Aged Wilkes-Barre Woman Die After Fire
Mrs. Katherine P. Rippard aged seventy six resident of Wilkes-Barre fatally burned at her North Main Street home Saturday afternoon. Fire started in her room likely from a small stove as doors were locked and she lay unconscious as flames consumed clothing. She died at 7 pm with her sons T. H. Tippard and A. N. Rippard named in the family obituary.
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Katherine P. Rippard
Berarton Tribone
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
North Main Street
T. H. Tippard
Wilkes-Barre Deposit and Trust Bank
Week of prayer observances and local notices in Susquehanna County
Special to The Beranton Tribune reports a busy week in Susquehanna County January 7 with prayer observances in Evangelist churches, a Montrose creamery fund drive surpassing $1,000, Nellie Keena starting as stenographer for Register Bruce Buffum in Montrose, and a teachers institute set for January 13 at Auburn Four Corners. The Susquehanna County Historical Society plans a January 24 meeting in Montrose. G H Downing of Binghamton will teach vocal music in Susquehanna. funerals for Mrs Mercy Mannering and Mrs Henry Day occurred in Susquehanna and Grand Street Cemetery. The Monte Carlo Girls to perform in Hogan Opera House and Flood and Pierce start a dancing school there. Lanesboro fire department is mentioned.
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Beranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Montrose
Nellie Keena
Office of Register and Recorder
Bruce B. Buffum
Teachers’ Institute
Methodist
Auburn Four Corners
Susquehanna County Historical Society
G. H. Downing
Binghamton
Mercy Mannering
Oakland Side
First Presbyterian Church
B. H. Abbot
Carbondale
Grand Street
Henry Day
Union
Monte Carlo
Hogan Opera House
Profs, Flood and Pierce
Lanesboro
Scott's Emulsion Promised For Wasting Diseases
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a standard remedy for wasting diseases in both young and old. It claims weight below average causes fatigue and restlessness and promises quicker gain after starting the remedy.
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Scott
scorT’é Dows
Chemin
New York
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised as universal cure
A Virginia man testifies Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has worked for years in his family and saved children from croup. The ad notes the remedy’s sale by all druggists and Matthews Brothers as wholesalers and retailers.
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Union
Chamberlain
M. W. Fisher
Liberty
Matthews Brothers
Death of Avoca editor A H H Smith at O-Malley's Hotel
Avoca editor A H H Smith was found dying in his room at O’Malley’s hotel in Avoca. He had lived in Avoca about two years, previously in Montrose and Brooklyn. Relatives in Spragueville and Wilkes-Barre could not be reached due to Sunday. Services and local meetings were announced for later that day and the week. A coroner’s inquest jurors were empanelled to investigate Smith’s death.
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A. HH. Smith
Avoca Argue
O'Malley
Avoca
Seaman
Emilth
Montrose
Mrooklyn
Hungerford
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Smith
Spragueville
Hose Company
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Aloyalus Society
Maine Assembly
Odd Fellows
Gram
Margaret Aikman
T. F. Carmody
Erln Polelard
Nellie Wisdal
Margaret Bosby
Marie Vigne
Lincoln Han
Mira Kate Healey
North End
Avoca Order
Friendly Union
Pittston
John Widdal
M. J. Bosley
Andrew Clark
William Robert
James Alger
Edward Peace
John P. Mitchell
T. J. Newton
Samuel Wesley
Wisconsin Tribe
New Silk Mill
Squire Morahan
A. H. Smith
T. J. Fitzalmmons
M. F. Ryan
Frank Parks
Anthony Healey
J. F. Conaboy
James O'Malley
Democratic caucus chaos disrupts ward meeting
Langan seized control of Foy's hall and forced the caucus to end as the hall light was cut and voters were left in darkness. In Thirteenth ward endorsements favored A B Stevens for select council, while A C Harley for alderman gained support. Across wards Jennings won school controller in the Fourteenth ward with Larkin losing.
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Langan
A. B. Lidstone
Select Council
Democrata
A. B. Stevens
T. J. Jennings
William Larkin
Fifteenth Ward
Friends
Horatio T. Fellows
Joseph Oliver
Foy’s Hall
Fellows
William Langan
John Donohue
Bellevue
Thomas Noone
Stevens
A. PB. Stevens
A. RB. Lidstone
A. C. Falley
Crawford County
Eix
Nettleton's Hall
Eelect
A. C. Harley
James Roach
Mr. Stevens
John J. Mc'Tegue
John J. Varley
John J. Kearney
Michael Hind
Thomas J. Jennings
Charles Wengel
William J. Larkin
Jennings
Larkin
Eugene Corgrove
Register of Voters
James Durkin
M. J. McAndrew
John Barrett
Charles Canaven
Frank McCann
Co-operative Hall
Charles BR. Acker
J. Z. Costello
J. J. Kearney
Henry J. O'Malley
Police End Eighteenth Round as Bout Reaches Climax
In Brooklyn at the Greenwood Athletic Club a twenty five round boxing match ends after police intervene in a heated fight during the eighteenth round. The bout takes place in a crowded venue with local fighters and officials monitoring the action.
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Greenwood Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Bowman recalls stabbing with hunting knife in carpentry work
Once sober, Bowman expressed deep remorse for the act. He described using a hunting knife, which he also claims to use in his carpentering business.
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Bowman
Eight Stab Wounds In Petersburg Fight
John Kneirim a Petersburg blacksmith was stabbed eight times near Ash and Croes streets by William Bowman. Bowman, intoxicated, is jailed. Kneirim may not survive. The men had met after a minor dispute over a dog. Bowman claims he acted in drunken self defense.
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John Kneirim
Paul Street
Petersburg
William Bowman
Bowman
Kneirim
Tribune
A. H. Bernstein
Joseph Hans
Ash and
Croes Streets
Knelrim
John Christ
Tiowman
Bernstein
Kneirlin
Fred Karius
Louila Goeritts
Kneirin White
Bowmin
Knetrim
Asaya
Cure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine
A vintage drug advertisement promising a one day cure for colds. It urges purchase from all druggists and offers a money back guarantee if the remedy fails. The box bears E. W. Grove's name and a 25 cent price.
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E. W. Grove
Local notables and visitors scatter through Scranton area
Special report notes County Auditor L. M. Gillett remains at the county seat for professional duties. Rev. Leonean Cole visits his son in Scranton while Mrs. FB. Mathews and daughter from Susquehanna call on relatives. Harry Sumner returns to Brooklyn after two weeks with his parents. George Gelatt nears completion of a mechanical drawing course with the International Correspondence School. Burnwood residents Poeter visit town. Ellis Simpson returns to work at the station after a Walton visit. Reverend and Mrs. Preweter of Starluck call on friends. Pickering returns from wedding trip to Nekering Wilmarth & Co. Wetmore couple from Harvey, Dakeota travel to Niagara County for extended stay.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
L. M. Gillett
Leonean Cole
Scranton
FB. J. Mathews
Susquehanna
R. V. Whitney
Harry Sumner
John Sumner
Brooklyn
George Gelatt
International Correspondence School
K. Vi. Poeter
Burnwood
Ellis Simpeon
Walton
N.Y
Plies
Niagara County
N. Y
Advert for Agnew's Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An old advertisement questions marriage and mother of pearl jokes then markets Dr Agnew's Ointment for skin diseases eruptions itching bleeding piles and warns of quick relief. It claims ten minutes relief after one application and cures in three to six nights priced 35 cents sold by Matthews Bros and W T Clark.
Markets Slide as Liquidation Hits New York Stocks
The New York stock market tumbled amid continued liquidation linked to Berlin tensions and war fears. Traders cited reduced buying, sterling pressure, and weak London imports data while bond prices showed modest gains amid lighter stock activity.
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New York
Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
Transvaal
Board of Trade
London
Fragmentary Market Prices Reported for Dairy and Produce
Corrected note lists dairy items including butter creamery and cheese full cream with prices. mentions beans per bushel and potatoes per bushel. refers to flowr (flower) per box and other---
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HG. Dale
Lackawanna Vente
Tuba
Sie
Iltye
Wheat and grain prices steady in Philadelphia market
Prices for wheat corn oats and potatoes show little change in Philadelphia on January 4. Multiple grades and regions are listed with steady to unchanged quotes, along with butter, eggs, and live poultry having stable or modest movement.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Wey Dee
Ain
Otyaic
Salle
Luree
Walle
Moedlow, Co
Felige
New York Grain and Produce Market Summary
New York grain and produce reports show quiet but steady wheat trading with No. 2 red flour futures easing amid export demand. Corn and oats remain steady with modest support from export clearing activity and seaboard clearances.
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New York
Fragmented OCR dairy product terms and defects
The text lists various dairy items and processing notes with mixed spellings and errors. It mentions creamery brand fragments, imitation products, and factory terms, indicating a garbled OCR of an advertisement or catalog page with inconsistent product names and descriptors.
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Boot Tirmer
Wrestern Vronnrry
la Bye
Cleese
Pennsylvania
Wheat and market notes from Chicago trading floor
Chicago market report shows liberal receipts and oats export demand easing wheat. May outlook weak, corn mixed, provisions steady to higher. Cash prices listed for flour, spring wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, flaxseed, pork, lard, shoulders, and sugars with multiple figures and grades.
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Chicago
Jan. F
Shiba
Market Report: Livestock Prices and Receipts
Interior market notes show mixed cattle and hog values with calf and sheep figures. Cattle demand uneven with good to choice cows listed. hogs steady to firmer with top prices noted. sheep and lambs quoted with regional variations and total receipts at around 4 000 head.
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Chikazo
Siam
Texas
Philadelphia Market Receipts Up Slightly Amid Mixed Prices
Receipts for the week show varied livestock and beef prices with firmness in several rounds. Heavily quoted items include veal and choice cuts with demand improving for western cattle and dressed beef, while lighter cattle and sheep remain uneven.
East Liberty Cattle Market Notes
Fragmentary cattle listing from East Liberty featuring items like mint liberty and Jin stock. Includes odd terms such as loaf hs pod and mediuma wand with Yorkers pipe. Postulates prices around 75 dollars per head amid unclear catalog details.
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Mint Liberty
Jin
Mtawton
Shiki
Market report shows barrels shipped and credits
Credit balances reach 14 dollars with certificates and offers noted. Totals include 101 675 barrels shipped with an average value around 3225 dollars per barrel and related shipments and margins.
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OW City
Jun
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Wall Street Review
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New York Grain and Produce
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