Court Hears Contested Election Case in Wyoming County
The court of common pleas at Tunkhannock heard the contest over A H Squier’s claim to a general assembly seat. Proposals to recount Monroe votes or open ballot boxes were considered but not adopted. The court ordered filings of specific charges within twenty days and appointed officials to collect ballot boxes for reporting. The session adjourned to January first.
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Tunkhannock
Court of Common Pleas
A. H. Squier
General Assembly
H. D. Tiffany
Monroe Township
Tiffany
H. J. Tiffany
Sauler
Bouard
Monroe
Friends
Squier
Returning Board
Thane
Respondent
Asa S. Kesler
H. S&s. Harding
Esi
Wyoming County
Wrighter High School Closing Exercises Impress Audience
Special to the Scranton Tribune says Thompson Dee W Rev s Prenech and Tower led the closing exercises last Friday with a programme of rare excellence. Miss Clancey, the teacher, has a large place in the hearts of attendees.
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Thompson
Dee
Prenech
Tower
Wrighter High School
Miss Clancey
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery for Stomach Ailments
A promotional letter extols Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery as a prompt and lasting cure for stomach and digestion disorders. It claims high success, citing a local patient’s relief after using the product and medical doubt prior to treatment. The letter blends anecdotal proof with assurances of liver stimulation and bodily healing.
Pound social at Grace church and new Honesdale industry
Honesdale plans a pound social December 18 in Grace church Sunday school room with no music and refreshments. The new Honesdale Decorating Company will occupy the former Wayne Silver building, start with ten female workers and grow, producing decorated glassware.
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Honesdale
Grace Church
Wayne Silver Company
Eurely
Feiale
Esme Ball
Mr. Ball
Fridson
Krause's Cold Cure Advertised by Matthews Bros
A suggested remedy named Krause's Cold Cure promises quick relief without head or hearing effects unlike quinine. The product is advertised as a fast cure that leaves users feeling fresh and clear headed and is sold by Matthews Brothers.
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Krause
Matthews Bros
Worker fatally injured by embankment collapse
Joseph Movsard, an employee at the Eyle contract, was injured when earth gave way while digging an embankment. He was crushed by a passing car and Dr. Burge called the case critical and ordered removal to Lackawanna hospital. Margaret Atwell, adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Atwell, died after a brief illness. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. Interment in Langcliffe cemetery. The Young Men's Institute met on
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Honesdale
Wera Bats
Indy Commetist
David DeWolf
Margaret Smith
Lake Ariel
George Fy
Byron A. Simons
Chew
TD Smith
Trento de Durkin, Thompson & Co
Bane Eel Ald
Plaice
Presbyterian
H. Weston
Terry
Topie
Home Missions
F.C. Keene
Mountaineers
J. W. Penwarden
Keene & LaBarr
At White Mills
Louisa M. Durland
Lucy Howell
Port Jervis
FP. Haines
the Independent
Haines
Middletown
Park Lake
Joseph Movsard
Eyle
Burge
Lackawanna Hospital
Margaret
John Atwell
Samuel Atwell
Margaret Ridgelly
Langcliffe
Young Men's Institute
Local Election Officers Named In Sunday Assembly
Sunday morning the following officers elected: President John Flannery first vice president Joseph Rutledge second vice president Michel Quinn recording secretary William Kane financial secretary Thomas Haskin treasurer D J Burns marshal Michael Carroll sentinel John Seeley executive committees Anthony Clifford John Clifford James Moran council deputy G V Webber John McCarthy. In a candidate for treasurer in the Second Ward Miss Anna Whyte takes a post at International Correspondence Schools. Hillside colliery to begin operations tomorrow morning. Patrick McNulty Frank Chhurke Martin King Luke Gilvey Thomas Nolan and William Jennings home from Manefield until after the holidays. Mrs Patrick OMalley and John Meade back from Palmount West Virginia. George Webber and sister Hessle attend St Roses Church Carbondale Sunday. George Pointin of South Market Street...
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John Flannery
Joseph Rutledge
Michel Quinn
William Kane
Thomas Hasking
D. J. Burns
Michael Carrol
Sentinel
John Seeley
Anthony Clifford
John Clifford
James Moran
G. V. Webber
John McCarthy
Tefevsor
Berond
Anna Whyte
International Correspondence Schools
Hillside
Patrick McNulty
Frank Chhurke
Martin King
Luke Gilvey
Thomas Nolan
William Jennings
Manefield
Patrick O'Malley
John Meade
Palrmount
West Virginia
George Webber
Sister Hessle
St. Rose's Church
Carbondale
George Pointin
South Market Street
Baptism Sermon Headlines Week in Forest City
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports HM Whalen of Carbondale preached on The Rite of Baptism at the local Baptist church. The item notes visits, resignations for Winnide company, and various townspeople in Forest City and surrounding areas. The piece also mentions the first annual stockholders meeting of the First National ink and local social events.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
HM. Whalen
Carbondale
Miss Alive Dis
White's Valley
W. Ciuimmore
H. J. Homan
C. Manazer
T. J. Pentecost
Winnide Company
O F. Ames
Waymart
N. J. Long
de. Gilderig
Starruceu
Starrucea
Alne. Morgan
Katie
Plymouth
G. A. Spull
Philo Burritt
Triondale
Tfirst National Ink
Hillside Hose Company
Dan
James White
Richmondale
Mary Martin
Porest City
St. Agies
BP. Walsh
W. &. Levant
Cirles Brook
Wayne County
Sy. Stoee
Cirhboniile
Sundiak
Dee Pond
Johns & Cove
Unclear OCR Historical Notice on Local Officials and Survivors
The fragmentary text references a meeting or event involving officials and a city or town, mentioning a president of a bank or committee and a list of surviving relatives including Mrs. Charles A. McCain of Lewiston, Mrs. Edward Barrett, Mrs Print Bohan, Mrs Willian Wilson, and Athens Charles Poibedinn, with uncertain dates and locations.
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Vila
Tiawewen
Tiihiers
Teeibele
Mi Mohan
Ted Tien
Weate
Pittston
Tuwing
Isit
Boies
Charles A. McCain
Lewiston
Kuo
Edward Barrett
Bohan
Willian Wilson
Athens
Chirles Poibedinn
Thie Eis
Theatrical Attractions This Week At Lyceum And Gaiety
The Lyceum and Gaiety offer varied engagements this week with the Polly company at the Gallery theater and a new program at the Gaiety. Cast include C Rowe Palmer and Kyat Little Maggot 2D with dances by Collins Brothers and Me. Farland dit Lee. Ciwuncey Olcott brings Mavourneen of the Lyceum next Wednesday under Auguste Pitou.
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Gaiety
Roe LH Kogllah Polly
Tle Galery Theater
Audientes
Muimbert
Joseph 4. Pullivan
Carle Webber
Vaiveello
Catherine Rowe Palmer
Kyat
Collins Brothers
Farland
Lee
Ciwuncey Olcott
Woder
Auguste Pitou
Marduimin
Lyceum
Torrenne Dowyer
Mr. Glcott
Siberia to Be Presented at Academy of Music This Week
The Academy of Music presents Hartley Campbell’s Siberia from December 20 to 21 and 22. A strong cast and lavish production promise vivid scenes of exile life and a stark indictment of czarist government oppression.
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Academy of Music
Siberia
Hartley Campbell
Hussia
Ie Hag
Jie
Sper Norariok Wil
Wwed
Chiat
Markets Show Heavy Realising and Uncertainty Amid Exchange Action
New York opened with strong selling as long stock unloadings persisted. Bears forced sharp rebounds late. Northern Pacific hit a record 78 1/4 as short covering spurred a steady close amid doubtful future directions. Banking and financial giants sought to steady the money market, with Saturday bank statements signaling measures to buffer draining resources. The day featured widespread price movements across utilities, Vanderbilts interests, and minor issues as traders weighed ongoing speculations.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Shorts
Nnanchi
Gener
Crookiyn Mapid Teoneit
Anl
Evie Stocks Gn
Vander Wilts
Amitamited
Coppi
Orden
Fragmented 19th Century Market Notes and Prices
Market brief with mixed commodity prices including wheat corn butter poultry and cotton. Mentions various brands and regional terms, with grain and produce quantities such as 40,000 bushels and 100,000 bushels, and notes on steady or lower trends.
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Philadephia
Dee
Penn
Su Shuihy
Kansas
Rae Dull
New York
Wallies
Wille
Lotunoy
Walte
Krlour
Sly Harold
Corti
Market Notes From New York Amid Mixed Commodity Signs
Fragmented OCR notes show odd market terms like Wheat spot, No 2 red, and Northern or Vuluth references. Mentions of options, half cosdon wear, and monthly periods suggest trading hints, with unclear dates such as January March May and December.
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New York
Bec
Tae
Holiday Toy and Gift Selections at Jonas Longs Sons Store
The store advertises a wide holiday lineup from toys in the basement to coats and suits on the second floor. Doll families, dolls furniture, sleds and go carts tempt buyers while fashion offerings include jackets furs tailored suits and hundreds of styles. Gift books and editions from Houghton Mifflin are featured with special holiday prices and premium bound volumes.
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Cambridge
Henry, Corell and Dumas
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Myer Davidow Big Bargains in Holiday Shoes
Bargain sale lists 2 000 pairs of men and women shoes including patent leather dress shoes at 2 to 5 dollars and slippers from 49c to 2 dollars. Slippers for boys misses and youth priced 50c to 1.00. Shop invites customers to call inspect goods and make store headquarters with easy showing and saving.
Creamery Prices and Trade Notes From Market Report
The market report lists dairy products and creamery notes with echoes of price movement and market sentiment. It references several creamery brands and items like white and fancy milk products, with remarks on demand and packing quality.
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Mga
LiaMie
Mbyuling
Boon, Werner
Legs Loy
Western
Low Pil
Uae
Market closes with mixed results across grain and pork
Traders note soft wheat and barley prices while flour holds firm as hog and pork futures slip. Soy and corn show little change amid thin volume and lingering supply concerns.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Amid Mixed Prices
Chicago live stock receipts show varied demand with cattle and Texas stockers trading unevenly. Feeder steers and cows moved at mixed values while sheep and lambs faced softer trading and overall weak tone across major lots and markets.
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Chicago
Madden
Hiolivas
Bully
Culver
Reeves Steers and Cattle Prices Mixed on Market Totals
New York market notes show mixed prices with steers and cows weaker while calves fetch primes. Reports indicate various figures such as 4.1b or 4.75 for oxen and bulls around 40, with items labeled as export quality and good stock among entries.
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New York
Reeves
Unclear OCR Slip Mentions Local Entities and Figures
Fragmentary OCR text lists diverse proper nouns and numbers such as city names, organizations, and percentages but lacks a coherent event or context to form a full news item. No identifiable actions or outcomes are evident from the readable portions.
Reward Offered Over Cure Claims for Elixirs at Toledo Firm
An advertised reward of one hundred dollars promises payment for any cusp of Cytiirh tat not cured by Eli's Cautarch Cure, 5 PF. The notice vouches for J Cheney Co of Toledo and lists local businessmen affirming Cheney’s honor and ability to fulfill obligations. It promotes Hall's Cutarch Cure and Persall's Family Pills with testimonials and sale through Toledo merchants.
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Eli
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
FP. J. Chaney
Wlus
Weat & Traga
Walding
Kienan & Marvin
Holesale
Wala
D. Tie Hall
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Wyoming
Sprelal
The
Fred Pease
Barnes & Pease
Misa Maud Tallman
Misa Layman
Binghamton
June Woodward
Hornellsville
N. C
C. Layton
Ida Witter
South Gibson
Hazel Witter
Spencer Luce
Laneville
Clery Washburn
James Tucker
Wrighter's Lake
BE. A. Quimby
Salem
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Charles Terrell
Pranklin Forks
Edward Davis
Scranton
A. H. Crosier
Great Bend
Lewis Brothers
Co. M
F. W. Lewis
F. W. Lewis Continuing the Business At the Old Stand. Dr. W. We. McNamara
FF. OW. Lewis
James O'Rieren
Jersey City
J.D. Witter
Augusta Smith
Susquehanna
Win
Conlay
Belch Wu
Guich Ares
Aia
Arrieas
Mae
Avoca
Siherle
Rowe Hum Ngdleh Bolle
Victoria
Olcott
Unin Ex
Scranton Board of Trade’ Exchange
H. G. Male
Lackawanna Ave
Tribune M. &. Jordon & Co
Toome
Atchison, Pr
Tobias Lala
I. W
Mr. Hind
Heck Ilana
Lackawanna
Wits
Ives
Fay
Id Ashwell, Firet National Hang Ceeres
Ryvenomay Ldahits i
Daposit
Lark & Snower
Lark & Snower Can, 1 Centeens Em Scrinton Fon Benes & Migs Co
Serunitom
Saville Bank A& Tense
Wes Aid
Sevantun Holt Und
BUNDS
Trailwiay
Poole
Mally Nisk
Seeetesenen
People’s Street Railway
Cnet Mortyage
Ose Dickson Manufacturing
Scranton Traction
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
New York Grain and Produce
Holiday News OF
Jonas Long
STORE
Toys Games
Snow Bound
Whittiper
Evangeline
Longfellow
Shay—Holmes
Sir Lannifal—Lowell
Tales From
Hawthorne
Blanch Willis Howard
Tennyson, Whittier
Saxe, Lowell, Mulock, Harte and Burns
F. Marion Crawford
Will Carleton
Eugene Field
Myer Davidow
Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Chicago Grain and Produce
Dee. V
Corm
Ansiough
Mayalo
Texas
Lhe — Markel Weal
Clolee
State Pius, Bot
New York Livestock
Bee. Vi Credit
Baliuors
Certieutes
Cobbs
Shipmwentia
Bbso
Avera
Doe
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