County Convention Called for March in Tunkhannock
George A. Carter of Meshoppen, Republican county chair, issues call for a county convention in the Tunkhannock courthouse on March 12 at 2 p.m. to elect a delegate to the state convention in Harrisburg and name conferees for the Harrisburg national convention. Additional items note court matters and real estate sales in Wyoming County.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
George A. Carter
Meshoppen
Republican County Committee
Court House
Tunkhannock Borough
Harrisburg
Wayne
Susquehanna
Thadford
Harrishire
Henry Stork
Tiers and
Bridge Streets
Wallace Jennings
JL. Kilkowich
C. A. Sisk
Factoryville
Wyoming County
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Tivron Carpenter
Orphans Court
Philetus Reynolds
C. A. Dershimer
Henry Harding
Robert Meyers
Tunkhannock Township
James EF. Frear
Tunk- Taeneer Borough
Paul FB
Jennings
James BE. Frear, Esq
Etna Osterhout
Orphans’ Court
James Ef, Frear
A. N. Renshaw
Lucy N. Renshaw
Court Hone
John Tarue
Lemon Township
Henry Tague
Lemon
Northmoreland Township
John W. Chay
Mahala Gallup
Bradford Convicts Bill Hits Bradford County Costs
The Bradford county bill shows 33 convicts in the past year with 28 in the penitentiary at year end. Convict days totaled 7,295 at 21 cents a day costing 1,552.99 after labor credits of 160.48. Seven prisoners earned while others earned nothing. Additionally four residents in the Huntingdon Industrial Reformatory incurred maintenance charges of 257.50 for 1,050 days at 20 cents per day.
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Scranton Tribune
Towanda
Bradford County
Huntingdon
Suffering From Stab Wound
Special to the Beranton Tribune Pittston Feb 1 A young Frogtown resident about 24 years old John Loughney is suffering from two stab wounds inflicted by Michael McNamara about 40 years old during a heated argument Saturday night near Rain Street in South Addition. McNamara, described as usually peaceable, drew a pocket knife and attacked.
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Beranton Tribune
Pittston
John Loughney
Frogtown
Michael McNamara
WU M'Elock
South Gadition
McNamara
Nourishing milk vital for mother and infant growth
The article emphasizes that nursing supports the mother's strength and vitality to sustain both, while also enriching the baby's nutrition. It notes the nourishment provides elements essential for proper growth of bones teeth and tissue, citing TE Bowne of Chauih New York.
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New York
Montrose Area News Briefs and Local Incidents
Special meeting for American Chair Manufacturing stockholders in Handt to approve capital increase from 40000 to 75000. Funerals for Abel Patrick of Montrase and infant child of Mr and Mrs Charles Taylor of Lanesboro. Rev Dunton visiting Pittsburg, Miss Clare Taylor to Niagara for studies. Susquehanna Medical Society May 1Montrose. Creamery funds raised about 2000. Banquet for local business men February 21 at Starrucca House. Hoffsomer named Montrose Y M C A secretary. Wrighton’s government pay corrected to 16850. Revival meetings continue Presbyterian church. Anticipated plant study funding urged by medical society. Milk producers expect 21 1/2 cents per quart under new schedule. Rumor of coal vein debunked. Philip Harding robbed of 205 dollars. three arrested.
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Beranton Tribune
Susquehanna
American Chair Manufacturing Company
Hrandt
Abel Patrick
Montrase
Douglis
Epworth League
Hogan Opera House
Charles BE. Moxley
Halistead
William FP. Dunton
Pittsburg
Clare Taylor
Lanesboro
Niagara
Susquehanna County Medical Society
Montrose
Surday School Association
Auburn Baptist Church
Montrose Creamery
Starrucca House
Board of Trade
Th. M. Miles
Pleasant Mount
Nicholson
A. B. Curtis
Hinghamton
Kingsley
Chead
van Buskirk
Harford
Sunmdiy
A. F F. Hoffsomer
Scranton
Congress
Susquehanna County
Uniondale
Herrick Centre
Philip Harding
New Milford
Montrose Road
Chamberlains Call Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a prompt relief for attacks. It urges readers to inform anyone affected and notes Matthews Bros as wholesale and general agents.
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Chamberlain
Irlogists
Matthews Bros
Bright Girl Dies After Brief Illness in Starrucca
A young woman described as a bright girl of fifty died within twenty four hours from spinal meningitis. She was buried in Starrucca at the home of Mrs Conden.
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Starrucca
Hart Succumbs At 78 In Pittston Cabinet Shop
Alvan C. Hart 78, of West Pittston, died suddenly Friday night after tending his cabinet shop fire. He was an uncle of Theodore Hart of the Pittston Gazette. Funeral services were held tonight with burial planned for Williamport tomorrow. Also note short items: Duryea Presbyterian church youth host Poverty Social February 14. Fernwood colliery miners strike over powder price and duress. Pittston Young Men’s Christian Association basketball losses to Williamsport 20 to 12, then to Bloomsburg 7 to 5. locals Stack Corcoran and Hileman returned from a North Carolina quail hunt with 236 birds.
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Beranton Tribune
Pittston
Alvan C. Hart
Fred J. Hart
West Pittston
Hien
Theodoere Hart
Tomorrne
Williamaport
Duryea
Pittsten Boys
Bloomeburg
MD Stack
James Corcoran
Robert Hileman
North Carolina
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets refund offer listed
The ad states a money back guarantee if the remedy fails to cure. It notes E. W. Grove's signature on each box and prices the tablets at 2 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Annual Meeting of Women Missionary Society Notices
The Women s Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet at treasurer Mrs George B Fairth s home on Chay avenue Beranton next Thursday at 3 00 PM. Officers for the poor and other business will be discussed. Members look forward to the event as a banner yearly gathering.
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Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
George B. Fairth
Chay Avenue
Beranton
Sermons Draw Large Audiences Across City Churches
Kiev A J Vaneloft preached two sermons at the Methodist Episcopal church on themes The Place and importance of the vial and Peters Great Sin and Bad Fall. The pastor at Tripp Avenue Christian church was ill, delaying services. Gibbons addressed large crowds at First Presbyterian church with two excellent discourses.
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Kiev
A. J. Vaneloft
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
Gibbons
First Presbyterian Church
Uncalled letters list for February period ends
The period ending February 10 shows a list of uncalled letters with names and addresses including John Cooper 74 Adame Avenue Emery Chapman So Mill Street John H Evans Minnie Bagnah James Fedden Lakely Street Martin Ferguson Grove and Quincy Avenues Retta Hall 82 Prescott Avenue Mrs J Hammerman Mrs J B Johnson 10 Lawn Mary Loaneman Wickliw Street Busie Murray Kim Street Michael McNulty Mrs Bridgat. Advertised February J. M. WK. Bishop, postmaster.
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Gwen
J. M. WK. Bishop
Pestimaster
John Cooper
Adame Avenue
Emery Chapman
So Mill Street
John H. Evans
Minnie Bagnah
James Fedden
Lakely Street
Martin Ferguson
Grove and
Quincy Avenues
Retta Hall
Prescott Avenue
J. Hammerman
Genuine Diamonds and Watches Offered With Tea Promotion
The Boston Tea Party at 127 Penn avenue advertises prizes with Tong Tina Tea purchases. The promotion lists numerous buyers receiving diamond jewelry, solid gold watches, and rings, amid an appeal to repeat customers and a plan to end the prizes after ninety days.
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Boston
Penn Avenue
Karl Woolralt
May Lewis
Olyphant
A. 4. Conklin
George L. Pege
John Ed. Davis
Washington Avenue
G. (. Spurr
Paull Building
George Hell
Peekville
D. Hollister
J. K., Murphy
Emmet Street
Jones
Pleasant Street
Hyde Park
Hoston Tea Party
Blind Guides and Dr Pierce Healings from Buffalo Era
A push for an expert in disease treatment contrasts blind leadership with practical medical aid. The piece cites Dr. RV Pierce of Buffalo as a trusted prescriber, claiming Golden Medical Discovery and Mensant Pellets helped hundreds, including consumption cases, and promotes his Common Sense Medical Adviser and Health Guide Book.
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RV. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
N. Y
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
John G. Born
Liberty Ave
Pittsburg
David Warteenluft
Shoemakersville
Berka Co
BG. McKinney
Deepwater, Fayette Co
W. Va
R. ¥. Pierce
Amay
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Uudale. N. Y
Wall Street Review on Feb Market Movements
Prices moved little on the New York Stock Exchange with closing contracts by professionals. Realising sales persisted at the open while London and Boston reacted to bank news and short covering fueled a late rally. Poor showing in St Paul Missouri Pacific Western Union Burlington and Bucyrus. total volume 165000 shares.
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Stock Exchange
Bost
St. Paul
Missouri
Pacdle
Western Union
Hurlington
Bucar
Lawes
Financial Chronicle
Chicago
St. Louis
Clearing House
Fragmentary Names and Addresses in Local Listing
A scrambled OCR fragment lists individuals and addresses including MoKale, Michael Meleds, 814 Monroe avenue, Mrs. Rachael Matthews 424 Monroe avenue, Owen Ruane MD Irving avenue, John Ruane Grove Street, J. 4. Walsh Chestnut street, Mrs. W. Weldner Butler street, Joseph Wills, F Porsien-Pasquale Constention Alps, Willim ufely care of Mrs. Phillips, i Adame avernie.
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MoKale
Michael Meleds
Monroe Avenue
Rachael Matthews
Owen Ruane
Irving Avenue
John Ruane
Grove Street
J. 4. Walsh
Chestnut Street
W. Weldner
Butler Street
Joseph Wills
F Porsien
Pasquale
Alps
Willim #ufely
Phillips
I Adame Avernie
Officers Named for Young Ladies' Mission Circle
The Presbyterian church Young Ladies' Mission circle announces the present year’s officers. President Elsie Close, vice president Anna Boyle, secretary Mrs. L. M. Smith, assistant secretary Morton Bryden, treasurer Grace Chamberlain.
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Young Ladies’ Mission Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Elsie Close
Anna Boyle
L. M. Smith
Morton Bryden
Grace Chamberlain
Funeral of Mrs Martin Joyce Held on Maat Drinker Street
The funeral from the late home on Maat Drinker street occurred at 2.90 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Services were at St Marys Catholic church and interment followed in the Catholic cemetery. The official board of the Methodist Episcopal church will meet tomorrow evening in the church lecture room. Miss Marion Kendrick of Port Jer vis was the guest of friends in town Saturday. The Republican finance committee found some affectionate matter in the paper published Saturday and it was not printed. After corrections it will reach voters awaiting its appearance.
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Martin Joyce
Maat Drinker Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marion Kendrick
Port Jervis
Republican Finance Committee
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Endorsed by Physicians
Local applications cannot reach the disease, so internal remedies are needed. Hall's Catarrh Cure works through the blood and mucous surfaces and is not a quack medicine. Prescribed by leading physicians, it uses tonics and blood purifiers to reduce catarrh. Testimonials offered free by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Hall's Family Pills also recommended.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Scranton Wholesale Market Ad Incomplete Listing
An OCR fragment notes wholesale items at Scranton Market listing Butter-Creamery and cheese products with prices. Mentions TH G Dale address 7 Lackawanna Avenue and various dairy goods with prices like 2.40 and 2.29 per unit.
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Scranton
TH. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Butter—Creamery
Dabry
Jules
Liv
Beas
Select Western
State
Philadelphia Market Report with Mixed Figures and Demands
The report lists wheat and corn shipments, turkey and fowl markets, and live poultry demand. It notes steady to fair demand for dressed poultry and a refined sugar market with specific bushel quantities and regional notes across Pennsylvania New York and western markets.
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Philadelphia
Pele
Ernie Tract Erade
Tauvle, Corth
Owl Tye
Roar
Shih
Gat—Boeady
Penneylvania Choice
Per Lush
New York
Wester
Southweetern
Volgtae
Flour-Stealler News Roundup from New York Market
Market notes from New York on February 20 describe flour steady to quiet, wheat futures firm with various elevator bids and prompts. Spot prices show firm demand and cautious gains, with several contracts and creameries listed among the day’s activity and price changes.
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New York
Ephiens
Slake
Mutter-Brendy
Weetern Creamery
Malate
USA
Shulae
Fragmentary Note on State and Pennsyte Regions
The text provides fragmented references to state and Pennsyte areas with unclear spellings, mentioning regions such as Leer Wewk and almurk. It lacks coherent details to identify a clear event, person, or organization.
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Lalitge
Almurk
Western
Bevloe
Cattle market mixed as receipts rise in Chicago trading
The Chicago cattle market showed mixed tone with 5,500 head noted. Good to choice stockers and feeders moved steady to firm while common types softened. Texas cattle and heavy lots, including bulls and cows, weighed on prices with average veering lower from yesterday.
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Chicago
Connera
Sen
Oalves
Texas
New York Market Report Noted Trade Variability
The report shows live cattle and calf trades with nominal steadiness for steers and light trade for calves. Sheep and lambs are quiet and mostly steady to lower, with mixed prices and weak demand reflected in market tabs and quotes.
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New York
East Liberty Livestock Prices Reported February
East Liberty market notes show bids and prices for cattle and calves. Steady to firm values across classes with heavy and light weights trading mixed, including oxen steers and heifers, with lambs and veal calves priced at the lower to mid range.
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East Liberty
York
Chalee Wethers
City Ledger Details On Commodities And Shipments
Shipping figures show gray certificates close cash offers and barrels listed. Readouts include averages of 0.8 barrels and 201 barrels with notes on shipments and pricing adjustments affecting the market.
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City
Poh, C
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