Fight on Pettebone Street Leaves One Stabbed
At 3 this morning on Pettebone Street Duryea Michael Wilba 27 was stabbed fourteen times and is in serious condition at Pittston hospital Krikento and Tabulis both Duryea residents were arrested and jailed with the stabbing blamed on intoxication and a quarrel The report lists other local items from court notes to theater and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Krikcunto
Tabulis
Wilba
Krikecunto
Tabulle
Death of Mrs. Bertha Marcy in Durves
Mrs Bertha Marcy, wife of Charles Marcy a clerk at Connell Coales, died at Durves around 4 00 clock in the evening aged about 40. She leaves a husband and six children the youngest only one day old. She was daughter of the late Captain John S Marey an early settler and was highly esteemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Jan. H
Bertha Marcyvy
Charles Marcy
Lawrence
Connell Coale Company
Marey Bt
John S. Marey
Stabbing Injures Man at Union Hill Gathering
In Honesdale on Saturday night, at a Union Hill house, a fight among Italian railroad laborers and others left Phillip Becky stabbed several times. Dr Edward Burne attended the wounded man, whose injuries were not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Union Hill
Irs
Buffalo BM
Phillip Becky
Edward Burne
Miner William Moliskey Dies After Train Collision
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Pitteton Jan 1 William Moliskey a Polish miner about 50 living in Pitteton was killed crossing the Lehigh Valley mountain cut off tracks near his home. He died at Pittaton hospital at 4 this afternoon from a crushed skull and two broken arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Pitteton
William Moliskey
Ntler
Lehigh Valley
Pittaton Hospital
Tragic Scalding Death of Duryea Child
A Duryea household mourns after the two year old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Dokhkal fell into a tub of boiling water Saturday afternoon and died yesterday after enduring severe agony. The child was laid to rest in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scramton Tribune
Pittston
Ernest Dochekal
Stephenson Street
Duryea
Seventeen lands offered for sheriff sale on Feb. 2
Towanda notes a sheriff sale of seventeen parcels on February 2. Reports show large potato production in Orviil township last year. Bank directors re elected at First National and Citizens National banks. Local lawsuits, deaths, and civic notices follow with various appointments and incidents across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Orviil
First National Bank
Ro A. Mercur
MH. Streeter
H.C. Porter
Whi
Iain Litth
Roh. Laning
J. Sweet
John W. Codding
B. F. Kiger
J. Tracy
N.N. Betta
C. L. Tracy
Chitzens National Bank
J. K. Newell
Ke, Overton
EL Overton
William Dittrich
J. Thomson
J. M. Rahm
M. Shepard
RB. Knykendail
William Maxwell
John Clark
Big Pond
Dr. Dwyer
Troy
Robert F. Redington
Mre
BO. Aspinwall
Hussain
Myre
Burt Grant
Brooklyn
Watkins Camp
Sons of Veterans
James Vincent
Heutenant
Leo Wilt
Leutenant
Starry Coon
J. A. Mason
A. Hebert
L. Hoffman
Canton
Schentler
McGarty & Co
Ek Eee A. Any
Tuscarora
Honesdale Week of Prayer and Theater Notes
Local churches observe the week of prayer amid services in Honesdale. The Opera House hosts a Keystone Concert trio and Lincoln I Carter’s Chattanooga war play as town events. Plans for Erie trains to use the new Delaware and Hudson station are delayed until February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Stonesdale
Jan. U
Vinnie Rose
George Yorum
Scranton
Daniel
Osborne
Boston
Mass
Maple City Glass Cutting Company
Emma Burns
Edward Burne
Honesdale
Hawley
John Dbd. Weston
Honesdale Tebekah
Christian Endeavor
Opera House
Keystone
Lincoln I. Carter
Chattanooga
Enterprise Hose elects officers for the year
Special to the Beranton Tribune, Forest City, Jan. 15. Enterprise Hose company has elected officers for the ensuing year led by President T. J. Pentecost and foreman Thos. Duck. Also noted is a member’s scarlet fever diagnosis, and local business and visitors including ER. R. W. Searle and Mrs. D. J. Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Tribune
Forest City
Enterprise Hose Company
T. J. Pentecost
Henry Carr
ZC. Carr
A. H. Pentecost
E. B. Horton
H. Johns
T. W. Budd
George H. Ledyard
George L. Taylor
Thos. Duck
Factoryville G A R officers installed. organ recital set
Captain EB Rice post Grand Army of the Republic in Factoryville Pa installed officers last Friday. Officers include Commander W H Dodd senior vice Solomon Reynolds junior vice Smith Potter chaplain Milo Travis quartermaster H N Capwell officer of the day Emerson Van Flee officer of the guard D D Gardner adjutant Benton Coleman secretary C A Bridges. Professor Frank Leman of Hing hamton N Y will give an organ recital at the Methodist Episcopal church next Friday at 4 30. Admission 25 and 15 cents to organ fund. Mr Orrin Browning died Sunday at Charles Gardner’s home after illness. Funeral arrangements to follow. J N Capwell Scranton and Seneca Niner Auburn N Y spent Sunday with relatives.
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Brecial
Serenton Tribone
Factoryville
EB. J. Rice
Grand Army of the Republic
W. Hh, Dodd
Solomon Reynolds
Junio
Smith Potter
Milo Travis
H. N. Capwell
Emerson van Flee
D. D. Gardner
Benton Coleman
C. A. Briges
Frank Leman
Hinghamton
N. Y
Methodist Episcopal Church
Reman
Orrin Browning
Charles Gardner
J. N. Capwell
Scranton
Seneca Niner
Auburn
Mra
Merton
Train Kills Unknown Man Near Uniondale
A unidentified man was killed by a train on Saturday evening near Uniondale. wreckage left the body badly mangled. Nearby officials and residents reported the incident as a tragic accident with authorities investigating the scene.
Wyalusing Notes of Obituaries and Local News
James and Gon Hewitt of Meshoppen visit relatives. Emma Hoffman and Emma Wyckoff tied to marriages. John W Vaughan dies in Keokuk after consumption, family ties listed. Herbert Waldo dies at 60 from locomotor ataxia. funeral held at Presbyterian church with ministers present. Interment in Wyalusing cemetery.
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Borvton Tribune
James Isnt
Hewitt
Meshoppdn
H. B. Gaylord
Mira. W. Bunnell
L. T. Hinea
Scranton
Allie Hoffman
Cold Creek
Albert Miller
le Raysville
Emma Leroy
New Haven
Conn
A. D. Lynch
Lacyville
John W. Vaughan
Keokuk
Edwin Vaughan
Buena Vista
John W
Miss Wyckoff
Judge Strong
Berry
Emma
Ernest Marrow
Sugar Ren
Herbert Eugene Waldo
Berkshire
Thoga
Mr. Walto
Lucy Armstrong
Jessie
F. A. Armstrong
Athens
Edward
Smith & Waldo
Lucius
Ernest
Nettle and
Raymond
Presbyterian Church
Armatrout
Cook
Thomas
Wyalusing Cemetery
He Had Cause to Rejoice
A young man with severe cramp colic was treated by B F Hess a miller in Dickey Mountain PA. After trying home remedies he used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and recovered quickly. Hess reports the man’s joy and notes the product is sold by druggists and Matthews Brothers wholesale agents.
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B. F. Hess
Miller
Dickey's
Monptain
Matthews Brothers
Market on slow trading with declines and limited interest
New York markets showed little activity with traders in control and prices drifting lower. Metropolitan Street Railway led losses amid a tainted trust company discussion, while tobacco and steel issues moved on sympathy and headlines. Bond trading was firm with some declines giving an irregular overall tone.
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New York
Jan. K
Metropolitan Street Railway
Capis
Metropolitan
New York Hopld
London
South Africa
Wales
United States
Local Dairy Market Note and Grain Prices Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show dairy and produce price references including butter creamery we egg select Western nearby state and various commodity prices such as 92.20 per unit and 20 per unit for onions and flour notes. The legibility is poor and specific entities are unclear.
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HH. G. Dale
Lawckawianne Avenue
Western
Wheat and flour prices show limited shifts in January reports
Philadelphia reports mixed grain values with steady wheat and Culet bids. The January notes show various grades of wheat, flour and potatoes with prices per bushel or ton, referencing New York and western markets and noting some strength in premium brands from local mills.
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Philadelphia
Jan. H
Waite
New York
Western
Do. Stradgit
Elty Mills
Do. Strataht
Ponds and Poultry Trade Report From Rural Market
Readable fragments describe dairy and poultry sales at a rural market. Mentions include live poultry, fowls, turkeys and roosters, with notes on quality, sizes, and pricing. Several shipments list wheat oats and corn volumes, indicating mixed farm trade and commodity movement.
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Mather
Wd le Teavers
Mtr
Wheat and dairy market notes from New York trading day
Markets show wheat prices steady for No 2 red and white varieties while butter and creamery outputs firm. Reports mention mixed grain futures and persistent price weakness in dairy and related commodities with several regional creamery plants noted.
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New York
Jan. T
Geimiek
Troek
Agate
Atta
Adie Western Creamery
Slade Factory
Wartte
Jone Creamery
Crewmery
Mhadke
Craimery
Shake
Firm
Chicago Market Notes On Grain And Livestock Prices
Fragments indicate Chicago market listings for grains and livestock with prices for Wheat No 2, No 1, corn No 2, oats No 2, soy products, pork, and whiskey. The text shows mixed wording and several garbled terms but preserves reference to commodity categories and price figures such as a sire for various cuts and brands.
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Chicago
Zee
Siyne
Harley
Poor to Medium Cattle Prices Reported in Local Sale
fragmented OCR notes describe varying cattle conditions from strong to inferior, with prices and stock types including calves and heifers. mentions Texans, stockers, Bali selections, and miscellaneous figures such as 4.00 Wi and 2.600400, alongside fodder references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dan
Ulitle
Bali
For Good Shoes and Rubbers
Unclear OCR text describes cattle and sheep market notes with various prices and lots. Mentions lambs and wethers, receipts counts, and large cattle numbers. Fragmentary figures include references to 17000 head and 37000 head, with mixed livestock activity and market terms.
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Texas
Elestiny
Hholes
Sido
T. SheepeSteady
Cattle Market Decline Pressures East Buffalo Exports
The dispatch notes a downturn in fat cattle exports and weak demand affecting fat cows and feeders. Prices slide as buyers pull back, while local hawkers and stockmen adjust to thinner markets and higher feed costs.
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East Buffalo
Groml Colute
Hal Gay
Katie
Market Report on Livestock Prices and Demand
New York market note shows demand and prices for steers bulls cows calves hogs and lambs. Cattle and hog values slide with weak lambs and hocks while calves and veal hold firmer though overall tone is cautious.
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New York
Bhoeves
Mada Vanier
Wentern
East Liberty Auction Report From Saturday Market
Auction notes show cattle and calves listed at Slatehubee lane with dozens of items including wethers and steers. Prices reflect common stock activity with entries like 47000 My commen and 1400 fi in the catalog.
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East Liberty
Don
Slatehubee Lane
Fragmentary OCR item on barrels and bids in shipping
An unreadable OCR fragment cites cod shipping terms, barrels and bids, including figures such as 1.0 percent, average barrels and specific barrel counts, but the text is garbled and lacks clear context or identifiable events.
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Pettebone Street
Jim Shumway
A. J B. Bumfer
Adin Lyon
Z. H. Diack
Tnsures
George M. Elleworth
Tunkhannock
Bleighbella
T. M. Hanley
Arthur Head
Arthur, Jr
Hale
Kirby
Hollen Wis
Pittsburg
Fred van Barrager
Western Penitentiary
J. Wilcox
Wycox
Sayre Hospital
J. 8 Bull
Cortland
Barclay-Canton Railroad
Lake Winola
Oil Depot
Paulowna Rebekah Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Vista Lodge of
Springeville
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Marcy
Peel
The
Bradford County
Beecham’s
Susquehanna County
Susquehanna
Uniondale
Board of Trade
Starrace
M. H. Flaman
George T. Frazier
C. Fred Wright
A. H. Falkenburg
F. D. Lyon
Alvin Edwardas
Halletend Athletic Club
Hassett
Lon. Galusha A. Grow
Harford Academy
Bieiness
Jefferson
Erie
Walter 8. Peterson
South Dakota
Oakhind
Harry Leste
Rochester
John M. Leslie
Jackson Street
Delaware and Hodson
Susquehanna Journal
W. DE. Alney
Eagan and Shea
Ainey
Lincoln J. Carter
Feller
Tanar
Bond
Hornellsville
P. Wells
Baptist Church
Flom
Merce
Hogan Opera
H. M. Congdon
W. Tost
Christ Episcopal Church
Harford
Wyalusing
Gabriel Max
Chamisso
Dorothy
Fruit Picture
Express
Tld
Dent
Prik
Accon
Friuuss
Naval
Lion
Sho
Ladies’ Scissors
Razor
AME
India
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice CO
Toledo
Ghio
Wall Street Review
M. Jordan & Co
Hay
Rock Island
Delaware & Mud
Manhattan
Traction
Central
North
Pacific
Chicago Board OF ‘Trade
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton Savings Thenk
Ieoee
Jiewanton Packing
Third National Bank
Iw, & PL Co
Trust & Safe
Serunton Paint Co
Chirk & Snover
Ie Clirk & Snover
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
Scranton St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Traction
Cholee Marine
New York Grain and Produce
W. N. Brooks
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle
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