Mauch Chunk Notices Death Of Local Resident George Woodring
The Times reports the death of George Woodring a seven year old resident of the Second ward. Born September 1 1808 in Lazerne county he worked on the Hazleton division of the Lehigh Valley railroad rising to engraver. Survived by wife Mary and four sons with services noted and social events listed in town.
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Mauch Chunk
Times
George Woodring
Second Ward
Mr. Woodring
Butler Township
Laizerne County
Hazleton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Cie
Woodring
Mire
Mary Wildener
Calvin
Dmunmore
Craton
Tamaqua
Beldon
Philadelphia
William
Corcoran Arrested in Pittston Death Case
Wilkes Barre October 21 Michael Corcoran Pittston saloonkeeper was arrested and brought before Aquaire Fhret at Pittston charged with causing the death of John Gordon who died yesterday from an alleged beating The judge and coroner heard autopsy testimony from Dr Kevan who said death was from Brights disease Corcoran was remanded to jail then paroled to await further hearing with eye witness testimony.
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Wilkes-Barre
Michael Corcoran
Pittston
Aquaire
John Gordon
Sduke
Corcoran
Woodward
Kevan
Bright
James L. Lenahan
Towanda Mail Weighing in at Towanda Post Office
Post office Towanda reports weekly mail handling averages 57 pounds including Thursday totals near 1400 pounds for the week. Daily mail in October averages about 24 pounds with Thursday peaking at 114 pounds. About 7200 letters are sent from Towanda daily, totaling roughly 575000 per year.
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Towanda
Cananda Water Supply Company Eyes Charter after Acquiring Local Stocks
Reports indicate Susquehanna and Oakland Water Company stock has been purchased by the Cananda Water Supply Company which plans to apply to the governor for a charter of incorporation. Funeral services were held for Mrs. O Connor of Prospect Street at St John s Catholic Church. Requiem mass and burial followed at Laurel Hill cemetery. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers toured Port Jervis with a reception and banquet. George Boyden and Watson Hayden hunted deer in Pike County. Etruce BF Duttum, Democratic candidate for register and recorder, visited town. William J. Maxey, Republican candidate for sheriff, was in town. Pulaski Chamberlain’s funeral drew a large crowd. A Keystone Hook and Ladder No 1 building and a chemical fire engine are planned. Engineer Frank Nicholson contemplates moving to Hornellsville. The Cecelian Quartett of Binghamton and Edwin Weeks will perform in Hogan Opera House.
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Susquehanna
Susquehanna Water Company
Oakland Water Company
Cananada Water Supply Company
Samuel O'Connor
Prospect Street
St. John'’s Catholic Church
Laurel Ail
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pulaski Chamberlain
West Clifford
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
No. 1
Frank Nicholson
Hornellaville
Cecellan Quartett
Binghamton
Eewin Kd. Weeks
Hogan Opera
Storms and Signs Warn of Looming Disruptions and Dangers
The issue predicts timetable changes on the Valley road affecting travel patterns, notes local business and professional movements, and warns of "Low Ebb" surgical days and other calendars. It cites weather, celestial, and health forecasts, warning of epidemics and storms while urging prudence in activities for the month.
Local Visitors and Church Notices In Scranton Area
Mr and Mrs G M Heady of Binghamton visited friends E C Layton and wife over the Sabbath. Cora daughter of powermaster Tress of Durnwood is with Mrs A Foster learning millinery. Mrs Blandin of Mt Pleasant visits Mrs Jane King on Jackson street. Gelatt purchased timber land in Sullivan county last week. Rev R B Larrable and wife aiding revival at Hale's Eddy. Rev A D David spoke at monthly temperance meeting in South Gibson. Rev P R Tower preached at Starfaca Sunday afternoon. Horatio Cole and two children of Scranton spent the Sabbath with his father Rev Leonard Cole. Jennie Mulvey returned from Port Jervis after an extended visit. Dr Hager of Susquehanna was professionally engaged Monday. Rev C Z Griffin of Keuka College visited local interests yesterday and today.
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Sullivan County
BR. F. Larrable
Hale's Eddy
A. TD
David
South Gibson
P. R. Tower
Scranton
Leonard Cole
Jennie Mulvey
Port Jervis
Hager
Susquehanna
Munday
Z. Griffin
Keuka College
Grove’s Bromo Quinine Tablets Promise Refund
Like Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, all druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E W Groves signature appears on each box.
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E.W. Grove
Prof Coles for November Predictions From Signs
Predictions warn of earthquakes, storms, and plagues as planetary conjunctions approach in December. Old Country to suffer greatest affliction with lineups of Saturn and other celestial bodies, while America faces storms and epidemics if planetary influences align. Comets, meteors, and sunspots are forecast to intensify atmospheric disturbances this month and next.
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Atlantic
C. Coles
Kingston
Old Country
America
Saturn
Sagittarius
Mars
Red Warrior
Aires
British Trapped by Paul’s Troops In War Dispatch
A British commander issues a long statement on money distributions amid a crisis as General White reports no telegram from Lendi smith since the battle. London foresees cut communications delaying casualty details while British losses are estimated near ninety with additional captured battalions and wounded.
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Lennon
Navy
Natel
George Stewart White
Lendysmith
London
War Office
White
Extraordinary military parade at Alder Shot trains engines for South Africa
London reports a large parade in Alder Shot featuring fifteen traction engines and forty trucks tested before departure for South Africa. The event showcased engine performance on rough sandy and rocky sections as the Duke of Connaught, Princess Louis, and Victor Napoleon observed. Twenty four engines are slated for dispatch to South Africa.
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London
Aldershot
South Africa
Duke of Connaught
Louis
Victor Napoleon
Boers Fortify Kimberley as Shelling Threat Grows
Reports from Barkly West say Boers are building forts around Kimberley to shell the town. Advices dated October 27 cite wounded improving and rail disruptions as river crossings are dismantled. An armored train reconnaissance on October 7 found Boer positions at Syptfontien.
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Cape Town
Get. M
Barkly-Weest
Kimberley
Grange River
Modder River
Orange River
Syptfonteln
Gans Defeats McFadden in Broadway Bout
Joe Gans of Baltimore defeated George McFadden of New York by decision after two rounds at the Broadway Athletic Club tonight. The result gave Gans the win in the scheduled lightweight bout.
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New York
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Cheorge McFadden
Gans
Hot grog remedy for grip titled by French army surgeon
Surgeon General II Libermann of the French army endorses a hot grog recipe using Via Mariani with boiling water, cloves, and cinnamon for grip influenza. The piece cites Dr Cyrus Edson of the New York Health Department and notes Mariani Wine as a tonic stimulant aiding recovery, urging readers to request the book offered by Marian & Co.
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II. Libermann
M. D
France
Cyrus Edson
New York Health Department
Marian & Co
West 16Th St
New York
President in Virginia Concludes Visit With Launch of Ship
The president praised national unity and Virginia loyalty in a Venusian speech. Secretary of the Navy Tone lauded southern capital and labor as the ship launched with Miss Carne Shubrick christening the vessel amid cheers. The party then toured Richmond before returning to Washington by special train.
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Old Commonwealth of
Executive
Washington
Swiss Union Names Eugene Ruffy Postal Bureau Chief
The Federal Council of Berne has elected Eugene Ruffy as director of the Bureau of the Universal Postal Union, based in Berne. The bureau handles questions arising from international postal treaties and cooperation.
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Eugene Ruffy
Berne
Switzzerland
Federal Council
Bureau of
The
Universal Postal Union
Bureau
Universal Postal Tiiton
Markets Fall at Opening on London Selloff and Ladysmith News
New York stocks opened lower amid London selling and news of British troop setbacks at Ladysmith. Despite later recoveries in iron and steel shares led by Federal Steel, overall losses persisted with a feverish call money market. Total bonds sales around £1.97 million with United States bonds steady.
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New York
London
Ladysmith
Federal Steel
National Steel
Reputiie Steel
American Tinplate
American Smelting
Enecalties
Wisconsin Central
United States
Fragmented dairy and produce prices listing
A damaged OCR fragment lists dairy items and produce with prices including creamery terms and items such as onions potatoes and flour. The exact details and quantities are unclear due to garbled text, but entries reference per bushel or per box pricing and broad product categories from a grocery or market notice.
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HM. T. Dale
Lackawatng
Hutter—Creamery
Sai Dairy
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Report
Philadelphia Grain and Produce, listed as active trading in wheat corn and oats with steady to firm prices. Potatoes and butter show firm bids. live poultry demand is strong with rising prices for turkey and spring chickens noted.
Food Supplies Reported From Regional Markets
Receipts show flour totals of 4 000 barrels and 2 000 sacks with 22 bushels of corn and 40 bushels of oats. Shipments include 22 wy wheats and 2 400 bushels of corn along with 560 bushels of oats. Large and small quantities noted for chick en, turkeys, and other commodities in nearby markets.
New York Markets Open Mixed as Wheat and Butter Steady
The New York market reports mixed activity with flour steady to fairly active, low grades softening while higher grades hold. Spot wheat rules steady with no. 2 red at afloat prices and options opening steady then erasing gains before closing near unchanged. Butter remains firm in western creamery and other dairy lines show weak cheese demand with overall tentative trading for the day.
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Philadelphia
New York
Wextern
Eloyvator
Duluth
Bool
Maite
Western
Lou Mie
Wigatie
Western Creamery
Luite
Hyaliec
June
Walhe
Ungudh
Tetyn Me
Market summary signals small rise amid war news and irregular provisions
Chicano reports a modest rise in world visible supplies offset by export gains and South African war news. Wheat and corn futures closed higher, while provisions showed uneven movement. Cash quotes listed No 2 spring wheat, No 2 red wheat, corn and oats, with fluctuating prices across various grain and feed items.
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South Africa
Waile
Lee
O.tlos
H.tinhah
Livestock Market Report With Mixed Demand and Prices
Chicago cattle and calf prices show little change amid uneven demand. Reed prices for hogs and lambs move with shifts in packing demand as buyers trade at varied levels. Traders note a lively trade in some cuts while others soften, with record lamb prices and mixed results across cattle classes.
Calves and steers hold steady in New York market
New York market notes show calves and veals steady as buyers scan for quality. Prices listed include figures like Dame Bevin Cat adilatin and Hoyt Broqdy with bids around 140 dollars, while other entries indicate higher prices for select lots.
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New York
Neeves
Veuls
Rei
Velen Sas
James
Prin
Bevin Catadilatin
Hoyt Broqdy
Fragmentary OCR Weather Notes and Odd Terminology
The text shows garbled phrases and unusual terms like Knet Buffalo and Mog Wonrs. It mentions prices and items such as lambs and sheep with a rough figure of 1000 dollars, but the overall content is incoherent with no clear event or identifiable entities.
Cattle Prices and Varied Livestock Terms Reported
Market notes show terms like prime and heavy cattle with prices around 4% best mediums and 4 dollars. Mentions of Yorkers and veal calver appear in fragmented listings alongside common and good quality notes.
Pauncefote to sail for New York with embassy staff
Lord Pauncefote the British ambassador to the United States will travel on the Oceanic from Liverpool to New York. He will be accompanied by G. Lowther the new secretary of the British embassy in Washington and R. Bromley honorary attaché. The ambassador plans to stay in Washington until April unless the Alaska boundary dispute remains unresolved requiring a longer stay.
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London
Lord Pauncefote
United States
White Star Line
Oveanivy
Liverpool
New York
G. Lowther
Washington
Godfrey Bland
R. Bromley
Altiehe
Lord Pariot
Alustan
Joseph H. Choute
Hosiery maker forms protection group in Pennsylvania
A hosiery manufacturer from Philadelphia area met with others to form an organization for initial protection and discuss plant protection and mercantile profits. The group named Charles Ko Velppe as president, with Waschowe from Ely as secretary.
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Drading, Oot
Howtery
Eooters Pounelvenia
Fole
Jonda Charles Ko Velppe
Ely
Waschowe
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Towanda's
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Scbanton Tribune
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Sorenton Tribune
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Valley Road
HH. M. Ives
Fred Seibel
Catherine Townsend
E. Reynolds
Wee
Nicholson
Equity
Sarah Wood
Byron Carpenter
Patrona of Industry
Forkston Va
Jacob Kresky
Pr. J. W. Dennison
Parsons
Thompson
Brnelal
la Grippe
Prof. Coles
Torme
Paul
Africa
Shell Kimberley
Diamond Town
Atlantic Refining CO
Dr. Libermann
Virginia
Wil
Spain
Luzon
Republic
Cornwallis
Fiuman
Wall Street Review
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J. A Et
Connell Building
Brooklyn Rt
Ches
Ohio
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Chile
RT & P
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Steel
Iy Loule
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Manhattan
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Thy
Ben Norvolk
Norfolk
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Pacific
Densai
Tihs
Pacific Mall
Penna
Ing Aly
Epon
Chicago Board OF Trade
Eeme
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Aebace Big Soto
Beranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Ill
He & P. Co
Bavanton Forging Co
Lovka
Fuet & Safe
Fereeee
Beranton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co
Com. Co
Chirk & Snover Nonth & Mfg. Co
WO Ser. Iron Reranton Axle Works
Ewe
Lucka. Dairy Co
Keefeerenene
Bavinge Bank Pane Co
Scranton Pass
Dickraon Manufacturing Co
Lacka
Nottingham
Lackawanna Avenue
the Scranton Bedding Co
East Mountain
Lithia Water
Joseph Ross
West Lackawanna Avenue
New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain and Produce
Chicago
Folte
ST Yate
ST Yate: Heavy Packong
Elsa
Mised
Sh Wade
Lieht Welghite
H.W Plee
Prine Lambs
Elle Ing
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Ideal Tours
New York, Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Old Dominion Line
Old Point Comfort
Atlanta
OLD Dominion Steamship C0
Pier
North River
H. B. Walker
J. J. Brown
East Liberty Cattle Market
OW City
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