Forest City social marks first annual Ladies' Benevolent event
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Forest City dated Jan 24 reports the first annual banquet and social of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association at the Davise opera house with about 300 attendees from out of town. Music by Professor Firth and prompting by Professor Collins complemented a generous banquet served by local women. The piece also notes a funeral for Mrs. Hugh Pohren at St. Agnes' church with interment at Starrace n and attendance by The Enterprise More company, plus numerous out-of-town mourners and floral tributes.
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Forest City
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Davise
Firth
Collins
Hugh Pohren
St. Agnes’ Church
Starracen
Enterprise More Company
Republican Caucus
J. C. Waters
Jack Alexander
J. J. Budd
J. C. Brown
Martin Muchjig
Julius Freedman
T. Rimron
W. J. Pentecost
Alfred Davis
G. F P. Taylor
L. J. Wells
N. J. Drundage
J. W. Jones
J. M. Brown
W. H. Westgate
W. A. Weber
Amen
Manning
Mavabeth Hartung
Chine Taylor
Local Notes From Harford Jan 24
Special to the Scranton fabric Harford Jan 24 news items note visits and sickness. Mya Dolloway, M. Parrar visited Lakeview friends. Mrs Lew Bidick sick. Mrs W Gow ill. Mrs E K Plek visited sister Mrs Henry Whitney. Captain Everit Whit Hes buried at Harford. Frank Hepbury returns to Pennsylvania for a new position. A donation event at Rev G D Fisher’s church, Jan 1 supper served. Allen buys Low Hawley farm for $1,000. Republican caucus held Jan 2. Democrats plan Odd Fellows hall gathering Saturday evening. Fisk Jubilee Singers program aids education of their own people.
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Scranton
Harford
Mya
Dolloway
PD. M. Parrar
Lakeview
Migs May Swert
Nicholson
Lew Bidick
Haven
Gow
Plek
Henry Whitney
Alma Chamberlain
Firidus
Altres
Mo Wilcox
Minghamton
Everit Whithes
Dibson
Frank Hepbury
E. M. Watson
Peranten
Chamge
G. D. Fisher
Hert Allen
Low Hawley Farm
Hollisterville Community Notes and Local Obituaries
Hollisterville updates report a city event moved to Saturday at the Baptist church. Miss Char Stevens plans a pupil entertainment near Moore’s Corners. The Myntitive Methodist Ladies aid met at Miss Cornelia Stanton’s home. Mrs Sayre died of heart failure in Perkinsburg with funeral Friday. Mrs Andrew Biesouker moved to Monta Taylor hospital Scranton for treatment. Friends wish Mrs Will Vesenden a speedy recovery and extend sympathies to Mrs Warrlet Walte and Betsy.
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Hollisterville
Dam
Chara Stevens
Brown School
Moore's Corners
Aml Sceiene
Cornelia Stanton
Mre
Sayre
William Fuegleln
Perckersburg
Andrew Biesouker
Monta Taylor Howplint
Scranton
Warrlet Walte
Betsy
Hallstead Caucus Elects Local Republicans to Borough Posts
The Republican caucus in Hallstead elected J. H. Van Loan assessor J. L. Rosa and N. J. Brown as school directors F. E. Henrick as auditor Joe Snover and Thomas Shannon as councilmen B. Van Wormer as judge John Coddington as inspector and W. L. Squires as high constable The town also faces a fire scare and a saved Lackawanna box car during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
WH. Knooller
Halistead
Lackawanna
Will Kelly
W. D. Shaw
Misa Julia Cruger
Montrose
Mit
Miry Mahoney
Silver Lake
Church Street
William Knoeller
Charles Hall
Susquehanna
Archle Kurr
Plorence Martin
Leon Sloat
Ida
Leackawanna
Myers
Emilia
M. & Lane
G. W. Capwell
Charles Sands
West
Bingeton
J. WH. von Lawn
Baptist Parsonage
Porter
Mo Watkins
Hazel Rose
New York Conservatory of Music
Parente
Norton Wolcott
Norton Wolcott Cod Tein Chow, Were Called To Beranton
Nicholson
Erie Locomotive Boiler Strike Shuts Down Susquehanna Shops
In Susquehanna and surrounding areas the Erie locomotive shops face a strike as 125 boilermakers walk out over demands to end piece work and raise hourly rates. Union leaders and Erie officials met in New York and locally, but no agreement emerged, portending wider plant stoppages.
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Burquehanna
Pride
Oackland Township
Erle Dhollermakere
Erie
FB. Whitney
Gibson
Evie
John L. McKinient
Susquehanna
Port Jervis
Jullavager
Montrere
North Jackson
Maggie Finnan
Lainkruptcy
J. D. Miller
L. BE. Decker
New York
Erle
Kingsley Society Briefs Include Local Visits And Illness
Special to the Foranton Tribune from Kingeley reports D G Moore made a business trip to Newark this week. A Babcock of Binghamton visited FP P Tingley on Tuesday. Lee Whitney traveled to Binghamton Wednesday due to his daughter's illness. Mr and Mrs H Baley hosted a relatives gathering on Wednesday. Tracy Webster of Franklin visited relatives in the area. M M Farley suffers from a broken leg after a fall last week and is under care of Dr Taylor of Hopbottom. Niland Betabrook returned to Montrose from a four day visit at J A Bernards in Harrisburg.
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Taylor
Hopbottom
Niland Betabrook
Montrose
J. A. Bernard's
Harrisbure
John FP. Jones
Maria Rogan
Dunmore Street
John Dempsey
Kathe Hammond
John McAndrew
Hudson Street
West Pond
A. D. Haines
Jermyn
Blakely Baptist Church
Spencer
Ini Longacre
Tyde Park
T. PP. Jones
Joln Walkinshaw
Ann Hughes
Weat Scranton
Bonn
Gillnsky's
Tomorow
Mie
Evans
Dunmore
Obituary Notices and Town Socials Highlight Weekend
Mis Hiesecker of South Main dies at eighty eight. Funeral at Brick church Saturday at 2 pm with interment in Mares cemetery. Mrs Davill Martin dies after lingering illness. survived by husband and many children. Price Library Association holds important meeting this evening. Sanderson Hill Stars vs Weber’s rink Monday with a social to follow. Taylor Howe company No 1 plans masquerade ball February 7 at Weber’s rink. Catholic parish Young Men’s Literary Society meets. Century Hose Co No 2 women researchers meet at Mrs Henry Howells. Miss Mary Jenkins visits in Olyphant. Epworth League sale January 26 40 and 31 in church parlors to fund parsonage furniture. Invincible Commanders No 28a Knights of Malta meet tonight. Mrs H F B Jones visits relatives in Priceburg. George Held returns home from Washington trip. Washington camp No 4982 Patriotic Order Lone of America to meet tonight. Thomas Evans of Pittston visits town yesterday.
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Melinda Biesecker
Joveah Hiesecker
South Main Street
Davill Martin
North Taylor
Price Library Association
Sanderson Hill Stars
Iickel
Weber
Taylor Howe Company
Weber's
Tekets
Itu Cents
Young Men's Literary Society
Century Hose Company
Henry Howells
Main Street
Mary Jenkins
Epworth
Old Forge Methodist Episcopal Church
Knights of Malta
Mire
B. Jones
Priceburg
George Héold
Phitelon
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Lone of America
Sechelon
Thomas Evans
Pittston
Calae Summit Birthday Party for Mr Ackerly
Ackerly's natal day celebrated January 17 with a gathering of young people from Justus. Arthur Brown and W D Smith visited, Bertice Tibbetts and others from Scranton joined in games and late amusements before returning home.
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Edward Ackerly
Justus
Mr. Ackerly
Arthur Brown
W. D. Smith
Bertice Tibbetts
Scranton
D. Smith
John Twining
John Daley
Laura Arnold
Green Ridge
Primary election set for Peckville ward one
The First ward primaries will be held at the office of W. Arnold on Saturday January 2 from 4 to 7 p m. Candidates registered with Chairman Wal ker include Conn cr James W. Smith H Briges BE H Witter George B Reed W Arnold W J Broad J T Dewey and W d Bonner. The gymnastic grace blowers perform nightly in Olyphant and will move to Firemen's hall on Monday January 28. Frank Ledyard returns from Clinton visit. J C Reynolds of Scranton will occupy the old post office building recently vacated by Swingle.
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W. Arnold
W. H. Walker
The
Vigilance Committee
Conncr
James W. Smith
H. Briges
BE. H. Witter
George B. Reed
W. J. Broad
J. T. Dewey
Nascreer
W. d. Bonner
Grace Blowers
Olyphant
Firemen's Hall
Frank Ledyard
Clinton
J. C. Reynolds
Scranton
Swingle
Ceremonies at Halifax Salute 21 Guns for New King
Royal salute of twenty one guns fired at noon in Halifax in honor of the new king. The royal standard, lowered to half mast after the death of the queen, was raised again and will stay at the mast head today before returning to half mast until after the queen's funeral.
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Asociated
Preas
Halifax
Captain Jinks of the Grey Marines at Lyceum Philadelphia
The Walnut Street crowded Philadelphia’s Walnut Street theater and the Lyceum to stage Captain Jinks of the Grey Marines, a revival featuring notable players from the era. The article praises Nell Brogues and others, notes matinee and evening performances, and mentions a prior success The County Fale and The Arizona.
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Charhie Krotaninte
Captain Jinks
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Lyvewn Theater
Ite Periant
Walnut
Bibel Barrymore
Wecaue
Philwievilla Drew
Heorgie Drew Barrymore
Mra Doh
Arch Street
Terele
John Drew
Drewn
Harryinries
Miee
Harrymore
Jinks
Kiwi Stevens
Policitiods Ballet
Mee
Thomas Whillen
Sedier Cowell
Betelie Mortimer
Lillian Thurpate
Funny Addison Pitt
Geore W. Howard
MW. Os. Tabor
W. Barstow Smith
Margaret Manne
Evelyn Depaon
Charles Marriott
Merri Aw
Jola R. Simmer
Kate
Me a Window’s Soothing Syrup in World Market Remedy
An 19th century advertisement touts Kia Loew as the over fifty Vyraqa remedy used by millions of mothers. It claims to soothe the child, stop gums, ease pain, cure wind colic, and diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle.
Markets End Lower Amid Technical Selling and Manipulation Hints
New York markets drifted downward today with only brief technical rallies. Trade was pressured by large orders and a dominant operator, while bond activity mirrored stock weakness and totals reached around 8 million dollars in value.
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New York
Dan Bie
Don
London Iy
Thore
Siorka
Unclear header record from local market notes
Fragmentary OCR item lists prices and product names including cheese and flour varieties with no clear event or entities. Readable elements mention Beane-D'er bu and Flour-Het patent with prices 2.50 and 4.00 per unit, plus scattered names and locations.
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Male
Lackawanna Ave
Paladelphia Market Notes and Grain Prices
OCR fragment lists various commodities with partial pricing such as wheat, cotton, sugar, tallow, and live poultry. Mentions include corn and barley quantities, poultry products, and shipping terms. The text shows vendor names or firms and scattered figures like 32440 and 2,000 bushels, reflecting a miscellaneous market page.
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Paladelphia
Hinhwr
Weston
Maul Tioety
N.V. Tullerome
Ste
Walte
Elevator and creamery goods show mixed results at fair
In a northern Duluth exchange, items like butter creamery cheese and egg products faced varied demand. Crates of Malte and Milpallige brands appeared with mixed packing, while western rail shipments and regional crates showed uneven performance under market pressures.
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Awe York
Aye
Levator
Ene
Uae
Maro
Jwige
Fate
Lees
Unreadable OCR Item with Mixed Food Prices Listed
Fragmented text shows a list of produce items and prices with many garbled words. The readable parts mention teeeipie, Cor, Cush quetethans, Flowr-Dull, and several unclear price figures and product names. No coherent event or clear entities emerge.
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Yu Seo
Je Jones
Whickey
Chicago Stock Market Report With Mixed Wheat and Sheep
Chicago notes a volatile session with cattle and hogs steady to higher. Prices show grains and soybeans influenced by Texan supply while livestock receipts and weights shift, with top quotes around 65.85 for a marker and inflationary pressures on futures.
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Chicago
Janu
Tere Meena
Ofa
Choice Siper
Wiles
Shaw
Hotelier
Stock
Shade Ligher
Texan
Goms
Pete Alowm
Imedium
Stocker Amd
Atewily
Hieners
Cunners
Oalves
Fragmented OCR Weather Note From A Rural Fair
Fragmentary OCR text references livestock and fair settings with unclear items. Mentions lambs and western shopping scenes, possible regional place names such as East Well, Bonita, and Sask. The readable fragments suggest a local fair or market report with mixed livestock notes and street commerce.
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Wethery
Wiwlow
Harny
East Weel
Bonita
Livestock Market Quiet After Mixed Trade
Mixed cattle and calf prices report a cautious tone at the market with steers and heifers steady to lower. Veal and calves show softer quotes while sheep and lambs ease slightly. buyers remain selective as dealers assess demand and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvien
Noua
East Buffalo Market Report and Cattle Transactions
Fragmentary listing describes cattle and calf sales in East Buffalo with odd terms and numbers. Mentions calves, chokee to entry, and various prices or lot identifiers among scattered phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Jay
Lanka
East Lilerts Trade Notes And Livestock Prices
Readable fragments show market terms and livestock prices with references to hogs veal and sheep. Mentions numbers like 5 8345 40 and 705 appear as price indicators or lot codes amid unclear phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lilerts
M.moldo
Exotic Exposition Display Attracts Global Attention
An extensive accounts details plans for a grand exhibit including demonstrations of wire work, a native pavilion, and a Midway featuring the Pan American celebration. The display includes a large fountain with colored lights and towering jets, a wine display, and a massive basin measuring over a thousand square feet. The event promises an ambitious showcase of engineering and artistry with electric illumination and architectural grandeur.
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Protate
Morttondevere
Ongei
le Bard
Masic
Good Rogda
Bivaurly Tower
Toretey Ovntitleiiner
Oregon
PowAtogricaw
Bend
Nepal
Dillon
Pratin
Alvean
Paduiali
Tyremt Et Fountaing
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Scranton Tribune
BG. Holliater
James
Hallstead
Scranton Tein
Kingsley
Foranton Tribune
Calae’'S
Peckville
LYCKE
Academy
Maile von Company
Horse Marines
Tie Prin
Drollesen
Mies
Prue
Thar Monve Nell Broeges
Borger
Vigorou
Uet
Neil Binease Ace
Arizona
Lok
Anaguatine Thormay
Thas
Walter
Thomas
the Hoeffier Company
Glinky-Hoeffler
Amernea
Hell
Jack Montter
Tio
Jark Todler Sterk Company
Politi
Sential Cron
Helen Hier
Madam Zou
Mim Mall
de. Moltle
Valeri
Saddeville Porthan
Mrs. Winslow
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Bullling Scranton
Am, Steel & Wire
St. Fe
Fr. Paul
del. & Hudson Ween
Feteral Steel
Klewal Sewers LG Din Ili
Llin Met Traction
Poritie
Steeseenen
Norfolk & Weat Aseae
Marty North
Paritir
Union Pacific
Japan
Bahia
Eeee
Pivat National Bank
Scranton Savings Kknsene
Third National
Evevesane Ad Discount Bank
Dime Depot
Ad Lachale Depealt Co
Aw Clark & Snover
Scranton Tron Fen Ve & Mig. Co
Peeve Eemennee
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Dickwn Manufacturing
Lavka
City of Scranton
St. Imp
Ars
Chicago Grain and Produce
Jonas Long
Aise
Aga
Igc
Donas Longs
JON
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Stock Market
Shipinenia
Tosi
Averie
Pan-American Notes
OLD Dominion Line
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Washington, D. C
North Hiver
Beach
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Beech Street
J.J. Brown
Walker, Tral. Myr
Pmar Volkeine Co
Clewe
John AH. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
California Fig Syrup CO
Hall Madan
Sanaa
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