Montrose Hearing Highlights Local Court Actions
Special to the Keranton Tribune Montrose February 1 The Montrose session includes verdicts in several cases with Judge Purdy presiding. Notable outcomes include a not guilty verdict in Curtis Stone case and a guilty finding in Commonwealth vs William Stith for mayhem. The Free Methodist Camp Meeting association sues over a sale of light beers near the camp ground. Community notices mention church services, a sleighride for Montrose High seniors, and plans for a pants factory needing $1,000 to secure rent for four years.
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Keranton Tribune
Montrose
Coure
George 8. Purdy
Wayne County
Commonwealth
Curtis Stone
Wasault
William Stith
Thomas Bovit
Anofro Rollava
Hlodycek Yanovleh
Masault
Daniel Reardon
Jonsie Chamberlain
Cortin Stone
Free Methodist Camp Meeting Association
Mr. Santmire
T. J. Davies
Local clubs and election notes in Tunkhannock area
Special to the Scranton Tribune report covers the Monday club meeting plans led by Mise flennor Little and Mrs R Fassett with In law relative Mrs Elisabeth Spaulding present. St Anthony Literary Club officers are elected William Connell president Patrick Royer vice president Thomane Bovee secretary and Chris Callahan treasurer. The piece lists local residents and events including court visits, hospital transfers, a prison convoy departure, a lecture at Piafs opera house, and civic appointments for the fire company and local caucus dynamics in the ward elections.
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Ethelma Blakeslee
B. WR. Blakeslee
Chirurgiew Hospital
Philadelphia
Milton Britton
Clinton Townsship
Charles Gardner
George Stanton
Pactoryville
John W. Gray
Huntingdon
Joseph Moulton
Minneat Dickinson
Cour
George T. Bible
Stroudburg State Normal School
Piaf
Opera House
Tunkhannock Independent School
Wstricg
Am Bell
Flor Parks
Wilker-Hovre
Jux
Elabeth Spaulding
Clarence Asheld
Slut
N. Y
Sermdmoller
Mra. Ave. Milley
Mike Alfurute Jones
Wall of Noxon
Mim
Kien
Auburn
N Y
N. Stone
Heber
PLM
Carpenter
N. E. Brondage
W.T. Davis
James Karner
Citheene
Ramuel May
Second Ward
Frank Doud
C. J. May
Auditora
J. RR. Rudd
J. BR. Bell
Poormanters
Levi Decker
Edward Flynn
W. A. Lott
John Bicholter
M. J. Steinbrecher
J. M. Brown
Joe Nick
Jurors Return Verdicts in County Court Tales of Trespass
In George White v Mulligan et al the jury found for the defendants after nearly four hours deliberation and may appeal. Commonwealth v Kneeland Allen notes recognizance forfeiture and a bench warrant to compel attendance. Sheriff Gray acknowledged deeds of sale in Monroe to Ayers and Pratt for C M Newbury property totaling 5000 dollars. Judson Lutes v Cory Schooley grants interpleader. Myers v Dailey Sickler and Gable on timber trespass with treble damages if plaintiff proves timber cutting.
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George White
Frank Mulligan
Commonwealth Va
Kneeland F. Allen
Terk
John W. Gray
Wroning County
Olin Sickler
Wesley Sickler
Wesley Gable
James KE
Frear
Harding & Harding
James W. Pratt
Illness Strikes Forest City as Grippe Spreads
Forest City reports high sickness with grip listed as the main cause. W F White has pneumonia and Elizabeth Hartung is slightly improved from pneumonia. Claude Taylor and S C Manzer show health changes while William H McMillan attended the United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis and W H Jones returns from New York after embalming study. The Forest City Social Club plans to open its rooms tonight with a smoker.
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Forest City
la Grippe
W. F. White
Elizabeth Hartung
C. Manzer
T. B. Davia & Bro
Claude Taylor
William H. McMillan
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
W. H. Jones
New York City
Jack
Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills Claim Cure for Kidney Disease
An advertisement extols Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a universal cure for kidney disease. It cites symptoms such as frequent painful urination back and limb pain and urine deposits, urging readers to obtain genuine pills from Buffalo New York dealers or Dr. A W Chase Medicine Co. It includes a testimonial from J Curtiss a railway engineer about rapid relief and renewed health after use.
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Druzer
Dr. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y. Rait
Dr. A. W. Chase
Honesdale Events Include Lecture speech and social notices
In Honesdale Weds a Dr PLS Henson of Chicago lectured to a large audience at the opera house with a varied program. Friday night Miss Jennie Hawkins hosted a surprise party on Upper Alain Street for twenty five couples. The Klotz factory operates long shifts to fill orders. Mrs March attends her father’s funeral in Clearfield while Tobe erteen lies ill at home. A masquerade ball planned by the Alert Hook and Ladder Co on February a theft of snow disrupts county transport. A freight wreck near Lackawaxen injures several passengers and a suit for damages is brought against the Erie Railroad.
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Klotz Undernenar
March
Thomas &. March
Honeadale School
Clearfield
George
Tobeerteen
Dyberry
Wamp
Lidle
Lackawaxen
Wrenk 4
Sell
Honesdale
Erie Mailroad Company
Wayne County
Hawley Notes and Local Notices in Early February
At the Bapt ist Nureh in Hawley Sunday evening Young People Society of Christ ian Endeavor elected officers including President W C Knapp and Secretary Mae Geary. Nan Palmer wed Miss Nell Woodward to Deposit N Y, while N E Woodward heads to New York for nurse training. Republican caucus names W C Knapp as judge of election and other local posts. Odd Fellows plan a February 22 meeting. Ice shipments totaling 155 cars to Port Jervis Beef Co. flagged, with a second crop soon ready.
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Hawley
Nureh
Young People's Society of Chriathin Endeavor
W. C. Knapp
Edward Beardslee
Sarah &. Knapp
Mae Geary
Anna Wagnher
T. Palmer
James Palmer
Nan Palmer
Deposit
N. Y
Nell Ek. Woodward
New York City
New York Hospital
William Hittinger
New York
Buffalo
F.C. White
Misa Sarah J. Knapp
Aldenville
George Thompson
F. C. White
F. Schalm
John Thompson
J. Schlager
T. F. Wall
C. H. Woodward
W. N. Pierson
Brilliant Nicholson lodge banquet astonishes Scranton area
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Nicholson Feb 1 describes a grand banquet by Nicholson lodge No. 438 Free and Accepted Maxons at the opera house on January 30 1901. The evening opened with musical selections by Mrs W Decker Mrs F A Baker Nellie Shields and others followed by a lavish feast of oysters turkey frappes and desserts. Dr C R Newton was toastmaster with Rev R Beardaley N B Nash and L Sanford guests delivering toasts.
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Mra. Smith
Mrs. Phillips
Mr. Reynolds
Decker
Mra
F. A. Baker
Nellie Shields
All Eternity
BE. M. Tiffany
Jessie Phillips-Smith
Mr. Hobbs
Tt. Newton
M. Shields, Jr
C. R. Newton
Local Fires, Social Calls Highlight Small Town News
Report recalls visitors Beranton Hop Bot tom Factoryvidl Fleetville and Clark's Summit. Tiffany spent Friday with friends in Alford. Summeraville callers in town. Mrs Wilkineg ill with grip at her mother’s home. Fire scare on Malin Oak Pine Walnut block as lamp ignited C C Shifter furniture store. $1500 damage. Stude Roberta attended a Brooklin dance.
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Beranton
Hop Bottom
Factoryvidl
Fleetville
Clark's Summit
Tiffany
Alford
M. Thomas
Summeraville
Herbert T. Wilkineg
Frank B. Tiffany
Malin
Oak
Pine
Walnut
C. C. Shifter
A. Z. King
Stude Roberta
Brookl
Welcome of Rev Green family to Duryea Methodist church
In Duryea on February 1 a gathering of Methodist ladies welcomed Rev Green and his family to the new parlor and home. The group, including Mrs Wicklver and Mrs Curtis, served tea to travelers. Local notes mention lumber donations for rebuilding Babylon colliery, a nearly finished washery foundation, and poles being erected by the Lackawanna Telephone company after prior removal by Old Forge authorities.
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Sylal
Scranton Tribune
Duryea
Methodist Episcopal Church
Green
Worchester
Mra
W. Wicklver
J. Bryomier
Z. Curtis
S&s. Anderson
Babylon
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Lawrenceville
Old Forge Council
Petty Iifever
William Richards
Misa Mary
Yatgehter
Weat Millsion
Peter
James Perry
Silas Randall
Duane Ditts
Scranton
Brick Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Presbyterians and
Primitive Methodist Church
New Milford Hosts Bridgewater Pastors Conference
The quarterly conference of Bridge water association pastors meets in New Milford on Monday February 4 with 2 P M devotional exercises led by Rev T F Dwyer and sermons by Rev M J Wat kine Rev E B Hughes and Rev K Thomas with evening plans by Dwyer and Tilden. Local obituaries note Mrs Fo W Boyle at Towanda and Mrs Hannah Matthews at Binghamton. Maurice Hayden discusses home visit. social visits include Miss Maud and Amos Brown with Miss Lillian Hatfield and George Mix guest of Thomas Strick.
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New Milford
Pastors of Bridgewater Association
T. F. Dwyer
M. J. Watkine
E. B. Hughes
Reva
Dwyer
Tilden
Hannah Matthews
Binghamton
Maurice Hayden
Maud
Amos Brown
Lillian Hat«field
Hatlstead
George Mix
Newark Valley
Thomas Strick
Church events and local notices in Ariel area
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports on residents and visitors including Mr. Charles Bidwell at Maplewood, Mrs. Burton Headley and son returning from Honesdale, Mrs. Asa Jones’s illness, Miss Pearl Wilmot with Mrs. J. Brown, Rev T A Spaulding to preach, fourth quarterly conference held, local Teachers Institute on Saturday, Prof George P. Bible to lecture, Rev L F Van Hoesen speaking in Binghamton, and Rev M W Williams aiding revival at Carbondale.
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Ariel
Charles Bidwell
Maplewood
Burton Headley
Honesdale
Asa Jones
Shaffer
Gravity
Epent
Thoradin
Pearl Wilmot
Varden
J. Brown
T. A. Spaulding
Hollisterville
J. F. Warner
Teachers’ Institute
George FP. Bible
L. EF. van Hoesen
Fairview Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Boothes Children
An old advertisement proclaims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for children. It claims to soothe the child, stop pain, cure wind colic and diarrhea, and urges readers to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup only, pricing at twenty five cents.
Uniondale caucuses nominate candidates for February election
Democrats and Prohibition caucuses meet in Uniondale and endorse multiple Republican tickets. Local clergy and residents are noted: Rev A Easiman and daughter, Edith Spoor visits in Florval City, James Bennett turns ninety, Mrs A Howwell travels to Carbondale, Rev A Engtman attends a funeral in Simyvina, Rev Hogee and son visit, Rev D Jenkins to preach in Carbondale, Mrs Janet Stephens and Mrs Della Williams' health concerns, Rev Charles Todd to preach in absence of pastor, Ladies Aid to dine at Mrs J E Thomas home. Light snows improve sleighing. Also a medicinal ton "Cure the Grip in Two Days" ad.
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Uniondale
Iimo
A. Easiman
Taylor
Binghamton
Edith Spoor
Florval
James Bennett
Tie
A. Howwell
A. Lowin
Carbondale
A. Engtman
Simyvina
N.Y
Hogee
Gon
Pleasant Mount
D. Jenkins
Janet Stephens
Mise Della Williams
Charles Todd
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
J. E. Thomas
Market activity shows renewed interest and price swings
New York markets report strong trading with renewed interest from professionals and large investors. Leading groups bid up prices, profits, and dividends amid mixed days. several rail and Pacific stocks moved on London influence, with notable gains and some declines across sectors and bonds.
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New York
Enter
Pacific
Ubon
Union Martin
Peoria
London
LAM
Southern Pacific
Oeast
Karinas
Texas
Tennesore Cool
Ateliaon
Jovinville
Psytol Wales
Veorin
Rae Incomes
Conteal
Georgia
Kron Mountain i
Witedrsin Central de
San Antonio
Avkuna Powde
Guadarilli Coffee Offered in Local Basement Sale
A grocery note advertises Guadarilli blend coffee from a private estate sold to ten stores including seven in New York and three in Pennsylvania. The price is 35 cents per pound, with a special offer of three pounds for a dollar in the basement.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations
The Scranton Board of Trade lists all quotations based on par value of 100. Prices reflect day trading figures and include updated bid and ask figures for listed securities.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Seranten Wholesale Market Listing Summary
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a wholesale market and multiple street addresses and names. Key terms include Mdake, 25 Aetantinella Ave, Shigatze, and Lal cae with scattered references to travel and dates. No coherent events or individuals clearly identifiable from the readable portion.
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Seranten
Heep
Aetantinella
Cnitcainy Oee
Westrin
Fragmented OCR Text on Poultry and Grain Trade
Readable lines describe poultry items and livestock products with mentions of fowls chickens ducks and turkeys. Also included are agricultural goods like flour bushels corn oats and wheat with large shipment figures and values. The piece resembles an inventory or market notice fragment.
Rise in wheat futures amid dull opening and steady spot prices
Market notes New York prices show a firmer tone in wheat with heavy late-day clearances supporting an active advance. Spot markets remain steady across varieties with mixed western and eastern tracks, while options start dull but firm, and dairy and creamery items show stable to firm tones.
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New York
Dalutt
Duly
We. Net
Ae Bay
Maldo
Waldo
Bey Oaks
Wheat quiet as export buying looms in Chicago open
Wheat was quiet with export demand showing, May futures higher after a steady start. Corn and oats advanced slightly while provisions remained mostly unchanged. Quotations covered flour, different wheats, flax, timothy, and pork futures in a brisk Chicago session.
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Chicago
Ioa
Market Report from Texas Livestock Sale Yard
A fragmented livestock auction summary lists cattle calves and bulls with prices, noting steady to slow demand and varied values. Sheep and lamb receipts show good to choice conditions with price ranges around 6.00 to 7.00 per unit, reflecting market activity.
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Chikago
Fell
Sidi
Saad
Cowa
Aie
Sato
Texas
Texas Bulls
New York Livestock Prices Mixed Amid Market Fluctuations
The bulletin lists steer and cow prices with figures like S4.05a0,00 and S6 425, outlining bale values, calves, veal, and prime weights. It notes quantities for sheep and lambs, slow trade for veals, and references culls and farmyard stock, concluding with minor activity overall.
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New York
Meeves
Morleratole
Antony
Cattle Prices and Grading Report From Open Market
A fragmentary market note lists cattle grades and prices for steers and lambs, with totals including $1,701,100 and $747.73. Mentions include common and choice quality with weights around 70 to 85 pounds and figures for prime veal and other livestock.
Toledo City Ledger Soap Ad and Oath Claim
In Toledo on February 1 a sworn statement by Frank J. Cheney of Cheney Co asserts partnership status and a $100 bond for cure claims. The text advertises Mall’s Catarrh Cure and Mall’s Family Pills with auction sale language and asserts public credibility.
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Lce
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
Cheney CO
Catania
Acta Direethy
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