Curious Case of Philip Vetter and Local Notes in Susquehanna
Special from Susquehanna June 24 reports physician investigations into Philip Vetter of Brookdale showing a volatile temper tied to a lunar phase and a skin change. also marriage of J Storm Varick and Louise Swenson. plans for a 6000 barrel reservoir in Lanesboro. fruit crops favorable with cheaper berries asked. Erie railroad notes and local sightings include graduates from the Erie system, a large census in Montrose, and a deadly trio of accidents in Pittston including Joseph Casey John Coyle and James Delehanty with grim details.
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Scranton Tabune
Susquehanna
Philadelphia
Philip Vetter
Brookdale
Vetter
Harmieces
South Carolina
Philip
David I. Swenson
Presbyterian Church
J. Storm Varick
Louise Swenson
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Canawaoda Water Supply Company
Lanesboro
Susquehanna County
Automobile Club
Tribune Fresh Air
Prize Debate at Bloomsburg Normal School
The annual prize debate between the Philologian society and the Webster Debating club took place in the Normal school’s auditorium. Contestants earned gold prizes. judges included W. A. Turnetach and others. G. Bhner Wilbur won first prize with strong affirmative performance on Philippine independence.
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Bloomsburg
Philologian Society
Webster Debating Club
Normal School
Tok
Socie Uea
H. Oliver
Philo
Beran
Cue
U. Kimer Wilbur
Binurvie
Laurence
Moors
Marysville
Mise Predrien Dioport
W. DD. C
Huntington Mille
Micoel I. Yergs
W. DD
Portstown
Jd. Tirant Kehler
Mt. Carmel
United States
Philippine Lelands
Judeca
W. A. Turnetach
H Maxleton
Raymond Wilson
Danville
Martin
Orangeville
Locals hold lawn social as pets gain attention
Kay Snyder owns a thoroughbred bird dow with a pointer named Jennie mother to ten puppies. A lawn social is planned at Mrs. George Snyder's home with ice cream served. Burglars last night hit Mr. F. E. Proper's store stealing twenty two pairs of Indies shoes and other small items. Last week butter and canned fruit were taken from An-
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Shanton Tribune
Nicholson
Kay Snyder
Jennie
George Snyder
F. EK
Proper
Avoca News Briefs From Moosic and Surrounding Towns
John Loftus’s son from Moosic dies at Hilldale Sanitarium and is returned home for burial preparations. Wedding announced for Miss Mary Brehony and Benjamin McGlynn of New York City. Morton visits New London, Conn. Miss Margaret Aikman heads to Stroudsburg Normal School graduation. her sister Anna also in class. Jennie Newlin to spend weeks with friends in Boyertown. Mr and Mrs O H Darrow and daughter visit Scranton. School board retains same teaching corps for next year. Daughters of Virginial elect officers led by Elizabeth Hines and Cecelia McGlynn.
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Pittston
Joseph Casey
Center Street
John Coyle
Upper Pittston
James E. Delehanty
West Pittston
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Decrated
Jaxopl Coyle
Weat
Pitt
James Hogan
Union Street
Jacob Moran
Providence
Joseph P. Delehanty
Delehanty
West Pittaton
Ther
Delehanty Dyeing Machine Works
Touhill
John & Llewellyn
Joseph D. Deleharity
George TA. Delehanty
Joseph PP Delehanty
John
Loftus
Moosic
Hillaide
Mary
Mia
Michael Brehony
Menjamin McGlynn
New York City
Mire
D.C
Morton
New London
Margaret Aikman
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Anna
Jennile Newlin
Boyte
H. Darrow
Scranton
C. F. Hoban
Hila O. O'Malley
Helen Dixon
Margaret Henley
Mary Kearney
Vino Gibbons
LB. Reap
Alice Morahan
Agnes Clifford
Mary Keap
Cecelia MecGlynn
Margaret Ward
Daughters of Virinhel
Elizabeth Hines
Dridget Walsh
Cecelia McCilynn
Anna Ward
Alice Conway
D. J. Burns
Hlizabeth Lawler
Hontine
Margaret McKeon
Margaret O'Malley
Wiliam Hoban
Owen Ruane
Michael Hopkins
St. Michael's
Toronto
M. J. Murray
Bt. Bonaventure's
Hallstead Notes Move, Weddings, Crimes and Fairs
Hallstead scene includes Leonard moving to manage Mitchell House and Arthur Bradstreet joining as clerk. Burglary at Hand's grocery yields ham and tobacco loot. Miss Fannie Simrell to wed Warren F. Simrell at groom’s home with after-globe tour. Y P S C F hosts ice cream social at chair factory. funeral for Myler Curley noted. brass band music by Bullard’s.
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Scranton Tribune
Hallstead
Leonard
Owego
Mitchell House
John Stockholm
Chas, Hawkins
Hickory Grove
Myrtle Swartz
Elmira College
C. E. Swartz
Chair
Peter Allen
Fannie Simrell
Warren F. Simrell
Wiliam Street
Guffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
C.F
The
Baptist Church
Myler Curley
Greaat Bend
St. Lawrence
Allegheny
John Palmer
Celia Lannon
Susquehanne
M. J. Puffy
Fatal Wreck Near McDonough Claims Crew and Passengers
A deadly railroad wreck near McDonough killed conductor W A Barclay and eight Black section workers, with only three women aboard surviving. Fire hampered rescuers as bodies washed from the gorge and were gathered at dawn for burial. many victims could only be identified by papers in their pockets.
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Macon
McBonough
Daylieht
Atlanta
McDonough
Tila
Ooensides
W. A. Barclay
Georgia Midland
Gulf Road
Vast Debt and Language Lore Spur Varied Global Facts
The excerpt cites massive loans of up to £2,000,000,000 to nations, notes France leads in people over 10, Ireland’s text, and mentions St. Paul’s Cathedral and Great Britain trading grants. It explains archaic meanings of terms like idiot and clown, lists county names and many townships, and discusses calendar reform, a mountain in China rich in alum, and West Point founding in 1802 with 540 cadets.
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France
Ireland
St. Paul's Cathedral
Great Britain
Mac
Macdonald
Donaldson
Fairfax
Mona “Ehurl
Jackson
Woshington
Morrison
Jeferman
Wayne
Clay
China
Mou-Chek
United States
Weat Point
Army
Markets End Week With Irregular Moves On Volume
The New York market opened volatile as traders faced speculations on a bank statement and a mixed wheat influence. Northern Pacific led declines while United States bonds softened and several rail and industrial issues softened before a few rallies. Trading totaled 205,100 shares with mixed bank and commodity notes amid a broad market drift and headlines from the clearing house impact. Prominent listings included First National Bank, Scranton Bolt and Nut Co, and Scranton Passenger Railway bonds.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Steele
Tate
Monk
Storks
Bend
United States
Tunkhannock Attends Mehoopany Wedding Big List
Special to the Beranton Trifane from Tunkhannock reports attendees at Miss Mary Ingham’s Mehoopany wedding including Agnes Stark Flora White Kate Vose Myrtle Vose Elizabeth Kiefer Adelaide McKowan May Keithline Dr Tewksbury and wife Mrs Spaulding James Hight L F Camp Frank Miller Mr and Mrs Harry Billings F I Jennings Mrs GC Miller and John Fassett with mother, Miss Ray Hayden visiting Kingston. The note also lists local incidents and movements around town.
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Beranton Trifane
Tunkhannock
Mary Ingham
Mehoopany
Agnes Stark
Flora White
Kate Vose
Myrtle Vose
Elisabeth Kiefer
Adelaide McKowan
May Keithline
Dr. Tewksbury
Mra. Spaulding
James Hight
L. F. Camp
Frank Miller
Harry Billings
F. I. Jennings
Conklin Torrey
James
White's Fery
Wyoming County
Wat
Wilkes-Barre Hospital
Moneypenny’s Glen
D. Conklin Terry
George Button
George Terry
James Terry
Sheriff Gray
Robert Pratt
Dell Boutt
Carbondale
Winola Woolen
Rose Herrick
Chase
Kington
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ad Promises Child Relief
Fragmented OCR advert claims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup used for over fifty years by mothers to cure colic and teething pain. Mentions gum problems and general relief, with garbled brand details and poor legibility.
Bargain Dept. Yard Goods at Johns Stores
Long list of discounted fabrics and broken lots offered in vivid description. Gingham fabrics in 34 inch widths at low prices, black dress goods and mohair brocades with strong colorings, and silk like silks advertised with savings from 19 cents to 65 cents per yard. Special lots include 46 inch mohair brocades and 45 inch all wool brocades.
Special Monday Deals on White Goods and Fabrics
White goods sale features dozen picnic napkins of fine twisled cotton with red borders. About 800 yards of white checked nainsook for dresses and waists, patterns selling at 15 cents. White dress goods including India linens dimities lawns priced at 18 cents. Full 10-4 bedspreads bleached with Marseilles patterns at 64 cents each, winter price would be higher.
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Marseilles
Infants' Wear at Bargain Prices This Week
Retail note highlights baby clothing with gingham dresses at 49 to 50 cents and sun bonnets of white pique with embroidery edge. Emphasis on affordable nursey needs and quickly selling items.
Special Grocery Bargains At Dailey’s Market
Readable ad style list touts sale prices on Uneeda biscuits eggs butter catsup ham or tongue shred wheat drink cocoanut Van Camp’s Chili sauce sardines in oil soups and coffee blends with unit prices shown and enticing phrasing for shoppers.
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Shepp
van Camp
Anderson
Wheat and dairy markets show firm and mixed patterns
The report details strong firm prices for wheat and flour while dairy churning conditions remain steady. It notes higher prices for butter and western creamery products with mixed futures.
Wheat market report fueled by weather and demand shifts
A New York commodities note from June 23 describes wheat and flour markets with mixed prices, weather impacts, and speculative buying. References to No 2 red, No 3, and dietary flour grades reflect brief price moves amid unsettled conditions and occasional profit taking.
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New York
Minnesota
Peice
Bakers
Shahah
Duluth
Honkya
Litige
Deowmaker
Tellatiler
Malie
Deretionnd session on wheat market shows bullish opening
A fragmented report describes a volatile trading day with a strong early advance in wheat prices and a panic bullish mood. Prices moved after the bell at 4, with heavy selling by long traders limiting full market breakout.
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Tye
Longa
Market Woes and Wheat Prices Amid Turbulent Trading
Turbulent trading saw delayed short covering and strong demand from northwest buyers and foreign traders. July wheat rallied, cash quotes held firm for flour and bread grades while animal products and commodities mixed. receipts and clearances varied with regional activity and mixed year-over-year comparisons.
Cattle Leads and Sheep Receipts in Chicago Market
Chicago June 23 cattle receipts 209 natives wood to prime arears mixed stockers 4 75 140 calves 500 60 Texas fed steers 4 00 8.00 bulls 2600 3 0 sheep receipts 8 000 sheep and lambs slow good to choice Western sheep 4 84 7500 75 yearlings 408 00 native lambs western do 4 50 96 7 Reveiptible week cattle 8 000 steers 100 800 sheep 10 400
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Hoge—ieceipte
Ladid
Cattle and Sheep Auction Totals Reported at East Buffalo Sale
At East Buffalo on June 2 cattle ranged from 40 head of calves to mixed lots with top yearlings and lambs. Prices varied with calves around 64.25 and pigs at about 5.50, while heavy stock and rough figures totaled roughly 4.70 to 4.00.
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East Buffalo
Comemn
Khehen
Hilda
New York Live Stock Market Report
Market notes from New York show weak demand with no trading. Calves steady while sheep and lamb offerings price around 4.70 to 4.75 per unit, cull prices near 102.75, lambs about 40, and miscellaneous items listed with varied prices.
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New York
Neevea
Sheen
Hoge
Nomil
East Liberty Cattle Market Report
East Liberty market notes show cattle steady to extra with steady and higher hogs and sheep. Prices mix across categories with prime hogs around 60 and weights and calves listed in the 4.00 to 7.00 range, reflecting general demand and market activity.
Unclear Credit Balances and Shipments Reported
Fragmentary item notes credit balances and shipments with no bid reports. Mentions FLO8 cer tisentes and non reported runs in and from OH city in June.
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OH City
Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warned
Caution issued against ointments containing mercury for catarrh as internally taken remedies may harm the body. The warning notes that mercury compounds act on blood and mucous membranes and should be avoided.
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F. Taleo
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Erie
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Benjamin Thomas
Western Indiana Railroad
Chicago Hel! Line
Frank &. Gannon
Great Southern Railroad System
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J. N. Abbott
Conilidated Electric Lighting and Equipment Company
Erle
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Mansfield
Broad Street Methodist Episcopal, Congregational, Primitive Methodist
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Lehigh Valley Freight House
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Pretoria
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Stineen
Mason Cist KU Company
Pasot
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AVOCA
Condensed Knowledge
Wall Street Review
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People's Street
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Fae Dirkwon Manufacturing Co
City of Scranton
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American Sugar
Ameriga
Tor
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inUion Maeitie
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Chicago Board OF Trade
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Piet Methonalae
O. Eae & Trust Co
Joos Long
Sons
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
StaS&e
Sahih
Eity
Eatra
Bogshrady
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Northwest
Fie
Wrinwry
Minneapolia
Woluth
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle
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