Pigeons stolen. two men arrested in Luzerne county
In April William Allspaugh reported the theft of six valuable pigeons. John Carmobhell and Michael McCarthy were arrested in Penstale after months of shadowing as pawns of the pigeon thieves. Constable Thnethy Jones made the arrest. The hearing was set for the evening, with subsequent details about the case and local aftermath.
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William Allspaugh
Tou Tribune
On Mataeday
John Carmobhell
Michael McCarthy
Thnethy Jones
Penstale
Luzerne County
Ofra
Blair
Campbell
Bath
Statiowm
Atiipauich
Plymouth Concremtional church event marks fourteenth anniversary
The Plymouth Christian Endeavor society plans a banquet this evening to celebrate its fourteenth anniversary with EL Daniels as toastmaster. The event includes a banquet at a local hotel and speeches by committee chairs and the West Side Young People's Union presidents. A separate church gathering and related social events are noted amid local news briefs.
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Plymouth Concremtional Church
Christian Endeavour Snelety
EL Daniels
Soelick
Syed
West Side
Bpalrohills
Hmnenorte
T. F Meson
Panther Whitty Glee Club
Professor Davis
Foo
Charles Melvin
John J. Holand
John Murtaugh
James Murray
John Callander
Thomas Sullivan
John Golden
Ohn Anderson
C.J. Murray
John J. Boland
Janes Stewart
John Lally
Thomas Barrett
Charles Dougherty
John Harrington
John Langan
Basses
Davis
Thomas Evans
Lorgett Streeta
W. DD. Denne
David Jones
Wayne Avenue
Mthel
Samuel Williama
Wilkes-larre
Patrick Manley
Kelser Avenue
Manley
Cayusa
Annie Jenkins
Pittston
Helen Liewer
West Pittston
Oly Street
Mamie
Thomas Soultry
West Market Street
Epworth League
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Je. G. Baldwin
Wilkes-Barre
Npworth Leagues
Wynming
Neworth League
Mercy
Heln
Epworth Wagues
Community Notes From Honesale Report Mixing News
Local residents Mr and Mrs G W Preston Drinker Street plan a stay before moving to Stroudsburg. Jimmies Mebonougth of Honesale and others are mentioned in scattered notices about residences and social events. A memorial day observance, church duties, and a recent graduation from the senior society are noted amid fragmented town items.
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Jimmies Mebonougth
Honesale
Chesonad Street
CW. Deoluth
Lens
Ethel
Newport News
Wix
G. W. Preston Drinker
Browth
Strouidshur
Miss Lingle
William Harper Cherry Atreet
Jnd
Waiwn Tennis Association
D. BR. Barton
Dudley Street
Lomipit
Amini Boyden
Pittston
Foster King
Holt & Meethi
Presbyterian Church
Carbondale
Carlo
Notin
Weilheelas
Fant Attie Corriers
Pooworth Leigue
Eplecount Churel
Kevin
Remarkable Features of Barnum and Usiley’s Greatest Show on Port
A historic hoax like text describes Barnum and Usiley’s Greatest Show on Port with public days highlighting a lineup of equestriennes and performers. It promises awe inspiring acts including exotic animals and thrilling rigs, claiming a new million dollar display will arrive.
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Toni & Dalley
Heer
Emorth
New York
Law
Jae Lore
Orn & Pathe
India
Castoria Mentions in Historical Nursling Care Note
Fragmentary lines reference Castoria used for infants and children. Mentions of nicknames and mispronunciations suggest a historical attitude to child remedies and care.
Drunk and disorderly case. Bot юм and city notices
Providence reports a drunken disorderly arrest of Siirthy Ryan on Wales Street with a 20 day county jail sentence after an Alderman Roberts hearing. Separate items note the death of Bara Botsford of Gib bertoville, a Rockwell firm alumnus, plus local musical group Panther Whitty Glee Club reorganizing under Prof. Davis with new officers and plans for an upcoming concert.
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Brishin Mie
Siirthy Ryan
Wales Street
Wis
Roberts
Ryan
Cooploye
Mir Rollette
Hinoown
David Vais
Bara Botsford
Gibbertoville
Botsford
Rockwell& Heteford
Fenner & Chappel
Arthur Titehewok
Markets and Stocks Report on Light Exchange Activity
The New York stock market opened with light activity as 48,829 shares traded and 66,000 railway and miscellaneous bonds changed hands. Bearish sentiment persisted amid currency worries and rumors about McKinley’s currency stance, with Manhattan stock sinking to 10814. Sugar led activity but weakened while Bay State Gas and Leather preferred held firm. Speculation closed weak for Manhattan. London quiet with bucket shops cutting commissions to maintain volume. The Scranton Board of Trade noted dull futures and steady cash. broad markets showed limited movement. The piece also includes a long editorial contrast on gender roles and intelligence between American and English women, noting perceived differences and social expectations.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Honda
McKinley
Manhattan
Match Quarterly
Bay State
St. Pan
London
William Linn
Ale Lun & Co
A. J. Pips
Wheat and cattle receipts reported in Toledo markets
Wheat receipts 2000 bushels with No 2 red cash and May delivery notes. Corn receipts 180 bushels with No 2 mixed May delivery. Cattle receipts around 800 with mixed quality and feeders. Hogs receipts 1 head noted with market softer. Sheep receipts 1000 with steady to lower tone. ewe and lamb values listed with prime prices around 84.00 and culls noted. Market conditions show dull or steady tone across categories with regional references to Toledo Buffalo and New York markets.
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New York
Owl Apts
Mlav
South America
Enayv
Tale
Quiet
Mey Southern
Toledo
Oil City market reports limited quotations
May 1 market notes show 1.15 as the sole quotation with no run or shipment data. Credit balances listed at 1.2 for Oil City and Pittsburgh with no additional options quotations reported.
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Oil City
Pitteburg
Hall Caine on America and its people in the United States
The Providence Journal recounts Hall Caine’s reflections after visiting America. He praises Americans as clever yet kindly and young at heart, noting the freshness and originality he found among the people and in American homes.
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Hall Caine
Providence Journal
United States
America
Unclear text fragment from Rochester paper
Fragmentary lines describe personal misfortune and fate with wishes of resilience and steady resolve amid hardship. The garbled OCR yields no clear names, places, dates, or events to anchor a factual summary.
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Frank
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A. J. Martin
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Loyal Knights of America
John Muir and Son
Chester
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Potteville
West Side Business Directory
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J.C. King
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Hayes
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Posie
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Jamee Hughes
Singen Mehiltet Mpisenpal
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Plymouth
Woodomwes
Davies’ Pharmaesy
Chick Evans
Rinia
Colontib Club
Afortin Weber
Rev AL Ln Ther
Borvives
Oreet
EAM
Thomas Tome
Mathord
Heexe
Eleas
Alanes Orr
Wiliam Dunn
Charles Davenport
James Hvine
Mies Ailen Daina
SUNY
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North Burner Weenie
Richard Eos
Dunmore
Ace
Barnum & Usiley
Duby
Nick
Castoria
Sie
Custoria
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South Side News
St. Peter's
St. Peter's Society
St. Mary's
Central Park Garden
Voraehon
H. J. Stainhorst
St. Louis
North Amwerlonmum Gassodlathea
Odephad
Wilker-farre
Homemlale
Williameport
Allentown
Anton Fiveh
Cedar Avenue
Pittsburg Bathelay
St. Peter’s Society
Michael Natter
Aller Street
Michael Kramer
Rank J. Woelkers
AR. Murphy
the Tribune
Dela J. Murphy
Office of Common Council
Chief Mckey
Cos
Patrick d. Beteick
John Iden
M. Sporer
Benedict Hiden
Joseph J. Trune
Mo J. Ketrick
T. Hi. Sprouke
Jot Harthomne
Edinand Arkley
J. A. Lovelass
Samuel Green
George Bockiey
Michael Wagner
Martin Tintoin
Janes Halpin
John OC. Linud
Patrick Mullen
Fred L. Schneider
Joseph
J. A. Mottitt
St John's Church
Aileayne
di. Haggerty
Richard O'Donnel
Manley, Moran & Swift
Dunmore General Provers
Golhcring
M. Wells
South Steel Mill
New York City
Providence
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Bye
Callie
Toluwvo Co
Mil & St
Re & Paw
Hey
Tel
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Nas
Texas
Lechattel Ad
Sony
Tenney & Tron
Lowther
Chicago
Dimedy & Dis
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Scranton Lace Curtainee National Boring & Drilling Co
Viret Nationa Mts
Scranton
Elmitirat Boulevard
Scranton Savings Bank Budies
Honta State Glass Co
Scranton Car Replicer Co
Scranton Packing Co
Weaton Mill Co
Lackawanna Iron & Stee
Third National Banks
Throup Novelty
Scranton Traction Co
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Mort
Fone
People’s Street
Firs Marti
Toledornin Market
Calvin
Platt
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Catisby
Hartge Bree
Callulgid Coal
Cinta
Lackawanna Avenue
Nottingham
Seranton
Aline
Frank Barber General Delivery
Park Avenue
Binghamton
Duponts
Wapwillopen Mills
Pau
Wade
Wi Mington
Dehbuware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Agencifis
Thos.ford
Joan
Osmeth & Son
Flymouth
BOW. Milligan, Willere-Bierre
Dia
Repaune Chemical Company
Baldwid
UAT & Connell CO
Lackawatina Avenue
All Pointe
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Maui
Canadian
Northwest
Vancouver
Berttle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
Cvriaina
E. V. Skinner
Broadway
James Moir
Hotel Walton
Broad and Locust Streets
Philadelphia
Lobb
Lobe
Madea
Atthews Bros
M Sf
Kennedy
John J. Kennedy
Powerea
Mrt
Peorge W. Halrier
Aliss Hmala
Castro
Moniday
Tiesioy
Priday
Griewell Opera House
Troy
Academy OF Music
Olga Sacella Motte
Wilkes Marre
Pires
Entira
Sale of Souls
Steinway & Son
The
Decker Bros
Kranicue & Bache
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Wyoming Ave
Maloney IS and Hang. Co
Merid
M. W. Collins
MT. Pleasant
Third National Bank
WM. T. Smith
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