Counterfeit Coin Ring Busted In Dushore Area
William Reader of Dushore and housekeeper Emimw Yaney were arrested after US Deputy Marshal Samuel Lapp and local officers found ten counterfeit dimes and finished coins in Reader’s furnac e and home. Reader jailed for hearing January 23. Yaney held on own recognizance. Reader, once a Towanda tailor, boasted he owned a seventeen shot Winchester.
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Conner Bender
Towanda
Scranton Tribune
Dushore
Vicinlty
Uncle Sis
Mollon
Stepicion
Willian Header
Diushore
Hollon
United States
Mix
Marshall Samuel Lapp
Harriaburg
Frank M. Buck
Billy
Obert Butcher
Emimw Yaney
Reader
Smallpox At Hallstead Shows Limited Spread
Fribine reports Hallstead has five smallpox cases confined to one family. Dr Trenville in charge, home treated with varioloid. Precautions strict, vaccination emphasized, and no fear of further spread. Citizens display vaccination buttons saying I have been vaccinated.
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Hallstead
Trenville
City Hall
Adewor
Bo Seibune
Hee
Prison escape attempt sparks jail disruption in Tunkhannock
Desperate inmates at the county jail clash with guards and assault a visiting physician and a caretaker as a second escape bid shocks the town. Six prisoners held on burglary charges are noted as repeat offenders. Sheriff Gunn was away. Willhun Wintermile, a respected Pine Street resident, died from gastritis. Local residents Warnock Sickler and George Kittridge are also mentioned in brief town notes.
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Shanton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Jon
Charles J. Vosburg
Trussell Hill
Wi Tlamsport
United States District Court
Mio
Mere
Bradley W. Lewis
Baltimore
Mie
Thomas F. Grenville
Wilkes-Barre
Jall
Gunn
Pr. d. J. McKown
Trurvey Thipert
Allen
Toledo
Willhun
Wintermiile
Pine Street
Walter Sickler
Northmoreland
George Kittridge
Scranton
Cleveland
Ohio
Forest City caucuses and community notices in brief
In Forest City on January 16 the Republican caucus is set for Tuesday evening and the Democratic caucus for Friday with few candidates. Incumbents include high constable J Kretchel and ward constables M J Walsh and J R Johnson, while J R Bell seeks another term as poor director. A sockal and a spusal events are listed for local churches. entertainment notes reference Melvin Robinson’s David Garrick portrayal. Local groups elect officers, bank directors are re-elected, and Bishop Talbot will confirm at Christ church with services to follow.
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Forest City
J. Kretchel
M. J. Walsh
J. R. Johnson
J. R. Bell
Sockal
Congregational Church
Spusa
Episcopal Church
Melvin Robinson
David Garrick
Enterprise Hose Company
J. W. Jones
J. J. Connelly
Monroe West
B. BE. Horton
Will Price
T. J. Pentecost
M. Muchitz
Will Forrest
Bert Howard
L. J. Wells
John Callahan
Hugh Pohren
B. W. Carpenter
F. Coyle
N. Wm. Brundage
First National Bank
Divertor
Bishop Talbot
Christ Church
Bilder Warner
M. I
Benjamin Milton
Hillaide
Post Office Change and Local Obituaries in Halettead
In Halletead Kilron takes charge of the post office after Barber dies in the morning. Mrs. George Fessenden of Montrose dies in New York and will be buried today at 2 PM. her granddaughters cannot attend due to vaccination. Gould Capwell resigns. Thomas Pettitt of Franklin NT begins ice business cutting river ice about eleven inches thick. Secretary Belden has concluded to.
Funeral for James Wood Held at Primitive Methodist Church
Funeral services for James Wood, son of Frank Wood, were held Wednesday afternoon at the Primitive Methodist Church. A large gathering of friends attended and paid tribute as interment followed in the Marcy Cemetery Local 1.606. C M W A members attended the service.
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Board of Health
James
Frank Wood
Marcy
Clinton Hard visits West Nicholson amid campus meetings
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press describe Clinton Hard spending a few days with his parents in West Nicholson Wyoming county while sickness sends Bruce Titman home to Montrose. Evangelist Dr Wilson leads Methodist Episcopal church meetings as new students Fr Beach Glenburn Henry Griffiths Mount Carmel and Bateman Mount Carmel enroll in classes. Basketball team loses 25 to 16 to Williamsport YMCA and schedules a game with Lafayette on Friday January 17 at Pettibone gym.
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Associated Pres
Kingston
Jan
Clinton Hard
West Nicholson
Wyoming County
Bruce Titman
Mont- Toee
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilson
Illinois
FR. Beach
Waverly
N. Y
Henry Griffiths
Glenburn
Bateman
Mount Carmel
Williamsport Y. M. C. A
Lafayette
Pettibone Gymnasium
Priceburg appoints vigilance committee names
Priceburg MH L Taylor chairman of the Republican county committee has appointed a vigilance committee with several local volunteers to monitor party activities and report any irregularities.
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MH. L. Taylor
Republican County
Reading and game rooms stay closed until health board notice
Obscure report notes continued closure of reading and game rooms and warns no further public meetings until the board of health issues notice. Mentions Nicholas Du Boils Chase a former Hallstead resident who died at Maxton Pa and was a prominent figure in the Northampton bar. his son S Grace Chase also a member of the bar in Hallstead. Rev M J Watkins visited Montrose. R A Barber died at 3 45 this morning. described as a Was postimster and a highly regarded man. This town records a smallpox death with other patients improving. S Bruce Uhise in Montrose on legal business. I J Compton a board of health member, brought from Philadelphia a new disinfecting spray for use where needed.
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Board of Health
Nicholas du Boils Chase
Hallstead
Maxton
Northampton
S. Grace Chase
M. J. Watkins
Montrose
R.A. Barber
S. Bruce Uhise
I. J. Compton
Pittston Holds Public Meeting On Good Roads League Funds
Mr Lyons of Binghamton spoke at West Pittston town hall as the Good Roads League, formed locally, raised about 2000 by subscription to buy road machinery. Other items note banker W L Watton’s promotion and European tour, a disfiguring chemical burn, recent marriages, and injuries in local mines.
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Tribune
W. L. Watton
Firee National Bank
Thomas Ford
Watson
Europe
Moly Land
Thomas Casey
Salem Street
West Pittston
David Re. Davis
Mira Anna Adrian
Hughestown
Welack
Tev. O. FP. Eitwein
Benjamin J. Evans
Battery M
Vine Street
James White
No. 7
Joseph Clouditus
Columbia
Duryew
Mmine
Young Man Succumbs To Smallpox In Quarantine
Murph Harones, a 22 year old son of Edward Barnes, died Wednesday night after a week of smallpox. He worked for Bdaull & Clinton and became ill January 4 with the disease diagnosed as smallpox by January 7. Burial occurred at Mares cemetery last night at MH o'clock. residence remains quarantined.
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Murph Harones
Dau
Edward Barnes
Bdaull & Clinton
Mares
Dickson City Ward Committees Named in Borough Report
The article lists ward committees for Dickson City with First ward judges John Elderkin John Parks Thomas Lawrence and Second ward judges Benjamin Jarvis John G Miller Henry ean as named officials.
Old Forge School Closures Amid Smallpox Fears
At a regular school board meeting on Monday evening the borough of Old Forge voted to close all schools on Tuesday January 14 due to smallpox in neighboring boroughs. They plan reopening on Monday January 20 if no new cases appear. Pupils must show vaccination certificates to be admitted. Meanwhile James Wood youngest son of Frank Wood was buried after being killed at William A colliery. Republican caucus set for Friday January 17 at polling places. John W Thornton seeks school director seat pending caucus.
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Wis
James
Frank Wood
Brick Methodist Episcopal Church
William A
John W. Thornton
South Scranton Notes Michael Fallon Arrested
Michael Fallon of 1024 Stone Avenue was arrested on a drunk and disorderly charge and for assault and battery. His wife testified he drank after payday, abused the family, and used vile language. assault was not proven, but drunk and disorderly charges led to a fine or 50 days in jail. The alderman suspended the sentence for two months, with possible 20 days in jail if he misbehaves.
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Michael Fulton
Stone Avenue
Michael
Wero
Fallon
Leates
Nubs of News and Odd Ball Events Reported
A note mentions a February 10 initiative by Saenger club, with shifts possible as committees meet. The Malti Knight order holds a weekly gathering. St Johns hall hosted a basketball event between the Defenders and a team, halted by police orders banning gatherings. Loyalty club members and friends are invited to Popcorn Bowl today with a promised prize.
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Saengerrude Society
Yind Vonmandery
Knightis
Malti
St. John’s Hall
Market closes near yesterday's level amid uneven demand
The New York market showed early strength but reversed to near the previous close as short-covering faded. Trading remained light with some railroad and Southwestern stocks supporting prices while declines persisted in others. Total sales ran about 205 000 shares. bonds were active and firm.
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New York
Dan
Wertenfay
Oldaing
Wil Vance
Arlene
Mykon Ty
Local Creameries Listed in June Prices
Fragmentary OCR lists several creameries and prices for dairy items including June creamery products and butter. The text names Potstoes Ber tuishel and Ontone-Ver Sneehel with unclear figures, reflecting a midtown market pricing notice.
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Th G. Dale
Lachuwinma
Mulidelphia Market Report Mixed Wheat and Poultry Prices
The record notes wheat prices for different grades with terms like middling, fair, and higher values. It lists oats and corn quantities, shiploads, and prices, alongside poultry items such as fowls and ducks. Convenience and regional terms indicate a wholesale market update.
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Maine
Wester
Subir
Vfirnms
New York
Thilde
Walle
Turkers
Ehalue
Mo Ag
Conrad
BOO
Winter market outlook and price reports in New York
Weather and commodity notes describe a thaw in winter conditions and a generally weak trend in agricultural futures. Reports mention grain prices such as corn and wheat, with specific bids and stations noted, while oil and gas figures show mixed activity and cautious expectations for near term demand.
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New York
Foo I
Athat
Ant
Weston
Walaigo
Staio Dati
Tatus
Chotte-Wing
Taale
WEWIO
Chevy Auth
Gil Ade
Tame
Idoi Ge
Lear Risiles Wie
Gas
Oii Ad
THM Hong
Pepe Pipi State Oil Pei
Henty
Fragmented OCR notice with stray phrases and garbled names
The readable text shows scattered references to places and people with faulty OCR, lacking coherent events or actions. No clear incident, dates, or figures emerge to form a concise news item or summary.
Unclear OCR sports card fragment with many garbles
Readable entities include names and partial team mentions but most content is garbled. cannot determine a coherent event, participants, or outcome from the OCR text.
Fragments Sketch Local Market Notes and Names
Readable fragments mention cattle terms and people like Hewelpis and Lidernow. The text hints at heifers and steers trading, with unclear places and dates. It preserves named entities but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Wanted To Rent and Various Classified Notices
A jumble of rental requests and sale notices from Scranton area classifieds. Listings include a cottage rental near Lake Ariel, various sale ads for furniture and hardware, a stock sale at Stowers Pork Packlog, and multiple rooms for rent with heat and bath. Also includes public sale details and land/house for sale or lease offers with names and addresses.
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Lake
Ariel
Jane
Court House
Scranton
Stowers’ Pork Packlog and Provision Company
Welles & Tormey
Unclear text fragment prompts undefined events
The provided OCR segment is garbled with multiple nonsensical terms and lacks readable names places dates or actions to summarize into a coherent news item. No verifiable facts present to extract.
De Etat, ENS the ste fon ild and Bip
Fragmentary OCR notes mention de Etat and ENS with references to the ste fon ild and Bip along with terms like Mie and SUL a fenagyy Ta Tae, leaving unclear context and roles.
Trip to California or Florida by Lackawanuk railroad agent
Contemplating a trip to California or Florida, call the loyal Lickel agent of the Lackawanuk railroad. He arranges all details including transportation, berths, reservations, baggage checks to destination, furnishes rates, folders, descriptive literature and any other information. Travel via sleepers and day coaches to Chicago with only one change of case to California.
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California
Florida
Lackawanuk Railroad
Chicago
Dissolution Notice Warns of Proceedings and Assets
Fragmented notice warns of dissolution proceedings and mentions parties and assets. References unclear names and locations, with a focus on legal steps and potential claims.
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Tinagrlin
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Adams Avenue
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G. Bone & Son
Ali Water Colin Sheet and
Wiston Packing
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Weoming
Scranton Bedding Co
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Fog Ladies
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Washington Secha Club
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