Industrial and Commercial Reorganizing Pennsylvan ia Steel
The Pennsylvan ia Steel reorganization proceeds rapidly with expectations of property sale in January. New securities under the plan won’t be issued for months. the old stock trades near 46 dollars with book value around 150. The article notes heavy iron industry distress near Philadelphia, plant failures, coke production trends, and new tin plate plant construction in New Kensington as well as broader regional impacts on rail and steel sectors.
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Philadelphia T Record
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Young People Society delegates and local notices at Herrick Center
Regular Y P S C E meeting names W D Liloyd as delegate to the Hallstead convention on Nov 14. Miss Abbie Bloxham recovers from illness. A chicken pie supper at George Curtin’s residence on Thursday invites all for Methodist Episcopal church benevolence. Local items note telegraph line talk, fruit prices, diphtheria precautions, and Lizzie Bewell’s Sunday visit.
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Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Brother
W. D. Liloydwid
Hallstead
Abbie Bloxham
George Curtin
Henett
Time
Ontario and Western
Pleasant Mount Academy
Pleasant Mount
Lizzie Bewell
Music Boxes Exclusively Made by Gautsohl and Bond
Philadelphia manufacturers Gautsohl and Bond offer orchestral music boxes at six and ten dollars. They display repaired and improved old boxes with new tunes and claim refined craftsmanship at Chestnut Street listings.
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Gautsohl & Bond
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Normal school adds practical arts to manual training program
Scranton area notes report the East Stroudsburg Normal school expanding manual training with sewing dressmaking embroidery clay modeling plaster casting and artistic drawing under expert staff. Professors Bible and Kemp lectured at institutes while visits from Dr. White and local residents are listed along with illness and social events.
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Misa Gertrude Edmund
Scranton
White
Professor Bible
Scranton Institute
Houston
Freeland
Shane
Drum
Thornhurst
Plaster of Paris
G. 1. Bible
East Stroudsburg State Normal School
East Stroudsburg
Teachers’ Institute
Honesdale
Mike Rowan
Mil Creel
Kemp
Leigh County Institute
Curran
Miss McLain
Shieffer
the Normal
Charles Houck
Funeral Rites Honor Mrs. C. Clark in Clark's Green
Large crowd attends the funeral of Mrs. C. Clark with many out of town relatives from Vineland Binghamton Pittston and Scranton. Rev F H Parsons Roya A Douglas and F Porgens officiate as floral displays attractively tribute. Local notables and visitors from Laporte and Sullivan County join in the arrangement.
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7. C. Clark
Vineland
Binghamton
Pittston
Scranton
FH. Parsons
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roya
Douglas
F. Porgens
Salathiel Mead
Charles Mead
Laporte
Sullivan County
J. P. Gage
N. J
C. W. Brown
Dalton Socials and Guests Highlight Week
A Dalton party at John Woodbridge's last Wednesday featured masked guests who unmasked at midnight then enjoyed refreshments. Friday night Mr and Mrs M B Sherman hosted a party for their daughter Minnie with dancing and refreshments. attendees included Pearl Whitman Stella Wademan Dora Smith Minnie Wademan Elaie Oakley Bert Oakley George Hall Leon Colvin Thomas Hall Mollie Brown sick with malaria fever Minnie Wademan has recovered Pearl Whitman returned to Brooklyn after two weeks in Dalton.
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John Woodbridge
M. B. Sherman
Misa Minnie
Misses Pearl Whitman
Brooklyn
Stella Wademan
Peckville
Dora Smith
Minnie Wademan
Elaie Oakley
Dalton
Messia
Bert Oakley
George Hall
Leon Colvin
Thomas Hall
Glenburn
Will Smith
Mollie Brown
Wittl
D. W. Brown
Miss Pearl Whitman
Local Notes And Visits In Wallstead
Mrs Dr FP D Lamb returns home from Royal Pennsylvania after visiting her parents. Hon Galusha Grow from Glenwood is in town. Miss Lizzie Callen of New Milford visits sister Mrs William Austin. Mrs Timothy Donohue was in Parlor City yesterday. Mrs Patrick Mack of Binghamton visits friends here. Teachers hold Monday meeting at Rufus Smith's Pine Street home. A A McCreary of New York City in town. Sunrise prayer meeting by Baptist church Young People's Society on Thanksgiving morning. Poughea Mitchell, formerly of the place, seriously injured in a wreck on the Lackawanna and Montrose yesterday. Pet Ladies’ tea of Railroad Train means it the Railroad Young Men's Christian association in town tomorrow evening.
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FP. D. Lamb
Royal, Pa
Galusha A. Grow
Glenwood
Lizzie Callen
New Milford
William Austin
Timothy Donohue
Patrick Mack
Binghamton
Rufus Smith
Pine Street
A. A. McCreary
New York City
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
The
Baptist Church
Poughea Mitchell
Lackawanna
Montrose
Aea
Faltroad
Halstead Woman Quoted By Mansfield Couple Names Harris and Judge
Mrs. Talmage Nicholson of Halstead lists Mrs. P G Harris and Mrs. Tom Judge of Mansfield, Pa, among those praised or mentioned in a local social note.
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Talmage
Halstead
Ta Ylalting
Tom Judge
Mansfield
Election results flood in across the city amid cold polling day
Voters hustled to polling districts as a favorable weather day yielded a broad return. The Daily Anthracite displayed results from hotels, opera house, and Republican HQs. Burglars struck on Thaw street gagging H H Major, Knigts of Honor deputy, and stealing valuables before dawn.
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H. H. Major
Major
Knights of Honor
Betabrook
Vermont
Albert Moon
Lena Melted
Binghamton
William Connor
A. McMullen
Sireinia
Moosic Notes on Meetings and Delegates
Moosic updates report Mr. Taylor of Binghamton will give a talk this evening at the Methallst Episcopal church. Elected Moosic Chapter Epworth League delegates Blanche Tregailla Carrie Seberhiner Emma Mosteller will attend the convention in Scranton at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church on Thursday and Friday. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meets Thursday afternoon, and a cottage prayer meeting will be held Friday evening at David Dick’s home on Miller ELI.
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Mr. Taylor
Binghamton
Blanche Tregailla
Carrie Seberhiner
Emma Mosteller
Moosic
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Scranton
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
David Dick
Miller Eli
The Farm Seems Bewitched
James Faulkner, a farmer in Loegat Grove New Jersey, reports a string of barn thefts and vandalism starting with a missing note from a sales wagon and escalating to feed dumping and poisoned hay. A hired man found arsenic like poison in the awl and a cow showed illness, prompting night guards and a reward for the culprit.
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United Prom
Lidzabeth
N. J
James Paulkner
Loegat Grove
Rahway
Paris Green
Vaulkner
Faulkner
Digging Up Big Bones Mastodon Skeleton Unearthed
Huntingdon November 1 The mastodon skeleton found in a bog on George W. Swayne’s farm near Shirleysburg is being unearthed as soil conditions allow. One tusk four feet long with a sixteen inch base, molars weighing five pounds each, and several ribs along with vertebra parts have been exposed. Preservation appears excellent and bids pour in from across the country while Swayne waits for excavation to finish.
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United Press
Huntingdon
George W. Swayne
Shirleysburg
Selon
Swayne
Remarkable operation relieves patient with lung ulcers
At North Wheeling hospital Dr Gregory Ackerman and Dr Charles Wingerton operated on Ellie Clark of Martins Ferry. A back incision exposed the lung. two ribs were removed and two ulcers excised. The operation exceeded expectations and the patient is very much relieved with a hopeful recovery.
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Wheeling
W. Va
North Wheeling Hospital
Dra
Gregory, Ackerman
Charles A. Wingerton
Ellie Clark
Martin's Ferry
Clark
Naturalized dancer Marit in New ark and more
A whirl of short notes reports Marit the ballet dancer and wife of Imre ei gaining naturalization in New ark. A night watchman foiled a second arson attempt on Hammond's packing house in South Oranha Nob. Conspiracy tied to the A P A exposed a plot to steal Ex Premier Mervier's body in Montreal. An unknown assailant killed Joe Fraser near New Lewisville Ark and cremated his body in his wagon. Corporal J Hanson near Detroit reportedly found $100 left in a Canada stockmen note. Canadian stockmen say they must import thoroughbreds to enter America for free imports. An A P O A orator Victor Mt Rue presented to them.
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Imreei
Newark
Hammond
South Oranha
Stea
Mervier
Montreal
Joe Fraser
New Lewisville
Ark
J. Hanson
United States Line
Detroit
Mich
Don.ma
America
Victor Mt Rue
Himiea
Tein Abenninge
Czar's Funeral Train Schedule Reveals Long Obsequies
United Press reports Livadia to St Petersburg plan for the dead emperor. From Livadia the body to be moved to a church, then to Yachupier, Sebastopol, Moscow and finally St Petersburg. The funeral train carries imperial family, royals, and servants, with stops and divine services en route.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Livadia
Yachupier
Czaring
Prince of
Valesa
Sebastopol
Pamint
Moscow
Cear
Czarina
Prince and Princess of Wales
Kremlin
St. Petersburg
Secretary Morton Urges Retaliation Against German Imports
Secretary Morton proposes to recommend to the president an embargo on German wines and malt liquors in retaliation for Germany restricting American cattle and fresh meats. He cites the 1800 meat export law authorizing suspension of imports of adulterated goods and says such an embargo could quickly pressure Germany and France, given the size of their wine and liquor imports.
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Morton
United Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
United States
Germany
Europe
Infamous Society Linked to Double Murder on Market Street
Denver reports two murders tied to a crime ring named Les Chevaliers d Amour. Authorities allege the group trafficked young girls from France or Canada for enslaved work on Market Street. Marie Contassot and Len Tapper victims, with suspects tied to Eugenie and Marléa's deaths.
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Cal
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Les Chevallera d Amour
France
Canad
Long Tapper
Marie Contassot
Tony Sanders
Len Tapper
Charles Challoup
Eugenie
Slater
Marie
The
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Marley
Paris
Marlé
Natural Gold Cure Water At Michigan Mine
Report from Ishpeming Michigan describes a spring at the bottom level of a Hope mine yielding a strong yellow collared water containing dissolved gold. Workers drink it and forsake alcohol while noting improved health. Plans consider a large hospital atop the mine to use the waters as a universal cure.
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Michigan
United Press
Ishpeming
Mich
Millionaire Callanan killed leaping on moving Erie train
Frances Callanan a New Jersey millionaire street railway builder was fatally struck by a moving Erie train in Rutherford while boarding at speed. Despite repeated warnings from the conductor about the danger, he continued the practice each morning for a shortcut.
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Rutherford
Ned
New York
Erie Railroad
Francie Callanin
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