Fifth District Democratic Convention Sees Faction Clash
In Pliteston on Saturday a snap Fifth district Democratic convention devolved into a clash as factions disputed delegate rolls at St. Aloysius hall. Thomas Hopkins announced delegates while rivals named others, leading to an uproar and a split vote. The matter moves to the state convention with seats contested.
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Scranton Tribune
Pliteston
Jan. W
St. Aloysius Hall
Trof. Hoban
Avoca
Thomas Hopkins
Tatrick Finn
John A. McNoamara
Theodore Hopkins
Mer. Hopkins
Peter Conland
Plains
William Curran
Avcon
Robbery at Parsons Targets Trethaway Firm Home
A suspected organized gang prowled Parsons area stealing from Willam Trethaway of Trethaway Brothers tin wire, taking $60 in cash and a diamond ring valued at 7 dollars. They then broke into the Delaware and Hudson station, Parsons, and left with only a few pairs of ladies rubbers. Stations at Parsuna and Minera Mills report similar break ins, about twice monthly.
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Scraten Tribune
Pittston
Parsons
Willam Trethaway
Trethaway Hprothers
Trethaway
Delaware and Hudson
Parsuna
Minera Mills
Minnie Miller of Seeleyville visiting Forest City
Miss Minnie Miller of Seeleyville is the guest of her friend Mame Hudd in Forest City. A Republican caucus will nominate candidates for village offices at the vacant room in the opera house on Wednesday.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest Citys
Minnie Miller
Seeleyville
Mame Hudd
Republican Caucus
Opera House
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised as universal cure for croup
A regional notice cites global praise for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive and cure for croup. A Virginia man testifies it saved his children and asserts it is the best cough remedy. Sold by druggists and Matthews Brothers wholesale and retail agents.
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Union
Chamberlain
M. V. Fisher
Liberty
Matthews Brothers
Impersonator Howe Delights Large Susquehanna Audience
Special to The Scranton Tribone reports Howe’s strong entertainment at Hogan opera house Friday night drawing a very large crowd. In the Enworth league at the Meth odist church Peter Hannon and family moved to Norwich. Attorneys Little and Smith of Montrose were in town for professional work. Uniondale residents are unhappy over government actions that have unsettled the area.
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Susquehanna
Howe
Hogan Operat House
Enworth League
Peter Hannon
Norwich
George P. Little
A. B. Smith
Montrose
Uniondale
Great Bend News Roundup and Local Events
Local items report post office box rents and talk of arbitration with Filipinos. Editor Samuel P. More wins freedom of the borough. Knights of Columbus host a ladies night in Erie avenue hall. Brown University student Harry Mumford jailed with typhoid fever in Starrucca. Rev H A Williams begins coal field life sermons in Lackawanna valley. Stores in Great Bend to close at 8 pm on weekdays, except Saturday and payday. Prof McCannon to address Susquehanna teachers in Lanesboro. Rev Charles Henry Newing preaches at Starrucca lodge and Dora Rebekah lodge. Hallstead’s board of trade pushes to secure Brand chair factory. Susquehanna Historical Association to meet in Montrose. District Attorney Ralph F. Little to speak. Harford preparing centennial celebration for Franklin Academy and Congregational church. Sheriff Maxey reports 2000 applications to witness Fagan execution. Ongoing railroad rumors spark talk of coal wealth. farmer warned by old settler. Evie Tingineer and Joseph Elston travel from Elmira after illness. Durhon Pickering of Gibson township dies while en route to see a friend. Republican caucuses set for Tuesday eve. Dr W W Fletcher seeks Carbondale Fifth ward selectman. Prothonotary Henry F Manger seeks renomination. Supposed Shaw confession copies circulate for political use, prompting criticism. Funeral for A H Bircheard of Hirschardville held today.
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Samuel P. More
Great Bend
Methodist Church
McCannon
Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna County Teachers’ Association
Lanesboro
Charles Henry Newing
Starracca Lodge
Dora Rebekah Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Hallstead
Board of Trade
Susquehanna County Historical Association
Montrose
Ralph F. Little
God People of
Harford
Franklin Academy
Congregational Church
Maxey
Fagan
Ingelm
Delaware and Hudson Company
Evie
Joseph Elston
Elmira
Durhon Pickering
Gibson Township
W. W. Fletcher
Susquehanna
Carbondale
Henry F. Manger
Shaw
A. H. Bircheard
Hirchardville
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Offer
All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Fic
Avoca Election Prospects Highlight Town Issues
In Avoca a burgess and four town officers are to be elected with candidates listed for burgess Dr Berge and Edward Murphy, justice of the peace J J Morahan and M J O Malley, tax collector John Moore Michael Brogan Edward Reagan and James Hurley. Borough council meets with debate over electric light bills and town illumination while social events and a lawsuit against Metropolitan Life are noted. The Passion Play debuts at Sarsfield Opera House next Saturday for choir benefit.
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Herbert's Hall
Avoca
Dr. Berge
Edward Murphy
Burgess
J. J. Morahan
M. J. O'Malley
Justice of the Peace
John Moore
Michael Brogan
Edward Reagan
James Hurley
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
FE. Co. Kellum
Thomas Hanlon
Weat
Sarsfield Opera House
Messrs O'Brien
McKenzie
O'Boyle
Howard
James Morton
Margaret Aikman
Margaret Morton
Janet Allen
Kate Dempsey
William Brown
William Laird
Edward Laird
Thomas Morton
D. C. Morton
D. T. Smythe
John Anderson
Harry Johnson
Alexander Gilleaple
John Biggar
Walter Biggar
Ebenezer Frye
Markets Mixed as Bank Statement Influences Trading
New York reports a restrained professional session on the Stock Exchange with gains eroded after profit taking following the bank statement. Bugle certificates rose while shorts covered, and Sugar dipped 4.4 points. Brooklyn Transit and Tobacco advanced, New York Central fell 1.5. London and Berlin moves add little explanation as money rates ease fueling demand for railroad bonds. Total shares traded 24 000. U S fours declined 4 in bid, others steady.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Shorts
Deniai
Intemonto
Brooklyn Transit
Tobaccs
New York Central
United States
Unclear historical notices on railway mortgages and bonds
Fragmentary OCR lists various mortgage and bond items including People's Street Railway general mortgage due dates, coal and traction bonds, township school notes, and city or town references, lacking coherent details or dates.
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Beranton Paes
People's Etroet Railway
People's Etreet Railway
Mickson Popes Co
City of
Beranton
Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Traction
Corrected dairy goods price list fragment from Butter-Creametry
Fragmentary corrected list shows dairy items and prices including cream, butter containers, cheese, onions, potatoes, flour and 2.20 per some unit. Mentions Western Wye region and Me. area with corrected pricing notes.
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H. Ae. Dale
Lackawanna
Wye
Sinte Fe
Grain and milk market quotes show little change in steady session
New York trading opened steady for flour corn and soy products with no clear direction. Elevators and options stayed firm as sessions closed unchanged, while dairy and related futures remained mixed amid uneven demand signals.
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New York
Bate
Waywite
Lores
Wyalte
Emal
Woorlern
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Report
Philadelphia reports quiet wheat trading with contract grade and dull demand. Corn steady No 2 mixed January. wheat and flour volumes listed, with prices and shipment figures for wheat, corn, and oats. live poultry and dressed poultry mostly unchanged. notes on cotton, tallow, and other commodities.
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Philadelphia
Neige
Pennsylvania
New York
Markets Dull on Chicago Board of Trade Wheat May Falls
Chicago January 1 markets on the board of trade were dull with wheat trading in a narrow range. May futures closed slightly lower, corn firmed modestly, and oats held steady. Provisions and flour prices showed mixed movements across several grade categories with winter patents and spring specials listed among the higher values.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Market Prices and Commodities Listed in Fragment
OCR fragment shows assorted grain and seed prices, includes No. 2 corn and No. 2 rye with various quality grades, seed seedling items, pork product references, whiskey, sugar, and salted meat terms. Specific amounts are garbled but indicate a historical price sheet listing multiple commodities and units.
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Harley
Cattle and herd sale report from Chicago fair
Receipts show cattle about 200 head and hogs around 24 000 head with weekly totals. Markets record mixed prices with cows good to choice heavy and bulls at solid but varied levels, while sheep and lambs remain steady with western wethers and lambs noted.
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Chicago
Jan
Bors
Sauk
Lomba
Fai
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Amid Mixed Demand
East Buffalo stock market notes dull cattle trading with mixed veals and calves. heavy fat veals and heavy fed calves show some price gaps. Sheep and lambs stronger for top grades, good lambs and mixed lots rise while terms for hogs and pigs remain unsettled. overall activity uneven with regional price markers listed.
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East Buffalo
East Liberty Cattle Prices and Grades
East Tiberty markets list cattle and hogs with grades and prices. Entries show best mediamen and prime heavy hogs, heavy Yorkers, West Yorkers, sheep options, lambs, veal calves and varied sums such as 4ikv bcs and 04.05 in a mixed, fragmentary price table.
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East Tiberty
Catte
Common
Hoge
Hicher
Blok
New York Live Stock Report Shows Mixed Gains
New York June 13 Reeves nothing doing for cattle feeder steady. Calves show slow to steady trade with southern calves at 3.25. Sheep and lambs bid steadily with strong demand in eastern markets. Prices for hoges steady though market details are sparse.
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New York
Oil Market Report From City January Trade Notes
Credit balances rise and close higher as oil shipments reach 78 152 barrels. Average throughput noted at 84 tt barrels with 21 467 lowest sillies and runs showing variation across the market.
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O City
Jan. B
Coortiientes
Siily
Women's Underwear Styles and Special Prices
Cambric and muslin garments in square round and V neck styles with embroidery lace tucks and ruffles. Drawers and various trimmed options offered at prices from 19 to 60 cents, with Fruit of Loom fabrics highlighted for value and finish. Smaller pieces emphasize yokes hemstitching and lace edging.
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Peart Gard
Junior League
Isabelle Johnson
John Maxey
Mia. L. N. Steelman
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Fret Vics
Inez Pentecost
Second View
Mabel Brown
Henry Steelman
Florence Waters
Thomas Frances
Pearl Tickland
League
Walter Brain
Wd. Maxey
En Kueiers
Marie Brown
W J. Maxey
Montross
Davis Opera House
Luzerne
Forest City
Susquehanna County
Scranton Tribone
Wall Street Review
el Tribune
Alge
Otis
St. Paul
Rock Island
Traction Co
Pacific
Jorswy Central
Pacifle Mail
Lea Cohanes
Penna
Vinsccven
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Beranton Ravings
Paint In Packing Co
Rue. & Bate P
Beranton Paint Co
Erevewe Clark & Bnover Co
Chirk & Bnover
Ace
Dalry Co
Savinga Bank & Trust
Blandird Drilling Co
Weranton Wholesale Market
New York Grain and Produce
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle
Neva
W. N. Brooks
Wallace
Scranton's Shopping Center
Childray
Connolly & Wallace
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