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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1901

Page

7

Montrose Notes Report Local Happenings in January

Montrose news from January highlights a Susquehanna county grand jury session, visits from residents such as John Howard and Rela Giffin, and social events. Edwin Weeks signs with Midpath Lyceum for next season, and Fisk Jubilee Singers prepare for a village hall appearance. Electric heat expansion marks infrastructure upgrades as All Philadelphia dailies reach Montrose early. The Altar Society memorializes Mrs. O Brien and local officials discuss senatorial battles. Ice harvest stands at thirteen inches thick.

Scranton Tribune Montrose Susquehanie County Levi T. Rheehard Biretfardville John Howard Camptown Busineoa Rela Giffin Ruehyilie Marie Keeler Binghamton Leonard A. W. Kent Brooklyn J. O. Theater Sayre Paw Lelnne D. S& Watrous Watrousie Walter Benedict Lestershire Edwin R. Weeks Thin Olive Boston Weeks Midpath Lyceum Bureau James W. Putnam D. D New York Village Improvement Society Sentea Fisk Jubilee Village Hall Philadelphia Eilizone J. G. Wilton Wos Maple Street Hecht Court House Altar Society St. Mary's Church Mra Catherine O'brien Harrisburg

Factoryville Socials and Milk Condensary Closure

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Baptist church services held nightly this week and Paulowna Rebekah lodge entertaining sisters from Tunkhannock with degree work and a social. In La Plume the milk condensary closes today as workers depart. a banquet and social mark the end while machinery is removed from the inning department and the plant sinks into abandonment.

Factoryville Baptist Church Paulowna Rebekah Lodge Tunkhannock la Plume

Eczema Cure Proclaimed by St Ignace Attorney

A St Ignace attorney testifies to Dr A W Chase Ointment curing a long eczema case after years of failed treatments and costly efforts. He praises relief from itching piles and notes the remedy cost 40 cents per jar, sold by Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.

A. W. Chase As. J. Brown St. Gnace Michigan Dr. Chase Chase Eceema Jas., Brown

Deaths and local notices from Springville region

The item reports M Fred Cage well of Lymaneville dying of typhoid fever and burial in Newton cemetery, leaving a wife and two children. It notes real estate sales by Davis D. Layton and Stuart Riley, Culver’s wallpaper plans, Henry Amey’s visit, Roxie Howland funeral details, Connell ill with pneumonia, a school party near Nettie Murey, and a cigar wedding gift by A O Dina with well wishes for old age.

Springville Jan Fred Cagewell Lymaneville Newton Davis D. Layton Ralph &. Kerr A. J. Johnson Stuart Riley Smith Justin Smith I. O Culver Henry ( Amey Culver Roxie Howland Mrs. Reynolds Brooklyn Nancy Culver Lev G. A. Davis Packard Connell Nettie Murey W. L. Shoeks’ Price J. O. Lymian’'s A. O. Dina Art

Honesdale brief notes on bridge delays and local events

In Honesdale delays stall work on the iron bridge replacing the downtown covered span over the Lackawaxen river. The river town reports paymaster arrivals and scattered activity, plus a severe frost injury case. Lyman Howe brings moving pictures to the opera house with an evening program including Paris exposition Boer war and an elocutionist and pianist.

Scranton Trittine Honesdale Sophia Schlager Scranton David Menzie Emma Patterson Lackawaxen Delaware and Hindhon Honesdale Carbondale William Carey Farview Lyman H. Howe Opera House Honesdale Methodist Church

Local Notices From Nicholson Scranton Guests and Visits

Special to the Scranton Tribune Nicholson Jan 4 G W Weaver of Scranton was a caller in town on Monday Mr and Mrs A F P Benjamin of Scranton spent Sunday with the latters parents Mr and Mrs BE R Mc Kinney Ruel Tingley of Foster was a caller in town on Friday Miss Marie MacConnell enroute from Williamsport spent Thursday with sister Mrs C H MacConnell F N Boyle of Susquehanna spent Sunday with his daughter Mrs M D Kelly Prof A J Thayer has a glass at North Harford H T Wilkins poisoned with scchumac is slowly improving N L Walker called on friends in town last week Mrs D W Titus is JL Several families are afflicted with Measles

Scranton Tribune Nicholson G. W. Weaver Scranton F. N. Boyle Busquehanna M. D. Kelly A. J. Thayer North Harford H. T. Wilkins N. L. Walker D. W. Titus

Tragic Train Death Near Tobyhanna An 18 year old German dies

Tobyhanna residents report W Gus Heileman an elderly German man living about one mile west of town was struck and killed by train No. 2 yesterday morning. He left a wife and had long resided in the community. Funeral arrangements were not yet made.

Tobyhanna Jan Gus Heileman Heilemann

Remarkable German Treatments Sold by Matthew Firos

Described as unlike anything prepared in America these flat preparations were prescribed by Dr. Krause, Germany's court physician, long before antipyrine was discovered and claimed to cure mestitis troubling cases quickly. Sold by Matthew Firos.

America Krause Germany Matthew Firos

Japanese gratitude tale of Morse helping a drowning boy

Franklin Morse, Princeton football player, recounts aiding a drowning boy in a Japanese rice field. He kneaded water from the body, rubbed the boy, then villagers helped. later locals honored Morse with water cleansing and a donation for the funeral. A letter from a factory head confirms the goodwill and Morse’s modest role.

Frank Morse Princeton China Japan Hiashima Froien Ted Banto Tlawe New York Hants Mr. Morse Hawl

Cuban Census Reflects Cuban Conducted Count in War Era

The New York Sun reports the Cuban census, primarily conducted by Cubans under General Sanger’s guidance, shows a population of 1,497,797, down 58,840 since the last tally. Women enumerators aided the effort, noted as a first in Cuba’s public service, with mortgages at 58 percent of rural and 7 percent of city real estate values, and thirty districts showing losses since 1879.

Santa Clara Matanzas Havana Pinar del Rio Santligo Puerto Principe Weyler Cuba Haryana Clenfuenon Cubs United States General Sanger War Department Secretary of War Sanger Washington Tun General Banger Saya

The Many Sided Lloyds and Its Shipping Network

Lloyds operates a philanthropic wing that honors maritime heroes with medals and maintains a vast information network. It guides captains to report wrecks and distant vessels to Lloyds agents, aids families with voyage safety info, and maintains the Captain's Register and the Black Book. It also publishes Lloyds Register detailing merchant ships, tonnage, dimensions, captains, and owners.

Corporation of Lloyd's Lloyd's Weekly Shipping Index Royal Exchange Lioyd Jack Great Britain Lloyds Lloyd'’s Register of

Parody of Ripling’s porn by Frederick Treven Tl

A quirky spoof penned by Frederick Treven Tl mocks a work attributed to Robert W. Chamber. The poet imitates slangy narration and tangled wordplay to lampoon the original, with names and phrases bent into a humorous, scandalous tone.

Ripling Frederick Treven Tl Robert W. Chamber

Theatrical Attractions At The Academy Audience Thrills

The Academy offers Merle Wise and Morrison Comedy Company shows with strong performances. Critics praise Bert Walter and Waggles as highlights, while the Gaiety features Wilsons and dancers in a varied bill including burlesque and Jublina acts. A cinema plate shows Corbett McCrow photos, and Hall Culno’s The Chevalier is hailed as a strong dramatic work. The Lyceum advertises Hers with continued tours and future engagements.

Morrison Comedy Company Epenen Jm Academy of Mute Mark Swan Gerald Bev Bunee Sii Edd Kuwene Powers Waggles Dle Phil Tramy Keeilnes Aithir Wilsons Bees Yur Dorovila Beeen Hijo Ruxcell Falhnior Fkurope Ametion Armstrong Brothers Burke Thin Locoum Clark and Hartot

Markets Waver amid Broad Stock Weakness and Mixed Signals

The New York market chronicles a day of broad weakness and selective gains as speculative fervor cooled. Traders cited renewed doubts about rail and steel sectors, with notes of cautious trading and divergent prices across industries.

Plowr-Test patent price noted at six dollars

A brief entry records a patent titled Plowr-Test with a price tag of $6.00. The fragmentary text mentions related names and items such as Kage-Selach western and Cheene-Pull crest, suggesting a catalog or trade note.

Kage Selach Western Tate Dle New Heane Chabert Peer Lie Plowr

Irregular Grain and Flour Trade Notes Across Regions

Fragmentary OCR shows assorted references to flour, wheat, corn, sugars, and dairy items with prices and quantities. Mentions Pennsylvanian and western markets, shipments, and vague receipts or wholesale statements.

Peoneyivania Sidoky Amok Yale Enkes Ate Chlokedwe Shaath St Weatemn Hicks Howe Baebels

Market Update Mirrors Uncertain Trading Tone

The report notes subdued activity with cautious gains and small declines across sectors. Prices show mixed signals as investors weigh macro forces, while some listings indicate steady to firm levels despite lingering volatility.

Unclear OCR sports cash quotes with mix of names and totals

Fragmentary betting and price quotes appear for a racing or athletic meeting in a Northeast area. Readable items include names, numbers, and scattered values but many lines are garbled, hindering a clear event summary.

Untitled historical cattle and wool market notes fragment

Fragmentary report from a Texas market scene showing prices for cattle sheep and wool. Mentions figures like 400 pa and 22000 for livestock and materials, with brief notes on market tone and demand. No clear date or full entities due to garbled OCR.

Texas Vliotne Atewily Towers Deiteline Cole Motta Vunos Colie Werk Mahi Veka Tess Aboers Billy Ae Bulla Psa Anid Lavatel Whee Bae Dales Towers Hata Fale Wiived

Fragmented OCR Notice of Agricultural Market Items

The readable text references calves, sheep, cattle, and market related terms with numbers and prices. It mentions sales, lots, outside sales, and various animal types and products in a damaged OCR segment. The fragment hints at an auction or auction-like listing with prices and lot identifiers.

AL Otani

Stock Market Jumbles Report From Unclear Listing

A fragmented market note mentions price levels and holdings in unclear terms. Several recognizable items like heavy highs and steady trends appear alongside garbled words and partial phrases, making specifics difficult to confirm.

Unable to extract a coherent historical headline

The readable fragments indicate a shipping or shipment context with numbers and names but lack clear events or details. No definite persons, organizations, places, or dates are present to form a factual summary suitable for a newspaper card.

Untitled Historical Remedy Ad Muddled Text

Fragmentary OCR note describes a long used remedy for children's colic and teething with claimed success. Mentions mothers, gums, and soothing action. References to dosing and product names are garbled and unclear.

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