Farmer and dog battle eagle in Susquehanna barns
In Susquehanna a farmer Hor ton and his three year old son Harry faced a six foot eagle that attacked Nero the house dog. Horton killed the eagle after it knocked the dog senseless while attempting to carry the child. The tale also mentions editor Bre Psalm uel More joking about a pet skunk for sale and a humorous misadventure with matches in milk killing three hogs.
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Scranton
Susquehanna
Horton
Brackney
Harry
Nero
Bre
Philip Galinsway
Remsen
Tie
Palmer Philip
Eczema Relief Report From St Ignace Attorney
An unnamed well known attorney from St Ignace Michigan praises Dr A W Chase's Ointment for skin disease eczema saying it cured a long standing leg rash after five hundred dollars spent with no relief He notes itching piles also cleared and reports three boxes of the ointment completed the cure The letter appears as a testimonial for the product noting a 50 cent price.
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A. W. Chase
J. Brown
St. Grace
Michigan
Dr. Chase
Chase
Jas. J. Brown
Christmas Social and Local Visits Highlight New Milford News
New Milford reports Mrs. LL Moore visiting her son Fred in Kingsley. A Christmas Eve Sunday school entertainment is planned at the Presbyterian church. Local residents visit friends in Alford and Brooklyn. Miss Nina Moore plans to spend holidays with sister Mrs George Leonard in Le Raysville. Various residents prepare for church services and holiday gatherings with neighbors and relatives in Scranton, Dimock, Rush, and Binghamton.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milford
LL. W. Moore
Fred Moore
Kingsley
Presbyterian Church
Ll. Peck
Alford
Henry Morse
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles
Nina Moore
George Leonard
le Raysville
Lettie Woodhous
Dimock
Hugh Skillen
Boydton
Welock
W. Brodhead
Montrose
M.O
Bradley
P. [. Shoemaker
Rush
Henrietta Millard
George Gardner
Scranton
G. G. Shoemaker
Polidare
William van Cott
David Shay
Binghamton
Young Men's
Sock Chil
Opera House
Holidays Bring Visitors and News to Hawley
Mire A H W Avery of Brooklyn spends holidays with parents in Hawley. Honesdale visitors include Miss Mabel Rodgers Miss Mila Palenov and Miss Jussie Collui. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Tuthill died Monday with funeral at Baptist church. Ella Alangan visited Scranton. William Wagner visited Honesdale. H F Bea moved to new house near middle crossing. Mrs Bel Atkinson spending holidays in town.
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Scranton Tribune
Hawley
Mire
Mame Brink
Ating Freethy
Honesdale
Jussie Collui
Della Pierson
Kimble's
John Tuthitl
Baptist Church
Vide
Simpking Offlciating
New Cemetery
Ella Alangan
Scranton
William Wagner
H. F. Bea
Middle Crossing
Bel. Atkinson
Christmas Programs Noted Across Churches and School
Mrs. A. B. Stilger of Brooklyn spent holidays with her daughter as the Baptist Sunday school prepared a fine Christmas programme for Monday evening. The German church and Presbyterians also scheduled Christmas services and entertainments that night. The graded school pupils presented an interesting Christmas programme Friday afternoon to a large and delighted audience.
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A. B. Stilger
Brooklyn
Baptist Sunday School
Graded School
Local notes from Montrose and Scranton area
Special to the Scranton Montrose column notes residents leaving for Vineland New Jersey and Philadelphia. It reports a final YMCA rally, property changes, sale events at the Presbyterian church, a Montrose Co operative Cuning company stockholders meeting, and a Bijou Comedy show. It also covers burglaries, a Princeton student visiting, a lawyer’s court engagement, Christmas services at St Pauls, a strike at Dupont collieries over pay frequency, and the death of Mrs Sarah Wearney with funeral details.
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Montrose
M. Fs. Gerritson
Maple Street
Vineland
N. J
J. A. Backus
Tillian
George Backus
Scranton
Philadelphia
W. O'. Scott
A. J. Hoffsomer
John AI. Kelly
D. T. Brewster
Presbyterian Church
Montrose Co-operative Cunning Company
Court House
Bijou
B.A. Maine
Village Hall
Adelaide Stoddard
Louis P. Knoll
Jackson Street
G. Carleton Shafer
Princeton
W. DB. Alney
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Burglar Interruption At Pittston Night Agent Office
In Pittston a six foot intruder entered Delaware and Hudson station agent Padfield's office demanding the money drawer. Padfield escaped through a door to the freight room and alarmed help, the burglar fled without loot. Also a boy named Smith attempted theft at Thomas Craig’s Booth Mile street store but was nabbed. mayor later sentenced him to a dive in jail. State Senator William Drury donated 5000 dollars to the Young Men's Christian Association building fund. Hugh Jennings plans retirement from professional baseball after signing a four year contract.
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Pittston
David Padfeld
Delaware and Hudson
James Bimich
Oreron
Thomas Craig
Booth Mile Street
Minyor
Young Men's Christian Association Building Fund
William Drury
Hugh Jennings
Tragic Moosic resident dies after bridge fall
Thomas Cummings Avo a Moosic man falls from a Delaware and Hudson bridge on Friday night found by his son. He leaves four daughters and two sons. Funeral mass to be held at St Marys church with interment in St Martins cemetery. Community discourse recalls a pupilistic encounter and a mining death in Beaver Meadow.
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Thomas Cummings
Moosic
Delaware and Hudson Company
Ofice
Patrick Nolan
Delia
Mary
Nellie
Patrick
John
St. Mary's Church
St. Marty's
Renuipber
James McAndrew
Beaver Meadow
M. PF. Crane
James J. Danberry
P. J. Boyle
J. J. Boyle
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Bivision
MrAdoo
P.O. Kelly
Eugene McLoughlin
New York City
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Toledo Figures
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for a catarrh cure believed unbeatable. It features testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co and lists Toledo pharmacists endorsing Hall's Catarrh Cure, claiming internal blood and tissue action and blood-borne symptoms improvement.
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Mall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Ee & Peis
Hall
Alll Deveriels
Local talent minstrel show nets seventy dollars
Halstead Dee reports the local talent minstrel show at the M. C. G. A. raised 70 dollars from two performances. Miss Clara Hall of Syracuse University visits home over the holiday. Myrtle Swartz of Elmira Ladies College returns for vacation. Warren Preston of Bloomsburg Normal School and medical student is home for holidays. Great Bend township officials meet with borough leaders to adjust annexation accounts. Sunday school Christmas celebrations are elaborate. Reuben H. Barnes of Mount Heinen Sellsvale returns home for several weeks with his parents.
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Halstead
Dee
Clara Hall
Syracuse University
A. Hall
Myrtle Swartz
Elmira Ladies’ College
Warren Preston
Bloomsburg Normal School
Great Bend
The Scribe in Persia From the North American Review
The article surveys Persia's book trade, noting dependence on lithography over movable type. It explains why type printing failed, praising manuscripts and calligraphy. It discusses lithograph copies and the human element of Persian writing, with limited modern printing activity remaining.
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Omar
Persia
Europe
East
Constantinople
Calra
Tabria
Merghin
Theatrical attractions this week and Christmas show
The Lyceum offers Rounders and vaudeville acts with turtle and Cline, the Gaiety presents McGinty the Sport, and Christmas day features Thomas Seabrook in The Hounds at the Theatre. Seabrooke, famed in New York Casino circles, leads a strong cast including Nellie Lynweh Bertha Waltzineer Wearnetts Lowrie and Crissi Carlele with Mandeville Terris and Her ward. seats on sale now.
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Thomas Q. Seabryoke
New York
Seabrygoke
Hin
Hue
le Hoe
Lederer
Seuloohe
Nellie Lynweh
Bertha Waltzineer
Wearnetts Lowrie
Crissi Carlele
Wo. C. Mandeville
William ‘T. ‘Terris
Jack Herward
Herbert AL Crippes
Utp
One Woman's Work in a Courtroom Depicts Daily Routine
A desolate witness details a morning as a single mother. She lists tasks from washing children and sewing, to tidying rooms, watering plants, dusting, mending, cleaning, and preparing notes for a teacher. The reflective answer ends with a brief pause before the clock strikes.
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Johnny
Nellie
Burke Vauleville Company Schedules Eastern Tour
The Burke Vauleville troupe plans two December shows at Taveeuny, then joins the circuit series with a strong display since September. They head to Scranton for a brief booking before a fifteen week New York stay, then tour eastern cities. TDaly of the theater schedules early seat sales.
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Burke Vauleville Company
Bia
Ae Omulu
Gm Scranten
New York
Syraesse
Hat Eity
Scranton
Uiis
Daly
Tasime
Chester DeVonde at Academy of Music Cigageiment Tour
Chester DeVonde and his company begin a week at the Academy of Music with nightly attractions. The show promises high class acts and special features while critics note the lively pace and the unique font origin tied to Alexandria. The performance follows DeVonde’s established repertoire featuring the Tiger in dramatic pieces.
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Chester DeVonde
Academy of Mucie
Alexandria
Ind
DeVondu
McGinty the Spor a Whalela vaalevite
An upcoming event features sports figures and entertainers with notable participants from across the country. Tickets include special pricing for the main show and a scheduled panel with prominent local and national guests.
Chamberlain’s Revenge in a Political House of Commons Scene
A historical sketch shows Joseph Chamberlain using his early parliamentary influence to shape a budding political moment. A leading politician, wary of Chamberlain’s firebrand style, weighs allowing him to speak as an election looms, and the veteran defers, citing uncertainty about the new member’s potential remarks.
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Joseph Cheberlain
Conte Mpans
Chanthervhiin
Tle
Moe
Chamberlain
Gentle- Wa
Butter Crear Adie Kyie-Select Western Seog Nearby
Fragmentary OCR text describes an online flour test or product listing with price mentions and unclear brand names. The readable items include a corrected name and location notes, but specifics on event, person, or organization remain undetermined.
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I. G. Male
Lackawanna Ave
Kyie
Atule
Clive WD Cheui
Whitvdelpha Club Be A Diverse Met Auth In Hisehat
Fragmented OCR text references Whitvdelpha, a club or group, mentioning Met authority in Hisehat and a range of garbled terms. It lists names and places in an unclear context, with no coherent event or outcome to verify. The readable bits hint at a ceremonial or organizational notice but lack definite facts.
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Whitvdelpha
Devia, Ltd
Met
Auth
Hisehat
Aise
STS
Geal
SI Cll
SEP Aay
Econ
Ban
Boibe
Prmetical
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Aifoadigee
Tsing
Nandi
Hear Gad
Matti
Toullung
P Coomiene Hetkeed
Sprig Tan
Hughie
Unclear OCR Fragment Reports Local Details
Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent events or identifiable names. It contains garbled place and person references, hindering a reliable summary of a news item or notice.
One on the Lawyer A Boomerang Cross-Examination
The article recounts attorney Abraham Jenks, Jefferson County bar leader, during Cleveland's administration. In a big land case his cross examination boomeranged as he tried to discredit a civil engineer witness and quizzed him about career changes, ending with the judge's admonition.
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Mont George A. Jenks
Jeffferson
United States
Cleveland
Jenks
Sald Mhy Jenkal
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