackawanna Daly
Firesational Bank
New Mexico
National Bank
Ee Scranton
Bolt and Nuteenenee
Ecranton Pamengee
Oon
New York Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle Market
East Liberty
Ieat
BATES
Sher
Buck Ens
Cannes
Weil
Nottingham
Jonas Long
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