Parsonage Case Ends In Favor Of Church In Towanda
Towanda, Feb 25. A three day court case ended with a verdict for the defendant as the church retained the parsonage after Sophia Hottenstine refused to vacate following resignation from the Methodist pastorate. Judge Fanning instructed the jury to find for the defendant citing three months notice. The church has held the property for three years and the matter is now settled.
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Scranton Tribone
Towanda
J. I. Hay
Sophia Hottenstine
Mre. Hottenstine
Protestant Methodist Church
Silvara
Hottenstine
Judee Fanning
Public events and notices from Towanda area in February
Washingtons birthday observed by public schools. Ulster dep rtment adds a chemical engine. State fair run by Carpenters and Joiners union of Sayre Athens and Waverly. Athens man in jail for disturbing an army Salvation meeting. Universalist society earns $200 from fair. A colored four hundred hosts a Duke walk and ball in Foster hall with participants from Scranton Binghamton and more. Mt Vernon hunters fined $100 appealed verdict abetting illegal seizure. Prosecution against State game commission for seizure in transit. Watkins post G A R No 68 held an entertainment at Naiad hall with supper. Local visits by J J Kiger and W Kipp. J A Hill to retire May 1 from Greenwood tannery management. Thunderstorm noted in town. T W Graham active with local Towanda customers and Old Maids list joke. Fred Newell case on mandamus against Sullivan county officials disposed of. judge notes proper channel via district attorney.
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Scranton Tribune
Towanda
Washington
Ulster
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
Sayre
Athens
Waverly
Harry Briggs
Universalist Society
Colored Four Hundred
J. A. White
Foster Hall
Scranton
Binghamton
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Mauch Chunk
Stevensville
State Game Commission
Watkins Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Hell
Naiad Hall
J. J. Kiger
Kisers
W. Kipp
Jefferson County
Fist of
Black Diamond Express
Fred Newell
Dushore Review
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Offer
Drug advertisement notes that druggists refund the money if the tablets fail to cure. It carries E. W. Grove's signature on each box and is priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Perkins and Spettigue Connections Highlight Forest City Visit
Special to the Beranton Tribune reports George E. Perkins of Waymart visiting son Dr. L. E. Perkins in Forest City. Mrs Frank Havenstein of Parne visits friends in town. The funeral of Mrs E J Spettigue of Dunmore, conducted at Agnesdale, was attended by Mrs N B Caryl O M Coyle and J R Budd. Mira Spettigue was the
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Beranton Tribune
Forest City
George E. Perkins
Waymart
L. E. Perkins
Frank Havenstein
Parne
E. J. Spetiigue
Dunmore
Agnesdale
Caryl
O. M. Coyle
J. R. Budd
Mira
Spettigue
Susquehanna County Institute Plans in Tan Nesbere
A Susquehanna County Sunday School gathering set for Tan Nesbere features Dr Charles Rooda and Rev A D David with Methodist and Presbyterian leaders. The event includes the Ladies Quartet from Thomson and a countywide teachers list request to Prog W La Thrat cher of Harford as part of a week long institute series.
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Susquehanna
Aundar School Institute
Susquehanna County Sunday School Association
Taanesbere
Charles Roada
Pennsyylvania Sunday School
A. D. David
Thomson
D.C. Rarnea
Lanesboro
Moxley
W. la. Thratcher
Harford
Busequehenna County Historical Society
American Chair Company
Halletead
Richard Smith
Willow Street
Montrose News Briefs and Local Notes
The Montrose Democrat reports on local figures including Mr and Mrs Clare facing health concerns and Miller son of Congressman Wright recovering from knee injuries after vaccination. Church Hill reports Searler tower cases. A new play Ten Nights in a Bar Room heads to Hogan Opera. Dr T J Lathrop dies in Springville. Montrose hosts a hosiery factory possibility.
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Clarence FE
Fiteworth
Washington Street
Miller
Ccred Wright
Montrose Democrat
Susquehanna County Commission
Church Hill
Hogan Opera
T. J. Lathrop
Springville
Merry
Montiome i
Ss. A. Dawley
Montrose
Jewleh
Brief Luzerne wills and local deaths in Pittston area
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Pittston on February 25 reports Mrs. Honora Farr of Pittston township left all Tallworth to Mrs. Mary Mc Donnell in a sixteen word will. Conrad Haub, ex Pittston hotel keeper, died in San Francisco. Coroner's jury verdicts decline blame in Hogan Lehigh Valley death and Dooner shooting. Infant of Mr. and Mrs. David Prandenture dies of pneumonia. The Pennsylvania Coal Co buys heirs interests in the Schooley tract in Exeter borough.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Luzerne County
Honora Farr
Pittston Township
Tallworth
Mary McDonnell
Conrad Haub
San Francisco
Thomas Hogan
Lehigh Valley
Evans
Rogan
George Doorer
J. D. Schooley
Schooley
Pexeter
Storesaid Company
General Shifter Missing After Auto Ride Ordeal
Chicago February report says Aalor General Shifter failed to reach Sycamore due to a collision or fear during a nocturnal automobile trip. A relative, Ms Sern of Chicago, dined with him at the Auditorium before the outing ended with a stranded ride and police assistance. The general recovered with medical help after a rough night and declared he will avoid car travel.
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Chicago
Aalor
Sycamore
Shess
Mivs Sern
Pitty-thind Street
Sureon
Taner
Count Boni de Castellane Returns to Paris
Boni de Castellane and the Countess arrived in Paris on February 15 aboard La Gascogne and appeared in the chamber of deputies. He said he would not issue a full statement yet and planned to sue Figaro, awaiting advice from friends before deciding further steps.
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Paris
Boni de Castellane
Countess de Castellane
New York
la Gascogne
Chamber of Deputies
Associated Press
Figaro
Pe Rodays
United States
Indignant tale of mistaken public debt punishment
The piece argues indigestion and digestive failure drive fatal diseases, praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as cures. It cites a Chase Nebraska case of a girl saved by the remedy and a North Carolina man cured after typhoid and cough, touting Pierce as a leading physician and advertising his medical adviser.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Chase
Chase Co
Nebraska
C. C. Rummiell
Dr. Pierce
Finney, Esq
Amelia, Allemany Co
N.C
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
America
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Convention Calls for Republican District Meeting in Scranton
Notices announce a Republican convention for the Remutlicwnms of the Pine district at Cooperative Hall West Side at 1 pm on March 5 to nominate a legislative candidate and select two delegates for the state convention in Harrisburg on April 21. Primaries are March 17 from 4 to 7 pm with strict registration and assessment rules.
Primary election notice for Second Legislative District delegates
Republican voters in the Second Legislative District are informed a primary will be held Saturday March 1 100 from 4 to 7 p m to elect two delegates to the Republican state convention in Harrisburg and nominate a candidate for the legislature. The convention to compute the vote will be Tuesday March 2 149 at 1 o clock p m in the Bernsten courthouse. Candidates must register with the district chairman with full name and office address and pay dues twenty days before the election. otherwise their name will not be on the ballot or votes counted. The district vigilance committees will conduct the election and report results to the district convention. Frederick W Fleitz, Chairman. Walter E Davis, Secretary.
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Hetwiyciven
Plnet
Heta
Marek
Sturrisburg
Cheires
Steen
Harrisburg
Court House
Bernsten
Hile
Frederick W. Fleitz
Walter E. Davis
Here Is a Chance to Do Some One a Kindness
An appeal urges readers to tell anyone suffering bilious colic about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The remedy is advertised as giving prompt relief and is sold by all druggists with Matthews Bros. as wholesale and retail agents.
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Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Market unsettled as Third Avenue leads broad decline
Persistent selling pressures sweep the New York market amid downbeat trade reports. Tennessee Coal drops while rail stocks slip. bank clearings shrink in most cities though New Orleans and Chicago rise. Bond activity stays steady as government prices advance in a cautious, uneven session at the Tribunes’ quote room.
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Third Avena
Tennessee
Financial World
New York
Howton
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Louis
New Orleans
Chicago
St. Pieul
Hocking Valley
Rio Graunde Western
Third Avenue
le Rven
National Bank
Doenesli
Dt 18
United States
Butter Dairy and Grocery Prices Listed
Corrected by H. G. Dale at ST Lackawanna Avenue the dairy shop lists butter creamery ic dairy tubs eye select western nearby state cheese full cream new beans per bag choles marrow 240 medium 20 pea onions per bushel flour 1.29
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H. G. Dale
ST Lackawanna Avenue
Creoamery
Western
Lnc
New York Market Report From February Two
A noisy, garbled dairy and grain summary reports price trends across commodities. It references flour, wheat, corn, oats, butter, whey, milk products and regional market notes with broad firm and steady indications amid unclear figures and lines.
Wheat and corn steady and firm markets report
Philadelphia market notes show wheat steady with February futures, corn firm at No 2 mixed, white and clipped varieties weaker, potatoes unchanged, oats and other grains listed with prices. New York and western markets included, with tin and glaze notes and clover prices per bushel.
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Iit
Tom Botti
Deviator
Moye
Daly
Aiffont
Vitec
Wye
Oars Rt
Bull
Woeterly Creamery
Dune
Wotahee Imioethon
Atiie
Tate
State
Pennsylvania
Mark
Philadelphia
Fragmented OCR Wildlife Market Notes
An OCR fragment lists scattered terms tied to livestock and poultry trade. Mentions include poultry items, hogs, corn, wheat, barrels, and various place names and brands, but details are obscured and context is limited.
Wheat closes mixed as May corn and oats rise
Market notes from Chicago show May corn closing higher while May oats gain and wheat opening weak on light demand. Prices for rye, flour, and other grains mix with several staples listed, including hay, flaxseed, and whiskey futures moving modestly.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago live stock market shows cattle and hog futures steady to weaker for week closing. Calves and feeders mixed with higher bull and steer activity noted, while sheep trend subdued with limited demand and fewer head traded.
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Faroalors
Enlvew
Sas
Texas
Utah
Fast Buta Cattle Market Notes Mixed Prices
In a terse market note from Resadota and nearby, cattle and sheep prices show mixed movement with several entries including wethers and ewes. Several named buyers and sellers are referenced in brief, fragmentary lines indicating trades and demand across multiple lots.
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Triksedel
Resadota
Senor
Fragmented OCR note on cattle and sheep terms in unclear region
The readable lines describe cattle and sheep mentions with scattered terms such as fat cows and sheep, plus vague place-like words and dates. The snippet lacks coherent events, people, or clear actions to summarize meaningfully.
Enat Liberty Cuttle Market Report Dusty Notes
Market notes from East Liberty detail cattle and pork prices with varied quality grades. Report mentions bacon demand and sheep terms, alongside general earnings for wholesale buyers and local livestock dealers.
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Enat Liberty Cuttle Market
East Liberty
Choles Welkers
New York Live Stock Market Brief
New York Metropolis beef market quiet with no notable rises or declines. Calves show nominal movement while lambs firm on brood condition. Sheep prices steady amid limited demand and early market activity.
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New York
York
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