Montrose News: Fires, Auctions, and Local Doings
In Montrose Jan 23 Cal Keeney clerks at Tarbell house while M T Jackson and wife lie dangerously ill at Church Street home as cancer and dropsy affect them. County auditors complete duties revealing only 15,000 bridge bonds not yet due and treasury balance of 4 170.48. Fire department annual meeting set for Feb 1. Revival services at Baptist church led by Rev E St Thomas with assistants. Miss Nellie Keena clerks for Remeter and Recorder Buffinan. Prof Renton E E James leads Montrose High School teachers at Susquehanna meeting. Socials include a euchre party for sixty at Lake Avenue residence. Borough Democrats name election officers. Republican caucus lists officers. St Paul’s observance marked by prayers and social. The Park hotel leased to G L Tubbs and Leatle Phillips. W R Sayre poultry wins prizes, clergyman couple visiting. Samuel E Evans of Prudential shoots self at Waverly. leaves widow and two children. Republican and Democrat caucuses held. population show may influence local politics.
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Apiclat
Scrantan Trilanes
Montrose
Cal
Great Bend Bridge
Treasury
Montrose Fire Department
E. St. Thomas
M. J. Watkins
Salistead
Dr. Stephens
Baptist Educational Cority of Pennsylvania
Neilie Keena
Remeter
Buffinan
Susquehanna
Renton EE. James
Montrose High School
County Teachers’ Association
Inez
Garry Searle
Lake Avenue
Village Hall
Benont
Building Fund
McCausland's
Borough Democrate
Mor
John FE. O' Ftont
Ghenyme
Northrup
Desessor
Oreon
Charles W. Drodhead
St. Paul's Uy
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. Hyman
Minneapolis
Republican County Committee
Towanda
J. A. Beauten
New York
Lough Valley
Paul Corcoran
New Albany
William Putnam
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute
Reporter-Journal
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Omaha
Corcoran
Pernice
William Putfim
Nonco
Crowe
Thernice
Park Hotel
G. L. Tubbs
Canisteo
Leatle Phillips
Orwell
Detroit
W. Westfall
Sayre
Horton
Clark Wilson
Evangeliete
Coudersport
Samuel E. Evans
Prudential Insurance Company
Ulelde
Waverly
The
Presbyterian Church
Seth Miller
Grip
Lanesboro
Bridgewater Baptist Association
New Milford
Herenboutghis
Keran Moran
Jackson Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Edward &. Reilly
Mansfield
First Presbyterian Church
Susquehanna County
Niagara University
EF. J. Matthews
Floral Avenue
Binghamton
Susquehanna County Teachers’ Association
Susquehanna Maennercher
Oakland Side Music Hall
Arthur French
Brandt
W. H. Watkins
Brandt Cemetery
P. R. Tower
Thomson
Avenue Methodist Church
Oakland Congregational Church
Mabel Evans
Thimble Club
Minnie van Nostrand
Poughkeepsie
Gisele Dorr
Hornelleville
I. Rockafeller
William Haskett
Fucquehanna
Los Angeles
California
Clinton Township
J. K. Atvelsig
Mies Mary Ann Carr
Old Depot
Murgess
John Read
Tn. J. PF. Court
Ferdinand
Amand
A. §. Gardner and Hyron Carpenter; High Constable, John Tvillenberrer
M. W.townsend
Delmar Lindley
W. W. Bain
John F. Walter
Bolomon Turner
Methodist Monicopal Church
O. L. Severson
Pittaton
Julia Be, Craver
Craser
Towanda News Roundup Includes Local Talks and Moves
A Towanda report notes new fare rates may affect Lehigh Valley service Friday. Pittston’s Charles W. Reilly will head the Young Men’s Christian Association. Sayre hosts Nev Whalen lecture on Trish Wit at the Methodist church. Sayre pastorate calls extended to Rev. J. W. Bingham of Spencer. Walter Cause and wife plan move to Seattle. L. C. B. officers named in Sayre with Elizabeth Wright as president and Mary Sheahan as recording secretary. Ray Lamont and Susie Drake announce a July marriage in Litchfield after education in Athens and Elmira. Lamont wrote to his mother and bride’s parents.
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Towanda
Lehigh
Spencer
Walter Cause
Troy
Seattle
Washington
Briges
Bimba
Sayre
Elizabeth Wright
Katherine Wall
Jennie Tommond
Mire Anna Painter
Mes
Mlary Sheahan
Sarah Palmer
Elton O'Neth
Katherine Champion
Athens
Seymateon
Elmira
Husb
Favorite Prescription Promises Health for Mothers and Babies
A testimonial extols Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a calm for nerves and a builder of strength during motherhood. The letter claims the remedy aids appetite, sleep, and bodily readiness for childbirth, citing a Petersburg father praising a nine and a half pound newborn and overall baby health. It urges readers to send a penny for Dr. Pierce's medical adviser pamphlet.
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Pierce
B. W. Wricke
Petersburg
Menard Co
Hox
Chicago
Owen Fon
de Minili
R. Vv
Buia Ny
Striking Evie Suilermakers Halts. Susquehanna News Briefs
In Susquehanna and nearby towns a factory strike remains without new developments as boilermakers have not arrived. Local notices report community events, church services, deaths, marriages, and school activities, including Rev. Reilly taking a new post and the county teachers meeting.
Reverend Henson Lectures In Opera House
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Honesdale notes Rev. Dr. Henson, famed lecturer, speaks Wednesday evening in the opera house under the Christian Pindwaver society. He has a wide reputation as a lecturer.
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Honesdale
Henson
Opera House
Christian Pindwaver Society
Pittston News Roundup: Paralyzing Illness and Local Trials
In Pittston on January 24 George Wirely suffered paralysis at Coxton yard and was brought home in worsening condition. A two year old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Mile was badly scalded at home when a hot wash spilled from a washing machine. Local obituaries list several residents. Father Eugene Garvey reported St John’s Homran Catholic church finances with receipts of 12420.45 and expenditures of 7623.29. Judge Halsey ruled on the Dilionis Corcoran injunction case, denying the injunction as outside equity court jurisdiction and directing a civil suit against Mayor Themes J Corcoran for any further action. Dilionis delayed a meeting, barred by the mayor, then postponed after waiting for access.
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Pittston
George Wirely
Coxton Yard
Charles Mile
Hale
F. P. Smalley
Weat Pittston
Eugene Garvey
St John's Homan Catholic
Treasury
Halsey
Dillionis-Corcoran
Vinecent Bf
Dillionia
J. Corcoran
Dillionis
Equity Court
Dilllonis
Dilllonia
Arizona melodrama praised for chill amid ultra melodrama
A theatrical notice reviews a production titled Arizona, describing its story as a vivid tapestry of real Wood County lives and virtues. The critique notes the piece as ultra melodramatic yet compelling, with emotional highs tempered by a lasting chill. The reviewer hints at its strong emotional pull and period style.
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Arizona
System of Treatment for Impotence and Wealth Powers
The writer claims a medical system that cures various ailments and restores vigor, wealth, and strength. The method promises rapid relief from pain and swelling, draining stagnation, and restoring vitality, with offers to perform operations by knife and provide further cures upon request.
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Challens
A Dramatic Cavalry Tale At Canby’s Ranch Stage
A frontiers army post drama unfolds around Canby’s ranch in Acheya with a Cavalry co leio n portraying military life and romantic tension. The cast includes Miss Ele Kane and Lt Denton, with Emily Stowe Mollie Coatelle and Jane Taylor among performers. The company’s opening and the crowd’s enthusiasm underscored an evening of lively theatrical variety despite mixed OCR clarity.
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Amd
Cavalry
Daria
Lav Wight
Charles W. Shottes
Willian T. Obitter Neckedall
Colel
Sidney Ainsworth
Liguerenin
Thwiton
Firmin
Villattious
Plodirmem
Kane
Bonita Uni
Denton
Emily Stowe
Mies
Oilla Coatelle
Frances Arthur
Jane Taylor
John Drury
Pred W. Strom
Tie Company
Niles
Soothing syrup praised by mothers for teething relief
An advertisement extols a soothing syrup used for teething, claiming decades of success and wide availability through Kugelata. It touts benefits for child pain, wind colic, and general comfort, urging buyers to seek Mia WinalowW’s product and avoid other brands.
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Yue
Kugelata
Mia Winaloww
Market report details St Paul stock influence and bond activity
The market showed St Paul as the dominant factor with volatile moves and mixed gains. Traders noted a late day pullback from Saturday’s levels as overall activity included 1,060,700 shares traded and 24,570,000 dollars in bonds, with United States bonds unchanged.
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St. Paul
St. Ad
Ithe
Paul
Pric
United States
Scranton Bank and Railway Bonds Listed in Local Notice
A fragmented OCR extract lists banker names and financial institutions in Scranton area with various bonds and mortgages. Items include First National Bank Scranton and Carbondale, Lackawanna Dairy Co, Scranton Traction six percent bonds, and multiple railways such as Scranton Passenger Railway and People's Street Railway with due dates and mortgage types.
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First National Bank
Scranton Savings Bank
Sceewes Sookis Third National Bank
Ceres Eee Lime Deposit and Discount Bank
Foonmomy
Wesene
Depusit Co
Clark & Snover Co
Scranton Iron Fenvo & Mfg. Co
Scranton Axis Works
Lahore
Eee
I Lackawanna Dairy Co
Aes County
Satine Bank &Trust Co
First National Pank
Carbondaley
National Bank
Scranton Holt and Aut Co
Scranton
People’s Street Railway
People's Street Railway
MG Es Dicluon Monufacturing Co. Sigense Ae
Lacka
Scranton St. Imp
Scranton Traction
Coon
Local dairy goods and groceries listing fragments
Fragments show corrected and assorted grocery items including butter-creamery product references, western select varieties, fall cream, large house-later items, blue onion priced at 1.00 per bushel, flour patent at 1.00, dairy products and green peas with pea beans priced in small amounts.
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Lowe
Grain and Produce Prices in Philadelphia District Market
Fragmented market list from Philadelphia showing assorted grain and produce items with mixed qualities and prices. Mentions specific commodities such as wheat and corn, notes varieties and locations, includes quantities like 4,000 bushels and 15,000 bushels, and references several U S markets and traders in a dense OCR-like catalog.
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Philadelphia
Southiveadtern
New York
Widdlie Uplands
Hemmelends
Teg Alermiea
Fey
Warrela
Pauly
Malley Dures
Tulidu
Halle
Wella
Unclear OCR fragment reports local events and names
Fragmentary text mentions New York and various names and places with scattered phrases about prices, dates, emails, and districts. Many words are garbled, offering no cohesive event or outcome to summarize reliably.
Unclear OCR Item From Chicago Market Report
Fragmentary notes describe market activity in Chicago with references to corn and wheat but many words are garbled. Pieces mention No 2 corn and No 2 seed oats and No 1 yield quality terms, but specifics are unreadable.
Local Market Prices Include Pork Lard and Whiskey
Fragmentary listing shows prices for pork lard and whiskey, with figures such as 4.66 and 4.15 in an old market context. Other items include shoulders and various goods, though text is garbled.
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Riga
Market Report Chicago Live Stock Prices January
Catth receipts total 41 000 with cattle and calves showing steady to strong demand. Texans and Texas bred stock move steady to prime. calves and feeders list varied values. Sheep receipts 20 006 with good to choice wethers and native lambs priced around 7 50 to 9 00. western lambs around 9 00.
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Chicago
Texas Gramme Pteut
Texas Wally
Uyght
Veo
Lunds
Market notes on Buffalo cattle and sheep prices
Raw catalog of cattle and sheep offerings with prices and grades. Includes figures for export bulls feeders stock ewes and lambs, notes on quality from various buyers and sellers, and scattered location tags. Prices range from about 1.60 to 76.00 per head across several lots.
Market Prices and Livestock Report Amid Sparse Details
In New York and surrounding markets a listing shows varied livestock values including cattle, oxen, calves, and pigs with prices noted such as 1.40 and 4.00. The fragmentary OCR mentions beings like fair to cholee oxen and yearlings with incomplete vendor names and dates.
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New York
Dan
M.A
Lam Wai
Cully
Bai
Fragmented OCR item with scattered figures
A garbled OCR fragment lists various numbers and terms such as prices and animal counts. The text lacks coherent context, names, dates, or identifiable events to form a solid news item or summary.
Dividend Declared for Creditors of Insolvent Bank
The Associated Press reports that the complicator of the circuit has declared a 17 percent dividend for creditors of the insolvent National Bank of Middletown Pennsylvania as of January 4.
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Washington
Inculvent National Bark
Middletown
Prank claims oath over Toledo medicine.
An oath by Cheney of CHENEY & CO disputes legal binders with Toledo City and Lucas County. The document asserts payment terms tied to use of a Cure product and notes a Hall’s Cutan Cure remedy being sold by druggists.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Cheney
FP. J, Cheney & CO
Frank J
Hall
Ana
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