Campaign fervor grips Susquehanna County in final days
Special to The Beranton Tribune reports candidates and lieutenants canvassing sparsely attended meetings. Newspapers issue election editions praising the Republican ticket while warning of hospital and tax implications. County papers largely back Republicans with little expectation of a Democratic victory next Tuesday.
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Beranton Tribune
Bucquehanna
Susquehann County
Suequehanna Journal
Wricht
Thoreday
Register and Recorder
Bruce
Hallstead Herald
Susquehanna County
Erie Railroad Company
Montrose Democrat
Susquehanna Journal
Gravity railroad to be converted near Honesdale
Special to The Scranton Tribune reports ongoing conversion from canal to locomotive service around Honesdale. Bridge stone work at Plandin's and Torrey's dam abutments near completion, a turntable site survey near union docks underway, and canal docks being cleared. Heavy rails laid on the main canal basin track as grading continues. Contractor Conrad Schroeder of Freeland inspected the union passenger station site.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Plandin’s
Torrey’s Dam
Union Docks
Hollemlale
Conrad Schroeder
Frrinton
Union
Fatal Locomotive Explosion Near Wyalusing
A fatal accident near Carmody's four miles below Wyalusing occurred about eleven last night when a northbound TD&S&S locomotive exploded. Fireman Eugene Dorgan of Dushore and brakeman Fred Robinson of Towanda were killed. Conductor Mantel Georgia of Sayre was severely injured. Georgia survived and was taken to Sayre hospital. Deegan’s body was thrown into the river and recovered after hours of search. Both tracks were blocked for hours.
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Towanda
Carmody’s
Wyalusing
TD. & S&s. Socomoutte
Eugene Dorgan
Dushore
Fred Robinson
Mantel Georgia
Sayre
Deegan
Georgia
Hoyt Seeks To Break Will In Kingston Case
Wilkes Barre November 3 In the orphan court Judge Carte heard Frank W Hoyt of Kingston contest the will of his mother Mary M Wood of Kingston who died September 4 1898 The estate value is placed between 150 000 and 200 000 with Hoyt receiving 1000 The defense by George K Powell executor and ex Judge D B Rhone contends no undue influence was proven and a common pleas jury may decide the merits The decision was reserved
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Wilkes-Barre
Carte
Orphans’ Court Room
Frank W. Hoyt
Kingston
Mary M. Wood
Larrabee Kilrow Case Eyed for Quick End in Montrose
In the Larrabee Kilrow case the defendants failed to appear in Montrose, making a swift court conclusion likely. Local notes report civic groups forming and church and library activities, with various residents and officials mentioned in Susquehanna county updates.
Opening of Basque hanna river bridge at Lareyville celebrated
The Basque Hanna River bridge at Lareyville opened with speeches a procession and ceremonies. It will be free to the public for three months. Henry Harding was in Scranton, and Lehigh Valley riders are warned against jumping on and off trains with arrests posted. A meeting at the county courthouse Saturday will review the canning factory project report by Brungess and Harding.
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Tunkhannock
Basquehanna River
Lareyville
Taceyville
Henry Harding
Scranton
Lehigh Valley
Court House
R. Brungess
N. Ll. Harding
Luzerne
Starrucca and Brandt Hunters Plan Saturday Supper
Special to The Scranton Tribune Starrucca Nov 2 County institute at Honesdale will shorten school next week A hunt and supper for local sportsmen set for Saturday Nov 11 at Starrucca Valley House A W Brown called to Susquehanna unexpectedly Thursday evening Andrew Kaehler Jr in Sherman on business Miss Minnie B G Mumford Sayre visiting her parents Paterson N J funeral noted Mrs Christina Brown Pleasant Mount and Mrs Cecilia Allerton Herrick Centre visit Starrucca Laura Wheeler Hancock visiting Theodore LaBar John Gitleran Binghamton visiting William Setdington A W Brown and family attended hunt supper at Jackson Wednesday evening
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Starrucca
Honesdale
Minnie BG. Mumford
Sayre
Binghamton
William Se Tdington
A. W. Brown
Jackson
Scranton High School Faces Keystone Academy Clash
Football on Keystone grounds with Scranton High School and Keystone Academy set for kickoff at 9 p.m. Local political meeting at town hall chaired by James K Frear featured candidates Shaw Reynolds and Robinson. A Nicholson tailor Charles Leroy surfaced briefly with a new venture.
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Scranton’ High School
Keystone Academ
Keystone
Sharp
May Snyder
Nicholson
James K. Frear
Shaw
Reynolds
Robinson
Charles Leroy
Tellor
Peruna remedy praised by Danish Home official
A letter from Mrs. Anne Nelson of the Danish Home Association lauds Peruna as a cure for catarrh of the stomach and general debility. Multiple testimonials from users nationwide claim restored strength, improved digestion, and lasting health, with endorsements of Dr. Hartman’s Peruna.
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Anne Nelson
Dansh Old People’s Home Association
West North Avenue
Kjeawe
Chicago
West North Ave
Columbus
Matthew Schmidt
Jordan
Oregon
Dr. Hartman
Bysband
J. A. Busher
Knoxville
Pe-ru-na Medicine Co
Columbus, Ohi
Danish Old People’s Home Association
Hailed as Recruit to Fort Nikita New York
A man traveled to Scranton seeking a recruiting station of Uncle Sam and was accepted as a recruit and sent to Fort Nikita, New York. Mile Maile Mell Hinds hosted a Halloween party for her friends on Tuesday evening.
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Scranton
Uncle Sam
Fort Nikita
N.Y
Mile Maile Mell Hinds
Busy week ahead in Honesdale events and death
Honesdale announces a busy week with a county teachers Institute running Monday through Friday featuring four first class evening entertainments. A Y M C A district convention is planned Friday to Sunday with speakers from five counties. Mrs Clara W Loomis dies at her sister’s home after a long illness. funeral held this afternoon at 2 30, Rev James P Ware officiating, burial in Glen Dyherty cemetery Wayne county Republicans aim for large majorities next Tuesday, warning against election contests sparked by a long running Lackawanna county case.
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Honesdale
County Teachers’ Institute
Clara W. Loomis
Episcopal Church
James P. Ware
Glen Dyherty Cemetery
Wayne County
Lackawanna County
Local Notices and Social News From Thompson Area
Thompson notices Nov 1 report visitors from Scranton Carbondale and New Milford visiting Rev Leonard Cole and wife for a dinner and short visit. Local clergy attend Free Baptist quarterly meeting at West Lenox. pastor to serve here next Sabbath. Postmaster Wilkes Barre to be appointed. John K. Williams named former private secretary to Congressman Morman B Williams.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
Annie Z. Brown
Scranton
J. E. Moon
Myron Moon
New Milford
W. OH. French
West Lenox
J. M. Gillett
Binghamton
Ralph
PO Tower
Pope
Guvntt
Ariet Mil
Umes
Smith
Jefferson House
Wilkes-Barre
John KB. Williama
Morman B. Williams
Youth and Sage Debate Victory's Female Representation
A mock dialogue from the Indianapolis Journal questions why victory must be personified by a female figure. The Sage remarks on propriety during the speaker's unmarried stage.
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Indianapolis Journal
Concerts Highlight Russian Pianist Godowsky and Venues
Conservatory of Music brings Godowsky the pianist and Ernest Gamble with Madame Richel to perform. Reports praise Godowsky's mastery and pairing with Rosenthal in Chicago. Local classes form for children at Jarvies Hardenbergh School of Music and Art. A testimonial concert for tenor Mr Hewson is planned with a December date.
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Conservatory of Music
Godowsky
Tirer
Ernest Gamble
Madame Richel
London
Madame Patt
Godowseky
Heosenthal
Chicago
New York Musical Courier
Leopold Godowsky
Mr. Godowsky
Thosenthal
Rosenthal
Moritz Rosenthal
Wass
Jarvies Hardenbergh School of Music
Guernsey
Markets Open Hot, Then Slump After Early Strength
New York stocks opened with high activity and broad buying but soon faltered. Early gains faded as selling resumed and support for many shares weakened, leaving prices generally lower through the day. Total volume reached about 70 shares with value near $2.9 million.
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New York
Local Bond Listings Feature Scranton and Beranton Firms
A fragmented OCR list shows bonds from Scranton and Beranton firms including railways, traction bonds, and school funding. Mentions Peoples Street Railway and General mortgage notes with varying percentages.
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Tron Fence & Mfy
Berantom Axie Works
Lacka
Datry Coy Pree
Eescees Co
Savings Bank & Trust Co
Scranton Pass
First Mortage
WL Co
Acess
Peoples Street Railway
First MortwAse
Cecccwecees
People's Street Railway
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lucka
Township School
Cli
Beranton St. Tmp
Vernon Coal Co
Scranton
Axia Woolks
Beranton Traction
Aes
Correction Notice of Dairy Prices and Items
Corrected by H. 4. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Avenue. Butter-Creamery Butter prices 174c value per firkin. Cheese-Pull cream new. Onions per bushel 4c. Lemons per box 50c to 2.75. Flour listed. Dairy items and miscellaneous produce priced.
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Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Bate
Dagle
Select Western
State
Wheat and Produce Prices Reported From Philadelphia Market
Philadelphia market notes show firm wheat with contracts firm in Nov and mixed corn firm to higher as No 2 varieties clip. Butter and lard steady to firmer while live poultry shows ongoing demand. refined sugars hold firm. Numerous commodity items listed with varied prices and qualities across wheat, corn, butter, eggs, sugar, and flour markets.
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Philadelphia
New York
Wertern Choice
Stattle
Fancy Western Creamery
Lee Mege
Feck
Southwertern
Bready
Thom Hiehele
New York Grain and Produce Market Report
New York markets show flour steady for low grades and dull for medium and higher grades. Wheats firm at the elevator, with options steady ahead of feature prices. corn and oats mostly quiet with limited activity. butter and cheese prices steady with slight regional variation.
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New York
Paluch
Mabel Elie Wien Mas
Eneler
Wien
Western Creamers
Mudie Factory
Wit
Odle
Fragmented OCR list with unclear items and numbers
OCR text from New York shows a jumbled mix of words names and numbers. Readable elements include scattered terms like Sheep and Cane along with figures such as 82800080 and 4.00. Overall the passage lacks coherent events or clear entities.
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New York
Theves
Seers
Blooms
Thaks Hoses
Unclear OCR item hints at market prices and trades
Fragmentary text references supply, prices, grades, workers and members, with scattered codes and figures. It mentions markets or trades like Vox and Mog e Trade, but details and structure are unreadable. No clear event, entities, or outcome emerge from the snippet.
Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices and Weak Lamb Demand
Readable fragments indicate a livestock market with mixed Packers and buyers bidding on sheep and hogs. Prices appear weak for lambs with losses noted, while bales and weights vary. total counts show 21,000 hogs and sheep sold, with variable quality from poor to prime.
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Pelme Tombs
Staion
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
Buffalo, Nov. t. cattle four on site and whey prices noted. Hog sale steady with hogs around 1.26 and various weights. sheep sale mixed with bids around 5.00 to 4.50. Buyers reported dull sentiment for natives, with several lots bid at steady to weaker levels.
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Newt
Freeman Sets Long-Distance Record For Washington Team
Buck Freeman of the Washington National League baseball group hits twenty home runs in one season while playing in Wilkes-Barre and has a famed long-distance bat. The piece recalls past great sluggers and notes Freeman’s rise after joining from Toronto and his reputation as a heavy hitter. It also reflects on college football upset dynamics involving Princeton Yale and Columbia.
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Buck Freeman
Boseall
Wilkes-Barre
Freeman
Bowie
Mme Browning
Iuive Orr
Thin Brouthers
Washington
Yoronto
Beranton
Newas
Princeton
Yale
Cohumbria
High School Notes on New Curriculum and Improvements
The board approved revisions to boost pupil advancement and credit for work. A new study period begins with Monday classes, focusing on music under Professor Dermamn. The school touts growing reputation, expanded language offerings, and planned funding for better furnishings.
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Dermamn the Austen
Acho
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Arthur ‘Teed
Creat Bend Manufacturing Company
Evie Station
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Peruna
Mrs
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Petoskey, Mich
Wilkes-Barrre
Thomas Beynon
Schubert
New York City
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K. E. Robathon
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First Presbyterian
Divine Redeemer
Gounod
Fauve Mosers
Gippel
Buviour
Kathryn Thiele
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
SOE
Tribune
J, Aret, & Co
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