Local notes from Honesdale and Scranton area
A roundup of local social moves and community updates. Mrs H G Keefer visits Scranton, Miss Grace Bishop joins Bell Telephone staff as hello girl, and Rebecca F Thompson heads to Sandusky Ohio for two weeks. Wayne County Savings Bank directors elected include H C Han and W B Holmes. Dr Powell treats Mrs Brown for a broken hip from a fall. The Delaware and Hudson reports missing canal timber and soil material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Grambs
W. B. Holmes
B.C. Mumford
A. T. Searle
W. F. Suydam
William Wefferiing
H. J. Conger
M. F. Dorin
Binghamton
Owego
Flmira
Brown
William Kidd
Alreet
Delaware and Hudson Company
Wayne County Fire Insurance Company
Paul
Wingle
Jodwit
A. Clark
John H. Adame
Honesdale National Bank
Henry Z. Russell
Edwin FF. ‘Orrey
Andrew Thompson
Horace T. Menner
J. T. Dorfinger
Homer Greene
J. C. Birdeau
J. M. Bouman
Lorenz
Harry Northup
Scranton
Honesdale
Ursula Bauman
J. M. Bauman
Second Street
Hawley Notes and Dignitaries Visit and Local Changes
Hawley reports include Miss Kimma Column and Mrs John Decker among Honesdale visitors. W C Knapp visited Scranton. Henry Weber resigns as night watchman for United States knitting mills. Mrs Quinney visits son W A Quinney. Mrs Henry Curtis travels via Farno to Blooming Grove. Wangum lodge hosts reception February 2. week of prayer observed in local churches. Mrs Bilza Taylor dies at daughter’s home aged 78.
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Scranton
Hawley
Kimma
John Decker
Kohlman
George Awll
Honesdale
W. C. Knapp
Henry Weber
Electric Light and Power Company
United States Knitting Mills
Quinney
W. A. Quinney
Henry Curtis
Farno
Amanda Patry
Blooming Grove
Stanley Games
New York
D. Locklin
Hem Jock Hollow
L Phillips
A. H. Avery
Broklyn
N. Y
Wangum Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Heir Hall
Bilza Taylor
James B. Colgate
Krause Cold Cure Capsules Sold by Matthews Bros
Advertising copy notes Krause's Cold Cure prepared in convenient capsules for speedy relief of obstinate colds. Mentions easy dosing and price tag. Sold by Matthews Bros.
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Krause
Matthews Bros
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Concert Outing
Thompson reports on Mrs Hunt of Factoryville visiting her parents the Bliss family. Mrs Leonard Cole calls on friends in Carbondale. Mr and Mrs Lewis and Mrs Clark attended the Sousa concert in Scranton. Arthur Rosa housesits, Station Agent Foster takes days off with family in Starrucca. Mrs Crossman visits Jefferson Street. L W Sanford and wife of Gibson visit W Tallman. Freeh of the Free Baptist church conducts meetings at Mud Pond. Thompson approves the Senate action on the canteen question. Phile Keller of Sterl...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Thompson, Jan
Ce EE Hunt
Factoryville
C. R. Bliss
Leonard Cole
Carbondale
M. Lewis
G. I. Clark
Scranton
Sousa
Arthur Rosa
Starrucea
Arthur Foster
W. Tallman
W. O H. Freeh
The
Free Baptist Church
Mud Pond
Thompson
United States Senate
Phile Keeller
Ster
Bradford County Notices Chronicle Diverse Local Occurrences
In Towanda Bradford County reports include forty divorces granted over the year, bank elections naming directors and officers at Citizens and First National banks, illness among over one hundred at Sayre’s Lehigh Valley shops, and 1901 officers for Canton Agricultural Society. Local fraternal groups and medical society list new officers, while a large Dayton Milling barn burned with hay and furs destroyed. insurance covered part of the loss. An explosion of a lantern sparked the fire.
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Towanda
Citizens’ Bank
William Ditrich
R. J. Thompson
J. M. Rahm
E. Overton
Morris Shepard
B. Kuykendall, Jr
William Maxwell
J. K. Newell
First National Bank
H. Streeter
R. H. Laning
H. C. Porter
D. J. Sweet
BE. F. Kiger
William Little
C. L. Tracy
Russell
N. N. Betts
Jehigh Valley
Sayre
Canton Agricultural Society
J. H. Brown
L. T. Manley
C. D. Denah
L. T. McFadden
Lewis
P. J. Rowan
W. H. Shannon
Lindsay
A. T. Owen
T. Burk
Still
BE. W. Rockwell
F. H. Johnson
W. R. Dimock
Bradford County Medical Society
M. C. Munter
G. H. B. Terry
Wyllaging
Blair
Ulster
B. M. Woodburn
F. G. Newton
Towandias
EK. D. Payne
M. Wodburn
Towandi
H. Ott
F. A. Thompson
Durell
L. Stevens
Athens
Mann
J. Ll. Shedd
Dayton Milling Company
Charlie Gelainger
Mil
Waymart Roundup of Local People and Movements
Will Sampson returns to Port Jervis after ten days with parents. F P Cooper, who sought medical aid in Scranton, returns with sons, in critical condition. Will Batten makes business trip to Moode for his father. Mrs Jennie Potts Stanton operated on at Emergency hospital last Monday. A Wonnacott called to Carbondale for brother’s illness. Mrs H Ensign and daughter Anna and Miss Helle Dimock back from New York visit. E J Doyle visits Honesdale. Richard Chubb to move to Warcoe property recently bought from Fr Thompson. John Thompson travels to North Carolina for health. N J Lang and wife settle in Ellis residence. Lake Lodore lumbering for new house on Weed property bought last spring. Rev James P Ware to hold Grace church services at 3 pm in Presbyterian church. Ora and Dorothy Stephenson visit Prompton friends.
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Thomase Lindles
H. A. Capwell
Tr. S. Chase
Mise Della Coleman
Emma Briggs
Nn Conrad
N. Evans
Green
Mra. Roach
R. H. Holgate
G. R. Smith
O.T. Spencer
John Connor
Charles Oakley
H. ©. Reynolds
Mumford
Keystone Lumber and Supply Company
Reynolds
Methodist Episcopal Church
PL. G. Buckman
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Charles Gardner
A. (. Caryl
Adelbert Lindaberg
E. J. Biddleman
J. F. Walter
Anna Bard
Nellie Miller
Waymart
Will Sampson
Port Jervis
N.Y
F. P. Cooper
Scranton
James
F. P. Cooper, Jr
Will Batten
Moode
Jennie Potts Stanton
A. Won
N. J. Lang
Ellis
Lake Lodore
Fee House
Weed
James P. Ware
Grace Church
Honesdale
Presbyterian
Ora
Dorothy Stephenson
Prompton
New Milford Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Lena Page of Lakeside visited New Milford recently while Miss May Seymour is ill at her Church street home. Mr and Mrs D G Taft hosted guests from Manelfield over the holidays. Miss Clara Miller of Montrose plans a local music class. Methodist ladies held a rhyme entertainment raising about 90 dollars toward the new paper. Beatrice Howell attends Binghamton school. Nettle Bell visits relatives in Peabody Massachusetts. W Morgan traveled to Scranton on business. Jesse Dickerman returned to Elmira after a stay with her grandmother. Townspeople report cases of grip and Roy Shelp moved to Rochester for lithography work. James Hutchings of Hallstead called on friends.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milford
Lena Page
Lakeside
May Seymour
Church Street
D. GB. Taft
B. F. Williams
Gon
Manefield
Clara Miller
Montrose
Praper
Beatrice Howell
Binghamton
Nettle Bell
Peabody
Mass
Bh. W. Morgan
Scranton
Jesse Dickerman
Elmira
Roy Shelp
Rochester
N. Y
Stecher Lithographing Company
James Hutchings
Hallstead
Friends
Icebound Uniondale Sees Rows of Housetop Troubles
A sleet storm left Uniondale streets as an ice sea hindering travel and snow removal. The milk depot at Herrick Center closed with Newton Corey recalled to depowlt duty. Two homes were abandoned amid desertions by two well known housekeepers. Ice on Lewis Jake praised for thickness and quality. Snow scarcity hampers hauling to Baldwin storage. Mrs. Frank Couch of Carbondale visited relatives. Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church held a well attended meeting at the parsonage with new officers elected and a generous repast.
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Scranton Tribune
Uniondale
Herrick Center
Newton Corey
Depowlt
Lewis Jake
Baldwin
Frank Couch
Carbondale
Hon
Mia
Philo Burritt
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fue Morgan
Local notes and social updates from Forest City diary
Ira B. Thomas made a business trip to Carbondale on Thursday. Attorney Frank Carpenter attends to his legal duties daily in Forest City and returns at night on the Erie flyer. Mrs. B. J. Carpenter, Mrs. A. Larabee and Mrs. Albert Smith were entertained by Mrs. Guy Darrow last Tuesday. The services of the week of prayer are being held in the Methodist church during the present week. The meetings so far are very interesting.
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Ture
Ira B. Thomas
Carbondale
Frank Carpenter
Forest City
Erie Flyer
B. J. Carpenter
A. Larabee
Albert Smith
Guy Darrow
Methodist Church
Injuries Claim Suit Against Lathrop & Shea
Howard Bennett of the West Side sues railroad contractors Lathrop & Shea for injuries sustained in the yards weeks ago. The item notes court action and local enforcement of a new borough liquor ordinance with fines and penalties. Burgess Berge pledges strict enforcement and hints at license requirements.
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Howard Bennett
West Side
Lathrop & Shea
James Allen
North End
Ming
Nay Aug
Danmore
Martin Gilroy
Naomi
M.C
Burgess Berge
Avoca
Madame Grand's Aphorisms On Happiness And Life
A fragment from the Saturday Evening Post presents Madame Sarah Grend discussing the art of happiness. She notes joy in small pains, that misery can still yield happiness, and urges work for women while distinguishing copy from imitation. The piece highlights health and strength as twin happiness sources and warns that criticism sours moods.
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Sarah Grend Hitely
Markets Show Wide Swings Amid Active Trading Day
In New York the market saw vigorous buying of Veloware Hudson Ontorio and Western Erie with wide fluctuations on the stock exchange. Gains shifted with bids and limits as bears remained cautious while Ontario and Western Erie first preferred led advances. Bond activity was firmer though light, with total equity volume around 1,122,100 shares and several municipal issues noted.
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New York
Dan
Veloware
Hudson
Ontirio
Westerie
Longesell
Atremeth
Rover
Untariy
Wietein Wan
Ontario and
Western
Eries
Ontario
Erie
Creamery and food prices include dairy and flour items
Corrected listing notes various product names and prices such as butter creamery items and flour patent products. mentions quantities and prices like $2.50 per bushel for onions and 4.00 for flour, with unclear origin and formatting.
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ILG
Lackawanna Ave
Philadelphia Markets Uncertain as Wheat Contracts Fall Short
Market notes show mixed activity in Philadelphia with wheat contracts lower amid weak demand. Butter and cheese hold steady while refined sugar and cotton show unchanged patterns. Poultry prices drift as receipts reach high volumes and weekly shipments list large grain volumes and oats and corn moved.
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Philadelphia
Dan
Renee Fers
Azo
Echickwan
Pwr
Geen
falOer
Market Notes From Uneven Trading And Dairy Firms
A fragmented market report shows weak tones in some dairy products and spot commodities. References to spot prices, creamery activity, and various milk products indicate varied demand with several items steady or easing, while others remain weak through the day.
Wheat Prices Fall Amid Dark Market Report
The article notes heavy declines in wheat and other grains with widespread price drops and a quiet close. Cash quotations show muted activity across multiple futures and commodities, including oats and pork, reflecting a depressed market.
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Chicago
Jan I
Texas cattle and sheep receipts report shows mixed markets
Texans market notes list steer prices and stock conditions with entries on cows calves and steers. Texas gin steers and native sheep receipts appear. figures indicate steady to firm tone for various classes.
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Chicago
Jonah Cattlhe-Heedots
Texas
Livestock Prices and Market Terms From New York Sale
The report lists Reeves steer prices and varying classes of cattle and dairy stock with terms like fat Ohio cows and veal. It notes calves market steady for desirable stock, with weaker sections in hogs and sheep and minor price references such as 6.76 for pigs.
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New York
Dan
St.iladin
Ohio
Wieady
East Liberty Cattle Prices Mixed Across Grades
Fragments show cattle lots with mixed quality ranging from common to good. Values listed include 648,735 dollars for calves and various price tags such as 8.70 and 7ha5 in rough and prime categories. Names like Flowlno and Lumby appear as producer references amid uncertain OCR text.
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East Liberty
el Winton
Policy toward the Philippines under Taft commission
The speaker urges strong disciplined power in the Philippines, warns against cruelty yet supports firm measures, and notes the Taft commission’s role in church property issues and friar settlements. It questions Aguinaldo’s status and suggests Filipinos are ungoverned nationally, capable only of limited local self rule.
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Taft
Foroda
Aguinaldo
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Tihaca
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Madame Grand
Saturday Evening Post
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People's Street Railway
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Louie & Nash
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York Pcheon Exchange
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
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Third National Bank
TTF
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Dregeto
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Nanan Pank
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Sonere Tealers
National
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New York Grain and Produce
Eben
Marvel
Ste
Diilie
Chicago Grain and Produce
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Nervita Medical Co
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Inckawanna Avenue
F.theel
M.D. Bitsy
Philadel Plain
Dewlsebe
East Liberty Stock Market
Philippines
Watson
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