Ice harvest thriving as odds fellows plan social
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Factoryville reports ice in good quality and twelve inches thick. Independent Order of Odd Fellows encampment No 246 will hold a degree, business and a social banquet for members and ladies. The item notes local news, a surgery by doctors Heller and Long, a missing postal letter, travel, an ice business move, a junk venture collapse, a police investigation, a near-drowning incident, and a cave-in revealing a new coal vein with preparations to mine.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Dan
Order of Odd Fellows
Drs. Heller
Longatreet
Scranton
Whipple Thomas
M. W. Bliss
T. Spencer
Waverly
N. Y
John Biddleman
Trenton
N. J
Henry Crlaman
Pittsburg
Walter Biddleman
Hert Zweizig
Gouldsboro
B. Camp
Montrose
James Stanton
Carroll
Edith Davis
Mendel Davis
Bellevue
Iabeth Howell
West Pittston
A. B. Brownie
William Street
Stevena
Loraine M. Fuller
Yateaville
British North America
Charlies UW. Puller
Pittston Inspector Probes Death From Poisoned Candy
Pittston on Saturday afternoon state food Inspector Ferdinand Stevens investigated the death of Charles Williems a boy who died Friday after Christmas from suspected poisoning after eating colored candy.
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Pittston
Jan
Poor Health Promises Cure for Womanly Ills
An advertising feature extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a temperance medicine for women. It claims to cure disease of the delicate womanly organism, relieve drains and pain, restore appetite, steady nerves, and renew health. Endorsing anecdotes praise dramatic improvement after treatment, with multiple products from the same line cited.
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Pierce
J. A. Stearts
Yankee Dam
Clay Co
West Virginia
Jee
Dr. Pierce
Joe
Golden Medical Discovery
Local Notables Attend Gatherings and Move Plans
Special to the Scranton Tribune notes family visits and travels across New York. Rev G T Merrill leads a new field at Smithfield Flats while J L Witter auctions in county seats. Crosier and Lewis manage affairs in Great Bend and Binghamton as A O Sellsbury plans a January 17 house and goods auction before moving to California. Bert Crosier visits from Port Jervis. Mrs Margaret Aldridge returns home from Hornellsville stay. FE A Mead returns from Wyoming. Mrs Harry Bryant dies in Harmony township. Rev P R Tower reports at North Jackson Gibson. E Layton spends Sabbath at East Lenox. Frank Walker visits East Albany.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
Jan
E. I. Gelatt
G. Tt. Merrill
Smithfield Flats
N.Y
J. L. Witter
A. H. Crosier
Great Bend
Co. M. Lewis
Binghamton
Salesbury
California
Bert Crosier
Port Jervis
Frank Crosier
Margaret Aldridge
Hornellsville
E. @. Layton
FE. A. Mead
Wyoming
Harry Bryant
Harmony Township
P. R. Tower
North Jackson
Gibson
I. C. Layton
East Lenox
Frank ©. Walker
East Albany
Thomas Walker
New York Central
Hallstead Evangelistic Meetings Far Reach Community
Special evangelistic and prayer meetings are held this week in Hallstead at the Methodist and Baptist churches. Margaret Fitzgerald, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Fitzgerald, is dangerously ill. Edward Heiat, longtime Lickawanna brakeman, dies after lung trouble. Brush factory resumes, employing local workers. river ice ships ten inch thick for ice houses.
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Scranton
Tda Weibler
Mra
Peter Weibler
T. J. Connors
Edward Ilcriat
Lickawanna
Brotherhood of Railroad
James
Lizzie
Maggie
Kit- Ue
St. Lawrence Dhurch
James EF. Davis
Gilbert
Nicholson
Brush
Great Bend
Hallstead
Birthday party honors Nellie Mack at State Street home
Nicholson Jan Mias Nellie Mack hosts a progressive party at her State street home in Scranton on Monday night for her twenty first birthday. Guests include Dr and Mrs H H Wilkins, Mr and Mrs C H McConnell, Miss Ethel Stark, Miss Bessie Stephens, Miss Florence Wilkins, Rev L I Lewis, Clyde Pratt and William Crock.
Orchestra Class Tomorrow and Local Health News
The article notes a class in orchestra scheduled for tomorrow Thursday. FR. BR. McKinney is at his home on State Street with appendicitis. The Literary club met with Mrs. C. R. Newton on Tuesday. George Harding suffered a paralysis stroke on Monday. Mr. Finkle the tanner is away on business.
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BR. McKinney
State Street
C. R. Newton
George Harding
Mr. Finkle
Deserter Trial in Waverly Involves Bradford Pastor
A trial in Waverly New York last week charged Rev N W Walcott with desertion, brought by his wife now living in Bradford County. Bonds set at 250 dollars require 15 dollars monthly support for his family. Also noted: Lehigh Valley tickets signature rule, Braintrim Messenger novelty calendar, Sayre office of International Correspondence School, Dr C S Kelly address, and local church revival plans.
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Towanda
Waverly
N. Y
N. W. Walcott
Baptist Church
Mexico
Scranton
Gloveraville
Wolcott
Justice Brooks
O. O. Faeser
Lehigh Valley
Little Willie
Sayre
International Correspondence School
Strikes and Local Affairs Mark Susquehanna Report
Erie boiler workers strike nears end as top officials arrive by special train from New York and confer with local leaders and the strikers. Other items note illness, coroner oath, Republican meeting in Montrose, community notices, and a Presbyterian meeting.
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Susquehanna
Erie
New York
William Austin
Lanesboro
Jesse Hart
Oakland
L. G. Bergmuller
John Potts
Brandt
F. A. Goodwin
Susquehanna County
Morars
J. R. Barrett
Thomas Tf. Lanning
Montrose
Erie General
Jordan
West Malin Street
Healey
East Church Street
Frank Shew
Grand Street
Conklin
BE RR
Lake
Binghamton
Presbyterian Church
Boxing Exhibition Favors Old Forge Boxer Appelnap
The boxing exhibition at Metcalf's hall Monday evening ended after nine hard rounds with Appelnap defeating Frank Causner. Also noted are local injuries and recoveries with several residents described as improving. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western will pay its employees today and school events proceed with a board meeting planned.
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Old Forge
John Appelpaap
Prank Causner
Appelnap
Metcalf's
James Wood
Babylon
Benjamin Richardson
William Evana
Scranton
Millen
Erles Kresge
Ann Harbor Law School
Michigan
I. Kresge
Thin Place
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promoted Worldwide
An old ad claims millions use a remedy called Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething pain ear and gum relief, claiming it cures wind, diarrhea and pain. The text urges mothers to rely on this product and dismiss other options, noting widespread use and a large male audience.
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Hildrars
Perafeot
Meat Rich Diet Promoted With Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An article advocates a meat rich diet for nervous dyspeptics and endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to aid digestion. It claims meat is highly nutritious and digested quickly, while tablets supply pepsin and diastase. The piece warns against cheap cathartics and notes tablets are sold nationwide at fifty cents.
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Julian Remusson
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Daughters of St George to Meet. Local Notices List Events
Avoca residents hear of political primaries in Second Ward at O Malley s hall and Past End Marey township. School board notes include instrument gift to schools and repairs for Pipes No 2. Citizens welcome Erie depot officials at Valley House. socializing and trips described. Illness in North End family reported. Community notices for academy enrollments and local visits.
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Daughters of St. George
O'Malley's Hall
Mary Burke
Tessie Healey
St. Cecelia's Academy
Nellie Cunningham
William McAndrew
North End
Stroudeburg Normal School
Home Missionary Society of the
Primitive Methodist Church
Marey Township
Dixon
Clifford
D. Ward
Ward
Doran
No. 2
James Doran
Bert Harris
Delaware and Hudson
Erie
Mesars
McLaughlin
McGregor
Leonard
Valley House
Gillan
Carmody
Healy
Warren
Avoca
Daniel McMullen
Josephine
Mary Brown
Plymouth
Misses Barrett
Grove Street
Teresa Burke
Carbondale
Theatrical Offerings At The Academy Of Music This Week
The Lyceum and Burke's Vaudeville present a varied schedule with matinees and evening shows. The Village Postmaster and The Idyl of the Arkanean Hills offer dramatic scenes of rural life, sorrow, and injustice with elaborate scenery and strong performances.
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Arkanean
Academy of Music
Han
Bargains Excluded from Limited Space
A brief note notes that other bargains cannot be mentioned in this limited space. The line signals more offers exist beyond what is shown.
Night Robes and Pajamas Sale Prices
Readable ad copy notes low cost night robes and pajamas. High grade muslin robes priced at 0.48 and 0.75 dollars. Flannel robes at 0.45 dollars and flannel pajamas valued at 2.00 dollars or 0.95? cents.
World class concert tour fills Lyceum program slots
The country’s musical landscape expands rapidly with a rich library and diverse programs. A dozen concert options are ready for the current tour, offering new and select pieces, with the famed director and band performing this afternoon and evening at the Lyceum. Special soloists Blanch Driffield and Bertha Bucklin join Pryor, Clarke, and other band soloists for instrumental numbers.
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Library of Music
Lyceum
Blanch Driffield
Bertha Bucklin
Pryor
Clarke
Misses Fuller Moeller Join Burke in Vauleville Festival Sketch
The Misses Fuller and Moeller, long-time partners with Mallen and Wart, have joined comedian Burke to form a co partnership. They perform a top laughable sketch in the J. K. Burks Vauleville Festival company show tomorrow afternoon and evening. The act is described as bright, witty, and full of lively dialogue, music, and dancing.
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Fuller
Moeller
Mallen
Wart Ina G Nmber
Burke
Vauieville
J. K. Burks
The Village Postmaster at Lyceum Friday and Saturday
A realistic early fifties farmLife play The Village Postmaster premieres at Lyceum with Archie Boyd in the title role and Angela Russell returning from New York. The production includes the original cast and scenery. Sale of seats opens this morning. Clarke Bros Royal Burlesquers open Gaiety week with two burlesques and nine vaudeville acts. The program features The Gay Travelers Senior Me Fee and several specialty numbers including Mina Welle Taylor in her first vaudeville appearance.
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Lyceum
New York
Fourteenth Street Theater
Archie Boyd
Gould
Josh Whitcomb
Clarke Hros
Royal Burlesquers
Martie Moore
Ife
Mixton and
Hughes
Mina Welle Taylor
Hatleton Brewery Workers Organized into 2 Hinton
Exclusive AP report notes Hatleton brewery workers organized into 2 Hinton yesterday. Mrs Emily Loutgenheleer of Greenville burned to death after an lamp accident. Two Norristown trolley cars damaged in a collision, drivers unharmed. Explosion in No 4 culiery of Suagiehanim Coal at Pittoton injured Edward Garraghan and caused minor burns. Lancaster Gat Company and Filcon Electric in Lancaster sold to BP Slaw of Willlamaport.
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Associated Press
Hatleton Brewery
Hinton
Emily Loutgenheleer
Greenville
Norristown
Jimengem
Suagiehanim Coal Company
Pittoton
Edward Garraghan
Lancaster Gat Company
Tle Filcon Electric Company
Lancaster
BP, Slaw
Willlamaport
Double drowning near Columbia claimed two boys
In Lancaster PA January 6 a double drowning occurred in the Susquehanna River at Columbia. Samuel Swingler age 6 and John Meir age 10 slipped through ice while watching skaters near shore. Both bodies were recovered later that day.
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Lancaster
Columbia
Samuel Swingler
William Swingler
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Meir
William Mehl
Monnaylvania
Volumbia
Market Decline Follows Lower Trading Volume in New York
Wall Street opened with subdued activity as total stock sales dropped to 1,411,000 shares from yesterday’s record. Sugar, People’s, and Rock Island led the day’s early support while Grangers and Pacified groups weakened. A late rally trimmed losses, with total sales at 1,511,000 shares and bonds irregular in volume.
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New York
London
Sugar
People's One
Rock Island
St. Paul
To & Pointe
Southwestern Railroad Storks
Miatours Macine
Sty
Rlee
Reading
Dickson Manufacturing Company Ledger Items and Rates
Ledger fragment from Dickson Manufacturing Company of Scranton and Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania shows entries for locomotives stationary engines rollers hoisting and pumping machinery with office in Scranton. It lists imbursements to Lackawanna Township School 6 percent and Beranton street items with rates around 6 percent and several numbers like 102 103 102 and 1s.
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Dickson Manufacturing Ce
Scranton
Wilkes- Barre
Dickson Menufacturing Co
Lacka
Beranton St. Imp
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Digest
Corrected by T1 G pale 7 Lackawanna Ave Butter Creamery 4a25c Keer Street western 2le nearby stale dle Cheese Full cream new Mc Beans Pet bu choice marrow 2.00 Onland Oba per bu Flour Best patent 4.00
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Scranton
Lackawanna Ave
Keer Street Western
Irregular Wheat Market and Steady Corn Spot Along With Dairy Terms
A jumble of commodity notes shows irregular wheat movements with mixed near term prices and general upward tilt. Corn spot remains steady while oats and dairy terms list assorted prices and February through June timing, reflecting unsettled trading and quiet activity in several sectors.
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New York
Jan
Duuth
Sac
J. Clowed
Foo B. Alfoat
Allie
State
Pennsylvania
Market Report from East Coast Dairy and Grain Trade
The page lists varied dairy and poultry prices, with New York full cream demand and mixed market tones. It notes shipments of wheat and corn, heavy barley figures, and several regional price changes, reflecting robust demand and fluctuating supply.
Wheat Futures Rise Amid Steady Cables and Cash Quotes
Chicago January 8 grain futures rise on steady cables and outside support with May wheat advancing while corn, oats, and pork futures show gains. Cash markets show mixed quotes for wheat, corn, oats, and lard with price ranges noted across No 2 spring and other grades.
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Chicago
Taio
Northwest
Vibe
Mat
Whicker
Chicago cattle receipts and market notes from January
Receipts total about 6 800 head including 1 40 Tesane choice steer steady while offering weak. Watchers stock and Texane Ude lower good to prime ateem. Slowe-Receipts today about 4 000 tomorrow 40 000 left over 2 4100. Tops 86.0 for mixed butcher heavy. Sheep receipts 15 000 with lambs slow and strong for slaughter. Texas show native lane and western Tarla price 405.85 to 545.50.
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Chicago
Texac
Mihai
Fragmented OCR Item Distorts New York Livestock Notes
The readable text shows disjointed terms about calves yearlings and cattle in a New York context with scattered numbers and names. The fragmentary lines hint at market or sale details but lack coherent facts or dates.
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New York
Calvon
Veula
J Calves
Emily
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