Prospects for lively fight in the Eighth District race
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Stroudsburg May 27 reports a heated contest in the Eighth Congressional District covering Monroe Pike Northampton and Carbon counties. Ex Congressman Mutchler is likely to seek the nomination. the Prohibition party nominated Rev KE Dixon of Stroudsburg. Republicans and Democrats weigh candidate options with Barber Lauer and others in contention. A death notice for Henry F. Bennett who had Civil War service and lived in Dundaff is noted, along with railway timetable changes by the Ontario and Western Railway and a local wedding at Leech Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutchler
Scranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
Monroe
Pike
Northampton
Carbon
Howard Muttehler
Barton
Welseport
Carbon County
KE. EK. Dixon
Stroudeburg
Kirkpatrick
Barber
John E. Lauer
Lauer
Carlton
Northampton County
Sttle
Faston
Eighth
Vanching
Henry F. Bennett
Manley
Cans County
Ned Mr. Bennett
Hancock
Depark
Dundaff
West
Ontario and Western Railway Company
Cadossa
Scranton
S. Budd
Frances Budd
George Knowl
Leech Pond
T. C. Manzer
South Gibson
Musicale at Montrose hosts class recital and plans next event
Special to the Boranton Tribune Montrose May 27 The members of Mrs White s musical class and many guests were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Stewart by Mr Joseph Williams Friday evening The programme was rendered by the class and enjoyed by those present A recital is planned for June 20 at the village hall for local music lovers.
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Boranton Tribune
Montrose
White
Norman Stewart
Joseph Williams
Clase
Villaire Hall
Local notices detail Honesdale events and personnel
Special to the Scranton Tribanne Honesdale May 27 reports Alfred Schuler visiting his parents on Third street W E Hennet gains a census appointment set for June 2 George Checkley leaves for Newark to enter furniture business Dr Harry C Marrey moves to Pleasant Mount outgoing Sunday mail arranged by Miss Mary Gerrity timetable changes by Delaware and Hudson Western Union to relocate offices Chagons Water Company begins pond cleaning for reservoir prep Erie announces May excursion to New York Memorial Day events by Grand Army of the Republic Major Meyer to speak at court house Musical History club Philhar monie Society concert under Ernst Thiele with Mrs Kathryn Thiele Mrs Walter A Wood Richard Williams John T Wat King and the Fhstharmonie orchestra present Stabat Mater by Rossini with full chorus and soloists.
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Scranton Tribanne
Honesdale
Alfred Schuler
New York
Third Street
W. E. Hennet
Washington
George Checkley
Allen House
Newark
N. J
Harry C. Marrey
Pleasant Mount
Mary I. Gerrity
Erie
Delaware and Hudson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Petersen's
Aram Kraft
Chagons Water Company
James Harnpest
Grand Army of the Benublle
Harry P. Meyer
Court House
Musical History Club
Philhar- Inenle Society
Opera House
Ernst Thiele
Scranton
Stabat Motor
Rossini
Kathryn Thiele
Walter A. Wood
Richard Willams
John T. Watking
Fhstharmonie
Susquehanna notes passim vow of local happenings
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a mix of local items from Susquehanna on May 27. Topics include a shirt factory stockholder rebate, lawyers closing offices weekly in June July, a Hogan opera house social hop, April payments to Evies hopmen, a Han cock social with Dorin’s Susquehanna orchestra, and a Scott Summer hotel opening at Oquaga Lake. Also coverage of a Rome Binghamton game, a memorial sermon at Lanesboro Methodist church, a Moody Relief corps event at Mogen opera house, and Memorial Day decoration plans. Additional items mention William Trine’s grippe recovery, a Worcester Times appearance, immigrant westward movement, milk prices, an accident at the Hisman block, cancer illness, cemetery vandalism, and a $20 reward.
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Susquehanna
Susquehanna Shirt Factory
Hogan Opera House
Susquehanna Band
Evies
Dorin
Susquehanna Orchestra
Hancock
Scott Summer Hotel
Oquaga Lake
Hinghamton
Jin Jeffries
William Meekin Witched
Lanesboro Methodist Church
Tremaine Post
Mogen Opera House
Moody Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
William Trine
Jackson Street
Grippe Pnewmina
Charkis C. Wentzler
Sun
The
Binghamton Leader
Worcester
Home Entertainment
Erie
Millanen
New York
James Gillolley
Hisman
E. N. Tucker
Jackson
Montrose
Susquehanna County Notes Marking June Events
Local notes report June 6 7 meetings of the Graingers in Crushville Susquehanna county and June 12 13 soldiers orphans school exam in Harford with Generals Gobin and Stewart in charge. Married life legal actions include Corey Buckland seeking divorce from Sadie L Buckland. Funeral for A Wright or Shay at Joxsup homestead with Four Brothers post. Memorial Day speakers John W Marshall Major S G Williams and Galusha A Grow. Construction begins on Forest City to Lanesboro telephone line. Fortunes include a heavy frost and a centennial reunion at Franklin Academy on June 1.
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Simrell Prethers
Starucca
Thomsons Township
Susquehanna County
Crushville
Towle Boetwick
Montrose
Clarence Titaworth
Corey Buckland
Susquehanan County
Sadie L. Buckland
Lackawanna and Montrose
Harford
J. P
Gobin
Thomas J. Stewart
A. Wright
Shay
Joxsu
Franklin Academy
Galusha A. Grow
Leon Barron Teft
Peritonitia
South Montreme
Forest City
Lanes Bero
Harford Soldiers’ Orphans’ School
Various Local Happenings From Factoryville May 27
Factoryville notes report visits from Carbondale residents, school class outings to Crystal Lake and Lake Winola, and damaged windows from pupils racing at the graded school. Union memorials at Kiev and parade plans by Grand Army of the Republic. Port Rico posting and a silk flag prize for Melita commandery. A Primitive Methodist church opening at Lawrenceville and a child surgery by Doctors Burge and Dougherty.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Buah
Carbondale
J. T. Lush
Main Street
Crystal Lake
Lake Winola
Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Kiev
W. M. Hiller
Grand Army of the Republic Fost
Eirele
Paetoryville Sun
W. G. Harman
D. D. Harmon
Quartermaster's Department
United States Army
New York
Humace
Porto Rico
Moegsra
Luchelager
Sutton
Keystone Academy
Keystone
Tunkhannock
John 5
Tread
Melita Commandery
Scranton
John
Wilkes- Hiarre
Inet
Electric City
Local incidents and community notes from Hepbottom
A horse driving mishap near the depot ends at McVicar's barn with a horse injured. Farmers vote to continue milk deliveries after a meeting, then delay and question personal commitments. Notables: Alta Finn Grace McKiver Kidsward Carey in Benton fishing trip. Lyman Kellum at Scranton shows. Mrs. D. Roberts visits Nicholson. Beardsley Janaushek undertaker begins work. Rev N S Sage presided at Enoch Lord funeral Friday.
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Alta Finn
Grace McKiver
Kidsward Carey
Benton
Lyman Kellum
Scranton
D. Roberts
Nicholson
Mr. Janaushek
Beardsley & Janaushek
Requiem Mass for Deceased YM I Members Held at St Marys
A requiem mass will be celebrated at St Marys church on Wednesday morning for the deceased members of the Young Mens Institute. Patrick McLain nine son of Mr and Mrs Owen McLain West Side died Friday morning after brief illness culminating in hemorrhages. Funeral held earlier.
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St. Mary's Cemetery
Primitive Methodist
Lawrenceville
T. BR. Wilson
Primitive Methodist Church
Tamaqua
R. D. Dillon
Dunmore
Edward Walsh
J. J. McLaughlin
Anna Mclaughlin
Corry
Avoca
Pittston
Snapont Falls
Burge
J. J. Dougherty
Hudson
John Devers
St. Mary's Church
Young Men's Institute
Patrick
Owen McLain
West Side
Erie Medical Co Offers Nonsense Health Claims
An unreliable notice from Erie Medical Co of Burraco New York touts fake cures and miracle devices. The ad promises free “treatment” and claims to heal nerve and vitality issues without credible medical support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Medical CO
Burraco
N.Y
Mariani Wine Endorsed by Notable Figures for Health
Advertises Mariani Wine as a tonic praised by physicians and royalty alike for strength, longevity, and relief of debility. Claims to aid exhaustion, lung diseases, malaria, and general weakness, with endorsements from Empresses and cardinals. Sold by Marian Co. in New York with imitations warned.
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Mariani
Tria
Benesiecial
Marion
Marian & Co
New York
Emberom
Empress
Princes
Cardinale
Archbiuhope
Drowning tragedy in Horton brook near Lathrop
Little Lloyd Hinkley four years six months son of Mr and Mrs Lester Hinkley of Lathrop Pa drowned in Horton brook last Friday night while playing on a bridge near home funeral services held at the Presbyterian church this afternoon interment in Nicholson cemetery other local notices mention visitors and residents in town and in nearby areas with brief social updates
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Scranton Tribune
Nicholson
Little Lloyd Hinkley
Lester Hinkley
Lathrop
Horton Brook
Presbyterian Church
Nicholson Cemetery
Vida Pederick
Clark's Summit
Marion Betts
Peckville
H. & Thomas
Lehman
Mre
T. P. Thurber
Charles Strickland
Clark Giles
Hopbottam
M. Parker
Nellie Mack
Rev. L. Banford
Tower Cemetery
Clarence Vaness
Hallstead
John McCoy
Hinkley
Geosle Stephens
Scranton
Sirs Rose Wright
Factoryville
Hattie Adama
Kingsley
Mra
D. Tell
Brooklyn News Roundup and Memorial Day Plans
Rev. G B Van Woert spoke to Grand Army of the Republic at the Methodist church while nearby congregations attended from Presbyterian and Universalist churches. Milk union members met to resume shipments and discuss a cooperative creamery. J D Peckham and S Eldridge toured Binghamton for milk producers. Pimmett Adams narrowly escaped injury when a coal train backed into his engine. Emma Shadduck visited Scranton. Ladies Aid served supper at Presbyterian church. Cemeteries are being beautified and Memorial Day exercises planned with Rev Van Woert as speaker. Young People's Christian union to sell ice cream on Memorial Day at A W Kent's lawn. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised. Hood's Pills claimed for headaches.
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Brooklyn
G. BE. van Woert
Grand Army of the Republic
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian and Universalist
Five States’ Milk Union
Eldridge
J. D. Peckham
Binghamton
Milk Producers’ Union
Pimmett Adams
Foster
Emma Shadduck
Scranton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
van Woert
Young People's Christian Union
A. W. Kent
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts in Toledo
Ohio records show Frank J. Cheney oath as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co promising one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public W Gleaton attests. Cure is taken internally with testimonials offered. Sold by Drum Mails and others in Toledo.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Byus
Hall
J. Cheney
En Yhener
Seal W. Glearon
Pd Omuney
Drum Mail
Bewt
Lodore Resort Opens Decoration Day on Delaware and Hudson
Public will be admitted to the Lake Lodore resort on Decoration Day May 30 on the Delaware and Hudson main line near Farview. The grounds feature a dancing pavilion summer kitchen and refreshment stands designed by Percival Morrin with a picturesque lake setting and scenic cliffs. Two naphtha launches row boats and a scenic ride from Lackawanna valley to the lake is highlighted by modern rail improvements replacing older gravity incline. Rates to Lake Lodore on Decoration Day are listed.
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Delaware and Hudson
Lodore
Farview
Percival Morrin
Stteelf
Wayne County
Lackawenna
Lake Lodore
Reduced Philadelphia excursion rates announced by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers one fare round trip excursions to Philadelphia for the Republican National Convention, valid June 15 to 19 for travel, with a minimum 80 cent rate, return by June 24. Tickets from all stations on its line available.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley Excursions From New York and Pennsylvania
Decoration Day round trip to Niagara Falls via Lehigh Valley Railroad from New York City and other stations with one fare six ninety five dollars to Scranton. special Gettysburg excursion June 2 to 4 for G A R encampment with round trip fare from Pennsylvania and nearby stations. both limited for return by June 1 or June 11 respectively and valid on most trains except Black Diamond express.
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Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York City
Scranton
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Phillipsburg
Hiack
Railroad Special Excursion to Niagara Falls May 29
On May 29 the Lackawanna railroad will sell special excursion tickets to Niagara Falls at 4.70 for round trip. Tickets are valid on all regular trains that date and for return until May 31 inclusive.
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Agenta
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Niagara Falls
Markets hold steady as post-Thursday loss turndown lingers
New York May 90 There was no change in market conditions as the aftermath of Thursday's failure continued to dampen activity. Brokers linked to Price McCormick and Co resumed operations in settlement with failed firms, aiding some customers and aiding price stability especially in Union Pacific. Rumors of further financial trouble were denied, and a sharp cotton rally helped shorts cover.
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New York
Efair
Price
McCormick & Co
Arma
Joans
Union Pacific
Commencement Trousseau Advertisement for Graduates
An advertisement extols the graduation moment and honors graduates as budding women. It offers a wide range of wearables including white goods embroideries ribbons laces and millinery and invites out of town graduates to contact by mail for dress services and trousseau guidance.
Grocery Price Notice Corrected for Local Ad
Corrected by J G Dale listing dairy tubs butter cream and full cream misreads. Items include Western select dairy tubs, Lay other brands, Bermuda flour Patented host patent and various prices such as 9.45 9.0 and 44.06.
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J. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Layo
Bermuda
Wheat and corn prices steady in Philadelphia market May report
Philadelphia May 4 wholesale prices show wheat steady with May contract, corn lower or mixed and oats weak. Potatoes and butter hold firm with Western supplies stable. Prices include rye and timothy feeds, pork products steady, poultry largely unchanged with a few slight shifts. Receipts list tens of barrels and thousands of bushels across wheat corn oats and other commodities.
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Philadelphia
Sisady
New York
Western
Prin
Chicago Grain Market Ends Stagnant Season With Weak Quotations
The Chicago grain market closed a stagnant season with weak conditions for wheat corn and oats. Cash quotations were provided but largely unchanged from yesterday indicating limited trading activity across the board.
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Chicago
Noisy Winter Patents and Market Dailies
Fragmented OCR lists grain and commodity prices with items like No. 8 spring wheat, No. 9 corn, No. 2 oats, flax seed, timothy hay, and pork, lard, and whiskey quotes. Includes unclear figures and disparate goods, reflecting a midwestern market page snapshot with fluctuating prices and commodity notes.
Grain and dairy market notes from New York trading
Market report from New York on May 24 notes mixed activity in flour and patent grades, weak spot and elevator prices, and subdued demand abroad. It covers wheat futures and spot tones, elevator bids for No 2 red and No 1 northern Duluth options, and softer dairy prices with steady butter and cheese markets amid regional conditions.
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New York
Minnesota
Minnesota Lakers
Duluth
O& B
Northwest
Ec CC
Alphainiet
Biutter
Weetern Craemery
Dalte
State
Iaboe
Pennsylvania
Eals
Southern
Western
Lon Imigalde
Weekly Livestock Prices and Market Report
Philadelphia May 27. Recetpte for the week Teeves 0.04 shoep .8 T hege 4.197 Beef Cattle in fair demand rates barely maintained extra 6 percent setge good medium common Sheep prices declined with active demand for some grades Fat cows thin cows veal calves milch cows and beef steers show limited changes Prices at Theater and other markets noted with various terms and figures
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Philadelphia
Cattle Receipts Steady Amid Mixed Trade Chicago Market
Chicago reports May 4 cattle receipts show nominal steadiness with native steers poor to medium quality at 85.18,70. cows at 4.00 to 4.40. heifers and bulls varied. Week’s totals include fed steer 9808.75, top around 84.84. bulk sales near 427 per day. Sheep receipts 2,10 good to choice wethers 4.0 to 5.05. native lambs 4.60 to 7.0. western lambs 7.60 to 8.75. yearlings about 5.25 to 5.40.
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Chicago
Eripia
Tetas
Teone Tulle
Buffalo Livestock Text Scraped From Market Column
Market notes show cattle and sheep prices with mixed receipts and varying quality. Prices listed include calves and hogs, with hedged changes from the previous day and references to dull to steady demand.
Faete Liberty Mar 4 Cel tie Steady Win
Fragmented OCR text notes a horse racing style listing with odds and terms like prime, higher, extra hearing, and various garbled names. It appears to describe bets or performance terms, but the readable facts are unclear and many terms are distorted.
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Faete Liberty
Mar
Celtie
Cermmon
Howe
Choles Wothera
Sisnane
New York Market Reports Mixed Nominal Movements
A scrambled market note lists several assets with nominal steadiness and mild gains. References to firms like Calees and Lambe-Steardie appear with unclear figures and typographic errors. The text notes "good to prime" and "mav theeves" amid inconsistent data points.
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New York
Mandy Calles
Calees
Steardie
Unclear OCR sports report from Ol City
Fragmentary text reports on average figures and barrels in a run with no bids or shipments. Missing names and context prevent a full summary.
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Ol City
Marta
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Tiffany
Wallad
Eus
Mies Harrington
Maljory
Gerrit Smith
Warner
Blue Belle of Scotland
Seenee Latien
Quartette
Mrs. Blewart
Mise Chamberlin
Irune McCollum
Buae
Seveers Sohal
Winona
Watrous
Zeabe Deenne
Stewart
Misa
Tillweth
Seadee
Veweeedon
von Munger
A Misa Williams
Misa McCollum
Aeegees Vaniorpriel
Scranton Triune
Richardson
Forest City Friends
Enterprise Hose Company
Mri
Mason
Mason's
H. T. Mason Chem. CO
Arch
Asc
Des
Matthews Broth Whelvanle
Basalt
Lacks. Ave
Mgauram & Ave
Scranton Tribone
Hood
A. ML
Wilken-larre
Parsons Revenes
Biier’s Mills
Yateaville Seeneedes
Pittaton
Anita
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Providence Scantree
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Olyphant
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Archibald Aeee
Jermyn
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Mayfeld
Lake Ladore
Horndale
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Cross
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Wall Street Review
Theordan
To & A
Brookiza Traction
Caine i
Rey Chait
Toapee Chew & Ohio
Delaware & Mudson
Donas Long
Lockawanna
Strel
Pot Steel Yrae
An & Tex Ry
Loula & Nash
Manhattan
People's Ganet
Tracthen Co
Itty Southern
Pacife
Pacific
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Bebeneetes
Pacific Malley
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Baily
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I. U. & Leather
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Ashed
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Eeranton Savings
Beranton Vackin
Stine Depontt
Hank . Light, Lavka
Jst & Bufo Depont Co
Beranton Paint Co
Eee Clark & Snover Co
Ee Clark & Brower Co
Prine Tennpp
Feranton Iron Fence & Mtg. Co
Keranton Axle
Luckawantu Dair Co
Ehaprees
Savinank & Trust Co
Secreaves
Scranton Resis
Firat
People’s Meortytreet Railway
Deepen Street Mertwey
General Mortgage
Dickson Enuta Eturing Ca
Ia of
Mtmp
Gerenton Traction
Chicago Grain and Produce
New York Grain and Produce
Philadelphia Stock Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle
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