Resting Place of First US Treasurer in Northeastern Pa Neglected
In Wayne County near Pleasant Mount lies the grave of Samuel Meredith the first United States treasurer who served 1789 to 1801. The text notes a stone wall and an inscription marking his burial and urges preservation of the site amid reports of local social events and caucuses.
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United States
Honesdale
Wayne County
Pleasant Mount
Samuel Meredith
Plaes
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Nicholson Woman Sabina Walker Dies at Home
Mrs Sabina Walker died at her Main Street Nicholson home at 8 o clock Tuesday morning. Friends and relatives are invited to the funeral at 7 20 am Thursday at the house.
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Scranton Tribune
Nicholson
Sabina Walker
Main Street
Mrs. W. H. Bates Dies in Forest City After Pneumonia
Forest City mourns Mrs. W. H. Bates born Hattie Lawrence in Bethany Wayne county 1840s? She died at home on North Main after pneumonia. Survived by husband and two Lawrence brothers. Funeral to be at Presbyterian church tomorrow, interment in Bethany.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
W. H. Bates
North Main Street
Bethany
Wayne County
Hattie Lawrence
Presbyterian Church
Nueband
Milton
WH. M. Lawrence
Citizens
Pearl Guard
Elisabeth Hartung
Opera House
Honesdale
Epworth League
Forest City Methodist Church
Jane Reynolds
D. E. Rutan
Methodist Church
Local notices and social activities in Susquehanna area
A crowded schedule of county court visits in Montrose draws townspeople away from home. The Ladies Society held a supper at Knights of Pythias hall while evangelist Mrs Frey returns home ill. Death claims William Roe of Brandt after collapsing during grave digging. Marriage plans. social event at Hogan Opera House. Erie boiler makers strike ongoing with local officials present.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Montrose
Ladies’ Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Knights of Pythias Hall
Frey
Oakland Congregational Church
Keran Moran
Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association
George J. Benton
Carbondale
William Roe
Brandt
Binghamton
Ocea
Hornelleville
Hogan Opera House
Prof
Pierce
Erie Railroad Company
Erie
Boiler Makers’ Union
W. L. Derr
Elmira
Susquehanna Division
The
Starrucca House
Brooklyn Moves and Arrivals Spark Local Activity
Miss Hattie Mo Millon travels from Nicholson to Brooklyn to stay with her brother and then with her niece Mrs. Ansel Sterling. Mrs Harriet Stone, 88, journeys from Hardinaville to Brooklyn alone to reside with family. G W Geer’s family relocates to Lestershire as the Brooklyn band plans for events.
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Scranton Tribune
Frooklyn
Hattie Mo
Millon
Nicholson
Brooklyn
Harriet Stone
Hardinaville
Ansel Sterling
G. W. Geer
Lestershire
Social at EB M Tiffanys raises funds and laughs
Hopbottom residents enjoyed a chicken pie supper and musical program at EB M Tiffanys home. Miss Sadie Sagar and Rev L L Lewis performed, Mrs Tiffany and Miss Lillian Byram did a duet, and little performers delivered recitations. First prize went to Mrs Wil Brown. proceeds about 14 dollars.
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Acranton Tribune
Hopbottom
EB. M. Tiffany
Solow
Sadie Sagar
B. M. Tiffany
L. L. Lewis
Tiffany
Lillian Byram
Wil Brown
Methodist Church
Mabel Dershimer
Scranton
Alta Finn
AIK
Universalist
Parley Wright
Willim Bleodes
G. C. Baley
Democratic officers listed for Duryea township
The Duryea Democratic ticket names W K Plier and James Kennedy as school directors, Patrick Bohan and S Burluski as overseers, Fr Regan as treasurer, Patrick Gilroy as assessor, T McGrath as auditor, and B McCoral as township clerk. The township commissioners claim a two year legal right to their offices. A pleasant party for Miss Hoilet was held at her home with games and music. Mules are being moved from the Babylon mine to Wyoming. Pittston Electric Illumination and Avoca company show interest in expanding to the Back road area. Funeral services were held for Mrs James Murphy in Avoca. Verna Schoonover visited Moosic. Frank Nolan is recovering from grip. Mrs Frank Lane is ill. Our Lawrence Hose company aided Old Forge’s call for help. Attendees at the Patriotic Order Song of America event in Moosic included T Curtis, Andrew Alden, Robert Simital, Joseph Emerick, William Wickster, and the Edwards and Bengunier families. Frank Lanchen opened an oyster stand on the Back road. Jovepu Tumblesom visited Pittston. Mrs Brainbridge and Mrs Hall traveled there. Meede is ill. Anthony Kelly of York Avenue is ill with grip. Charles Cluck becomes foreman at Mallatead. John Kozesheck of the Back road advances to the High school office. The district’s pupils show strong aptitude in Maine picture art, praised by President McKinley.
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W. BK. Plier
James Kennedy
Patrick Bohan
S. Burluski
Fr. Regan
Patrick Gilroy
T. McGrath
B. McCoral
Miss Hoilet
Babylon
Wyouine
Pittston Electric Iluminating Company
Avoca Company
James Murphy
Avoca Catholic
St. Mary's Cemetery
Verna Schoonover
Moosic
Haga
Etta Mosteller
Frank Nolan
Grip
Frank Lane
Lawrence Hose Company
Old Forge
Messrs
T. Curtis
Andrew Alden
Robert Simital
Joseph Emerick
Wil
Iam Wickster
Edwards
Bengunnier
Patriotic Order Song of America
Frank Lanchen
Jovepu
Pittston
Meede
Anthony Kelly
York Avenue
Charles Cluck
Freman
Mallatead
John Kozesheck
Ack Road
Maine
McKinley
Local Notes From Springville Stir Interest And Animal Loss
Springville news covers D D Layton converting store top into living rooms to be occupied by Roberts when spring arrives and Layton moving from Auburn township to his Springville home. A minstrel show is planned mid February at the school building for affordable admission. Milk station work proceeds though not finished, and a horse breaks a leg and dies after a water outing. Vesta lodge D of R holds a social at Charles J Brown’s home with a strong attendance and graphophone entertainment.
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Livoial
Scranton Tribune
Springville
D. D. Layton
Roberts
Auburn Township
Laytons
Fee House
Francis Dougherty
Vesta Lodge
D. of R
Charlies J
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Moves in Springville
Refreshments were served at 11 and games played as Charlie provided for visitors. Residents report several departures and relocations including Lathrop & Co moving market space, Mrs. Mame Lyman traveling to Red Lodge Montana to join her husband, and Roberts renting rooms during renovations. Mrs. Howland’s funeral from Springville was held, while Utility Grange No. 874 announces officers and a Jan 12 installation with a Jan 18 box social held at Lymanville.
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Charlie
Lathrop & Co
Henry Willlame
Mame Lyman
Tueaday Iast
Red Lodge
Montana
Marketman Roberts
Ray Culver
G. P. Stang
BE. R
A. C. Thomas
Montrase
Royle Howland
Springville
Churchill
J. M. Brown
H. B. Lathrop
Charlie Cohen
Montrose
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. H. H. Davis
Del
Nicholson Gossip: Local Visits and Moves
Nicholson notes show A J Patton of Craker lake visiting sister Mrs J S Wilkes. William Warner hosts gathering on Oak street with Mrs Warner visiting. Mrs FB Johnson returned home after five weeks with daughter Mya I. Th Webb visits Jersey City. Allie and Horace Cooper visit N Cooper family on Pine street. William Winkle ill at State street home. Children of Mr and Mrs C G Rought sick with measles. Miss Cort Blevens left for the West a week ago and is now teaching in Beatle Wash.
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Stochat
Secantin 'Tribune
Nicholson
A. J. Patton
Craker Lake
Mra
Wilkes
William Warner
Oak Street
Mra. Warner
PB. Johnson
Mya
I. Th. Webb
Jersey Choy
Allie
Horace Cooper
Mee
N. Cooper
Pine Street
Atre
William Winkle
State Street
Mre
G. Rought
The Lyceum Theatre Presents The Ranch King and Eight Hells
The Lyceum's matinee features The Ranch King followed by A Woman in Misery this evening. The World famous Brothers Ayme present Eight Hells with a musical comedy and burlesque mix. The act includes new vaudeville routines and dazzling stage effects with a shipboard scene and wreck sequence.
Mantell Stars In New Play A Free Lance At Local Theatre
The article extols Herbert Mantell as a heroic knight type in A Free Lance a medieval German tale. The production promises strong story, impressive mounting, and notable costumes. Matinee and evening shows proceed at 25 to 75 cents with additional 60 and 34 cent seats listed.
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Evan
Pula
Mantell
M. W. Hanley
Germany
Leocum
Ballot Report from Dever Del Nonpartisan Voting Day
Exclusive AP dispatch from Dever Delaware notes today's ballot shows no territorial change and no chair is listed. The report reflects a quiet voting day with no notable disturbances or contests reported by observers on site.
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Associated Press
Dever
Del
United States
Legislative notes on elections and road construction policy
A Senate report discusses vote counting and certification, county payment for election officers, and presidential electors appointment. It reviews a broad proposal to amend the constitution, details road-construction findings, and presents two bills for agriculture funding, road supervision, and related expenditures.
The Root of the Matter Digestive Remedy Endorsed
A prominent eastern businessman notes chronic stomach trouble and kidney stress improved after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. He credits appetite and sleep restoration to the remedy and explains its ingredients as aseptic pepsin and natural digestives. The ad asserts wide sales in the United States Canada and Britain and warns against tonics that offer only temporary strength.
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Pillar
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Separate Orphans' Court Created in Lackawanna County
The Pennsylvania House reported favorably a bill creating a separate orphans court in Lackawanna County. Also favorably reported were a bill creating a Gumpiean court in Philadelphia and a separate Lackawanna court measure. Several other bills were introduced or advanced before adjournment.
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Lackawanna County
Farijsburg
Philadelphia
Wockawanna Couiny
McCarrell
Meffoy
Clarion
Ford Alleghenuy
Kennedy
Heaver
Castner
Lycoming
Mt. Voorhees
Haworth
Luxerne
Hasleton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr Cooper vows fight against libel law repeal
Representative Thomas V. Cooper of Delaware served notice he will oppose both the current libel law repeal bill and the new libel bill from start to finish. He says the present law, though imperfect in minor ways, was secured after years of a hard-fought battle and should not be repealed. It is likely the Grady and Voorheen libel repeal bills will be abandoned.
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Harrisburg
Thomas V. Cooper
Delaware
Cooper
Manly Art in Pittsburg Club Formed
The National Athletic Club in Pittsburgh forms to promote the manly art of self defense. The elite backers of the club include PL Harria and others in the city as plans proceed for two feature events.
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Pitteburn
Jon
National Athletic Club
Markets Report Confused Midweek Trading Amid Limited Data
A confusing market update shows scattered notices and ambiguous pricing patterns across sectors. Traders weigh weak indicators and incomplete figures while awaiting clearer guidance on sums, rates, and potential policy moves.
Scranton Board of Trade Quotation List Released
The Scranton Board of Trade exchange notes all quotations based on par of 100. Conn and Muw report four diverse quotes reflecting market activity and pricing stability.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Unclear OCR Item With Fragmented Names and Numbers
The readable text presents a jumble of names, addresses, and figures. Key entities and concrete details are fragmented, hindering a clear event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR Cartton Notes on Wheat and Corn Trade
Fragmented text lists grain terms with wheat and corn references, quantities, and various garbled place names. It appears as an OCR dump of a market or trade page with scattered figures and product mentions. The legible elements suggest a historical agricultural market listing rather than a coherent article.
Unclear OCR notes on rustic goods and markets
Fragmented text mentions wheat, spaghetti, and various goods with scattered terms like GMOS, Minnerols patent, and dairy references. Multiple garbled phrases hint at market activity, sales, and regional references but lack coherent facts or identifiable entities.
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New Yorks
Stendlie
Noreen Maluth
Mallee
Afewt
Ulead
Ull Crook
Western
Chicago Grain and Produce Market Notes Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show grain and produce pricing with various items and scattered figures. Mentions wheat corn timothy and pork along with directional clues and mixed coded terms.
Lisse Sezine Pills Promoted as Nerve Restorative
For years this remedy has been the standard nerve restorative and promises vigor and mental clarity. The ad offers a six borest course with a money back guarantee and references John M. Phelps Pharmacist at Wyoming Avenue and Spruce Street in Ohio.
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Ohio
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Amid Mixed Cattle Prices
Journal notes cattle prices mostly steady with Texans and stockers fluctuating. Demand for mixed and prime cattle shows cautious strength while western markets display softer tendencies and occasional gains in certain classes.
New York Live Stock Market Report
In New York the livestock market showed steady demand across categories with several widely watched grades trading on a stable footing. Buyers and sellers remained cautious as margins held firm and broader market forces limited large shifts in prices for cattle cattleman note cautious tone and steady sentiment across the week.
Local Market Report Shows Mixed Activity and Prices
A fragmented market note records varied activity with trades across categories. Mentions include calf values and steady prices in some segments, while others show lighter volume and uncertain demand amid shifting buyer interest.
Buffalo Live Stock Market Listing
Market items include cattle mares and lambs with care for ship arrivals. Hogs and sheep appear amid mixed livestock notes with quantities and lot codes.
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Dan
Cas
Curthe
Ste - Cholow
Uoee
Oil Market and Legal Notices in Toledo Ad
Fragmentary OCR reports oil market figures and a sworn oath related to a partnership in Toledo. The text references 4400 barrels and 513 barrels with unclear context alongside a legal affidavit by Frank J. Culene y about a catarrh claim. Also mentions J. Cheney Co and patent medicine claims from Toledo druggists.
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Cheney
Toledo
Vrank J. Culeney
Mummene
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