Six German boars imported to Porter's Lake in Pike county
Wealthy Philadelphia investors who bought Porter's lake property in Pike county import six wild boars from Germany for breeding and captivity. Each animal cost $100 and arrived with handlers to Porter's lake. The owners also plan to import hardy German wild birds and are building a club house, while the lake remains closed to the public.
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Black Forest
Germany
Boranton Tribune
Stroudebureg
Philadelphia
Pike County
Porter's Lake
Harvey Terpenning
Pretty Home Wedding in Honesdale
A quiet noon wedding took place at Mia William H M Stanton house as Harriet H Stanton and Ralph F Martin married with Rev William E H Swift and Rev James P Ware assisting. Bridesmaid Katherine N Stanton and best man Morace P Weston attended. The couple will reside with the bride’s mother after a wedding tour.
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Honesdale
Mia
Willam
Stanton
Harriet H
Ralph F. Martin
William EH. Swift
James P. Ware
Katherine N. Stanton
Morace
Weston Beet
Martin
Indy
Honesitale Shoe Manufacturing Company
School Board Reorganizes With Tiffany as President
The school board reorganized Thursday evening naming G. P. Tiffany as president J. H. Tiffany as secretary and Conrad as treasurer. Mr Jerome Hartley visited the county seat yesterday and James Adams former principal is in town using crutches after winter injuries. The Universalist church children day program is set for 10 40 Sunday morning with Donnelly to preach in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church
Donnelly
Methodist Church
Fannie Bell
Candace Brown
Dalton
Universalist Aid
Mra
Oney Case
Memorial Day events and local visits in Scranton area
Speci to the Scranton Tritium reports June memorial observance by Cansaswaota lodge No 207 Independent Order of Odd Fellows with services at 10 and a 2 pm parade to the Baptist church where Stev Mallory will speak alongside Rev. Smith and Rev. Ives. Nearby residents, visits and calls from Harry Simmons Fred Day Mrs Ernest Moss Aire Amelia Butterfield Kingsley Binghamton Montrose and Nicholson are listed.
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New Milford
Harry Simmons
Fred Day
Great Bend
Thoraday
Ernest Moss
Meriden
Conn
Aire
Amelia Butterfield
Hert Moore
Fred
Kingsley
Mikelton McConnell
Binghamton
Canswaota Lodge
Independen
Order of Odd Fellows
Baptist Church
Stev. Mallory
Smith
Ives
W. Hagen
Mra. T. Kennedy
Tinghamton
Uniondale society meets. wedding and school notes aired
Taidles Ald society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs J F Base home with lively remarks and a Wednesday shift due to the hostess birthday. John Burdick married Miss Myrtis Olive Coleman on June 6 at her home. Rev Crane officiated and the band played as they left for a Wilkes Barre honeymoon. School directors eye Wallace Rounds for next principal. Prof Thomas of Carbondale expands instrumental class. Weston Lockwood and Newton Corey visited. Mrs Knapp’s Middletown trip recalled by telegram as her daughter’s health troubled.
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Scranton Tribune
Uniondale
Taidles Ald Society
The
Presbyterian Church
J. F. Base
Douglas Coleman
Carbondale
Jason Rowndas
Bass
Uesiat
John Burdick
Myrtis Olive Coleman
Crane
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas
Local Notes From Scranton and Surrounding Towns
Special to Vip Scranton reports visitors and events across towns. Charles Terry visits New York City while Sabra Porter stays in Albany New York. The Deacon will be repeated Friday for the Library fund. Rev Colclough of Monroe ton returns home after a visit with his sister Mrs W Newman. Emma Camp visits relatives in Little Falls New Jersey. Mrs Henry Johnson and baby visit Amelia Porter in Laceyville. A young people’s dance occurred at the Finimer house. Marriage notices announce Sarah Ellen Devun and George L Gaylord on June 12 at Westfield Massachusetts. Teachers’ examination was held by Superintendent Putnam. George Lacy and sister visit from Opposition. Stephen Riley visits Towanda. Children’s Day is observed June 10 at Presbyterian church and June 17 at Methodist church. Mr Stevens of Fayre visits town. Miss Bell Decker visiting Meshoppen relatives. Maury Hong visits relatives in Laceyville.
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Scranton
Tritannia
Wyralusing
Charles Terry
New York City
Sabra Porter
Albany
N. Y
Library Fund
Colclough
Monroeton
W. Newman
Emma Camp
Little Falla
N. J
Henry Johnson
Baby
Laceyville
Amelia Porter
Thureday
Fininer House
Sarah Elicn Devun
George L. Gaylord
Weetfield
Mase
Putnam
George Lacy
Miss Balth
Stephen Riely
Towanda
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Stevens
Misa Bell Decker Su
Meshoppen
Mise Maury Hong
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Richard O'Connors
Elm Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Laurel Hi
Erwin
Willow Street
J. J. Savory
Jackson
Sylvester French
North Jackson
Livergreen
Laneshoro
Erie
Michael Bartley
Great Bend
Binghamton
Susquehanna High School
Hogan Opera House
Belle DeWitt
Edith Florence
Catherine M. Blythe
Agnes M. Gibbs
Frank PF. Malpass
W. Ford Higby
Misa Catherine M. Blythe
Warren & Brower
Twilley
Portage Bridge
Susquehanna Band
A. P. Merrill
Deposit
Charles T.thorpe
Forest City
Thomas Keffer
Meadville
W. ©. Graham
Lake Charles
Jefferson
Wellington Decker
Tingley
W. J. Chappelle
Bunch of Keys
T. C. Jordan
Empire State Dairy Company
Hickory Grove
Henry van Auken
St. Lawrence Catholic
J. 8. Fagan
John Crossen
Jennie Strainey
Samuel Birdsell
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
J. J. Boyle
New York
Susquehanna Masons
Huron
Union
Frank Brock
Kate Mackle
Windsor
Steven's Point
Jefferson Junction
Harmony Centre
Brandt
Riverside Cemetery
Lainesboro
Charles W. Boot
Christ Episcopal Church
Halistead
Susquehanna Christian Endeavor Union
Uniondale
Forest City Gossip and Local Moves Across Town
June reports from Forest City note Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mitchell plan to move to Schenectady where Mr. Mitchell enters insurance and real estate. The family, longtime residents of Forest City and Wandling, previously ran a hardware and general store and served as postmaster. Also in town, Mrs. George Bram suffered a severe shock when a building fire incident injured her arm. Visitors Augusta and May Fanats stopped by Carbondale, and Mrs. Edmund James returned from Nanticoke after two weeks with friends. J. Hood visited Montrose on business early in the week.
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Forest City
Mre. I
Teed
Barney Gup
N. J
Omfrienda
H. J. Mitchell
Wandling
Schnectady
Mitchell
H. D. Keckn
Vandiing
Pontmaster
William Ptrewn
Busineke
Carbondale
George Bram
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mehmning
Augusta
May Fanats
BE. Bonham
Edmund James
Nanticoke
Susquehanna Area Obituaries and Community News
Funeral of Richard O Connors from St John s Church and interment at Laurel Hill cemetery. Marriage of John Crossen and Miss Jennie Strainey in Great Bend. Comings and goings include clergy, doctors, and educators, plus measures on milk contracts and local civic events.
Tunkhannock Graduates Celebrate at Platts Opera House
Class day exercises closed with salutatory, class history, class will, and other orations led by seniors Bessie Ferris Minnie Frey Blanche Dedrick Mabel Lewis Nellie Billings with Patrick Boyce delivering the presentation speech Music by Lawrence orchestra Beranton Officials named Nellie Billings Blanche Deltrick Beesle Ferris The commencement will be held in the same hall this evening The death of Mrs Helen J Dornsife wife of Dr D H W Dornsife occurred at home after heart trouble Funeral set for Sunday at 2 40 led by Women's Relief corps Other local notes include Miss May Jones and Dr C G H O Neill marriage at Ashley and A A Northrop returning from University of New York before heading to Alaska.
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Lawrence Orchestra
Beranton
Nellie M. Billings
Blanche M. Deltrick
Beesle M. Ferris
Angela Jackson
Williams
Kutz
Philadelphia
George Chamberlain
Atlantic City
Court House
Pennsylvania Construction Company
Helen J. Dornsife
HW. Dornsife
Dornsife
Gardner
Scranton
Stephen Dana
Hatonville
Thidore Streeter
Dana
George Dana
Batonville
Fannie
Women's Relief Corps
A. A. Northrop
University of New York
Alaska
New York
May Jones
Iago Jones
Ashley
GC. H. O'Neill
O'Neill
University of Pennsylvania
Tunkhannock
Third Street
Diarrhoea Remedy Promoted By Army Nurse In Cuba
Charles H. Marks, acting as a nurse at Beyond Division Hospital Santiago de Cuba, used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with good results. Sold by druggists. Matthews Bros, agents. Claims payment if testimonials are false. Mall's Catarrh Cure advertised as blood-acting internally with testimonials.
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Charles H. Marks
Fifth Army Corps
Santiago de Cuba
Matthews Bros
Honesdale Week Ahead With Services and Public Events
Local churches plan children day exercises and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. G A Place. Grace Episcopal ladies host a rummage sale. D J Howell serves on West Chester State Normal board. Posters at Atlantic City trip. Wand concert tonight at Riverside Park and a street parade by Goodrich shows failed to materialize. Mr W Haywood injured seriously after fall from ladder.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Presbyterian Sunday School
G. A. Place
Methodist Church
Maple City
Deposit
N.Y
Ladies of Grace Mpliscopal Church
D. J. Howelle
State Normal School
West Chester
C. E. Poster
Atlantic City
National Medical Association
Riverside Park
Goodrich
Carbondale
W. & Haywood
Coe Durland
Funeral of P. H. Tiffany Held in Brooklyn Village
The funeral for P. H. Tiffany was held at his Brooklyn residence conducted by Dr. Barge. Born July 9 1825 in Dimock Susquehanna County he was nearly 75. He lived on a Lindaville farm before moving to Brooklyn village where he died after paralysis in May. He leaves a wife three sons Fred Judson Frank and a daughter Mrs F H Kent.
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Scranton Triline
Brooklyn
P. H. Tiffany
Barge
Universalist Church
Tiffany
Dimock
Susquehanna County
Lindaville
Brooklyn Village
Gold Fellows Indigo
Fred
Judson
Frank
F. H. Kent
Street Incident Prompts Medicine Claim Exchange
Street scene between Lawyer Bartholomew Livingston and Rev Archibald Windham ends with Hood's Sarsaparilla praised as curing indigestion stomach troubles rheumatism and scrofula for family members. The reverend recounts recovery after using the remedy.
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Bartholomew Livingston
Archibald Windham
Hood
Markets Shaken by Wheat Rise and Railroad News
The New York markets show a wheat price rise amid heavy trading and Western railroad disruptions. Profit-taking and mixed signals from the wheat country deepen volatility as traders weigh rail discussions and potential rate changes.
Market Drift Mirrors Crop Woes Across Regions
Traders note lingering weakness in crops and spillover into rail and river assets. Shares in Missouri Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio show soft ties amid dividend worries. Wall Street eases as fears of China and London instability temper early trading with modest losses. Total sales around 255,700 shares.
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Missouri Pacific
Baltimore
Hio
China
London
Wales
Butter-Creamery and Produce Prices in July Market
Corrected listing shows dairy items and produce with mixed abbreviations and prices. Entries include Butter-Creamery at 2 c, Cheese Full cream, Bermuda Onions at 1.75, Flowr Best patent, and totals around 84.26 dollars in a July market snippet.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ava
Deiry
Bermuda
Market News From Philadelphia Grain and Cotton Reports
Philadelphia market notes show wheat and corn advancing in firm tones under mixed futures. Cotton prices ease in uplands while western creamery products and live poultry markets reflect steady to cautious demand. livestock receipts and grain balances cited with quantities in sacks, barrels, and bushels.
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Philadelphia
New York
New York Wheat Market Trends Report June Update
The report notes stronger wheat futures activity in New York with increased demand and higher prices. Track details mention elevator operations, market openness, and shifting supply lines as traders monitor October deliveries and nearby contracts for guidance.
Market Update June Weather Dampens Wheat Trading
Chicago trading volumes show mild advances in July wheat as market activity steadies. Weather in the northwest holds influence while other grains edge higher and close values respond to shifting demand across the session.
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Chicago
Igaltge
Tigo
Unclear OCR: commodity list with pricing and terms
Fragmentary OCR lists cereal grains pork whiskey and other items with scattered numbers and abbreviations. Identifiable terms include wheat red white and Timothy hay, prices like 1.23 and references to stores or stations, but most text is garbled and nonstandard.
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Wiour- Siem
Sprint
sTteattige
Sulien
Shasewe
Abe
Steers, cows, and lambs steady amid mixed stock market tones
The market shows steady to weak action across cattle with feeders slow and mixed grades. Texas and Colorado sheep run strong in some spots, Texas fed steers around 4.05 to 4.50, and spring lambs near 7.25, while high-tonnage loads and bulls fluctuate in price.
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Chiesco
Texas Fed
Texas
Sali
Colorado
Cattle and Meat Prices Reported In Regional Market
Market notes show steady demand for fat cows and veal while yearlings and sheep face varied prices. Livestock values include cattle around four figures and 5,000 plus for certain lots, with notes on frost risk and monthly closing trends in Western markets.
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New York
Vuierha
East Buffalo Cattle Market Fatness and Weights Noted
The East Buffalo cattle market reports fairly good cows and active week with late males and workers, weighing around medium to heavy classes. Prices cited include spring lambs at 7.78 per unit, wethers at 5.10, and various ranges for lambs and ewes alongside general market activity.
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East Buffalo
Juno
Malai
Ko “Ator
Wethers
Hi Cule
Isa Wethers
Epringers
Cattle Trade and Market Terms From Narrow OCR Fragment
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at cattle market terms and prices, with numbers and the word common appearing alongside references to wine and veal. The garbled text includes monetary values like 4 4005 00 and 8 424, plus scattered place names and products, but specific events or dates are unclear.
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Pring
Alin BA
Unclear OCR fragment prompts brief item
Fragmentary text mentions balances, certificates, counts, and numbers with unclear meaning. Contains no identifiable people or organizations and cannot establish a coherent event or notice.
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Jonas Long
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Monroe
John Jay
Frank Benjamin
Jennie Rosengrant
D. W. Hager
James Hulready
Great Pond
Brustville Club
Julia, Foot
Minnie L. Foot
Frank J. Tingley
Lottie M. Foot
Harry Ransom
J. W. Hayner
Mick Fiona Tiffany
Mra. Tingley
Mre. Ransom
Mr. Ransom
New Milford Township
F. H. Wilcox
Harford
Harriet Stanton
Beeccham
Beecham
Bowdal
J. Hood
Montrose
New York Milk Exchange
L. W. Church
Himira
Harry M. Miller
Misa Rhena Cole
Mrs. Miller
Church Street
Santiago
Toledo
Lucas County
F. J
Ish Beal
A. W. Glearn
Mall
Ney
Fiale
Wall Street Review
Etocka
Wall Street
Adviers
Simone Rilroucde
Western Railroad
Wratern
Pleere
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Mears
Chile
St. Pant
Fate
Tex
Manhattan
Traction
Pentral
Pacific
Norfolk & Weatern
Fiat
C & Wather
Union Pacific
Chicago Board OF Trade
Firat
National Bank
Scranton Savings Ho
Hank . Nl
Scranton Packin Co
Third National Hank
Diewnint Bank
Clark & Snover
Clark & Bnover
Suninion Iron
Ror & Mig
Scranton Axle
Lacka
Berauton
Caren
Philadelphia Grain and Produces
New York Grain and Produce
Alloat
Cie
Optimne
Atrey
Etrouw
Sigattiae
Advanne
Daly
Affoat
Levator
Chicago Grain and Produce
Misses Bell
Fifth Avenue
Aly
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Enet Liberty Cattle
Dune & Balances
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