Stroudsburg Chloroform Case Splits Monroe County News
Special to the Scranton Tribune Stroudsburg March 27 Miss Pearl Reese story doubt cast as her note to a lover reveals intent to die. She attended Epworth League and Salvation Army services before heading toward Pocono bridge with chloroform. She briefly reconsidered and spent night at the Nevill house. An on Monday health board formed with R H Kintner president and Dr W K Gregory secretary and Amos Schoonong health officer. The Epworth league hosted a reception for Rev Robert Crawford and Mrs Crawford amid church debates over his assignment and marriage. Joseph Birch jailed for burglary. bail set at 500.
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Stroudsburg
Miss Reese
Epworth League
East Stroudsburg Methodist Episcopal Church
Tater Abe
Salvation Army
Green Street
R. H. Kintner
W. KK. Gregory
Amos Schoonong
Kinney
Welter
Joseph Birch
Tannersville
Crystal Springs
Birch
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Crawford
Rev
Crawford
Stroudeburg
Fowler
Woether
Montrose Holds Funeral for W B Stoddard
Largely attended services were held at the home of the late W B Stoddard in Montrose on Monday at 4 o clock. The Episcopal burial rite was read by Rev E A Warriner with Rev A L Benton assisting. Cousins served as pallbearers and flowers bearers. business houses closed in respect.
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Montrose
W. B. Stoddard
E. A. Warriner
St. Paul's Church
A. L. Benton
Presbyterian Church
Royal Arcanum
Rough and Ready Fire Company
Montrove Fire Company
Montrove Fire Company, No. 2, and Rescue Hook and Ladder Company
N. C. Warner
W. H. Warner
Nelson Warner
N. A. Warner
R. T. Littl
Charles Warner
Fliza Warner
Mary Warner
Anna Little
Susie Warner
Louise Warner
Emma Lott
Mr. Stoddard
Supreme Court Affirms Wyoming County Estate Decree
The Supreme court at Philadelphia upheld the Wyoming county Orphans court decree in the estate of Philetus Reynolds of Factoryville deceased. Byron Carpenter of Factoryville bought the real estate and gave notes. after the notes failed, he sought to set aside the sale for lack of jurisdiction. The court denied the request and the decision was appealed. The case was argued in February with counsel C. O. Dershimer for Carpenter and Henry Harding for the estate.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Orphans' Court of
Wyoming County
Philetus Reynolds
Factory- Villeborough
Byron Carpenter
Factoryville
Carpenter
C. O. Dershimer
Henry Harding
Opera House
Favorite Prescription Proclaimed for Strong Women Health
A promotional piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weak and sick women. It cites testimonials from mothers and new mothers praising easier pregnancies and stronger health, and urges readers to seek free medical advice from Dr. Pierce at the Buffalo institute.
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Napoleon
France
Egypt
Russia
Dr. Pierce
L. E. Corti
Waltonville
Hox
Doctor Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
N. Y
Sadie Kaiser Concert Aids Women's Relief Corps Efforts
The Sadie Kaiser Concert company led by Miss Kaiser with Miss Parker from Wyoming Seminary elocutionist and Miss Albright of Pittston pianist performs under the Women's Relief Corps for the corps treasury and local G A R charity needs. Also notes hospital stay for Mrs. F J Billings and local residents visits and hotel license remonstrance status in the county.
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Sadie Kaiser
Women's Relief Corps
Miss Kaiser
Miss Parker
Wyoming Seminary
Misa Albright
Pittston
Treasury
Grand Army of the Republic
F. J. Billings
Wilkes-Barre
John B. Jennings
Mehoopany
B. Stone
Aoe
Meeting of Binghamton fifth sub-district for twentieth century movement
Nicholson March 27 meeting to be held Friday at 2 pm in the Methodist Episcopal church. The fifth sub-district includes Nicholson Foster Harford Gibson Factoryville Dalton Newton Falls and West Nicholson. Conference committee members listed. Nearby social notes update residents and moving plans. Ten cent supper planned at Presbyterian church 5 to 8 pm Wednesday for church benefit.
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Scranton
William F. Shields
New Milford
Presbyterian Church
Eley
Steele Hill
Frank Shick
Merrit Oakley
Spencer Sweet
A. E. Rodney
Starkville
George Hinkley
Rose Lynch
Clark's Summit
Nellie Thompson
Della Sprague
Mra
Omer Conrad
Lenox
H. K. Wilkins
Arthur Weinshank
Factoryville Social and Business Notes
Mr H Briggs of Peckville visited Factoryville over Sunday. James Winters moved his family to the tunnel for work. Odd Fellows encampment No 246 will confer the third degree this evening with D D G P John F P Sickler present. George Oakley will live in the Nelson Cobb house and work for W R Gardner. Henry Crisman returns from Newark to visit family and will travel to New York then Colorado for health. Bertha Crisman visiting Scranton. Blanche Stark spent Sunday with relatives near East Lemon. A C Blies rents rooms and opens a first class general store on April 1 in Thompson. Mrs Sallie Knapp critically ill at daughter’s home on Main Street. Cottage prayer meeting held at George Pipher’s.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
8. H. Briggs
Peckville
James Winters
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
John FP. Sickler
Tunkhannock
George Oakley
Nelson Cobb
Main Street
W. R. Gardner
Henry Crisman
Newark
N. J
George Crisman
New York
Colorado
Bertha Crisman
Scranton
Blanche Stark
East Lemon
A. C. Blies
Foster Block
Thompson
Sallie Knapp
Rule Capwell
George Pipher
Congregational ministers gather in Oakland for formal recognition
A council of Congregational ministers and churches met at the First Congregational church in Oakland with many clergy present and the event included the hand of fellowship. Rev. Nacy M. Waters preached to a large crowd, and the new church opens with over hundred members.
Local notes from Jackson street visit and area services
The report mentions Mias Loul of Jackson street returning from a visit with Car bondale relatives. Clergymen at Oakland creek church services include Rev. Dr Ward Taylor, Nancy Magee Watera of Binghamton, and Rev. John Maraland of Franklin NY.
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Mias Loul
Jackson Street
Carbondale
Oakland
Suppy
Erie
Susquehanna
Amdavita
Hallstead
Great Bend
Binghamton
Forest City Fair Promises Busy Week In Opera House
Interprise Hose company No 1 opens a Davis opera house fair the week of March 14 with prepared articles for sale including a sewing machine eight day clocks and a gold watch. Raffle tickets are sold by company members as Miss Louisa Clark lies ill nearby and local travel to Starrucca is noted. The Susquehanna county bounty on foxes peas and minkas ends after April and the Democratic county committee meets in Montrose.
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Forest City
Interprise Hose Company
Davis’ Opera House
Pentecost
Carr's
Lee & Wells
Louisa Clark
W. M. Clark
Lafayette Decker
Dunmore
Frank Hollenbeck
H. Stoddard
Henry Weed
Delaware Street
Starrucca
Bessie Melvin
Carbondale
Susquehanna County
Democratic County Committee
Montrose
Sayre Soldier Dies in Nebraska Service
Arthur Loudon a United States cavalryman stationed at Niobrara Nebraska died on Friday his remains reached Sayre yesterday Arbor day will be observed by property owners at Lake Wesanking April Elisha R Cox formerly of the county has been indicted at Owego for manslaughter Grace Rogers visiting relatives at Avoca Judge Dunham presiding in Troy Edward Johnson jailed for threatening to kill his wife Barton Warner of Auburn Center injured in a freight train accident Frank Vose of Skinner's Eddy to take possession of D O Hollon residence Paymaster Wilhelm denial of resignation Lehigh Valley Bert Haydn receives Turkish rug on 30th anniversary I M Romig injured losing right foot on Sugar creek bridge accident Two lads fired shotgun on Bernice branch brakeman injured but not seriously}}
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Scranton Tribune
Towanda
FE. W. Gaylord
Sayre
Judge Dunham
Troy
Edward Johnson
Barton Warner
Auburn Center
Wryalusing
Frank Vose
Skinner's Eddy
D. O. Hollon
North Towanda
J. H. Wilhelm
Lehich Valley
Buffalo Friends of Division
Bert Haydn
Bayra
Lehigh Valley
I. M. Romig
Philadelphia
Pencroyd
Sugar Creek
Bernice Branch
Dushore
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised For Cost Saving Use
A Bedford county reader reports saving many doctor bills since using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy at first signs of cold. He keeps a bottle ready and says the remedy never fails to cure his family, with druggists carrying the product and wholesale agents listed.
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Chamberlain
Mearkle
Mattie
Bedford County
Wall Street Market Mixed as Profit Taking Increases
The March New York market shows active trading with gains in coalers iron and steel and some high priced stocks but overall tone weaker than yesterday. Bond activity remains robust with total sales near 4.9 million dollars and mixed changes in U S 38s and other issues as volume declines.
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New York
United States
Geranton Wholesale Market Corrected Trade List
Corrected by H O Dale at Butter-Creamery and nearby dairy suppliers. It lists tubs eggs cheese and floury items with prices such as two fifty for large marrow and one twenty five for potatoes. Includes Me eggs and Western elect items with noted varieties and unit prices.
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Geranton
H. O. Dale
Lackawanna Avenues
Elect Western
Atate
Grain and Produce Market Report Philadelphia March Wheat Steady
Grain and Produce in Philadelphia reports Wheat steady at contract grade with mixed prices for No 3 heavy and white potatoes showing unchanged to mixed values. Notes include oats and butter markets with various grades and regional lettings. prices and specifics are partially garbled but indicate general stability across wheat and related commodities.
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Philadelphia
Arch
Minn
New York Grain and Produce Market Summary
Market notes show firmer oats and steady butter with unchanged grain prices. Wheat futures held steady with a modest May close, while oats were spot steady with several white oat options trading narrowly.
Wheat and grain futures end firmer on receipts and demand
Chicago market notes firm wheat on receipts and visible stocks with May corn and oats mixed. Prices show gains for revisions while cash quotes are unavailable. lard and sugar futures listed with minor shifts in wholesale pricing.
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Chicago
Scinas
Nor c
Cattle Market Mixed in Chicago Trade on March 37
Cattle prices generally steady with best on sale today. Native steers steady to prime. feeders slow. cows best steady to weak. heifers about steady. canners weak. bulls dull. Texas fed steers and Texas bulls near steady. Sheep and lambs show slower activity with mixed results and sharp price ranges across categories.
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Chicago
Ene Exans
Texas Fed
Texas Bulls
Fogeastive
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Readable Fragments
East Buffalo March market shows steady demand as slaughter cattle and hogs trade. Prices quoted for steers cows heifers and hogs vary with grades and weights. sheep and lamb figures show top values around seven dollars plus per head amid mixed offerings.
East Liberty Cattle and Hogs Market Report
East Liberty market steady for cattle and hogs with prices noted for prime, choice, and common grades. Descriptions include weights and quality terms, alongside veal calves and lambs with varied quotations though OCR fragments obscure exact figures.
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East Liberty
Shuai
Market Report From New York Stock Prices and Slaughter
New York report notes scarce beef offerings with no sales at the auction. Cattle prices show very slow sale with veal around 145.75 dollars. Sheep steady with fair to good quality and lambs priced around 7.80 to 4. The market for hogs appears easier with prices near ten cents per pound.
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New York
Aged Paleness and Piles Remedies in Brief Local Notices
Credit palenens $1.85 and certificates with no bids. 124,558 barrels average cited. Tea and barrels figures. Dr Agnew's Ointment claims cure for piles and skin diseases in three to six nights. Sold by Matthews Bros. and W. T. Clark. Great Britain coast line lights noted at one every 14 miles.
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Ol City
Credit Palenens
Great Britain
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Endorsed by Millions
An 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a universal teething and diarrhoea remedy. It claims over fifty years of use and perfect success for soothing gums stopping pain and calming crying, urging readers to ask for the product by name and avoid substitutes.
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