Appointments of Census Takers for Fifth District
Complete list of census enumerators for Susquehanna Wayne Wyoming Bradford and Sullivan counties presented by C H Ainey supervisor. Montrose headquarters. Enumerators include names across Susquehanna and Bradford counties with district divisions and townships listed. many entries cover numerous townships and boroughs in the five counties.
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Susquehanna
Wayne
Wyoming
Bradford
Sullivan
Montrose
Scranton ‘Tritone
Pitth
Charles H. Alney
Prohibitionist Rev Dixon Eyes Eighth District Run
Rev E E Dixon pastor of East Stroudsburg Methodist Episcopal Church seeks time to campaign for Congress. Nominated by the Prohibitionists for the Eighth District which includes Carbon Monroe Pike and Northampton counties. The race has Democrats split over representation and rotation with disputes between Monroe and Northampton factions. Ex congressman Mutchler seeks return while Barber may face defeat in Carbon county.
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Seeunton Tribune
Stroudsburg
E. E. Dixon
East Stroudsburg Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighth Congressional District
Congress
Dixon
Prohibitionista
Carbon
Monroe
Pike
Northampton
Nehming
Monroe County
Northampton County
Howard Mutchier
Laud H. Barber
Carbon County
Barber
Mutchler
Base Ball Accident Ends in Serious Injury at Keystone Grounds
Special to the Scranton Tribune Factoryville May A serious accident occurred at a Keystone grounds base ball game when 17 year old Frank Cornell of Nicholson was struck between the eyes by a foul tip. He initially walked about but fainted after leaving the field. Dr Hiller attended him at a school building where he became delirious and three men held him. The physician could not determine if a skull fracture or blood clot caused the condition. He remains in grave danger and may not recover. Jerome B Cornell of Nicholson is the father.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Keystone
Frank Cornell
Nicholson
Hiller
Wether
Jerome B. Cornell
Stroudsburg Lands Peerless Plush Plant From Paterson N J
Special to the Keranton Testune Stroudsburg will move the Peerless plush factory from Paterson New Jersey to town within three months Newton New Jersey offered 5000 toward site purchase and plant removal The company plans spending between 40000 and 50000 on building and machinery to operate in Paterson until the new plant is ready water facilities here influenced decision
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Stroudsburg
Paterson
N. J
Newton
Com
New Plant Planned Near Town and East Stroudsburg
The company will employ over men and women in skilled work at a new plant to be located near the new brewery between this town and East Stroudsburg. Construction plans are with contractors. The project arose from a public subscription led by A. B. Wyckoff, Robert Brown, and other merchants who raised over four thousand dollars in a few days.
Jurors Named for June Quarter Sessions at Tunkhannock
Special to the Scrynton Tribne lists Grand Jury and Petit Jury selections for the June term. Names include B H Shook Edward J Wagner Henry Barnham Azor Stemples KL BE Meade George M Gunder Charlies Race Ned Jones William Howell William Farr O Adams W H Quick Mason Rhodes Edward A Baker J W Burgess Peter Bedell J B Smith Fred Harding Frank Newman Thomas Mahone GB W Brown Frank Montange Lewis Stark and others from Tunkhannock Norton Branch Meshoppen Nicholson Falls Mehoopany Forketon Laceyville Exeter Windham North Branch and Forkston. Memorial Day services are set for May 27 at the Methodist church with Rev H H Wilbur to preach.
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Tunkhannock
B. H. Shook
Edward J. Wagner
Tunkhannock Township
Henry Barnham
KL. BE. Meade
Azor Stemples
Knapp
Braintrim
George M. Gunder
Washington
Charlies Race
Monroe
Ned Jones
William Howell
William Farr
Windhon
O. Adams
Windham
W. H. Quick
Nicholson
Mason Rhodes
Edward A. Baker
Noxon
W. D. Burgess
North Branch
Peter Bedell
Clinton
J. B. Smith
Farctoryville
Fred Harding
Northmoreland
William Rumick
Harry Welch
N. A. McKown
Alvah Melhuish
Peter Ace
A. M. DeWitt
Falls
Lorey Walters
Eugene Smalley
Charles Sheffer
H. C. Stark
Oliver Goodwin
Joseph Cady
Charles Carpenter
William Richards
James A. Sutton
Solomon Walters
O. G. Mahon
Overfield
Paul c. Clayton
Meshoppen
C. B. Fausett
Forketon
Lewis Bronson
Forkston
Arthur R. Lacey
Laceyville
George Kocher
Exeter
Henry McCarroll
Timothy P. Colins
H. W. Kling
Methodist Church
H. H. Wilbur
Steller Corps
Harry Purdon
Fitlston
E. E. Mentzer
Philadelphia
W. N. Reynolds, Jr
E. K. Tittle
Wilkes-Barre
George KL. Kennard
Helen Lewis
Maltimore
W. S. Tewksberry
University of Pennsylvania
Wyoming Seminary
Enterprise Hose plans June fair amid postponement
Forest City May 18 Special to the Scranton Trimino Enterprise Hose company holds a meeting to reschedule a fair for the week starting June 14 with disposal of items including a shotgun bicycle sewing machine and gold watch. A separate Enterprise Hue meeting and drill are scheduled tonight. Owing to fires insurance policies are being canceled. Local residents faced fire loss and fatalities include a four month old child from whooping cough and two infant funerals at Forest City cemetery.
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Scranton Trimino
Forest City
Enterprise Hose Company
Enterprise Hue Company
Richmondale
H. W. Brown
George Dunn
Cora Stephens
Carrondale
A. McCabe
Michael Cauley
South Main Street
Forest City Cemetery
Smith captivates Brooklyn crowd in Plan for lectures
Special from Factoryville notes Prof Bromley Smith lectured to a full house in Brooklyn Pa on Friday night. Ira Hartman and wife of Stroudsburg paused here during their wedding tour en route from New York to Stroudsburg. The week brings butter factory work to full pace with rattle of milk cans to resume soon and Keystone academy gala event planned next Friday evening.
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Beranton Tribune
Factoryville
Bromley Smith
Brooklyn
Ira Hartman
Strouduburg
New York State
Stroudsburg
Paulowna Rebekah Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Keystone Academy
acaHon
F. &. Amand
CC. R
Montrose Beats Keystone Academy In Short Seven Inning Baseball
A pleasant visit to Postmaster P. B. Walter preceded Montrose's 16 to 23 win over Keystone Academy in seven innings. Montrose built an early lead as Keystone fought back in the fifth inning with spirited defense and offense. Lineups featured Conklin, Hassomer, Matthews, Hart, and Carey for Montrose and Strong, White, W. Green, and Marsh for Keystone.
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P. B. Walter
Montrose
Keystone Academy
Keystone
Shields
Lichsinger
Powell
S. S
Sutton
E. Green
C. F
Marsh
Obit and town news from Susquehanna area May events
Mrs. James Doud of Jameson Hollow died Thursday. Funeral from St. John's Catholic church. Remains interred Laurel Hill cemetery after a Saturday requiem high mass. Rev. Mr. Smith visiting from Chenango Bridge. Erie shop force expanding. church sacraments and baptisms noted. Oakland High School commencement at Hogan opera house with three graduates. President Byron W. King of King’s College lectured on Eyes That See Not and Care That Hear Not. Patr iotic order Sons of America district convention planned in Jackson. Mrs. Chauncy Van Allen seriously ill with heart disease. Dr K E W Maxson of Forest City ill. United Brass band of Forest City receives charter. Lafayette Lyon farm sold at Uniondale for 21200 to Charlies Lyon. Moody Relief corps to hold May 20 event at Hogan opera house for Memorial Day. Miss Jennie Lewis sailed to England for weeks abroad. Forest City discusses National bank. Susquehanna County to lose towns if new county forms. telescope joke noted. Northeastern Pennsylvania Telephone to build line Forest City to Lanesboro via Staracea and Nineveh connections. Rev William Jennings of Forest City seriously ill. Burglars hit Erie station at Narrowsburg stealing baggage.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
James Doud
Jameson Hollow
Great Bend Township
St. John’s Catholic Church
Laurel Hill
Mr. Smith
Chenango Bridge
N. Y
Oakland
Erie
Presbyterian Church
Oakland High School
Hogan Opera House
Byron W. King
King's College of Oratory
Pittsburg
the Patriotic Order, Sons of America
Jackson
Chauncy van Allen
KE. W. Maxson
Forest City
United Brass Band
Lafayette Lyon Farm
Uniondale
Charlies Lyyon
Moody Relief Corps
Jennie Lewis
New York
England
Carbondale
Susquehanna County
Northeastern
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Lanesboro
Starace
The Markets in New York May 14 Stock Tone and Trading
Trading remained unsettled with sells and cover from bears. Missouri Pacific rose briefly with strong support for Grangers and Burlington and Southern after a rally in Tobacco preferred. Bank statement failed to spark broad loan expansion, leaving prices mostly unsteady with some recoveries and weak gas, steel, and dairy tones.
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New York
Missouri Pacific
Burlington and Southern Railway
Ite &M
People's Gas
Iber
Botiile
United States
Unclear OCR item with mixed stray terms
Fragmentary text lists names and items with prices in a stray format. It mentions a location near Lackawanna Avenue and several unclear product terms including foods and weights. No coherent event or notice emerges from the readable portion.
Untitled agricultural note with scattered crop terms
A fragmentary report lists crops and farming terms including wheat, clover, weather, and pruning. It references months and seasonal notes but overall lacks coherent events or names. The legible pieces point to agricultural observations rather than a clear news item.
No clear headline from mixed OCR market notes
Market terms for New York and Minnesota patents and grains appear jumbled. The entry mentions May and September futures, Spot prices for Wheat and Corn, and varied dairy and meat notes, but readable facts are limited.
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New York
Minnesota
Weatorn Creamery
Tita Miye
Atato Duirry
Market declines and rebound mark Chicago commodities show
Chicago May 1 report notes liquidation in corn wheat and oats with a late recovery. Corn fell to 36 1/2 but closed around 41 1/4, while receipts totaled 16 cars. Flour and seed prices listed include winter patent and spring varieties with rough changes.
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Chicago
Cattle Receipts and Market Tone Reported in Chicago
Chicago May 1 market note shows cattle receipts for the week with strong demand and steady to firm prices. Steers and heifers sold across ranges including mixed classes with quoted prices around 1.26 to 4.50 per hundredweight, with totals and daily receipts cited for Texan and other cattle.
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Chicago
Gombin
Staely
Howe
Eholoe Brave
Shodadah
Ahnee Wethera
Unclear OCR: weather and market notes fragment
Fragmentary data from a May 12 entry shows scattered terms about weather, receipts, car stock, market shading, and prices. Names and coherent events are not readable, making a concrete summary difficult from the garbled text.
Liberty News Briefs From May 12 Amidst Mixed Markets
Fragmentary notes report on cattle standings, lambs, veal, and beef prices with references to heavy and extra heavy markets. Mentions liberty region lines and numbers like 2003.40 but lacks coherent events or names.
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Org Liberty
Axis
Unclear OCR News Snippet From New York Date May 1
Fragmentary text from a New York page dated May 1 mentions steady conditions and several unclear names and figures. The readable parts indicate a weather or market brief with no coherent events or outcomes to report.
Old City May 12 Credit and Shipping Brief
Fragmentary OCR note records mixed figures: credit balances, certificates, bids or offers on shipments, 2,208 barrels average and 000 barrels rune. Mentions shipmenite and 01,000 be re. Unclear entities and dates due to damaged text.
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Old City
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims universal efficacy
A garbled advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh a constitutional ailment. It asserts internal action through the blood and claims the proprietors guarantee success with one hundred dollars if it fails, touting a family physician pedigree.
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