Remains of Cornelius Wells Show Interred in Evergreen Cemetery
The remains of Cornelius Wells Show, executed in Montrose on Tuesday, were interred this morning at Evergreen Cemetery in Susquehanna borough, with Rev. Charles Henry Newling officiating. Relatives attended. local notices mention other community items and upcoming events in the area.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Cornelius Wella Shew
Montrose
Evergreen Cemetery
Charles Henry
Newing
Methodist Church
O. H. Simmons
East Church Street
Hame
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson
Thompson
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
Susquehanna Fire Department
Erle Hose Company
R. O'Callahan
C. A
BR. A
St. John's
P. J. Connors
John M. Hkgan
Joseph M. Willams
M. J. Ryan
Thomas Moran
James Higgins
John Dooley
M. J. O'Herin
Dr. M. McMahon
Grand Council
John F. McNerny
Cornelius Wells
Fast Main Street
Andrew Jackson Pepper
Presbyterian Church
Searle
Susquehanna County Courts
Susquehanna Borough
L. L. Twiiley
Great Bend
Wallstead
Hunter Reed
Lanesboro
Qom Paul
Bailiwick
Susquehanna County
No. 1
James A. Holleran
M. J. Coughlin
F. A. Dickman
J. J. Hogan
F. A. Hogan
John J. Murphy
James H. Lannon
Joseph Fallon
M. J. Creegan
William Ryan
A. W. Ritter
P. M. McHugh
Harrington and Haire
Thomas Carr
North Dakota
E. J. Carr
Avenue Methodist Church
Oakland Side
Tim Hurley
Lon” Beckwith
Buffalo
Waverly
N. Y
Hurley
Alicia Smith
Syracuse University
Dora Rebekah Lodge
Will
Osten
Charles Henry Newling
Luneshoro Methodist Church
C. A. Cane
Cross Street
New York City
Tompkins Visit A. Koehler Home In Kinghamton
Starucea January 10 report notes Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins of Kinghamton visiting at the home of Mr. A. Koehler last week with company including Mr. Roy Celatt and Mr. Guy Foster.
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Starucea
Tompkins
Kinghamton
A. Koehler
Roy Celatt
Guy Foster
Heart Failure Misattribution and Vital-Organ Strength
A historical note argues many deaths labeled as heart failure may reflect sudden weakness of vital organs. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Discovery as strengthening the body and easing digestive issues, with accompanying reference to Dr. Pierce's Pills for liver regulation.
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Dr. Pierce
Revival of heirs claim in Ohio land case linked to Leonard Case estate
The Stoudsburg report notes a revived dispute over Leonard Case estate heirs valued at 25 million dollars in Cleveland. The contested assets include a 22.4 million school of applied science and property traced to Leonard Case and Joseph Case family lines. Next month Ohio courts are expected to hear the case.
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Beronton Tribune
Stoudsburg
John W. Case
Elkhorn Tannery
Fast Stroudsburg
Leonard Cause
Cleveland
Ohio
Leonard Case, Jr
Warren County
N.J
Government Land
Joseph Case
Leonard Case
School of Applied Science
Archibald ©. Jansen
Main Street
G. Hutchinson
Presbyterian Church
Phoenix Fire Company
Phoenix Company
George M. Brodhead
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethlehem
Philadelphia
Proudhead
Broadhead
C. BR. Broadhead
Wesley Church
Adam George
Georgetown
McMichaels
Effort
Canadensis Lodge
Order Star of Hethlehem
Pennsylvania
Jarud Beese
L. J. Brewer
Jane Bush
Freda Wlso
E. L. Price
E. H. Publar
Sir Arthur Reese
Inside Sentinel
Sir Jarud Leese
Outside Sentinel
Sir George Crane
Local Guests and Obituaries Noted in Borough Events
Special to the Boranton Tribune reports Mrs Frank Bannerman of Brooklyn visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Tucker. Mrs Mariah Rotencrants dies from burns suffered the day before in Trev WY. Rev Charles Smith conducts funeral at home. Mrs D Th Replogle and Mildred visit Scranton relatives. H D Brooks recovering after a paralytic shock. Local visits include Mrs J Hall in Elmira and Lou Van Cott with Mildred in Lestershire. Nettle Knapp of Halstead visits town. Lena Spencer returns from Nicholson. May Rose visits Kingsley. William Harding visits Nicholson relatives. Abbie Carey visits Kingsley.
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Boranton Tribune
New Milford
Frank Bannerman
Brooklyn
N.Y
Charles Tucker
Mariah Rotencrants
Trev
Burns
Charles Smith
D. Th. Replogle
Mildred
Scranton
H. D. Brooks
J. Hall
Elmira
Lou van Cott
Lestershire
Nettle Knapp
Halstead
Lena Spencer
Nicholson
May Rose
Kingsley
William Harding
Abbie Carey
Bardwell Named Associate Judge for Wyoming County
News from Tunkhannock reports Governor Stone appointed Major H Webster Bardwell of this place as associate judge to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Hon A Myron Eastman. The term runs to the fall election and he will sit at the next term. Also noted are former county commissioners Chase Wheelock and Brown aiding auditors in settling county accounts.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
H. Webster Bardwell
Wyoming County
Hill
A. Myron Eastman
Stone
F. H. Chase
Charles Wheelock
Michael Brown
Wyoming
Weekend Scranton visits outline local court actions
The text notes several local movements and changes: C H Kennedy resigns from Paul Billings & Co to move back to North Carolina around Feb 1. the D E Gray bakery building, sold at sheriff's sale to H D Billings, is leased to Orlando Ace with plans to operate a combined bakery and grocerystore. F J Bampson, formerly with Ayer Advertising in Philadelphia, visits family here. Marion Metcalf returns to Bimba college after vacation. G G Meekown of the Electric Light company was in Wilkes-Harre on business. Wyoming county cases await Monday sessions.
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Scranton
Wyoming County
C. H. Kennedy
Paul Billings & Co
North Carolina
D. E. Gray
H. D. Billings
Orlando Ace
Groveries
F. J. Bampson
Ayer Advertising Company
Philadelphia
Marion Metcalf
Bimba College
GG. W. MeeKown
The
Electric Light Company
Wilkes-Harre
Pittston City Nominates Corcoran In One Year Mayoral Race
The Pittston Democrat city convention nominated Thomas Corcoran for mayor to fill the unexpired term of the late Mayor Harding. A. T. Walsh and Thomas P. O Brien were named for school directors. The convention lasted two minutes at City Hall. Other items include Stevens colliery riot cases set for Jan week, and railway and church notices.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
City Hall
Thomas Corcoran
A. T. Walsh
Thomas P. O’ Brien
Harding
Corcoran
Stevens Colliery
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
People’s Saving Bank
C. A. Smith
Luzerne County
Register
Mainwaring
Carpenters’ Union
Duryea Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Congregational Church
Armory Hall
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Erie and
Orange
Chicago
Muste Hall
Loftus
Major Pratt
Carliste Indian School
New York
Albert Sutter
Lohmann
Wilkes-Barre Traction Company
West Side
Boy Recovered From Cramp Colic With Remedy
A young man entered Dickey's Mountain store suffering severe cramp colic. After trying home remedies, he was given Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and soon recovered. B F Hess, miller and merchant, notes the rapid relief and widespread pharmacist sales by Matthews Brothers as agents.
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B. F. Hess
Miller
Dickey's Mountain
Matthews Brothers
Leporte's Comedy Company At Hale's Opera House
Special to The Scranton Tribune Towanda Jan reporting good satisfaction from Leporte's Comedy Company week long engagement at Hale's Opera House. Cast includes Wasell Gibba H Bartlett Bam J Roscoe HR Af Dewey Mine Laporte Suzanne Norwood Madge Sinclair Addie Laporte. orchestra praised and crowds urged to attend. Also notes false rumor that Senator Mitchell retires from banking for consolidation. Civil engineer Joseph C Gregg dies at 71 in Athens after 1860s survey work in Brazil. A 106 foot smoke stack at Barre spliced after rusting near top. William Chamberlain and R A Mercur receive new Lafayette dollar.
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Towanda
Leporte
Hale
Opera House
Wasell Gibba
H. Bartlett
Bam J
Roscoe
Af. Dewey
Mine Laporte
Suzanne Norwood
Madge Sinclair
Addie Laporte
B. R. Mitchell
Troy
Joseph C. Gregg
Athens
Brazil
Americana
Semcke
Barre
William Chamberlain
R. A. Mercur
Philadelphia
Dean's Kidney Pills touted for back and kidney pain relief
Mrs Patrick Brady of Hyde Park describes two years of dull backache and sleepless nights from kidney pain. She bought Dean's Kidney Pills at Matthew Bros and says the treatment improved sleep, energy, and reduced back and kidney pain. For sale by all dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Scranton
Patrick Brady
Hampton Street
Hyde Park
Dean
Matthew Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Oil Finds Reported At Baker Farm Well
Reports from Troy indicate oil was found at less than 500 feet in the Baker farm well. Drill cuttings show strong oil impregnation and operators expect paying quantities with a little deeper sinking.
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Troy
Baker Farm
J. W. Bishop
Robert Packer Hospital
Jennings Brog
Lopes
Joseph A. Pendleton
Potterville
Strawbridge & Clothier
Philadelphia
Bradford County Medical Society
W. F. Harshberger
New Albany
McHunter
Sayre
G. H. B. Terry
Wyalusing
3. M. Woodburn
Towanda
F. G. Newton
George Venson
Lenson
Howard Ferris
Elmira
Hollen
Brew and
Eagan
Montrose
Robert Carmody
Fagan
Great Bend
O'Reilly
Morrison
Melley
O'Boyle
Scranton
Costello
Williamsport
Sandal
Athens
Deegan
Dushore
Shields
Bentley Creek
Crane
Avoca
Kaler
Jordan
Duryea
Thomas Carmody
Naughton
Waverly
Shanley
Gilleogly
John Watson
Fred J. Gross
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Auburn
Mexico and California Special Pullman Train Tour Announcement
The Pennsylvania Railroad promotes a Mexico and California Special tour departing New York on February 12 and Philadelphia on February 12, with stops including San Antonio Tampico Guanajuato Guadalajara Queretaro Mexico City Cuernavaca and San Francisco. The 33 day program features 14 days in Mexico and 19 in California aboard exclusive Pullman cars with a round trip rate of 550 east of Pittsburg and 545 from Pittsburg.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Mexico
California
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
North America
Colorado
San Antonio
Tampico
Guanajuato
Guadalajara
Queretaro
City of Mexico
Cuernavaca
Aguascalientes
Santa Barbara
San
Broadway
Court Street
Brooklyn
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
B. Courtaender, Jr
Baltmore
Baltimore
Western District
George W. Boyd
Hail Death with Joy Prompts Praise for Heart Cure
A Brussels Ontario resident, Mia Margaret Smith, recounts chronic heart disease relief after using Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart. She says the first dose brought almost instant relief and credit four bottles with her improved health. Bold by Matthews Brown and W T Clark.
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Dr. Agnew
Mia
Margaret Smith
Brussels
Ont
Matthews Brown
W. T. Clark
Stock Market Dull With Sensational Sugar Reliance Drops
The New York market showed dullness with a sharp swing in American Sugar Refining shares, trading down as much as 1 1/2 and rebounding, amid fears of dividend suspensions. Industrials fell, rails steadied, money rates ease prompts expectations of rate cuts abroad, with total volume about 49,000 shares.
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New York
American Sugar Reliain Company
Wall Street
Baltimore and Ohio
COMDA
Bank of England
Imperial Bank of Germany
South Africa
United States
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations
Scranton quotations based on par value summarize bank, savings, packing, trust, paint, iron fence, axle works, and manufacturing stocks. Included are Beranton Bank, Third National, Beranton Packing, Clark & Snover, and Scranton Axle Works with bond listings for Beranton Pass Railway and Scranton Traction at various mortgage rates and due dates.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National
Beranton Savings Bank
Beranton Packing Co
Third National
TDK Secvseres Bank
Pime
Seranton Lil
Ho & P. Co
Lacka, Trust & Safe Dep Co
Beranton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co
Iron Fence & Mfg. Co
Beranton Axle Works
Beeeeing CO
Coencar
Beranton Pass
People’s Street Railway
Teranton Wholesale Market Item List Patchy OCR
An OCR partial listing shows wholesale market items and prices including Butter-Creamery dairy products and various produce. Entries mention Beane-Per bu onions and potatoes Per bu with lemons per box and flour, but details are fragmented and unclear.
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Summary
Wheat steady for January contracts with unchanged prices. Corn and oats firm with noted shipments. Butter dull and lower, cheese steady, refined sugar quiet, cotton unchanged. Live poultry firm with varied values by quality. Dressed poultry quiet, turkeys and ducks showing mixed levels. Wheat and corn shipments reported at 1,106 and 18,000 bushels respectively. oats 28,000 bushels.
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Philadelpho
Philadelphia
Penneylvania
New York and Western Do
Rease
Fov
Falco
Walle
Market Slow Reels Under Thin Cows Demand Drops
New York market shows slow activity with thin cows moving at lower to steady rates. buyers cautious as overall demand remains weak and prices soften across all categories.
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New York
Live Stock Prices and Market Conditions Reported
Chicago and Iowa cattle and hog prices are listed with bids and ranges. Steers traded around 4.40 to 5.90, cows 1.85 to 3.00, calves up to 8.10, veals to 8.25, and hogs 4.70 to 4.80 with mixed quality. Market tone shows slow calf demand and steady to weak trends for fat cattle and canners.
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Eral
Canada
Chicago
H. Jni
Fed Texas Beeves
New York Grain Prices Mixed as Market Holds Steady
The New York market shows quiet trading with slight declines from the top, wheat prices steady near 73 cents for No 2 red, and corn and oats also holding, while rumors of Ladysmith’s fall trigger late covering and a modest rally in some contracts. Dairy products show firm to higher tones with creamery butter steady and cheese prices firm.
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New York
Duluth
Tse c
Ladyesmith
Amall
Yale
State
Pennsylvania
Chicago Grain and Produce Market Report January 14
Wheat markets were irregular and generally weak amid light clearances and thin demand. May settled lower than yesterday while corn and oats edged up slightly and provisions held steady to unchanged. Cash quotes showed flour steady and various grain classes with mixed basis and prices across Chicago bids.
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Chicago
Harley
Tax Souk
Northwest
East Buffalo Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Market notes from East Buffalo dated January 14 show cattle receipts dull with weak undertone. Hog receipts down with lower prices for heavy hogs. sheep and lambs mixed with some cull quality items and steady to firm small gains for better lots. Prices cited include $4.50 for heavy hogs and $6.25 for cattle.
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East Buffalo
East Liberty Cattle Market Report
East Liberty market notes January 10 show mixed cattle and hog pricing with ordinary quality stock and several listed weights including hogs and veal calves. Prices appear steady with some firmness in key categories as buyers and sellers assess demand.
Unclear City Ledger Note on Credits and Ship Run
Fragmentary report lists credit balances and certificates with odd formatting. Mentions ship, batts, barrels and averages but lacks coherent context or names.
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OH City
Mente
LS Hurpele
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