Prominent Scranton Men Back The Tribune Educational Contest
The Semanton Tribune Educational Contest enters its second day with increased interest and crowding at subscriptions. Local clergymen officials and Judge H. M. Filwarda praise the program, while unemployed workers are urged to join for a ten percent commission and a chance at valuable rewards including scholarships, a piano, and a bicycle.
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Tribune
Scranton
Semanton Tribune
Tidhunes
Pletzel
Primaries in Luzerne Under Crawford County Rules
In Lucerne County the Republican primaries will be held Saturday from dawn to 7 pm with forty two candidates across offices including Congress Judge State Senator District Attorney Prothonotary Clerk of the Courts and Jury Commissioner. The slate features T S Newell Luther Carte Henry W Palmer William Drury and others with contests and shifting allegiances noted among Beott Quay and local bar leaders. A separate Alaska mining venture by Haggerty is described with claims near Dawson City and Cap Nome and plans to secure power of attorney and stake further claims in Pennsylvania associations.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Lucerne County
Crawford County
Congress
T. S. Newell
Kingston
Luther. Carte
HW. W. Palmer
Wilkes-Marre
Judge
George 8. Ferris
West Pittston
Francia M.nichols
Wil
Hazleton
John Bersch
Jonathan HK. Davis
G. W. Dewey
Wilkes-Barre
Brinton Jackson
Nanticoke
George J. Liewellyn
J. W. Moore
Slocum
T. W. Templeton
Plymouth
Gerlach
TH Hazleton
Reese Lloyd
Freeland
John H. Miller
F. Mathers
Dorranceton
Charles Arvidson
Samuel Bloch
Linus Brown
Yatesville
William J. Burnett
Clark
Andrew Croop
Hulock
John P. Davis
James PD
Green
Wyoming
W. L. Hises
Miles Jones
Plymouth Township
Henry EK
Miller
Maltby
S. H. Sutliff
Shickshinny
A. J. Thrash
Hattleton
G. KR. Turner
Alden Station
A. C. Watson
Duryea
Gus Williams
Exmerly
William Drury
W. J. Scott
Wapwallopen
Beott
M.L. Quay
United States
Oan
Quay
Drury
Henry W. Palmer
F. 8. Newell
George 8. Perrin
Weat Pittston
Benjamin R. Jones
Warrior Run
Will
Daxter
W. D. Gerlach
London
Rothschild Company
Hest
Proench Hill
Amercans
Elaine
Little Minook
Dawson City
Rawport City
Biren City
Cape Nome
Haggerty
Hast Orceon
Baker City
Thie Mine
Jodmu Ia
Maton
Lone
Hue Five Ears
Hageerty
Alasia
Hagegerty
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Alaska
SPECIAL REWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS AND CONTESTS LISTED
A reader notice outlines several scholarships and prize contests across Wyoming Keystone Stanton Columbia and Bellflower areas. Winners receive amounts up to 108 percent of entry funds and must meet specific criteria in shorthand, watchmaking and related skills.
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Wyoming
Cere
Keystone
Ying
Sccessseneres Oof
Beliave
Mane
Siranton
Columbia Miescio
Chalntess
Bart Nol Snes
Rawreens
Beranton Miesnem Vollego
al Meume
Bolwluship
Stanton
Lady's
Contest Rules for Special Rewards Based on Subscriptions
The article outlines a contest awarding special rewards to the subscriber with the most points. Points accrue from new subscriptions and six month or yearly plans, with top entrants receiving choices of remaining prizes. Subscriptions must be paid in advance and refunds are not mentioned. The deadline and prize distribution occur at The Tribune Office.
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Ene
The
Tribune
the Tribune
Themecelves
Pennsylvania
Rultor
Scranton Tribune
Scranton
Beneft
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston
Clinssen
Wyoming
United States
Regsanilesa
Bex
Griffin Art Company
Wyoming Avenue
Rochester Chamera and Supply Company
Mahorany
Colu
Potnta
Acre
Telhune
Tribune Coli
Orluik
Haggerty’s Klondike Riches and Pittston Journey Home
Special to the Scranton Tribune James Be. Haggerty of Nome Alaska visits family in Pittston Township after three years away. Once wandering and penniless, he later earned wealth prospecting in the Yukon, partnering with Harry Myers, facing setbacks, loans, and rough camps before striking it rich and returning to his relatives.
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Pittston
James BE. Haggerty
Nome
Alaska
Cork Lane
Pittston Township
Haggerty
Klondike
Australia
South Africa
Seattle
Washington
Yverds
Dawson City
S 1
Michaele
Yukon River
Harry Myers
Stewart and Pelly
Junticer Creek
Will Gates
Nulata
Holy Cross Mission
Honanga Creek
Tunicat Creek
Tornado Hits Tunkhannock Causes Widespread Damage
A severe wind storm struck Tunkhannock around 4 PM causing extensive damage. Gearhart coal dumps collapsed, burying a Montrose engine and two cars. no injuries reported. High trees fell, telegraph and power lines down, and many chimneys and trees damaged. Heavy rain and wind lasted only minutes.
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Scranton
Tribone
Tunkhannock
Gearhart
Montrose
Lake Winolla at Witold July Fourth Crowds
The Witla resort drew a large crowd on July 4 with 307 dinners and over 150 suppers served. Many attendees and registrants from SematoniMy to Mears and Matthews joined the festivities as Mr Hav erly and guests visited Pittetan. The Wineta hosted ballroom dancing while local displays and fireworks energized the county.
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Scranton Tribune
Lake Winolla
Witold
SematoniMy
Farnham Mears
Robert Matthews
Walter W. Winfield
Esther Gilet
Loin Osborne
Anna Pbollerink
Ochurton Tierney
William Vs. Seat
Mine
Mica Iida Murray
Highes
Nathan Evana
Catherine Morgan
Jennie Morgan
Sehotla
W. Petter
Go Minch
Mites
Mao Birt- Joy
Mine Fellows
Misa
Jh. A. Miller
Alt. Pratt
Mina Decker
W. HM. Scott
Mike T. Wheaton
Charles P. Direwn
Mise Lou Withmid
John Mack
K. Riglin
Patrick Maat
Mame Gallagher
Patrick Gallacher
Maggie Biglin
Mime Boi
Cowley
Nellie O'Neil
Thomas Conners
FE. Evans
Frear
Witla
Pittetan Tolay
W. RK. Holloway
Danville
Merayeat Dieplay
Seorie Ever Econ Ie
Uhia County
Local Notes and Appointments From Honesdale Community
Honesdale reports include Walter TR Swift in the tieurance office of G W Lane. A T Searle of Mopredaly named to the American Mare peaclation treating at Bara loa August 0. Mayid Th Hower plans a tour to New York by steamer Leave for Party, about two hours. Ann Thompson hosted a reception for June Howley and Miss Rowley of Williamsport. Henry Sth couple at New York City. J J Therfinger and family at Blooming Toad Park. The Mixes Bessie and Keith Swift visit Warwick relatives. Rumor of a strike affecting the gin a form with potential settlement. Charles Herbert and bride from Scranton pass through Montrose en route to the West Shore. Coal prices rise five cents per ton in state.
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Honesdale
Walter TR. Swift
G. W. Lane
A. T. Searle
Mopredaly
Baraloa
Zuperlote
New
Ann Thompson
Hemor
Eucet
Men Howley
Mise Rowley
Williamsport
Henry Sth
Telerik
New York City
J. J. Therfinger
Fanliy
Hogs
Blooming Toad Park Association
Bessie
Keith Swift
Warwick
Amon
Ebay
Jon i Motestale
Bern
Aly Pest
Herbert Thal
Bride
Scranten
Kool Lake
Trent
Markets Inch Down as Speculators Lose Ground
On July 6 in New York professional operators could not sustain higher prices amid thin footing stock. Grangers, Martinere, and Ohio and Missouri Pacific showed modest gains while Sugar, local traction shares, and People's Gas lagged. Steel stocks fell on reports of industry price maintenance talks. overall market closed near lows with total volume around 13,000 shares and bond activity weak except Reading issues.
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New York
Grangers
Martinere
Ohio
Missouri Pacific
Undefined Grocery Item List From Corrected Receipt
A corrected entry lists various dairy and food product lines with prices and weights, including cream, cheese, and potato items. It appears as a fragmented catalog or receipt excerpt showing unit prices such as 2.45 for medium cream and 4.55 for patent flour, among others.
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HG. Dale
Jachewanas Ave
Ile
Tide
Bermouda Cabone
West
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Outlook
Market notes show corn futures firm and wheat prices higher amid steady to improved conditions. Reports on western corn belts, hogs and poultry trends indicate mixed demand with prices hovering near steady levels. several shipments and quantities are listed across regions.
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Philadelphia
Jule
Westerm
Theo Dog
Fragmented New York Market Report Yields Mixed Signals
A July market summary notes wheat and other commodities at varied levels with fluctuating prices. It mentions elevator activity, rail movement, and regional price signals while referencing several crops and market terms in a condensed, OCR-like style.
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New York
Jror
Searie
Ie Vohie
Dlessil
Chiend Street
Alvance
Cnet
Inna Cramery
Wiatetlu
O'lidhess
Ihwlie
wWestorm
al Mark
Watte
Weston Fom Af
Alisye
Chicago Grain and Produce Rally Amid Market Turmoil
A chaotic early session saw wheat and corn prices swing as a London led rally shifted by cautious reports. Traders watched for signs of new shipments and potential market manipulation amid rumors of chartering reports and troop movements.
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Chieu
Taly
Athong
Ciniany
Ambiguous Market Notes Show Mixed Livestock Signals
Fragmented OCR text from a Chicago market page references cattle and sheep items, prices and quantities, and names like Athens and Western. The readable bits hint at sales activity and livestock categories but lack clear events or outcomes.
Fragmentary East Liberty Item Amid Weekend Slips
A partial OCR reads scattered names and numbers from East Liberty on July 6. The readable words include handles like Cittle-Steady, SSA SO, Maal and Howe Active, with stray figures such as 8.450500 and 405.50. The text lacks coherent context or events.
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East Liberty
Prince
Maal
Common
Howe
Elie Tredlium
SAGA
Scholes Wellin
Unclear OCR Record of Law and Prices
Fragmentary OCR text mentions law related terms, prices, natives, and several misread items. Reading is highly distorted with numbers and names garbled, making it difficult to identify a coherent event or entity. The readable fragments suggest a newspaper item with local notices or advertisements but lack a clear subject.
Sheegend Inails Fuels Grins at $2.0004.85 Event
Unclear OCR text mentions figures and names with monetary figures like $2.0004.85. Details are fragmentary. possible reference to a local event or item with limited readable entities. The record preserves the visible terms while omitting uncertain specifics.
City Duty Balances and Shipping Averages Reported
City records show balances of 125 for duty O OPedit and 74,000 as average shipment value. Figures list age Hebel and Thins at 55 and 60 with HiModem noted among items.
Fourth of July festivities draw scattered local visits noted
Edward Tennant and wife of Boynton visit Robert Tennant's family while Cotton Dimmick and Miss Lissie Carpenter join friends in Carbondale for the holiday. A lecture on prohibition at Lake Leelor draws small crowds. overall town celebration limited by noise and fireworks. Rev Neweth preaches at the Methodist church, Ladies Aid holds lawn basket social, and Collen hosts the gathering on Lyon Street.
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Scranton Tribune
Ira Thertas
Lake Leelore
Horine
Nicholson
William Broncon
Carbondale
Lenk
Horton
Mr Neweth
Troop
Methollet
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
J. FP
Mev Collen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lyon Street
Quiet Fourth Observed in Hopbottom Amid Downpour
Hopbottom reports a calm Fourth with a damp parade at Lowthly lake and rain hindering plans. Methodist church ladies hosted a service on the lawn while teaching staff for the year include principal Anthony of Greenfield and assistants Miss Grace McKiver and Maud Waldie.
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Hopbottom
Lowthly Lake
Lidiee
Teachirs
Mr. Anthony
Greenfield, Mo
Misa Firace McKiver
Mins Maud Waldie
Firanklyn
Asjetants
Wee
Tiffany Anent
Shaon
Wewietimne
Miro
John Strappler
Anna
Dhmoek
G. W. Simpntor Moet
Mes
Ya. Allen
Montene
J. I. Titan
Allie
Factoryville Exits and Storm Night in Jenningsville
Spocsal reports a severe electrical storm hitting Factoryville and nearby Jenningsville causing fear and property damage. Washington visitor James Pike and Mr Henry Pike vacation with relatives while Mr Aaron Fidiam and kin visit Carbondale for the Fourth. Sloat relocates to Kinester area as storms lash the region causing light damage and near destruction of some property.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
James Pike
Washington
Henry Pike
T. Watkins
Eclativne
Jenningeville
White Order
Aaron O. Fidiam
Carbondale
Pilon
Kinester
de Santis
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments
Warning from 19th century advertisements about catarrh remedies. Mentions mercury dangers and urges to obtain genuine cures from reputable physicians. Claims of a Toledo made product and testimonials offered by Cheney and Mall’s Family Pills.
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Cheney & To
Mall
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney
Prion
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Washington Avenue
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Beranton Conservatory of
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Mabel A. Fregeh
Korton
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Lackmwanna Avenue
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Wall Street Review
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Kat & Tex
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Nauli
Seth
Norfolk
Central
Wear Vetta
Torin
L. Sewdue
TMA
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Eeneness
Eranton Savition
Seranton Vacking
Seccsenweenes Aebeshesceeane
Mary Bee Tite Deposit and Discount Bank
Agekat
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Ae Lackirot & Bale Depot Co
Oeeeepee Bee Scranton Paint
Acne Ee Clark & Snover Co
Cell Scranton
Beranton Iron Penre & Mig. Co
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Breeceseeee Savings Bank & Trust Co
Standard Drilling Co
Cayeceeene
Merleo
Qual Ce
Esas
National Man
Scranton Bolt God Nut Co
People's Steret Railway
Ee People's Street Railway
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Dickson Manufacturing Op
Lacka
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce
New York Grain and Produce
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Buffalo Live Stock Market
Heny
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Daria
Uniondale
Dr. Peal
Dr. Peals
John HH. Phleps
Spruce Street
Opry Meany
Envian Doody
Certa Sumter Brothers
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