Northeastern Pennsylvania Notices and Local Appointments
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tankhannock lists local notices including postmaster appointments for Tunkhannock Vernon mail service proposals due Feb 23, and Philadelphia hospital patient Mrs. James L. Vose returning home improved. Also mentions local residents Abraham Hahn, J. Seldon Swisher, John Shippey, and Noah Lenox with farm plans and travel, plus court news on civil cases and a Meshoppen incident.
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Scranton Tribune
Tankhannock
Abraham Hahn
Dixon
Anna
J. Seldon Swisher
Scranton
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Bannatyne
Tunkhannock
Vernon
James L. Vose
Philadelphia
J. Jorden
Falla Wedinglay
John Shippey
Clark's Summit
Thure
Traiter
Nicholeon
Matt
Joseph Donley
Philippines
San Francisco
Cal
Dpd
Sheppard Robers
Wroeming County
Meshoppen
Jooker-oast
Thureling
Noah F. Lenox
Bunnell
Clyde Lenox
Tie
Pennyilvania Behoo) Directors’ Association
Harrisburg
Wyong County
M. L. McMillan
Nicholson
Mh. W. Lewis
N. A
Walfe
Turnpike Street
F. Metcalf
Elizabeth Reed
Mn Frank Acein
Newark
N. J
Moses Shicita Mine Stone Company
Nicholean
Court Notis
Court of Common Stone
Hallowe'en
White End
Local Happenings In New Milford January
Miss May Seymour lies ill with typhoid fever for three weeks. Miss Clara Inderstod hosted a gathering of intimate friends at her home Thursday evening. K A Benson and J V Axtell attended the Teachers association meeting in Susquehanna last Saturday. Mose remains confined at home due to illness. Mrs Frank Bronnerman of Brooklyn visits relatives in Down. Mr and Mrs J M Vail entertained their daughter Mrs H Heel of Franklin. Miss Maud Clinton of Binghamton was in town last week. L Ve Trumbull conducted business in Montrose Tuesday. F W Gillespie traveled to Beranton and Carbondale last week. F E Benjamin of Nicholson was a visiting merchant Tuesday. Thomas Brick shows improvement. Miss May Lewis and Harry Haggerty wed January at Pather Pagan Great Bend.
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New Milford
May Seymour
Clara Inderstod
K. A. Benson
J. V. Axtell
Teachers’ Association
Susquehanna
Mose
Frank Bronnerman
Brookvn
N. Y
Down
J. M. Vail
Mra. H. Heel
Franklin
Mies Maud Clinton
Binghamton
Ll. Ve Trumbull
Buelnese
F. W. Gillespie
T Beranton
Carbondale
F. E. Benjamin
Nicholson
Thomas Brick
May Lewis
Harry Haguerty
Jan
Pather Pagan
Great Bend
Local Notes from Kingsley and Surrounding Towns
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports births and illnesses in the area Addison Wagner and his wife welcomed twin boys on January 2 with Mr and Mrs John Wagner named in the item Others noted include Mrs C C Steere and J F Adame as grip victims Miss Mamie Sullivan visits Binghamton and returns to Scranton area travels by H A Barnard and A J Adams Hon Gr Tiffany and Mrs Tiffany visit Gibs on and Sloat family hosts Gravenstein from Brooklyn oversees creamery work Cantlin from Hopbottom visits Mrs G C Finn and Andrew Adams with Walter Wilmarth family spending week in Susquehanna at O G Larrabee residence
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Harriebore
Gr. J. Tiffany
Gibson
A. J. Adama
S. E. Tiffany
BL. Sloat
Factoryville
G. Gravenstein
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joe
Joe House. Miss Cantlin
Hopbottom
G. C. Finn
Andrew Adams
Walter Wilmarth
Busquehanna
O. G. Larrabee
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a perfect remedy for children. It claims to ease gum pain wind colic and diarrhea and warns it is sold widely with a price of twenty five cents.
Explosion at Fernwood colliery injures miners in Scranton region
An Erie company dynamite blast at Fernwood colliery near Scranton last evening fatally injures Italian miner Joseph Santino and lightly wounds laborer Joseph Fiureccinta. Santino loses both eyes and part of an arm. Fiureccinta suffers minor cuts. In other news, police chief Loftus and patrolman Sommerville are jailed on assault warrants related to the Dillionis case, with bail set at 100. Separately, Michael Lynott narrowly escapes a gun attack, bartenders draft new rules, and several local residents are reported injured or married.
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Kpreial
Scranton Tribune
Mittaton
Jan
Fernwood
Erie Company
Butler Coal Company
Joseph Santino
Joseph Fiureccinta
Spintino
Pittston
Priscinta
Loftus
Sommerville
Evana
Dillionis
John Wallace
Michael Lynott
Cork Lane
John McHale
Lynott
Clifford’s
Pantel Mulherrin
Prowntown
Shart
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Patrick Ryan
Browntown
Broad Street
Evans
Cosper
Funeral and town notices from Susquehanna area
Funeral services for Mise Margaret Stack were held at St John s Catholic church with interment in Laurel Hill cemetery. Parish societies renovate the parochial residence. A crokoin social was planned at Miss Anna Wesbberg s home. Pastor Rev E R Allen announced acceptance of a call to Walton NY. Mrs Fritgley and Mrs Martha Snyder noted ill. Megan opera house hosts an erie boilermakers event with Doran s orchestra. County finances show 15000 bridge bonds not due and a 1417048 treasury. District Sunday school convention set at Susquehanna Baptist church. Eva Whitney to host the Thimble club. Board of Trade banquet at Starracca House. Timothy Hoolihin and Miss Lillian Irving wed. Erie strike unchanged. Sufficient snow noted for sledding. Mrs Jennie D W Yelvington died in Binghamton aged 26. widow of Dr A P Yelvington. Mrs Lingie Emmons, mother of Mrs Calvin Jackson, died in Binghamton aged 4.
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Susquehanna
Mise Margaret Stack
St. John’s Catholic Church
Laurel Hill
Bt. John's Catholic
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Oakland
Anna Wesbberg
E. R. Allen
Megan Opera House
Erle Boilermakers
Doran
Susquehanna County
Susquehanna Baptist Church
Eva Whitney
Thimble Club
Board of Trade
Starracca
Reb. 2
St. John's Catholic Church
Pathor Manley
Timothy Hoolihin
Lillian Irving
Erie
Ft Ie
United States
Fay
Jeferson
Jennie D. W. Yelvington
A. P. Yelvington
Hinghamton
Whele
Jennie Wadsworth
Lanesboro
Lingie Emmons
Binghamton
Calvin Jackson
Private Fred Blesecker returns to duty after furlough
Private Fred Blesecker of the Fifth Cavalry resumes post at Washington after a furlough at home. He has served in Porto Rico and returned for the funeral of his grandmother Mrs. Malinda Biesevker. Mrs. Benjamin Richards is seriously ill with the grip. A social is planned at the home of Mr and Mrs H L.
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Metsare
Herbert Brown
Charles Ace
Duane Dilla
Ethel Trogellas
Moosle
Amrion Swingle
Prank Lane
Fred Blesecker
Fifth Cavalry
Mr. Blesecker
Porto Rico
Washington
Malinda Biesevker
Benjamin Richards
H. L
Local Citizens Nominate Ticket At Evening Caucus
A citizens caucus held last Tuesday evening in the band room nominated a slate for town offices. Included are W A Sanford as judge of election, Marty Miller and W C Hall as inspectors, Charles Tinkham and Albert Johnsen as town council, John Hall and N Mackey as school directors, BEH Halley as assessor, George Perry as poor director, F A Parker for auditor a three year term, Samuel Hall for two years, and Lloyd Lee as high constable. The Lavdies Aid Society of Moeth odiet church plans a Friday meeting at church parlors with supper and welcomes all. Dr. Putnam of New York preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning.
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Citizens’ Caucus
Band Room
W. A. Sanford
Marty Miller
W. C. Hall
Town Counel
Charles Tinkham
Albert Johnsen
John Hall
N. ©. Mackey
H H. Halley
George Perry
F. A. Parker
Samuel Hall
Lloyd Lee
Lavdies’ Aid Society
Moethodiet Church
Dr. Putnam
New York
Baptist Church
Theatrical Week Highlights At Greater New York Stage
The revival features Robert Mantell in A Free Farce and Mildred Hollen in The Power Ball and the Tipono. Miss Holland gains a triumphant reception in Love and Intrigue style. Lacey House hosts matinées and evening shows with strong local audience turnout and notable cast members.
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Mildred Hollen
Theodore Kremer
Ana
Hiller
Troy
Spentine
Mixa Holland
Lorie Widhorite
Bilin Nap Tit
Proness Brooke
Winner Neal
Frederic Or. Tonle
Victor de Silke
Prank Drew
Aites
J. D. Wharton
Leonard Walker
Tlorence Tenner
Markets in New York Show Wide Manipulation Amid Shifting Activity
The New York market shows heavy manipulation by aggressive operators as activity shifts between groups. Stocks rise and fall with a central figure, while rail and utility issues react to policy moves and cross‑market signals. Major lines including Mobile and Ohio rise on perceived feeder role for the nationwide railroad system.
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New York
Thor
Pacifics
Mobile
Cito
Pcipata
Channeotigins
Anl
Ohio Development Cor
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Cihage
1. C
St. Leuk
Die
St. Aead
Gretoreed
Wisconsin Centre
Wiese Palin
George Vod
United States
Wetrectad by I. G. Thy Street Market Listing
Fragmentary OCR lists names and items with prices and places, resembling a local shop catalog entry. The readable items include fresh eggs and other goods with scattered place names and amounts.
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I. G. Thy
Lackawanna
Ste
Dalew
Chese—Fullern
Per Wa
Boyers
Green Keefer Hi
Scrambled dairy and grain terms hint at old market listings
Fragmented OCR from a Philadelphia page shows mixed goods and farming items. Wheat, corn, oats, and cotton references mix with poultry and livestock terms, incomplete prices, and scattered regional notes suggesting a marketplace or trade listing from a southwestern region.
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Philadelphia
Fan
Weetern
Southwestern
Tiennes
Unclear historical market report with scattered terms
Fragmented and noisy OCR text from a New York market page shows mixed commodity and trade terms. Mentions of drifted ender, opened steady, options, and various price notes are unreadable or garbled, with no coherent events or clear entities to identify.
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New Yorks
Saher
Eile
Nate
Faye Odie
Unclear OCR Summary of Market Notes and Grain Data
Fragmented OCR text lists grains and prices with scattered names and figures. Mentions spring wheat, corn, yellow wheat, white wheat, tonnages, and several misread terms. No coherent event or clear entities beyond generic agricultural items and prices.
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Chicago
Dan
Wivrat
Witwer
Slade
Nets
Morilivist
Unclear OCR snippet prompts weather and stock notes
Fragmentary text shows mixed references to weather conditions, stock or price terms, and named items. Readable pieces mention storms, prices like 2500 and 2400, and various improper names. The passage lacks coherent events or a single storyline.
New York Weather Review Contains Fuzzy Aliases
The report presents unclear weather notes with several garbled terms. It mentions weights and numbers like 75 and 46 alongside names such as NSW and Conaillam Doryhe, suggesting a misread meteorological table.
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New York
Dan St
Janie
Nsw
Conaillam Doryhe
East Liberty Stock Market Report Turbulent Trading
Fragmented OCR text shows a stock market note from East Liberty with garbled names and figures. Mentions include traders such as Shad Hughes and Neavy hoes, with unclear prices or indices like 28 and S747. Overall shows volatile activity and unreadable specifics.
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Font Hiherty
Dan
Witla
Scrult
Prime
eoMninen
Ine Merino
Beng Warkor
Anit Pila
Neavy Hoes
Shad Hughes
St Tha
Sinep
Choloe Lamie
Frank Cheney reads will pay for all cat care charges
A 19th century note attests that FRANK J CHENEY promises payment of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each case of CATANRIE caused by MALL'S CAT ARE CUM. The document, sworn before AL P and AL W. GLEARON as notary, describes Mall's Catered Cure and recommends Hall's Berany Filler as the best remedy.
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Hia
Poles
Loma
Frask J
Oieniy
Kworn
AL P
Pasa
Beal
AL W. Glearon
Nota Mabile
Mall
Asehem
Ene
Fee
T F. d
Chiney &Co
Toledo
Diaggiata
The
Hall
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