Honesdale Roundup of Local News and Events
Miss Tillie Crambe visits Scranton friends as several locals travel for visits and entertainment. The Erie Railroad bans ticket stops after February 1. Isabelle Penwarden hosts a quiet afternoon get together. A rummage sale by Honesdale High alumni funds school pictures. Musicals at Grace church, Valentine supper planned. Milanville chemical works to be rebuilt after $10,000 fire loss. Obituary notes Mrs Nancy Feller Gening dies. funeral Wednesday. Local concert features Leland and Howard Stearns and other Wilkes-Barre talent with piano, voice, and readings.
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Tle Atlantien
Prilyene
Honesdale
Tillie Crambe
Scrantori
Schermerhorn
Kanena City
Tie Bond
White Mills
Tlotel Fredericks
Emmons Peck
A. Courteléht
New York City
Leopold
Horriaburg
Rev. PP. &. Henson
PD. Lod
Opera House
Erie Railroad Company
Dnte Oriny
Misa Isabelle Penwarden
Honesiale High School
Grace Church
Milanville
W. Scot Brandt
Binghamton
Nancy Feller Gening
J. Z. Ware
Vara M. Gening
George M
Frank
William
Alita Eunice
Mir
L. Rowland
Leland
Howard Stearna
Wilkes-Barre
Leland Stearna
St. Stephens
Mplecopal
Master Cloward
Chaplin
Beethoven
Bessie Chanders
Bob Mus
Harry Rockwell
Walter A Wood
Emma Ward
Homer Greene
Mary Harper Port
G. A. Th
Miss Cantini Returns After Brother Injured In Wreck
Special to the Tribune from Hepbottom Jan 23 reports Missvider Cantini has returned from Bath New York where she visited her brother injured in a Lackawanna road wreck last week. School reopens after a one week closure and no measles cases have appeared despite warnings. A chicken pie supper and social at E M Tiffanys home Thursday benefits Universalist Sunday school. Mrs Delbert Lindsey of Hallstead visited her father J Saunders on Monday. Mrs Luther Bell has moved to Lestership New York where Mr Hells employed. F H Gorman of Scranton visited his mother Arvilla Stanton.
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Seranitin ‘Tribune
Hepbottom
Vider Cantini
Bath
N.Y
Lackawanna Road
E. M. Tiffany
Universalist
Delbert Lindsey
Hallsted
Name Chase Used By Imitators To Sell Nerve Pills
A critique warns that imitators misappropriate the Dr A W Chase brand using the name Chase to sell Nerve Pills. It laments fake advertisements that imitate the portrait and signature of Dr A W Chase, urging readers to beware false claims about curing nervous exhaustion insomnia and digestion problems.
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Chase
Birds of Prey
A. W. Chase
Dr. Chase
A. W
Montrose Briefs Roundup on Court Appeals and Local News
Montrose reports A I Macollaim and W D B Alney visiting Scranton to argue cases before the Superior court. Myde Crocker remains seriously ill but showing improvement at Mill Street residence. A Noble Outcast rehearsals set for January 29 at village hall to benefit the hall building fund. Funeral arrangements follow Miss Jeanette Beach’s death in Apalachia New York. Republican caucus nominates borough, ward officials and judges of election. Plans for a pants and overall factory draw community interest and a stock campaign. Coast accidents injure two children on Post Street and Cemetery Hill. A fire damages the Boohee mansion in the colored valley, quickly extinguished by three fire companies. Insurance details incomplete.
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Montrose
A. I. Macollaim
W. DD. B. Alney
Scranton
Superior Court
Myde Crocker
Mill Street
Village Hall
Hall
McCluslind
Jeanette Beach
Apalachhia
N. Y
Jennie B. Beach
Lake Avenue
Dimock
A. C. Ayres
J. BE. Barney
N. A. Warner
W. H. Turrell
D. A. Titsworth
N.C. Warner
L. FB. Titsworth
F. J. Lott
J. P. Taylor
W. B. Deans
Harry V. Frink
H. DB. Dennis
W. J. Talbot
W. N. Barnes
J. Jenckes
O. A. Cook
Felnbloom
Ciitizens
Teresa
E. EB. Tower
Post Street
Miss Tower
Joseph O'Brien
J. FE. Brien
Cemetery Hill
Joseph
Colored Valley
Boohee
Robert Booher
Johnson
Farewell Party for Miss Charlotte Brown Before Normal School
Miss Charlotte Brown prepares to enter East Stroudsburg State Normal School after a farewell gathering at her Foote street home on Tuesday. Friends and neighbors, including numerous local residents, enjoyed games and festivities before moving pictures at the Lawrence Hoge company hall on Friday evening.
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Charlotte Brown
Foote Street
Mamie Canna
Mesers
Aaron Wallington
John Cannara
Avoca
Mary Anderson
Keith Aml
Myrtle Reede
Gertrude Matthewson
Aliee Anderson
Meyers
Samuel Mitchell
Charles Ace
Herbert Bone
Silas Randall
William Anderson
William Mitchell
Orin Reeds
Duane Dills
Mir
Brown
Lawrence Hoge Company
Lawrence Brennan
Scranton
Mame Wethick
Connolly
Eranton
Local Trolley Wreck Affects Household Ebb and Flow
Fragmentary notices state Misa Jennie Wildrick ill at Grove Street. John Nolan with a grin attends chores. Mrs. Charles Hoop of Pittston visits Mrs. H. H. Beers on Tuesday, as all adjust after a trolley incident.
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John Nolan
Misa Jennie Wildrick
Grove Street
Charles Hoop
Pittston
H. H. Beers
Tueaday
Local Republican caucuses nominate ward officials in Susquehanna
Prominent Erie officials arrive for town business. In the First ward caucus at Barnes hotel, candidates were named for councilman C B K Tite worth, school director Aoleon Har rett, and other posts. The Second ward caucus at Cascade House named William Wea as councilman and L C Denson for assessor among others. Mid term exams noted, a Crescent Club ball planned, and the Thompson Creamery seeks a charter of incorporation.
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Susquehanna
Erie
Firet
Barnes Hotel
C. BK. Titeworth
Aoleon Harrett
Byron
French
William Poster
John B Sionebach
Fr. H. Hall
William ©. Boane
M. Allpaugh
Lena Barrett
Thme
Oakland
Lake View
Cascade House
Williarm Wea
H. T. Bi
Mise M. Mitchell
Peghamton
Crescent Club
Suequehanna Maonneichor
MM. W. Thomas
Thompson Creamery Company
Incorporathon
Mehoopany bridge petition denied by grand jury
Mehoopany petition for a free bridge was presented to the grand jury, evidence was heard on crossing needs finances and feasibility, and the prayer was refused. Other cases included Charles Siald breaking jail guilty nine months. Conrond Manning larcenous robbery guilty one year four months. Karl Queeny not guilty. Huffemith aggravated assault nolle pros. William Terry nolle pressed. Oliver Detter larceny nolle pros on costs. Estate of John Wilsey Eleanor J. Little continued administrator. Sessions adjourned to Thursday with argument to follow. County auditors met earlier in the week and will file a report Thursday.
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Tunkhannock
Mehoopany
Staund
Commonwealth Ve
Charles Siald
Commonwealth
Conrond Manning
Bill
Pontten- Wary
Karl Barber
Queeny
Eulliv
A. Huffemith
Avoca Union Elects Officers at Monday Meeting
At a Avoca lose company No 1 meeting on Monday evening, officers were elected including President George Kennedy and vice president N E Hoskins. Attendees Jennie Whyte and Mary McCrindle joined a Kingston party. Edward Studders from West Street is in Mercy Hospital after spine surgery. Evangelistic Presbyterian services continue nightly this week except Saturday. Mrs John Graham of Lincoln is ill with pleurisy. Miss Kate Cunningham leaves to study at Stromsdburge Normal School.
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Avocw
George Kennedy
N. E. Hoskins
A. J. Crulmer
C. F. Harris
E. L. Snyder
EF. Laird
John Dilhooley
John Davis
Charles Keith
Thomas Davis
Robert Oliver
Hugh Conkey
Robert Langler
Steryl Keith
Thomas Borthwick
W. H. Holliater
J. H. Anderson
KE. J. Snyder
J. ©. Graham
A. C. Howell
Jennie Whyte
Mary McCrindle
Kingston
Fidward Studders
West Ste
Mercy Hospital
Presbyterian Church
John Graham
Lincoln VIII
Kate Cunningham
Stromdsbuirge Normal School
Krause's Cold Cure Capsules Marketed by Matthews Bros
Prepared in convenient capsule form they are easy to take and claim a speedy cure for obstinate colds. Sold by Matthews Bros with price tag.
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Krause
Matthews Bros
Pittston Wedding Caps A Virginians Search For Bride
In Pittston on January 81 John Collear of Petersburg Virginia married Miss Wilga J Whitchurch daughter of Arthur Whitchurch of Gerry Street Wea Pittston at St James Episcopal church The groom's father sought a bride for his son and returned to Virginia with the bride after meeting her for the first time The ceremony was conducted by Rev J M Johnston at 6 o clock
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Pittston
James Episcopal Church
John Collear
Petersburg
Wilga J. Whittchurch
Arthur Whitchurch
Gerry Street
Wea
J. M. Johnston
At & Oelnek
John
Pair Weds in Episcopal Church After Sudden Plan
A couple married locally following a dying wish from the groom's mother. The ceremony occurred in the city Episcopal church with the couple planning a brief honeymoon at the groom’s brother’s home in Bayre, Pa, before returning to Peterburg to reside.
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Episcopal Church
Mra
Coliear
Bayre
Petere~burg
Theatrical Season Opens with McAdamys New Company
The McAdamys Maraele company debuts at the Academy of Music with a week of new plays and strong performances. Oliver Twist and What Day to Bote are highlighted, with Captain Jinks of the Hotera Marine and Arizona premiering soon. The cast features Abigail Pray and Captain Jinks leads, plus Lyceum and Stack companies supplying stars and supporting players.
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Mette Hila
Academy of Mine
Oliver Twili
Dillon
Mr. Donna
Undertaker
Markets Turn Traders’ Market On Wall Street
New York trading opened with strong speculative activity as powerful operators moved large sums. Railroads led declines while industrials showed relative strength as the market shifted from transportation to manufacturing shares. Major names like St Paul and Hudson added to the day’s volatility with widespread profit taking and uneven advances.
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New York
Jan
Wenterday
Missoni Paeliie
Polonia
Vertentay
St. Paul
Brooklyn
Tranedt
Iilavearne
Hudson
Waltiner
Ohio
Manhattan
Aia
Pfederal Steel
Secion
Ile Rite
Tje
Iy Waresdh
Peti Erally
Caloe
Poe Vali
Machin
Mis Winslow's Soothing Syrup Has Wide Use During Teething
The advert claims Mis Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed teeth from teething for millions of mothers and children. It promotes strong gums and pain relief, saying it cures wind colic and calms crying. Sold by merchants nationwide with testimonials praising its efficacy.
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Diamahora
Lrogeiere
Winelow
Scranton Wholesale Market Brief
Market listing shows Butter Creamery and Eggs selects with Western offers. Cheese fresh stock noted. Beane price 9.00 for marrow. Onion and other produce priced, with Viowe Best patout at 4.00.
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Scranton
H. G. Mate
Lackawanna Ava
Astute
Slo
Unclear OCR Note With Mixed Nonsense and Phrases
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Unclear OCR Weather Sparks Fragmented Market Notes
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Fragmented OCR Item Delivers Scattered Local Mentions
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and places such as Sadie and Shaditn hurnsart along with references to Sheep Stumds and Wealhsnack Pla. The text mixes unclear phrases and incomplete items, offering no coherent event or report to summarize.
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Medina
Ness
Lenny
Deve
DT Ali
Shaditn
Hurnsart Daly
Teadey
Ferems
Sadie
Ehiorty
Shady Ile
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Fragmentary Names and Phrases From Local Page
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Fragmentary Buffalo Item Sparks Sparse Details
For Buffalo on June 2 a torn fragment mentions names and scattered notes about care, individuals, and a local event. The text is garbled with many unreadable terms but includes references to a bidder and a vehicle context. No clear outcome or concrete facts emerge from the legible lines.
Unclear OCR Fragment on Financial Terms
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