Borough to decide on electric plant purchase amid complaints
The town council faces a decision on buying the electric light plant after critics cite unsatisfactory service and high street lighting costs. A committee led by T. A. Gilbert and others will report at the next meeting as citizens discuss a potential offer from Setanta capital for the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seranteg Tribone
Montrose
Doe
H.W
Jewett
T. A. Gilbert
M. & Deespaner
J. P. Tend
Tinworth
Marty Beach
Cornelia
Hiedule
Ute
Counel
Deaths and notices from Susquehanna county era
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Poly A Allpaugh at age 78 in Susquehanna with her two children William Allpaugh of Susquehanna and Mia Tracy Adams of Aurora. funeral planned from William Allpaugh’s home. Other items announce a boxing match in Erie and an excursion to New York, plus the death of Bradly Peebe and a U S revenue hearing in Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Dre
Poly A. Allpaugh
Grandsand West Church
Blroot
William Allpaugh
Mia
Tracy Adams
Aurora
William Allipaugh
Miple Avenue
Charles Denry Newing
Methodist
Ierate
Grand Street
Tim Hurles
Dick O'Brien
Lewiston
Maine
Erle
Pao
Erle Prymaster
M. M. Gammiati
Toeut
Damour Wave Company
Erie
New York
Bradly Peebe
Susquehanna County
Oakland Township
United States Revenue
Local notices and social updates from Pearstown district
The Sormaton Tribune reports on meetings at Pearstown and visitors such as Mrs S Foster returning from Pinethaeyetin with relatives from Bradford PA. Miss Nojile Clancy completes a seven month term in the We ynter district and remains with her parents in Clarkiany CO. Rev F P Tower preaches at North Jackson. Prof J A Sipkin to hold a convention next week. Meantime local inquiries note farm land concerns and ongoing social scenes with weddings and bells in the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompn
Dee
fRey
Pearstown
S. Foster
Nelson Walker
Bradford
Nojile Clancy
We Ynter
Carkliany, CO
Frank Lewis
Bitehamton
David
Villes
Entertainer program at Piatt Institute concert draws praise
A county superintendent presents an entertainment program at the Piatt Institute on Monday. The Soha Thay Cone entertainment company from Boston performs a concert with rapid acts. The audience especially enjoyed the impersonation by Mr Thomas, and the overall show received strong reception.
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Enternainorita
Jaevis
Feaehema
Ailtendanes
Evn
Howe
Soha Thay Cone Eert Company
Boston
Manives
Local Teachers Attend County Institute And Funeral Notices
Thin year four unusually well attended with most county teachers enrolled. Prof J T Kep perivy secretary of the institute. Miss Marion Nuttaly of Elmira Female college expected Wednesday for holiday vacation. The audit of the George Fassett estate trusteeship held before auditor Frank J Miller. Revs W H Hiller Factoryville and G Co Loman Pittsburg were in town for funeral services of T G Walter. Wyoming Tours vacancy noted after last successful candidate’s neglect. Governor Brames appointed Dry L F Meade to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Kepperivy
Tonkhoinock Hall School
Mies Marion Nuttaly
Elmira
Frank J. Miller
Princeton College
HW. M. Credenwine
Binghamton
W. HH. Hiller
Factoryville
G. Co. Loman
Pittaton
Methodist Church
Wyoming
Brapes
Meade
Local notes from Factoryville and area events
Special to The Scranton Tribune from Factoryville on December 1 mentions Mare Laurina Stevens of Bunker Hill planning to occupy the Griswold property shortly. Various local names attend a Keystone Academy contest at Bandat church with Pay Mines winning first prize for “The Propets of the Republic,” and Albert Suydam earning honorable mention with “Knee Deen in June.” The report covers singing by Ceilian trl and Mr Watter Manchester, plus visits by Mrs E J Goodwin, John T. Akerly, and County Supt Frank H Jarvis who issued a souvenir programme for the Wyoming County Teachers Institute. Amzi Harman takes a new job with the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad in Hartford Conn. The Misses Bertha and Hattie Crisman plan to attend the teachers’ institute, and Pottmanter PR Walter has recovered enough to walk to the office.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Laurina Stevens
Bunker Him
Griswold
Dhn Wrighey
Luke Carey
Keystone Academy
Bandat Church
Pridsay Nieht
The
Republic
Albert Suydam
Ceelian
Mammile
BE. J. Goodwin
Lathrop
John T. Akerly
Justus
Frank H. Jarvis
Wyoming County Teachers
Bertha
Hattie Crisman
Etite
Pottmnarter
Walter
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Satisfied Users
Readers report relief from colds and coughs using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The advertisement touts its preventive value against pneumonia and whooping cough threatening children, with promises of wide availability through druggists and local agents.
Monro County News Briefs From The Stroudsburg Area
Special to the Peranton Tribune reports a single applicant for a county position and a train drawhead break delaying traffic. Mrs. Atal Coolbaugh, a notable local resident, suffered a third stroke and died. Stewart Kinsley was wounded by a hunter’s shot while near MicMichael’s. Invitations go out for the marriage of Norman I Thodes and Fannie Shafer on Wednesday December 27. The Staples visit New York for a few days. A surprise party honors Mrs. Awick of this town.
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Stroudsburg
Dec
Womean
Stewart Kinsley
Ben Shook
Shook
Kinsley
C. 4
Staples
New York
Awick
Judy
Thie Town
Avoca Mill Accident Leaves Worker Injured
The Avoca mill worker Wilmneth Eaton, about 12 years on the job, was badly hurt when caught in machinery at the Thostas milk mill. Doctors fear possible amputation of two fingers and the injury is described as severe and life threatening.
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Avoca Collkay
Dada
Wilmneth Eaton
Thostas
John Widdal
Auidas
Arthrunter
Arkona
Baturdes
Nee
Beranten
Coureenage Street
Tillaxton
Mollenbick
Cure Deathens and Catarrh by Hall's Catarrh
A historical ad claims death caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube can be cured by Hall's Catarrh remedy. It promises One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deathows not cured and invites readers to request a free circular. The promotion attributes the cure to CHENEY & CO Toledo and urges doctors to prescribe their Family Pills.
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Chamberlain
Lind
Han
Pnow Mionia
Attache
Ad Drag
Gilets
Matthew Bros
Wholesite
Rr Tall
Cauecti
Hall
Cure Et Cheney & CO
Toledo
Droggiets
First Class Grocers List in Scranton and Nearby Areas
A long roster of grocers and shops in Scranton and surrounding towns is listed with names and street addresses including W. HL Pierce 19 and 1 Penn Ave, A Storr 541 Adame Ave, and many others across Olyphant, Archbald, Jermyn, and Providence. The items anchor Wonder brand availability at multiple locations.
Markets Turbulent as Rates and Gold Shake Confidence
New York markets opened with support orders but heavy liquidation dragged stocks lower after an initial advance. Bank of Germany rate hike and London discount tightening unsettled sentiment while domestic loan demand and treasury measures steadied liquidity. A late rally from short interest offered some relief though overall tone remained irregular with broad declines and mixed bond activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank of Germany
London
Browrhtton
Secretary of the Treasury
Domertic
Yeatrday
Haele
Nante
Ahwrn Adwanenn
Bonda
Fragmentary OCR list of poultry and grain prices and leads
A garbled OCR page lists poultry items including dressed fowls turkeys and chickens with notes on demand and prices. It also records flour wheat corn oats and other grains with barrel and bushel quantities in a regional market column.
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Philiadelphia
Dee
Wh Whentt—lee
Lowser
Continuetel
Derember
Wags
Cori
New York Western
New York and Western
Falr
Sige
Pravisjags
Southerd
Chow
Pele
Vora
Luapross
Sas
Wallen
Amati
New York Flour and Produce Markets Decline Mixed Prices
New York markets show weak wheat futures and subdued demand across grain and dairy items. Spot wheat and elevator prices drift lower while creamery products hold steadier, with varied quality grades and fluctuating futures noted throughout the day.
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New York
Duluth
Tee
Tole
Joe
Shidee
Trek Wilde
Mia
Din
Uilyath
Fane Creamery
State
Ronny Venient
Iit
Varied market signals and futures in Chicago trading
The Chicago Bee notes weak Liverpool market response to ads and closing suite declines. Propels lower Provielons, May pork, May lard, and grain with mixed quotahona and price references across flour, spring wheat, rye, barley, and hay markets.
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Chicago
Bee
Liverpool
Willie
Harley
Grain and Livestock Market Notes From Regional Sale
Market report outlines cattle and calf prices with mixed tone as growers from multiple farms show steady to improved bids. Readers see figures for stockers and feeders, calves, weanlings, and lambs with noted demand at regional yards and receipts around 1000 head.
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Chicana
Mondy
Edna Tippar
Bada
Baki
Dover
Unclear fragment notes on livestock terms and prices
Fragmentary OCR listing terms like Raat Liberty and extra heavy hogs with a price of 4200 dollars appears. The text lacks coherent context, dates, or full entities. No clear event or named organizations emerge to describe.
Unclear OCR fragment on cattle sales and weights
Fragmentary note lists heavy Vorkers and light York entries with prices and weights for sheep calves and cattle, but the text is garbled and unreadable. No coherent event or entities can be confirmed.
Rarestuffalo and Labyrinth Text From OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various odd terms and numbers including a phase, receipts, core, levy, and sheep related items. The readable pieces lack coherent events or clear subjects to form a full news item or report.
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iOtoriniga
New York News Fragments Highlight Unclear Events
A fragmented New York update lists scattered names and phrases without clear context or dates. Vague references to people and actions create an unclear snapshot of events.
Unclear Entry Related to Balances and Shipments
Fragmentary item mentions balance figures, certification, shipment details, quantities such as 2100 and 82.000, with references to turtle and laelaver, lacking coherent context or identifiable events or entities.
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OM City
Balences
Shami
Furtels
Rune
Pape
Local Notices and Brief Items From Towanda Area
An eclectic set of notes reports a small milk cooler grant, about $1 from Linta fair, the death of Sylvester Miller in Towanda township, Civil War veteran of Company D 171st Pennsylvania. It mentions Detective Hollow and business in Pittston, visits by F C and RR A McKev in Philadelphia, and the sheriff closing the wholesale bravery of A L Wickert at Bayre.
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Towanda
W.juilson Magafer
Athens
Sylvester Miller
Towanda Township
One Hundred and Seventy-first Regiment
Peonsylvania Volunteers
Pittston
Pittston Last Saturday, Merc. JE. Metioole Visiting Her Mons. F. C
RR. A. McKev
Philadelphia
A. L. Wickert
Bayre
Towanda Club Forms Committee After Meeting
A Soldiers' and Balle ore' Monumental association held a Towanda meeting with forty members. A three member committee will meet with the exeurs In getting the Treasurer's account. Captain TF Ryan promoted to chief commissary of the Santiago and Muerte Principe department to feed 25 000 of Mnele Sam's men. Mad one of his hands injured in a railroad incident. Mrs W R Bock and son spend holidays with friends at Keranton.
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Judemontis
Balleore
Towanda
Ryan
Gaylesletence
U. V
Department of Santiago
Muerte Principe
Sam
Caplain
Stewart
James Madi
Mim. W. RB. Bock
Yon
Keranton
Misheard Message Sparks Confusion Across Town
Residents report garbled voice prompts and misspelled signs causing miscommunication in daily tasks. Authorities urge calm while crews investigate interference sources and assess potential public safety impacts.
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Windsor
Rochester
Frank Quick
Quick
Officera Stones Hack
Smith
Washburn
Mre
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
Doran Opera House
Peilag
Doran
von Aken
Tracy Adima
Integra
Polly A. Allpaueh
Hogan Opera House
Dew
Tialistend
Basques Linn
Dri
Thompson
Sormaton Tribune
la Grippe
Grove
Tunkpanwoce
Eeeeeeee
LaRome
Mears & Hagen
Anna
Monroe County
Peranton Tribune
AVOCA
Bae
Ania
Scranton
Hyde Park
John McDermoett
Jermyn
A. Green
Rleh
P. Roberts Bros
Peckville
Thomas Brier
Manceburg
M. Hayes
Stone Ave
Dunmore
J. Murray Co
Wm. Brady & Son
M. Boland& Son
J. Grady
M. T. Glynn
Providence
A. & Stoll
Market St
H. F. Stansbury
Court St
J, T. Fennerty
Archbald
Mre. Kraft
Wm. Rogan
Olyphant
A. la Vihedes
Gouldlsboro
Bandercock
Lake Arlol
J. L. Connell & GO
ScrantOn, Pa
Miller’s Agents
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Lacka
Trust & Safe
Scranton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co
Scranton Axle Works
Lacka, Dalry Co
Prose Co
Savings Bank & Trust Standard Drilling Co
Mourioner
Dickson Manufacturing
Sf City
Scranton St. Lano
Mt. Vernon Coal Ca
Bop
Reranton Axle Work
Scranton Traction & Bonds
H G. Dale
Lackawann Avenue
Thutier Sentry Bute
Miley
Tribune i Tarhin
Mears Building
Telephoie
Paul Wis
Traction Co
Ae Pacific
Dersey Centra
Nor
Pacific
Maon
Naor
Pattie
Pawitte Mill Fem
Houthorn R. RR
Cron
Louther
Union
Seeneniee
Siowl
Chicago Board OF Trade
Anup Cesses
Occks
Ral National Bank Vings Bank
Socee
Scranton Pac Fronton
Ig Ag Funk Rra
Ph Ph. Wen
Bath
Louis
H. Isaacs
Spruce Street
the Scranton Bedding Company
Philadelpha Grain and Prentice
New
Exet Liberty Cattle Market
Ana
Istore
Lithia
Joseph Ross
West Lackawanna Avenues
Dr. Peal
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Bradford County
Baerial
Patent Record
Baltimore
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