Wyoming Men Defeat Wilkes-Barre Club In Chess Match
In Tunkhannock a county chess tournament ended with the Wyoming county team defeating the Wilkes-Barre club. The Wilkes-Barre squad arrived short handed, sending seven players, while Wyoming fielded a full local lineup. Scores show Tunkhannock players A Sitter, Osterhout, Dereheimer, and others earning wins and draws as the crowd watched a possible tri-county leg tie form.
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Wyoming
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
Tunkhannock
Wilkes-Barre
Packerhouse
Fred Osterhout
Factoryville
Bilings
C. Herrick
L. Wilkowloh
James Smalley
W. Eysenbach
James F. Day
Reto
Wilkes-Harre
F. Wendel
F. Hippard
A. D. W. Smith
H. Dewnt
George Knoll
H. Leni
AJ D
Thomas
Jatat
Lucerne
Lackawanna
Fatal Child Accident at Babylon Colliery
Vries Chit Meade, a year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Meade of nearby Pittston, died seven hours after being crushed by wheels when she and her brother picked coal along a railway track near the Babylon colliery. The child was taken home for burial and funeral services are planned for Tuesday at 2 PM with interment in Pittston cemetery.
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Westgate
Oliver FF. Covie
Eor
BL. Lawman
Wsterin
Bradford County
Enest Moxbui
Laymon
Biesham
Forest City
J. B. Bloxham
Lurnwead
Susquehenna County
Harold
J. C Walker
St. Actes Catholic
Mame Pedd
White's Valley
Ida Stone
Dunmore
Oliver Cuuvle
Carbondale
Pittsten
Dee
Vries Chit Meade
Thomas HH. Meade
Babylon
Duryven
Mink
Raifway
Cme
William A
Pelocte
Pittston Cemetery
Enterprise Hose officers elected for next year
Special to The Berinton Tribone Forest City December 10 at a tiectine meeting of Enterprise Hose company nominations were made for officers to serve during the ensuing year. Election will be held Friday evening January 12. President Thomas J. Pentecost views vice president Henry Carr views vice president ZC Carr secretary James A. Brown A. M. Pentecost and letent secretaries Edward J. Horton treasurer Howard S. John triste T. Warner Mudd George Ut Ladyard George EK Taylor Arch HM Pertouist Lt J Welle FL M Gardner foreman Themis Duck first assistant foreman Monroe Weeteater second assistant foreman John Callahan captain Norman KE Brundage J. Welle Frank M. Cinder driver Howell Johns Frank M. Carpenter janitor FL WwW
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Forest City
Enterprise Hose
Thomas J
Letent Secretares
Edward J. Horton
Howard
Triste
T. Warner Mudd
George Ut. Ladyard
George EK
Taylor
Areh
Pertouist
J. Welle
FL M. Gardner
Themis Duck
Foreman
Monroe Weeteater
John Callahan
Nornan KE
Brundage
Pittston and Kingston Home Teams Sweep Weekend Games
In Kingston and Pittston two basketball games saw the Pittston Young Men’s Christian Association squads prevail over the Wyomine seminay. Other local notes include a death in Berwick after childbirth, church elections, a Sheridan company music hall engagement, and a tax case testimony at Wilkes-Barre.
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Mittaton
Kingston
Miteton Youngs Men‘s Christian Association
Pittston Boys
Mary Heney
Alfred Heney
Berwick
Mre
M.S. Hard
G. Simpson
Scrantons
Mire
Meixwell
Wilkes-Barre
Atherton
Wyoming
George K. Powell
Wilkes- Barre
Walford Sheridan Company
Music Hall
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Pittetos
West Pittston
Hall of Washington Camp
Main and
Willam Streets
Union Pony Express
Pittston
Scranton
Wilker- Pitre
Willian Gee
Main Street
Patterson
Mont
Mttetton
Weet Tututsten
Pon M. Rhedon
Methodie
Episcopal Church
Dyterhin Ehuvch
Taxpivers Association of
Totteten
Troxell
Woolward
Wiiken-Barre
Trexell
Crone
Palmer
Mennigan
Unclear Trans Action Mentioned With Hennigan Claim
Fragmentary notes describe a suspicious transaction involving an unmarried man identified as Hennigan and a family of nine children, eight of whom are healthy. The readable text hints at care or guardianship concerns but lacks full context or details.
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Hennigan
Entertainment in court house funds public median via Hawks
Prof A W Hawks of Baltimore will present Sunshine at the courthouse under High auspices for public relief. The event features impersonations and humorous recitations with funny speeches. Doors open in the afternoon. no goods sold. A farmers and officers popularity contest is advertised. several local businesses donated for advertising. Sheriff sale on a Chester G Hall farm fetched 27 from James W Platt as creditor. Other land sales and local notices follow, including storage warehouse electrification and bridge petitions.
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Pond Extract Company
Imereen Tug Company
Garfield Tea Company
Pratt Pood Company
Walter Lawney Company
A. Edaton Manufacturing Company
John P. Lucas Company
Garees
Wyoming County
Cipegory
Monroe Township
James W. Platt
Chester G. Hall
William Montross
James Jones
Anni Brown
New Age
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim Prompts Refund
Advertised remedy promises to cure a cold in one day. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim a guaranteed result with a refund if it fails. Box wording notes Grove's elena ture and seller assurance.
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Drugeista
KE. W. Grove
The
Vinol touted as cure for autumn colds and lung trouble
An advertisement urges that fall colds last through winter and promotes Vinol a cod liver oil based tonic as a safer tasting alternative. It claims Vinol cures wasting diseases and cites a Cambridgeport Massachusetts testimonial praising five bottles for a lasting cure with a money back guarantee.
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EB. Coghan
Putnam Ave
Cambridgeport
Mass
Vinci
Local notes from Susquehanna and Montrose region
Census supervisor Charles A. Abney plans appointing enumerators next spring. Revival services are under way at Lake View Baptist and North Jackson Methodist churches. Metropolitan Life transfers Peter Hannan to NorWiehh. License petitions for Susquehanna County due by next Saturday. Blacksmiths' Association gains members. Telephone lines link Cynti, Vose Id, Montrose soon. Lynn to Tunkhannock connected. Legal notices touch a Jan execution and a gallows brought from Wilkes-Barre. Railroad accident at Junction injures none. wreckers clear tracks. Women’s groups host a festival and fountain fund drive. Susquehanna Herald cautions about prize fights. local lawfulness defended. Lanesboro Fire Co attractions listed. Erle station agent Walter Corwin dies aged 63. Montrose marks Washington’s death centennial with public services. Dandelions bloom in Susquehanna County. Frank Belcher returns from Klondike with reputed sum. Prosecutions feared for alleged game violations in the county.
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Susquehanna
Charles A. Abney
Montrose
Lake View
Jackson Township
Mire. Roy
Paterson
N. Y
North Jackson Methollet
MM. Correll
Peter Hannan
Loveal
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Nor
Ahew
Fagan
Wilkes-Barre
Dofferteen Junction
Breese
Suequehanna
Knights of Pythian Hall
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Women's Relief Corps
Hallstead Herald
Lanesboro Fire Company
Warren and Frown
Brandt
Walter Corwin
Erle
Narrowsburg
George Washington
Ciand Army of the Republic
Susquehanna County
Frank Belcher
South Gibson
Klondike County
Markets Slide Amid Industrial Weakness and Mixed Rail Rally
The New York market opened weak on continued demoralization in industrials. Sugar and iron shares fell, railroad stocks steadied with a late rally, and the day closed with broad pressure despite some covering after the bank statement. Total sales reached 4,000,000 with quotations from Scranton firms and local bonds listed.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Mauildae Hien
Manifort
Gar
Bere
Pricoe
Mirar Wan
American Tabaven
Leurs
Becwne
Fragmentary Dairy Goods Price List Note
Corrected by H. Ji. Dale, 7 Lackawanna Avenue. Thatter Creamery lists dairy items including cream tubs and cheese, with scattered figures for prices such as onions per hundredweight and potatoes per bushel. The text is heavily garbled with numerous misspellings and broken terms.
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H. Ji. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Tirkina
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Summary
Market notes show mixed grain prices with dull to steady tones for wheat and corn. Potatoes and dressed poultry demand remain fair, with steady butter and quiet cheese while refined sugars hold unchanged. Shipments report wheat at 100 bushels and corn around 22 000 bushels, reflecting a stable but varied farm market.
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Philadelpha
Philadelphia
New York
Wiktern
New York Grain and Produce Market Report
Grain and produce prices mixed with steady tones as futures opened steady on favorable cables. Wheat, corn, and oats showed mixed bids with no clear gains, while buyers remained cautious and prices drifted within narrow ranges through the session.
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New York
Michigan
Malerate
Tive
Wwe
Imac
Gotlon
Western Creamery and Livestock Prices Reported in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR lists several creamery names and cattle quotes, including Butter-bm and June creamery amid scattered terms like dairy products, beef, calves, cows, heifers, and lambs. The text mentions wholesale items, stocker cattle, and market phrases without coherent context or full data.
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Western Creamery
Twite
Wygase
BaSze
Imihation Creamery
Iwazte
State
Dulty
Ieise
Zhite
Pontus
Millerk
Walle
New York
Der
Krusiers
Reese
Cilde
Ember
Unclear OCR fragment prompts ambiguous summary
Fragmentary text shows mixed words and names, lacks coherent events or identifiable entities. The piece appears to be garbled OCR with scattered terms like workers, heavy themes, prices, and various proper nouns, but no clear news item or outcome.
Unclear Philadelphia Market Notes With Mixed Terms
The fragmentary text references Philadelphia and weekly market notes with terms like 2282 008 beer and prices. The readable elements suggest a report on demand and price movement but lack coherent facts, dates, or names to form a complete summary.
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Philadelphia
Dee
Dudge
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Charles EB. Terry
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James W. Putnam
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Mise
Jennie Bimpsen
Mondey Club
Graham
Spain
Ferdinand and Isabella
Day
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Confovac
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Renali
Lula
Wall Street Review
M. Jordan & Cy
Meark Kultaien
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Clark & Snover Co
Iron Vence & Mrs. Coiea
Feranton Axle Works
Dairy Co
Savings Bank & Trust
Standard Drilling Co
Scranton Pass
Morteage
People's Street Railway
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Poe People's Street Railway
General Mortgage
Dee IP
Dickson Manufacturing
Skeet Ee School
Mt. Ow 'Ity Acranton St. Imp
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Brooklyn
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Tiel
Hudson
I & West
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Tex Pr
Jorzoy Centrad
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Pennah
Bteel & Waby
Fed
Stee
Chicago Board OF Trade
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Fitey Ratton
Morris Choice
Wr Ap
SEY
Marca
Pete
Pitt
Louis H. Isaacs
Benson & Tallman
Spruce Street
Scranton Sgedding Company
East Mountain Lithia
Joseph Ross
West Lackawanna Avenue
Chicago
Chituige
Chow
Mittatockers
Sui
Bull of Salon
East Liberty Cattle Market
Rust Liberty
Pec
Extiyn
Moditta Anit Beet
Pbs Ani
Shabronichin
Chelee Wethers
Gdtik 4A
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Iran
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