Northeastern Pennsylvania Local Notes and Social Updates
Regular term of January court opens Monday. Democratic caucuses in the borough to nominate candidates for borough and ward offices. Mrs E R Gardner and Miss Laurea Wil head south for health. Mr and Mrs J F Cooper plan to move to Warren Center for health. Mrs W H Dennis returns from Allentown with daughter and granddaughter. Miss Fannie Stevens visits from Uneadilla NY. Miss Meta Guy visits Binghamton. Mrs W J Maxey hosts her mother from Forest City. Postmaster B S Wright at War risburg. N A Warner fills Montrose branch duties during Mall Agent Crocker’s illness. Crocker improves slowly. Miss Loulee L D Warner visits Scranton. Rector E A Warriner attends Beranton Archdeaconry at St Luke’s Beranton. Preparations for “A Noble Outcast” at Village Hall Tuesday. Miss Julie Elizabeth Cruser gives recitations at Tiilastead and Nora Jackson. Funeral notices and interments mentioned. Delaware Lackawanna and Western paid employees at Halstead yesterday. Mrs J Marsh of Scranton visits James Perry. Mrs W G Bryans of Scranton visits her mother. Moving pictures at the Presbyterian church Thursday evening judged successful.
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Scranton Tribune
Morrone
E. RR. Gaviner
Laurea Wil
Gardner
J. F. Cooper
Warren Center
Bradford County
W. H. Dennis
Allentown
Harry Fredericks
Fannie Stevens
Uneadilla
WN. Y
W. W. Smith
Meta Guy
Binghamton
W. J. Maxey
Brown
Forest City
Charles N. Cox
T Factoryville
Cox
Anna M. Cox
Wright
Warrisburg
N. A. Warner
Montrose
Lehigh Valley
Crocker
Mise Loulee LD. Warner
Scranton
Key
E. A. Warriner
St. Toul's Episcopal Church
Beranton
St. Luke's Church
Loral
Village Hall
Julie Elizabeth Cruser
Tlalistead
Nora Jackson
Miss Cruser
Interre Ewok. R
Old Forres
Tick Methodial Episcopal Church
Marcy Cemetery
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Halstead
J. Marsh
James Perry
W. G. Bryans
Penjamin Richardson
Presbyterian Church
Local Notes From Uniondale and Nearby
Community items report Walter Carpenter household effects activity last Friday. Rev. A. Boatman delivered sermon at the Methodist church. Mrs. Mary Dimmick visiting Lenoxville. Morgan Morgan moved to Willian on Malin Street. Democratic caucus held Friday. Republican caucus held Tuesday naming nominees. Millers Hubbard and Minn doing good business. furnace repairs at Presbyterian church underway.
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Uniondale
Dan
Walter Carpenter
A. A. Tingley
Methodist
A. Boatman
Hile Murritt
Frank Couch
Carbondale
Ty. Carey
Oregon Indian Medicine Company
Trath
Thoma
Charles Wademan
Hathaway's Pond
Lyons
Hils
Muncy
Mary Dimmick
Lenoxville
Theron Timmick
Faugue Morgan Hue
Willian
Malin Street
Hubbard and
Minn
Presbyterian Church
James Murphy Widower of Tack Road Dies After Long Illness
In Duryea an elderly man named James Murphy of the Tack Road neighborhood passed away after weeks of illness. He was a longtime member of a local lodge and leaves several children including Nellie Kath Musee and Agnes Murphy. He was 48 years of age.
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Iva
James Murphy
Te L
Balwin B.A
Nee
Nellie
Kath
Musee W
Agnen Mur
Factoryville Notes Include Caucus Call and Local News
Sunday School class visited Rev W M Tiller at the parsonage. Borough caucus set for 4 pm with nominations for Burgess Justice of the police four councilmen high constable and other offices. Alfred Sherwood leaves the Louis Armstrong house for Jermyn. D D Gardner improving slowly. J L Watkins ill in hospital with pneumonia. Odd Fellows banquet held with turkey supper. Dairymen’s association enlarging ice house at the butter factory. Tamiliond Smith leases Dalton house for April move. Funeral of Merritt Post attended in Wilkes Barre after accident.
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Factoryville
W. M. Tiller
Burgess
Poror
Scere
Alfred Sherwood
Louis Armstrong House
Jermyn
D. D. Gardner
J. L. Whatkins
Ricketts
Wednewlay
Order of Odd Fellows
Tamilion’d Smith
Silk House
Dalton House
N. A. Gardner
Emery Avery
Wilkes, Barre
Merritt Post
Death of Frank P. Cooper of Waymart
Special to the Shanton Tribune Waymart Jan 29 Frank P Cooper longtime resident dies at his Main Street home after a short illness occurring at 8 00 this morning He was born Sept 30 1825 and died aged 76 He married Sarah Firth in 1858 and left widow four sons James H and Frank P of Scranton Duane and KE M Cooper at home Also survived by a daughter in law and several relatives The services will be held Sunday at 2 PM at his late residence Rev L W Karschner in charge Interment Waymart Cemetery Civil War veteran served with Delaware and Hudson Company at Carbondale Other local items noted
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Shanton Tribune
Waymart
Frank P. Cooper
Main Street
Cooper
Sarah Firth
James H
Scranton
Duane
KE. M. Cooper
Welock
L. W. Karschner
Damian
Hendricks
Delaware and Hudson Company
Carbondale
Eugene Buckland
Pnewmonia
Childs
Mid-dletown
James
Edward Miner
Honesdale
Mabelle Carr
Clark Alvord
New Milford Community Notices and Events
New Milford residents plan a Five State Milk Producers meeting at Grange Hall on Saturday January 6. The Magazine Club met at Mrs H B Carpenter’s Depot Street home. A church fundraiser will be held all day Thursday January 9 for Pastor Rev Charles Smith. Merchants will close at 8 PM on weekdays except Saturday. Rev Charles Smith will speak on Where the Bible Came From at the Methodist Church Sunday evening. Columbia Hose Company officers for the year include Leroy Hawley president and Joe Dale vice president.
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H. B. Carpenter
Magazine Club
Depot
Methodist Church
Charles Smith
Stella Hamillion
Carbondale
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western
Columbia Hose Company
Leroy Hawley
Joe Dale
James Mulready
BE. W. Morgan
A. F. Hellaman
M. A. Hand
F. M. Butterfield
Youre Men’s Social Club to Host Opera House Event
Foreman N B Burdick and team members Thomas Brivk and I M Butterfield will visit Meridan Conn. in the coming two weeks. The Youre Men’s Social club annual event at the Opera House is planned for Friday evening January 2.
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Foreman
N. B. Burdick
Pripeman
Thomas Brivk
I M. Butterfield
Mra
Ernest Moss
Meri#in
Conn
Youre
Opera House
Thirteenth annual Liederkranz ball slated for February
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Honesdale Jan 2 reports Brookline Massachusetts hosts the thirteenth annual Liederkranz ball on February 14. Also noted are social dances at Miss History club, Starrucca appointments for Harriburg senate, and officers elected for the Needlie Work Guild for the coming year.
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Scranton ‘Tribune
Honesdale
Woode
Brooklink
Mass
Ralph FF. Marils
Honesdale Shor Company
Boston
Needlie Work Guild
W. B. Holmes
H. T. Menner
Benjamin Long
A. Courtright & Son
Doin K. Jackson
Perry
C. BE. Baker
Erle
Port Jervis
Prof. Heft
Music History
Rehbeln
Perry A. Clark
Paul Swingle
Frederick Dittrich
Citizens’ Bank
Local notices and events from Scranton area parish and community
Rev HH JL Whalen of Carbondale to speak for the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at First Baptist Church next Sunday evening. Burial of William Vincent’s child performed by Rev David. interment at Hornwood. Grand Army of the Republic plans a bean bake February 1 with Prof. E Curtis addressing at Oakland graded school. Rev PF R Tower to preach at Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church with evangelistic meetings to follow. Minor traffic incident on Main Street caused no injuries. Teachers Institute in Susquehanna to hear Prof. James Tucker. Pickering firm member confined to house with grip. son George improving after doctor visit. Mrs Lottie Potter hosting Mrs Cynthia Carrington. visits among Susquehanna residents. Kilis Simpson in town. Mira Burke returns from Great Bend after visit.
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Oakland Graded School
PF. R. Tower
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Chhurch
Oakland
Egbert Witter
Main Street
James Tucker
Teachers’ Institute
Susquehanna
C. Pickering
Pickering, Wilmarth & Co
George
Goodwin
Lanesboro
C. B. Jenkins
Leimird Cole
Lottie Potter
Cynthia Carrington
Daniel Matpop
Elbert Pickering
Kilis Simpson
Uniondale
Mira Flor
Burke
Great Bend
Mra. J. Clayden
Manning case moves for trial in intoxicated defense claim
In the Commonwealth v Manning, Manning was sentenced to one year and four months for attempted nighttime robbery. Attorney James W Platt moved for an open trial arguing the verdict found against the evidence and that Manning testified intoxicated. The court granted a rule to return in April and admitted Manning to bail at $1000 with his brother K J Manning of Susquehanna County acting as bondsman. The panel also heard Commonwealth v Darling with Darling held to bail for peace. Court adjourned to January 28 at 2 pm for further proceedings.
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Tunkhannock
Commonwealth
Conrad Manning
Masten
James W. Platt
Kk. J. Manning
Susquehanna County
Commonwealth Va
Willard Darling
Wee
Common Pleas
James W. Pratt
Mt. Holly
N. J
Mark J. Booy
Flatt
Opera House
Towanda
M. V. Townsend
Factoryville
Court House
A. H. Squier
Harrisburg
Gouldsboro Community Notes and Local Visits
Gouldsboro and surrounding town residents hosted visitors from Binghamton Scranton Clifton Daleville and South Sterling. A Republican caucus is planned at the hotel and several marriages and local associations are listed along with upcoming events and a note on ice harvesting by local mines.
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W. E. Catterson
Binghamton
N.Y
DB. Dutot
A. B. Huerrington
Daleville
M. J. Kinney
Margaret Kurtz
Clifton
Jennie Eschenbach
Scranton
Gouldsboro
Lackawanna
Mt. Pocono
North Jersey
Lehigh Sea
Hach Comepany
Fred Mieroff
Meeker
Addison Keesler
South Sterling
Lila Flower
Local Social and Church Notes From Hawley and Bellefonte
Special to the Scranton Temme reports Otto Selboenen of Philadelphia visiting his parents in Bellefonte. Bellefonte and Hawley social items note euchre at Philomena's Marienmerchoy hall with prizes to Nellie Cook and G W Ames, followed by supper and dancing. William Shipman Jr. relocates to Scranton for work. Nell visits her son William in Scranton. Illnesses include W A Tigart with rheumatism and several others with grip. church meetings and festive events are listed for February.
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Scranton Temme
Hawley
Otto Selboenen
Philadelphia
Bellefonte
Philomena's
Marienmerchoy Hall
Nellie Cook
G. W. Ames
East Stroudsburg
Hawley Mawnnerchor
Women's Christian Temperance Union
KE. L. Stevens
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad
A historical ad claims a remedy wed for over fifty years. It touts soothing the child calming gums and curing wind colic. Promoted as the host remedy for diarrhea, sold by progressists worldwide.
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Winslow
Attorney Office Hours Set In Priceburg
Priceburg will have access to an attorney two evenings per week. Frank K. Donnelly of Traders' National Bank Building will be at the former Burton Kennedy office at Main Street and the boulevard on Monday and Thursday evenings starting January 23. Donnelly's friends and clients in the area are assured of his time being well occupied with business.
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Dickson City
Frank KH. Donnelly
Traders’ National Bank
Burtom Kennedy
Main Street
Deonnelly
Conventions at Bascalo for the 1901 Pan-American season
A long list of gatherings scheduled for Buffalo during the Pan-American exposition season notes more conventions to meet than in any previous decade on this side of the Atlantic. The roster includes the American Federation of Labor affiliates, medical groups, engineering societies, educational bodies, and various professional associations from June to July.
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Buffalo
Atlantic
Mowe
Peecergucpy
Poli
Leas
United Ganment Worker of America
New York State Medical Annoviation
Pouriy District
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
For a Cold in the Head Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
A historic notice describes the sale or distribution of Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets branded for cold symptoms. The text lists the product line as a medicinal remedy and references standard packaging and labeling typical of early 20th century pharmaceutical notices.
Markets Rise and Fall Amid Southwestern Rail Moves
The New York market opened weak but recovered, led by St. Paul and Brooklyn transit stocks. Southwesterns surged up to 2 percent, Missouri Kansas Texas and other regional rails rallied, sugar and Northern Pacific gained, while Mets and the directory news capped gains and set a cautious tone at the close.
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New York
London
St. Paul
Brooklyn
Waly
Tenasatel Pacific
Miaseur Pavnte
Iystalkivet
Southwestern
Southwesterns
Etoehlathore
Gibuotiel
Metropolitan Street Railway
Wall Street
Gowin
St. Louis
Bonde
Scranton Board of Trade Quotations Snapshot
Scranton wholesale market quotations list dairy and bean prices with par value 100. Butter and creamery butter quotes, eggs from western and nearby state, cream news butter, beans priced at per bushel, flour at best point 4.00. Corrections noted for entry at Lackawanna Avenue by TH G Twle.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
TH. G. Twle
Lackawanna Ave
Slo
Cliven
Poultry and grain market report from Philadelphia area
A fragmented market update lists poultry prices and quantities including turkeys chickens and roosters. It notes shipments of grain such as wheat corn oats and oats totals with figures like 9 000 bushels of wheat and 14 000 bushels of oats.
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Treceipte-Phigr
New York Wheat and Corn Prices Amid Mixed Market Signals
The market shows steady to firm tones in Wheat Spot and Corn Spot with modest gains in options. Mixed elevator quotes and cautious activity characterize the day, as Butter and Cheese maintain steady to firm levels across creamery and factory goods, with no dramatic shifts noted.
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New York
Jon
Rel
Duluth
Bse
Optona
Halite
May
Sige
Alge
Onte
Edge
Faye
Agdtge
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Penna
Grain and Produce Market Turns Bullish In Chicago
Chienes Grain and Produce reports a bullish market with May contracts rising amid overall strength. Cash quotes show active demand for wheat and corn with multiple grade prices recorded, while pork and ribs futures edge higher on steady demand and supply constraints.
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Chicago
Newa
Chicago Cattle Receipts Stable At 2.59
Market notes show cattle receipts in Chicago steady at 2.59 per unit. Trade activity remains quiet as buyers monitor futures and local demand.
Livestock Market Report with Mixed Cattle Prices
A fragmented Texana cattle market note shows varied prices for steers heifers cows and bulls. Prices range with lean demand on heavy stock and some lower bids amid listed weights costs and regional mentions.
New York Live Stock Prices Mixed in Early Week
Market notes show varied prices for cattle, oxen, and calves with some declines and several entries for sheep and lambs. Prices listed include steers, bulls, and fat stock, with calves and breeding stock among items.
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New York
Treven
Stern
Berdward Atock
Echolo Lamba
Carinda
East Liberty Stock Market Highlights Amid Slow Trade
Cattle prices edged lower with various grades trading at mixed levels. Buyers and sellers kept to the ring as figures showed modest gains in some calves while high quality lots drew steady demand.
Toledo Ledger Surcharges and Sale Notice Readies Auction
A damaged notice from Toledo references a sale tied to an old legal matter and a notary public. It lists conditions about certificates and shipments and names Wrumyleta Ticade and Hall's Family Mule as parties in the context of the sale.
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Rho
Toledo
Lacan
Frank J. Cheney
J. Curvy
Coeunty
Notary Mualle
Wall
Wrumyleta
Ticade
Hall
Asa
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