Prominent Susquehanna Merchant Dies at Home
Kane a leading Susquehanna grocery and dry goods businessman died Sunday at his West Main street home after a brief stomach illness. Born in St Joseph, he moved to Susquehanna and built a successful business career before health issues prompted a vacation at a Scranton sanitarium. Survived by his widow formerly Miss Rachael Boyle of New Milford he was active in Knights of Columbus and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Funeral services set for St John’s Catholic Church with a requiem high mass. Richmond M H Conwell of Temple College will speak on Acres of Thimondas.
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Susquehanna
Dev. J
John . Kane
West Main Street
St. Josepha
Busquehanna
Scrutton
Mies Rachael Boyle
New Milford
Knights of Columbus
Order of Mlles
St. John's Catholic Church
Accident at Starrucca injures brakeman and blocks line
A Feronton Tilbune report says on Jefferson division Sunday after noon a brake beam failure collapsed a coal car train at Starrucca. About twenty loaded cars piled up, wrecking a nearby Delaware and Hudson locomotive. Brakeman William Doyle of Susquehanna escaped serious injury, aided by rescue crews who worked all night and remained at the scene. The Pal mer express traveled to Barrucet and returned.
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Susquehanna
Dee
Phillives
Erie
Starbuce
Jefferson Division
Delaware and Hudson
William Doyle
Suequehanna
Carbondale
Palmers “Plyer Express
Mortgage on the Central in Bradford County
Towanda December 10 The Bradford Central Railroad directors filed a 730000 mortgage with the register and recorder. The Knickerbocker Trust company New York holds it dated July 1 1899 covering bonds for lines Canton Towanda and Canton Asorvia Thoga county. Bonds to be sold in New York syndicate with 75 revenue stamps. Construction start date more certain than ever.
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Towanda
Bradford Central Railroad Company
Knickerbocker Trust Company
New York City
Bradford County
Ts Elven
Combuning
Canton
Asornia
Thoga County
New York
Funerals Held in Honesdale for Two Local Women
Special to the Beranton Tribune reports funeral services in Honesdale on Main Street for two women from the area. William El Swift officiated at both services. Attendees included many relatives and friends from Persanton and other cities.
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Beranton Tribune
Heneedahe
Dee M
Main Street
Honesdale
Esmaeters
Hopesidiaia
Ain
Iteov
William el Swift
Kyterlin Ohaveh
Porry Rore
Peranton
Eliies
Wyoming County Teachers Institute Opens Next Week
The Wyoming County teachers Institute in Tunkhannock begins in one week with County Superintendent Jarvis pushing for its excellence. Notable instructors include Dr. Byron W. King of Pittsburgh and Prof Hremley Smith of Factoryville, with music by Prof Mark James and Mrs Jennie Thompson. Highlights feature a John Thomas Concert in the opera house Monday and various evening entertainments through Thursday.
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Tunkhannock
Dwe
Wyoming “Ounty
Jarvis
Jacques W. Stelway
Mee Nernon
N. Y
Byron W. King
Pitsburg
Br. J. Kemp
East Stroudshire
Andrew T. Smith
Mansfield State Normal School
Elkanah Mulley
Factoryville
Mre
Elizabeth Lloyd
Riverton
N. J
Hremley Smith
Farctoryville
Mark
James
Principae
Meshoppen
Aire
Jennie ‘Thomypinon
Piania
John Thomas Con‘cen Company
Hoston
Criyon
King's School of Oratory
Pittabucg
Susquehanna County Notes Ring With Local Events
Towanda reports fifteen men sent to different regiments from Pivot cavalry recruiting station. Dr. John J. Corbin dies at 50 in Athens after practice in the area. Fire damages Vantin store in Waverly. wages rise across the state line and Sullivan Railroad. Notables include Mrs. Lemuel Cowell found dead. a ball in Foster's hall. and remarks on local regimental veterans. The area observes court cases, art purchases, and railroad plans amid routine town news.
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Towanda
Dee
Wilim Lk. Swarm
Pivot Cavalry
Bess
Oporta
John JL. Corbin
Athens
Warren Township
Thin County
Athena
Troy
Florida
Vantin Ae Waverly
Lowe Terlood
Bernite
Erm- Howes
State Line and
Sullivan Tabway Company
Tand Benjamin
Foster's Hall
Keystone Soelal
Lemuel Cowell
Lhnell
Etl
Bradford
Soma
One Hundred Ant Forty-first Regiment
M. H. Corlding
AM. Crandall
H.W. Jones
W.H. Bunt
Aaron Bender
Mer
Hale's
Opera House
Agnes Villa Herron
Mra Ean Drndge
William Dodge
Yoyerv
Mienroe
HL Deleo
Towamla
E. M. Dunham
Laport
PA. Bealswin
Robert Lyons
J. 8. Stewart
Asa Griffith
South Waverly
Mane Blavgehiter
Stanley Kiy
Ronan
Aciens
Nan Mitchell
Traly
Theo Mitchet
William ML Perkins
New York
Thor
Wo Archbeld
Scrantony
Vreident
Bo AL Parson
Taylor
Keatudy
Jacob Alles
France
Kirby
Jacob Allen
J.D
Erle Railroad to Build Iron Viaduct Over Exchange Street
Special to The Scranton Tribune from Susquehanna Dec 1 reports the Erle Railroad company begins construction of an iron viaduct over Exchange Street near the culvert. Frank Boyle of Nicholson attends for his brother in law's death. Local church elders elected at Wheat Presbyterian. Revival services under W M Monteney continue this week. Belle Seymour of Corning soloist at Christople episcopal church. Mrs HR Murphy of Baltimore sang at the Methodist church. Arthur A Wolcott Boss of Binghamton visiting Susquehanna friends. Keystone Hook and Ladder to hold its tenth annual ball at Hogan Opera House Friday.
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Doran
Walter Peterson
Loads
Oakland
Susquehanna
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
Honesdale
Ealense
Suequehanna County
State Normal School
Mannefeld
Adolph Scheuer
Turnpike Street
New York City
Erie
Erie Railroad Company
Admiral Dewey
New York
Susquehanna County
William J. Maxey
Forest City
Montrige
Susquehanns County
Philddphia
U. GO. Walter
Montrose Riilroad
Erle Railroad Company
Exchange Street
Frank Boyle
Nicholson
Johns
Kane
Mesers
Kennedy
Johnson
Darvil White
H.aimmans
Wheat Presbyterian Church
Ananus Methodist Church
Wil Movnteney
Mise Belle Seymour
Corning
Christoplecopa
HR. K. Murphy
Baltimore
Artut A. Wolcott Bors
Minghamton
Susquehanna Friends
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
Hogan Opera House
Wyoming County Notes From Scranton Tribune
Local items from Factoryville to Nicholson cover ownership changes at Tunkhannock plant, a coroner's inquest into a La Plume crossing death, a pews of marriages, deaths, and property moves. Also noted are the county road and bridge plans, a new county directory, and upcoming school and railroad schedule changes.
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Factoryville
Tee
Tunkhannock Electric
Art Laur Meynolds
la Plume
Waterton
Blauvelt
B. H. Mart
Jersey Shore
Nicholson
Nitralsoy
Oda
Gow
Lewis Bertell
Bunker HU
Anna Iteile Tester
Mwore
Binghamton
Erastus Eilenwhberger
Lake Winola
Tunkhannock Manufacturing Company
Tunkshannock Manufacturing Company
Judson Hewitt
Trumpankgbuyar
Star
Hewitt
Nicholson Om
Baroweh
Abn Spencer
Dalles
Cyrus WV. Dean
D. W. Stark
Tunkhannock
Ed T L. Day
Nivhalsor
FF. OD. Bunnell
Meshoppen
Hamilton Smith
Rochestar
N Y
Wyoming County
Wycoming County
Wilkes-Narre
Jones Smalley
Fred Osterhout
Wyoming
Entity
Mohoeping
Laveyville
Aljerning
Tankannedt
Deafness Cure Myth Rebuttal By Catarrh Cure Ad
An old advertisement asserts deafness results from catarrh and promises a cure with Hill's Catarrh Cure. It states deafness is incurable by local remedies and offers one hundred dollars for proof otherwise. The text urges readers to request circulars from J. Cheney and Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hill
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
The Markets. New York trading today
The article reviews a volatile five hour market session with wide price gaps in equities and liquidity pressures. It notes demoralization in prices, heavy volume in some sectors, and a weaker bond market, with overall uncertainty despite some selective advances in certain issues.
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New York
Dec
Tak
Pertcee
Epertattios
Tenneson
Scranton Stock Quotations and Local Bonds List
Scranton Board of Trade quotations show par value listings for local stocks and bonds. Entries include First National Bank of Scranton Amended, Scranton Savings Bank, Scranton Packing Co, Third National Bank, Dime Deposit Bank, Economy Light and Power, Scranton Wire and Hardware, Lockwood Trust and Safe Deposit, Scranton Paint Corporation, Clark and Snover Co, Iron Fence and Manufacturing, Scranton Axle Works, Dalry Company, Savings Bank and Trust, Standard Dring Co, Scranton Passenger Railway mortgage notes, People's Street Railway mortgage, Dickson Manufacturing Co, Lucka Township School, City of Scranton Street Improvement and Mortgage, Vernon Coal Co, and Scranton AMG warrants.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Firat National Bank Co
Ua. Amked
Scranton Savings Bank
Seranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Dime Dop, & Din
Economy Light, H. & P. Co
Scranton Wh. H.& PB. Co
Locka, Trust & Safe Dep Co
Fcranton Pailnt Cor
Clark & Snover Co
Clark & Snover
Iron Fence
Fcrapton Axle Works
Dalry Co
Savings Bank & ‘Tru Standard Dring Co
Waa
Scranton Pass
Firat Mmeriware
Rallwa Morgage
Die
Wis
Feuwany i Orn Mortenge
Dia
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lucka
Township
Ity
Scrantorn St. Imp
Mi. Vernon Coal Co
Seranton Amg Worms Seicsscee
Scranton Wholesale Market Dairy Prices Note
Corrected entry lists dairy items and prices including butter cheese onions potatoes and lemons with units and approximate costs. Mentions Hutter-Creamery and Egge-Select western as brand cues and references local wholesale sellers and yard quantities.
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Scranton
H G. Daie
Lackawanny Avenue
Hutter—Creamery
Aulto
Hikins
Western
State
Wheat and grain market items from Philadelphia trade page
The report lists mixed contract grades and prices for wheat and corn futures, including unchanged spring wheat, winter varieties, refined sugar, and related commodities. It notes regional qualities such as western creamery progress and local poultry demand signals, reflecting a broad commodity market snapshot.
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Philadelphia
New York
Balke
Ium
Tee Dressel
Unclear OCR Item Listing and Miscellaneous Names
Fragmentary OCR text lists items such as flour, wheat, barrels, and various unclear proper nouns. The readable names include Reeviat Flour, 100 barrels, 5 Philemon Wheat, and Sol, Weleda, with scattered words like deferlon and taieleote.
New York Wheat Market Prices and Dairy Terms Collide
Fragmented OCR notes describe wheat spot prices and futures terms alongside dairy industry references. It mentions No. 1 northern wheat, elevator operations, and dairy terminology such as creamery and imitation creamery, with scattered prices and market actions amid unclear context.
Wheat and Commodities Suffer as Weather Dampens Trade
The market reports show corn and wheat prices pressured by poor weather. Trading activity is subdued with limited demand and fluctuating bids across the board, reflecting cautious sentiment among buyers and sellers.
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and numbers
Fragmentary OCR text shows mixed names, numbers, and terms with no coherent event. Key entities are unreadable, making it impossible to identify a definitive person, place, or outcome from the snippet.
Financial inquiry notice for J T MescCollom
Public notice filed by an attorney at 422 Spruce Street Scranton Pennsylvania seeking financial inquiry against J T MescCollom. The notice provides contact for pursuing information and outlines possible legal steps.
New York Market Notes and Prices Summary
New York market notices list assorted commodity prices and farm goods including sheep, veal, and various greens. The fragment mentions Calvee-Veuls and Wertotiie items with calf details and general price references, indicating a busy exchange of agricultural products at the market.
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New York
Bihdib
Vlwine
Ady
East Liberty Fragment Brings Sparse Local Items
An OCR excerpt from East Liberty area pages lists garbled phrases and scattered names. The readable bits mention local topics, a few numbers, and ordinary civic references without a clear single event or outcome.
HivTaiems and Biipments: Cased in The Rev A PD Buckhey
The fragment references medical claims of catarrh relief and a testimonial by Buckhey of Vitali about remedies. It mentions M900 mweruee and Catarrhia related notes. The text is garbled with ad-like elements and unclear patient details.
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A. PD. Buckhey
Vitali
Alutihews Bros
Oak
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