Court in Tunkhannock Hears Multiple Estate Matters
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Northeastern Pennsylvania court sessions led by President Judge E M Dunham and Associate Judge F M Vaughn. The docket included estate adjudications, bail orders, and a larceny acquittal for Earl Barber, with jury foreman IM La Bacon sworn and grand jury actions and routine accounts and partitions approved.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Joan
E. M. Dunham
F. M. Vaughn
Harvey Sickler
Donovan
Sickler
IM. la Bacon
Nicholson Borough
Howard Moss
Commonwealth
William Waterman
John Waterman
F. HH. Pratt
Stark Et al
Prevost
Elisha Sharpe
Frank Hows
Grace A. Ross
Voreoe
Keeler
James Ellis
Lemon Township
William Austin
Noxon Township
County Livings Bank and Trust Company
Reynolds
Josephine Reynolds
Chloe A. Hunter
John ©. Daviava
Malaha Galton
A. P. Burgess
D. L. Waow
Sharpe
B. M. Pall
John Wesley
James W. Platt
Mary E. Keeler
Florence Terrell
A. L. Carey
A. Chaffee
Lyman Winans
Ella Dunlap
The
Charles Leroy
Garrett Story
A. H. Sterling & Company
J. Ll. Hannell
Betsy Strong
Seale Coifirmed
Nial
Hannah M. Hettlsheimer
Nisi
Earl Barber
Henry Harding
Core
Mehoopany
Washington Townships
Upeon
New Milford Society Notes and Week's Oddities
Special to the Boranton New Milford reports a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs Amos Kent’s home. Typhoid fever cases improve. local gossip includes Mish May Seymour and PoC Alney. A prize fight between a local trader and a noted dickerer ends with the featherweight Cyclone dying. details scarce and disputed. Mr and Mrs E L Peck celebrate seventeenth anniversary with a mock second wedding on Church Street.
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New Milford
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Amos Kent
Presbyterian Church
Ft. N. Iven
Mish May Seymour
June Harrison
Alney
Brie
Fitzsimmons
Wwe
Hacker
Cyclone
David Davenport
Hinghamton
E. L. Peck
Church Street
Mrs. Peck
Susquehanna Republicans Face Voters and Office Seekers
In Susquehanna January 22 the Scranton Tribune notes a borough theme of more offices to fill and fewer ambitious office seekers. Local updates include Funeral for Mrs May Creegan Gulf Summit and several residents recovering from illness. Also reported: caucus plans for Democrats and Republicans and a February 19 election date.
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Susquehanna
Erie
Lake Erie
Narrowaburg
May Creegan
Gulf Summit
St. John's Catholic Church
Laurel Hill
James Fagan
Great Bend
St. John's
George Lown
Oakland
Charles C. Moore
Brush & Sons
Crescent Club
Starracca
Musse
Pierce
Binghamton
Democrats Andepublicans
John F. McDonald
Carbondale
Edward Ellesworth Reilly
Mansfield
Presbyterian Church
Michael Hennessy
George Tisdell
I. C. Benson
Local Notes From Nicholson and Surrounding Towns
Mrs J H Tiffany and daughter Clara left for New York City to visit brother Frank Parleh. Ruth Johnson returned home from Middletown after an extended visit. Charles F Osborne worked as a cutler in Tunkhannock. Mrs Cora Stephens left for the west to teach. Will Warner is housebound with grip. Mrs Frank Heffron visiting her parents the Shaws. Mrs H S Stephens also ill at home.
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Draper Shaw
Stephens
Grip
Taylor Silver Cagnet band grand concert in Weber's rink
A large program is announced with multiple soloists and ensembles led by James K B Watkins and Richard Watkins. Other performers include Urania Tubbs, Arthur Morgans, Banfield Sisters, Edwards Watkins, Rhoda Clark, and several groups. Admission is 25 cents with 15 cent for children.
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Taylor Silver Cagnet Band
Weber's Rink
James KB. Watkins
Taylor Band
Richard Watkins
Urania Tubbs
Arthur Morgans
Banfield Sisters
Edwards Watkins
Miss Rhoda Clark
Mesars
Tubbs
Jones
Geraldine Phillips
Watkins Family
Saurvah Price
Glwen M. Howells
Rapport
Edward Murphy
Radidh Watkins
Coombs
Patrick Coyne
John Sheehan
Gus Huppert
Clark
BP. J. Quinn
Ruppert
Moosic Band
U. M. W. Driwim Corps
Sousa’s
John Daniels
Rendham
Sibley
Century Hose Company
John F&f. Tubbs
Henry Howells
Archbald
Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Gertrude
Bertha Reese
Providence
Order of
Red Men
Mie
Adam Stegmner
Beniham
Mra
Decker
James James
Pittston
W. G. Howell
Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup Widely Sold for Teething
The advertisement claims the syrup has soothed millions of mothers and calmed teething pain for children for over fifty years. It asserts relief for teething discomfort, wind colic, and diarrhoea, and urges readers to ask pharmacists for Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup in every part of the world.
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Pruggista
Mr. Winslow
Pan Lane
Peckville Entertains Warren and James at Ledyard Hall
A crowded Peckville crowd enjoyed Warren and James in a Monday evening entertainment under the auspices of local classes at Ledyard's Hall. James delighted with ventriloquism while the Hannick Sisters performed recitations. Warren operated a moving picture machine to show clear war and comedy scenes, hailed as the best exhibition in town.
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Warren
James
Baptist Church
Ledyard's Hall
West Peckville
Hannick Sisters
Comlée
Women's Christian Temperance Union
J. W. Beck
Main Street
Presbyterian Parsonage
Ernest L. Bovard
Fen¢Land Conservatory of Music
Peckville
Social News From Moscow and Nearby Towns
Miss Sara Decker visits Scranton relatives as a ball for Samuel Behelman is planned at the Odd Fellows hall. The report notes health concerns for Verna Wilson and Diptheria, and various local visits and retirements including William Hinds resigning at H L Gage’s feed mill.
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Sara Decker
Scranton
Charles Lonstein
Duryea
Max Lonstein
Samuel Behelman
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows’ Hall
FE. N. Wells
South Canaan
Moble Noack
Brooklyn
N.Y
Verna
Gouldsboro
Horace
Lawrence
Daleville
Ruth Gardner
Local notes and society items from Olyphant area
News notes from Olyphant and nearby towns mention illnesses and visits including Willan Heat of Dunmore street with grip, Mrs Jennie Mason's visit in Carbondale, Mrs Eli Longacre a guest in Hyde Park, and a Juvenile Dancing class social at Mahon's hall with Lawrence orchestra. Several residents change jobs or travel, including Miss May Evans resigning from Atherton Sutton, Miss Anna McLaughlin visiting Archbald, and Hattie Devis taking a cashier post at Atherton Sutton. Also reported are returns from White Haven and Taylor visitors, plus the Fourth ward Republican primaries results with Cornell, William Moseley, Thomas Simon, and William Davia elected. Moseley defeats David Morgan 42 to 41.
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Willan Heat
Dunmore Street
Jennie Mason
Carbondale
Eli Longacre
Hyde Park
M.K. Hainden
Plakely
Juvenil
Mahon's Hall
Lawrence Orchestra
Scranton
May Evans
Atherton & Sutton
Anna McLaughlin
Archbald
May
Owllys Williams
Walter Alesworth
Freda
Myra
White Haven
John Lloyd
Wilkes-Barre
Hattie Devis
Peckville
Mary Jenkins
Taylor
Tepublican
Cornell
Wil Ham Mosely
Thomas Simon
William 7
Davia
Moseley
David Morgan
Festival Fair Opens with Fine Articles on Display
A scheduled festival will showcase a broad array of valuable articles as the fair opens, promising diverse highlights for attendees and collectors alike. The event emphasizes quality exhibits and broad public access.
Banquet at Archbald marks tenth anniversary celebration
The Archbald Young Men's Literary and Social club observed its tenth anniversary with a banquet and dance at Father Mathew Opera House. Charters A Hurke hosted as toastmaster. club president T C Cummings spoke on the group's history and impact, with humorous toasts by John J Cawley James F Kearney and John J Dougher. The event concluded with more dancing and song, celebrating Archbald's notable young men.
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Father Mathew Opera House
Moyle
Charters A. Hurke
T. C. Cummings
Cummings
John J. Cawley
James F. Kearney
John J. Dougher
Dougher
T. Philbin
Richard Foote
Archbald
Fatal rock fall at Mt Pleasant mine injures Martin Pillwallie
Martin Pillwallie of 110 River auvec was killed when mine roof collapsed during drilling for a blast yesterday morning. He was buried under debris and crushed about the head and body, transported to Lacka Wanna hospital at 11 o'clock, and died there at noon.
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Martin Pillwallie
River Auvec,y
Mt. Pleasant
Pillwallie
Pillwallis
Debria
Lacka- Wanna
Theatrical: Avuademy Maude Hitkin Company at Lyceum
The Sorrow of Tanun presents on tour with Maude Hitkin company at the Lyceum offering a dramatization of Marie Corelli’s tale The Sorrow of Tanun. Charles Kent stars amid a strong company in a production praised for casting and scenery. Neil Burgess returns in The County Velo with a notable cast as shows extend to next weekend. Matinee at 9.15 and evening at 8.15 with updated times this week.
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Bes
Marie Corelli
Charles Kent
Poe
Lucio Rimunes
Mr Kent
Dinke
Howe Marines
Iycoun
Howe
Miladelphia
Prom
Lyceum
Hlip Trason
Steble
Nett Bursess
Genenst Theater
New England
Neil Burgess
Markets Edge Higher After Queen Victoria Death News
New York January 2 The market showed mixed action with Paul and Northern Pacific up while others wavered and Wabash fell back. After news of Queen Victoria’s death traders bid prices higher briefly lifting several leaders, though overall activity remained cautious with a steady undertone by close.
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New York
Paul
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Grangers
Pacific
Subur
Mietouri Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Fea
Federal Steel
Alimatune
Tie Wabash Dibonturee Bre
Wativity
Toxma
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD POLITICAL CAUCUS AND LOCAL NEWS
Republicans of the Second ward plan a caucus in Enterprise hall tomorrow evening. Sweeney House lease renewed for another year. Mrs Toman and Mrs Penrose visit fthenia at Witton. A daughter born to Rev and Mrs Maynard R Thompson. Mrs Mary Richards and daughter visit Alex Richards family in Providence and return home. John Loomis on wedding trip visited Bweeney House yesterday. Mrs Archie Martin suffers a severe attack of crip for several days.
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Second Ward
Enterprise Hall
Tomorge
Johns
Yeatorday
Toman
Penrose
Weel
Mayfield
Fthenia
Witton
Maynard R. Thompson
Bacon Street
Mary Richards
Daugher
Lth
Alex. Richards
Providence
John Loomis
John
Bweeney House
Archie Martin
Fourth Street
The Cure for Deafness Promoted by Cirillas and Claims
An advertisement claims deafness stems from an inflamed ear tube and promises a cure via a remedy called Hall's Caterer Quer. It offers one hundred dollars for cases not cured and urges sending for circulars from CUSKEeco and Dr.atts O Whall.
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Calatric
Hall
Quer
Scranton Wholesale Market Item List
Market notice listing various dairy and produce items with prices including Butter Creamery products, beans, onions, beets and patent flour. Entries reference Lackawanna Avenue and local vendors. Prices noted: cream items around 120, beets 4.6, beans 9.5, onions unspecified.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Ave
Market Report From New York to Duluth on Wheat and Dairy
An OCR readout captures mixed market activity across wheat and dairy sectors. Prices show declines in some futures while others hold steadier, with notes on dairy creamery output and regional conditions in January through May observations.
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New York
Dan
Duluth
Gorn
White
Une
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Markets Report
Philadelphia markets show mixed grain and poultry offerings with steady to firm bids. Wheat and corn quotes appear unchanged while refined products and oats notes indicate small shifts. livestock and poultry demand includes turkeys and fowls with limited processed items.
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Philadelphia
Joie
Eliichkerm
Market Report Notes Decline in May Wheat Prices
Chicago quotes show weak cables and heavy redressors causing a net drop in May wheat. Prices fell with combinations of futures and cash quotes for No 2 spring wheat and various winter and yellow corn grades, while prices for malting barley and oats appeared in scattered listings.
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Chicago
Vorn
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Biuise
Chicago Livestock Receipts Mixed with Texan Steers
Chicago market report shows mixed cattle receipts with Texans generally steady. Prime steer demand soft, stockers and feeders mixed, calves around 25 cents lower, western sheep and lamb trade noted with varied quotations and totals around five thousand head.
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Chicago
Mehitin
I Ming Wu
Holier
Beet Buffalo and cattle market fragment report
A distorted OCR fragment mentions cattle, calves, sheep and town trade terms with references to markets and prices. Names and places are unclear but indicate livestock trading activity and a note on demand for cattle and calves.
Unclear OCR notes on cattle brands and prices
Fragmentary OCR text lists various cattle names and prices with scattered terms like calves yearlings and lanes. No coherent event, location, or date is present to form a complete news item.
Hat Liberty Dui and Prime Mediume Ant Dost Sorkerm
Fragmented OCR text mentions Hat Liberty, Carlile-Lowers tibia, B.400 8.608, Minds eam, Hage-Slow, lowers prime, Mas Taghe yorkons, Bowl. 10: heey hag Bi 4Ga5. 00 roruhe, Tad 1 ple.
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Pring
Untitled Note on Credit Balances and Averages
The fragment notes figures including 71,500 and 70,051 as balances and averages. It mentions Wis eets fil teaten and a 67,005 balance with references that are unclear. No clear event or person is described in readable form.
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OU City
Credit Balanowd
Wis Eet Tifleaten
Dirtaaater
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Firat National Book
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People's Street Railway
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Timothy
Sula
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Buffalo Live Stock Market
Feellife
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