Court proceedings in Scranton and Montrose list of trials
The Montrose docket reports verdicts and judgments in multiple cases. Notable rulings include a not guilty verdict for Thomas Patten and Arthur Patten on assault and battery, and a guilty verdict for Ira Tinklepaugh in a related case. Valentine acquitted of felonious rape while Trott er faced assault with intent to ravish and was cleared. A wage suit for $156.54 favored the plaintiff. Local social notes follow with church events and community notices.
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The
Commonwealth
Thomas Patten
Arthur Patten
Ira Tinklepaugh
Tinklepaugh
John Valentine
Peter DeWitt
Hall
Jackson
Place
Vialentine
George Trotter
A. J. Avery
D. W. Gardiner
Dunham
Wyoming-Sullivan
Scranton
Gardner
N. ©. Major
First National Bank of Susquehanna
Bilas Hartley
G. W. Weidman
Costa
Notable Visitors and Stage of Montrose Highlights
Ex Sheriff Richard Foron of Friendsville visits Montrose as relatives arrive from New York. Hon George A Post ex congressman tours the area with family after staying at the Tarbell house. Rev Edwin G Decker of Arizona to preach at the Presbyterian church. A new creamery, owned by local farmers, is completed and inspected with advanced facilities for dairy processing. The Boatman's Daughter is mentioned as a feature likely to be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Montrose
Richard Foron
Friendsvillle
Charles TR. Fowler
Marion
Henry
New York
Lanesboro
Misa Susan Stedman
Rochester
Minnesota
D. H. Coon
Arthur Smith
Middletown
N. Y
G. B. Smith
George A. Post
Tarbell House
Solis
The White Man's Burden Dyspepsia Remedy Claim
The passage labels dyspepsia as a universal burden across classes and claims Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cures 98 of 100 with a fair trial. It asserts the remedy lifts the burden, improving life, happiness, and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noman
Pierce
Susquehanna County Notes Mix Local Events and Reunions
Reports from Susquehanna County summarize sports results, family reunions, church activities, and upcoming events. Highlights include Lester shire defeating Susquehanna 4 to 1, a Prohibition convention set for Sept. 5 at Unilondal, multiple family reunions in Riverside Park and Lenox, a funeral for Miss Frances Sheldon of Deposit, vaccination of cattle for anthrax near Thompson, and plans to repair the Transcript building for a Keystone firehouse.
Family Gatherings Scheduled in Aug at Several Homes
At the home of William H. Larrabee in Bucquehanna on Aug 30 a Wheaton family gathering is planned. The Wheaton family reunion will be at Roberts Hill in Jackson on Aug 2. The Tallman-Dix reunion is set for Jackson on Aug 22.
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William H. Larrabee
Bucquehanna
Wheaton
Roberts’ Hill
Jackson
Tallman-Dix
Pic Nic by Sunday Schools at Crystal Lake
Uniondale August 17 A Sunday school picnic by Methowliet and Presbyterian churches at Crystal Lake drew a large crowd with a local band playing on land and water A brief pavilion service met with approval Camping updates include Dad Bakers tent and the Lewis Lake stay ending as residents return home Several residents attend Ararat camp meeting and others report good times at Ryders Pond Notable notes include Mrs Dimmick ill and the death of William F Jones cholera morbus comments on camp life and recent heavy showers
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Sywvla
Seramton Tribune
Uniondale
Union
Methowliet
Presbyterian
Crystal Lake
Dad Baker
Lewle Lake
Washburn Street
Beranton
Tennant
Sherwood
Lord Eastman
Ryders Pond
Thorpe
George Maxey
Janet Tinker
William Burdick
William F. Jones
Herrick Township
Measie Coleman
Winwood
Crawford
Coleman
Carbondale
Forest City Local News and Camp Meeting Opening
Forest City notes include visits by Z H Dunn of Morris New Jersey and Rob ert H Dunn, A Gloxham and family at Ararat Summit, and Prof and Mrs Goodrich visiting Dundaff Street. The Free Methodist camp meeting at Ararat began August 15 with many locals attending through the season. Northeastern Pennsylvania Telephone expands lines Thompson to Susquehanna sixteen miles and targeted builds toward Fleweant Mount Niagara and Uniondale within weeks. Flaglight party on Dundaff Street with local youths and a fall from a pole injuring I J Osgood of the telephone company is reported two weeks after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Z. H. Dunn
Morris
N. J
Robert H. Dunn
KE. A. Gloxham
Ararat Summit
BF. M. Gardner
Montrose
Goodrich Fire
KR. H. Dunn
Dundaff Street
Ararat
Sesason
Elrie
Northeastern Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Thompson
Susquehanna
Une
Uniondale
Sherman
Depowit
Kate
Joy Beally
Minnie
Stella Stephens
Kihel Dolph
Sadie Hullah
Mame Cawley
Mia
BEL
Janswick
New Haven
Conn
Messia
Daniel Allen
Cecil Manger
Arthur Reese
Ridney Lott
Will McLaughlin
A. F. Lowne
William Butte
I. J. Osgood
Miss Ruth Johnson Hosts Lawn Party for Guest from Middletown
Special to the Scranton Tribune Nicholson Aug 17 Miss Ruth Johnson gave a lawn party on State Street Tuesday evening in honor of guest Migshar lotte M Wells of Middletown New York The lawn was lit with torches and lanterns Guests enjoyed crequet and crokinole on the lawn a program of vocal solos violin pieces and dances followed midnight refreshments were served on the porch and dancing continued into the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Lake Winola Hotel Clifton Sees Busy Season Growth
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Lake Winola August 17 The patronage at the new Hotel Clifton far exceeds expectations and proprietor J W Moore is striving to accommodate guests for the rest of the season A list of recent registrants includes J A Meats Mrs Edwards Miss Edwards Edward Deans Miss Deans J Robert Simpson and many others from Scranton Waverly Plymouth and nearby towns with several couples noted.
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Lake Winola
Clifton
J. W. Moore
J. A. Meats
J. Robert Simpson
J. A. Meas
George H. Winans
William RR. Allen
W. L. Senlager
T. Cromigell
G.H. Haldeman
Andrew Weir
Robert B. 8Yken
James Giray
James Milla
Hugh Serfass
W. E. Powell
Joseph Frey
Miss Pubuch
G. R. Kroger
W. W. Berry
Leon Griffin
Mae Nair Phillips
Raymond Sanderson
Farnham Meare
Arch Deans
Mrs. Megara
Charles I. Horn
William A. Hutton
Eli Harris
Marmne Gibbons
Scranton
F. H. Jermyn
Waverly
DD. F. Smith
Plymouth
Christopher Wren
George Pack
Willis C
Large season ball slated with special music attendance
King of Peckville joins a gathering of locals for a major ball this season. Special musician Bauer will be in attendance on Saturday evening August 18. A fishing trip by Dr Smith of Plymouth and Sydney Rosenbluth of Wilkes Barre reports good carp fishing and ponds. At Lake Winola a Friday shooting contest saw Corey Smith Sydney Rosenbluth and Megargel as top three. Smith won rifle, Rosenbluth revolver, and an exhibition followed with six of seven hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Smith
Sydney Rosenbluth
Megargel
Smith
Rosenbluth
Rev G B Smith Corrected Home Town And Visit Notes
The Rev. G B Smith will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday morning and is from Kutztown not Kingston as stated. Mrs. Smith is Miss Mamie Reynolds and they visit relatives here, staying until after the Reynolds reunion on the 2th. Mrs C Mathewson sprained her wrist last Thursday. James Pike and family from Washington DC stay with his parents on Malin street. Miss Blanche Stark travels to Poyntelle to visit a friend. Rienzi Chase moved his family to Waverly for his Western trip.
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Village Hall
Tueeaday
Harry Fr. Dixie
Zion Church
Heart Lake
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. I. Smith
Maple Street
Susquehanna
Maxey
Stone
Meenult
Mike
Jones Lake
HR. M. Bostwick
Tr. W. W. Bimiih
George Mack
Independent Republican Force
Candor
George James Pumpelly
Boxermont
C. Tt. Sayre
Mises
Perine
Misa P. Perine
W. & Wollar
Halsey
Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
G. B. Smith
Methodist Church
Kutztown
Kingston
James Pike
Washinton
D. C
Mr. Pike
Malin Street
Blanche Stark
Poyntelle
Rienzi Chase
Waverly
Mr. Chase
Marriage of Miss Helen Dingee to Clarence Lamson at home
Miss Helen Dingee of this place married Clarence Lamson of Bangor Pa at her parents home Wednesday evening. Rev G H Prentice officiated. Attendants included Launson and DePew families and friends from Dunmore Mipplewood and Scranton. The couple planned a Washington D C trip then reside in Bangor.
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Helen
Byron Dingee
Clarence Lamson
Bangor
G. H. Prentice
Launson
Aaron Launson
Florence
Ferris
Jessie
Martha
Mipplewood
Grim
Gons
Floyd
Frank
Dunmore
Heir
Mre. Hamlin
W. A. DePew
Fannie Brown
Chubb
Charles Edwards
Misses Inn
Mary DePew
Willard DePew
Lamson
Washington, D. C
Edward Bernard
CatnwWissa
Margaret Warell
Wilbur
Conklin
N. Y
Isaac Hieferker
May Hornbaker
Beranton
R. M. LaTouche J
Instanter
Laman
Gove
Green Ridge
Mabel DeWitt
Nichols
N. J
G. Bnowden
Newark
Grace Bourn
Scranton
Horace Jones
Order of Gold Fellows
Lake Ariel
Waverly News Briefs From Northfield and Surroundings
Rev Mr Godehall visits Northfield Mass for two weeks. Harry Miller hosts a barn dance last Wednesday. The hotel may change hands. Farmers Alliance met at Little Lake with W K Balisbury speaker. Dap Hiet Sunday School held a picnic. Temperance excursion to Mountain Park planned next Saturday with Mr Woodley as presidential candidate. Dr N C Mackey confined by grippe. Ruth Perry loses a cent on the way to John Miller’s. reward offered at post office.
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W. K. Balisbury
Lanaville
Dap Hiet
Mountain Park
Temperance
Woodley
N.C. Mackey
Ruth Perry
John Miller
Marvin Family Reunion At Peckville Grove Enjoys Joyous Conclave
The Marvin family reunion gathered at the Peckville grove with jokes toasts and fine refreshments. EB I Bonham of Dorranceton was elected president and officers were reelected. remarks by Bonham Worth and Elmer Roberta. Attendees included Worth Beott Brundage Roberts and many others. next year’s date to be announced.
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Marvin
Peckville Grove
John L. Worth
F. JD. Brundage
EB. I. Bonham
Dorranceton
Guy Ll. Bonham
Philadelphia
Amasa
Elmer Roberta
Peckville
Mia
Elmer Roberts
Will Marvin
William Marvin
Finley
George Gritman
Beott, Pa
Amuasa
F. D. Brundage
George
Marsh Brook
George Roberts
William Me
Kelvy
Tribune Educational Contest Sees New Leaders Rise
A Tribune Educational Contest update notes many points scored yesterday with Fannie Williams and Edward Murray advancing into ties and top standings. Grace Simrell also climbs from tenth to eighth, while John Smith Sidney Haver and others maintain strong positions as more competitors are urged to join.
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Tribune
Fannie BK. Williame
Peckville
Edward Murray
John FP. Smith
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Sidney W. Haver
Bravery of the Americans Recognized in War Reports
Brigadier General Dorward credits Lt Col Coolidge and officers under his command for bravery. Meade notes casualties and the deaths of Col Slo cum and Capt Davis. Proclamation to Tien-Tsein inhabitants claims allied bombardment in response to rebel attacks and outlines a temporary administration. Reports praise officer conduct and commend English sailors aiding wounded.
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Coolidge
Dorward
Meade
Slocum
Davis
Tien- Tain
Pekin
Tien-Tsein
Tien Tein
Tien Tain
al Hen
Ehela
Etr
Tole
Die
Alleminge
Don Unederma
Ag Tains de Novi
Altrivlio Meugrlies J. Tuilrile
Hettemant du Vilewink
Amrigies
France
We Patan
Onlonel
Bretagne
Ia Oenenie Siveward
Captain Mayttalimt
Biennl
Hewtenant de Valewau
Fobuehinn
Wiesle
Bo Alexiit
Civiceral
Steel
Waller
Fuller
Leutenant
Glens Falls Meet Highlights and Racing Results
The Glens Falls grand circuit meet produced fast racing in ideal weather. Nell Gwynne led to belts and won heat one, Annie Thornton claimed pace in three of four heats, and Oscar L captured three heats to win the pace. Marry O won the £10 pace in three of five heats with Teland Wilkow Jr close behind.
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Glens Falla
Ava
Nell Gwynne
Nigwor
Annie ‘Thornton
Tom Callan
Thine
Joe Walia
Mr. Middlemay
Diag
Winota
Oscar L
Tom
Dmg
Marry O
Teland Wilkow, Jr
Eeeonid
Lotr
Loom
Pension Notice for Mary B. Das in Scranton
Aug 17 notice from Pennsylvania pensions lists Mary B. Das of Scranton as a claimant. Details specify her pension view status and relevant eligibility.
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Pennsylvania
Washington
Mary B. Dasview
Scranton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Campaign Claim
An old advertisement fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous remedy. It mentions J Cheney and a network of affiliates offering a product claimed to cure catarrh with a price per bottle and a promise of honorable transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ty
J Cheney
A. Wey
Tiwlens
Ache Fost & Truax
Wholeaale Inte
Tol Wain
Kinase & Moria
Wee Oma
Hall
Market swings mark end of week as traders digest foreign and London cues
The market opened with mixed sentiment as news on the foreign minister’s fate and trade conflicts influenced stocks. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Conrail shares rose after early declines while Brethren Rapid Transit’s annual report drew attention. London shares drifted after earnings disappointments as money rates fell, bond markets showed a cautious pullback, and total trading volume reached about 107000 shares.
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New York
Polit
Abiise
Brooklyn
Tranat
Biatienhiary
London
Paul
Potter Creamery Dairy Goods Price List Fragment
Corrected by FH G Tule lists dairy items and commodities with prices including dairy tuba cream and flour. The fragment mentions beans per bushel, potatoes, and patent flour with miscellaneous notes and figure 2.44 for some item.
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FH. G. Tule
Larkewanna Ave
Potter—Creamery
Whitedelphia Market Report for Wheat Corn and Butter
Wheat weak and lower in August contracts with firm corn showing slight gains. No 2 mined corn prices advance, nearby softens in western imports. Butter steady. western oats mixed. Cotton trend lower. soybeans steady. Overall mixed commodity scene with ample trading volumes and varied regional quotes.
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VaisTiela
New York Wheat Market Report With Mixed Prices
Market notes show fluctuating futures with bids for flour futures steady and other grain prices mixed. Reports mention supply conditions, shipments from western regions, and price stands for contracts and futures amid varied demand.
Fragmentary 19th century market notes with prices and goods
A garbled market update lists commodities such as flour and spring wheat with assorted numbers and prices. It mentions oats barley and white varieties, plus items like whiskey and granulated sugar with assorted figures, though many terms are unreadable.
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Chicago
Aus
Auction Market Report from Chirag August Sale
Prices for cattle and sheep rise and fall with Texas and local lots noted. Beef steers and feeders show varied results with figures 9850 and 1200s. stockers, calves, and lambs listed alongside regional lots and buyers.
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Chirag
Texas Fed
Texas
Unclear text fragment from New York citizen notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with no coherent event or dates. Content is highly garbled and lacks discernible persons, organizations, or actions to summarize into a definitive news item.
Unclear OCR fragment prompts limited itemization
Fragmentary text shows scattered names numbers and terms. no coherent events, entities, or definable article content to summarize into a headline and summary.
Fragmented Buffalo Market Report Highlights Prices
Readable fragments show prices and items such as wool and sheep. Mentions include quantities and a few names but the text is garbled with missing details and formatting errors.
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Susquehanna County Courts
Valentine
Scranton Trilla
Peice
Searle
Judge Dunham
Dr. Pierce
W. T Thompson
Townsend, Broadwater Co
Montana
X Vv. Pierce
Susquehanna County
Lestershire
Lestershires
Erie Shop
Elmira
Susquehanna County Prohibition
Unilondal
Feld
Griges
Riverside Park
Sarah Anderson
Lewis
New Milford
Frances Sheldon
Deposit
Henson
H. M. Benson
Taltimore
Transcript
Ruch Avenue
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
Baltimore
Arar
Summit
Vera Edith Vail
Raymond Samuel Brush
Bible
E. Boyder
Hikland
Harriet Agnew
Ross
Jackson Street
Baptist Church
EE. H. Aboti
Episcopal
Grind Street
Erratic Mountain
Albert Cottrell
Nes
Sisequehannay
John Kosinsky
United Sunday Schools of Forestry
Wil Plonte
Fivershde Park
Laneshora
Baciuyiday
Hogan Opera
Doran
Mail
James Skinner
Louise Curtly
Mire Va Whitney
Misa Grace Burrius
Mise Lela Outwater
Busquehianas
Mies Narket Parks
Mis. Wall
Walton
Messiah
A. Stinner
Charles Curtis
Harry Burrhus
Bunquehanna
Harry Mumford
Honesdale
Whitney
J. 5. Whitney
Lenox
Harding
Robinson
Lenoxville
Perry
Scranton Tribme
ZeeCahAm
Mick
Fulneas
Anitales
Igness
Ed Vetioss
Ball
Moscow
Marvin Family Reunion
Tribune's
Charles Rodriguez
Webster Avenue
Oliver Callahan
Vine Street
David V. Birtley
West Market Street
Eugene Boland
Walnut Street
David C. Spencer
Bloomsburg
Arthur Kemmerer
Harry Reese
Evans Court
Sidney W. Hayes
Olive Street
Fannie FE. Williams
Hamm Court
John P. Smith
Boulevard
Richard Roberts
Hampton
Tien-Tsin
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Inver
Jy i. Ralt
Brooklyn Traction
Tolan
Chis & GW
Zerl
B&q
Rock Wland
Pevjeral Strel Delaware & Thadiow
Ton
Thy
Federal Steel
Prney
Hyan & Tex
Ay Avi
al Hhimy
Lowls & Nash
Mathittan Mle
Prantion Co
Southern Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Sennwe
Teading
Eeeteeketes
Dannivcewus Cne
Scranton Susinger
Scranton Maching Co
Om, Light, H&p. Co
Suvinas
Piret National Punk
Cartondale
Mexico
Coal Co
Eeeneeien
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
New York Grain and Produce
Uber
Atlit
Atte
Ellievatary
Minekot
Eldadd
Crewmers, Witte
Tartary
Panker
Waite
Hitry
Chicago Grain and Produce
New York Livestock Market
Ate
Dumundalaok Meera
Ignant
Matigas
Paris
Prince
Presenta
Curtissy
Parteree
Wits Shouly
Paris Exposition View CO
Pitiy Avenue
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel
Cor, Slateenth Bt
Irving Place
L DD. Crawford
Woanamakers
Blegel Cooper's
Grea Dry Goods
Hotel Albert
ST & University Pi
Broadway
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Gauperior
Cleveland
Male St
Marilee
Catrott
Clara Bt
Chienga
Ing St
Torante
Cal
Yrluwow
Adres Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Ill
McGarrah & Thomas
Druge Wists
Lackawennae Ave
Ianbood
Trenoth
East Liberty Cattle Market
Shitehel
Pot - Beers
Howe
Alig
Lamahe
Buffalo Live Stock Market
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