Funeral, gunning accident, and local notices in Factoryville
Funeral for Green Reynolds of La Plume was held at the residence with burial in Old Bethel cemetery. A. Matthewson leaves for Washington to resume duties in the capitol. Arthur Bailey was seriously injured by a stray shot while gunning. eye involvement uncertain. Local visits, church meetings, staffing changes at the graded school, and several residents traveling or attending meetings are noted.
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Secanton
Factoryville
Green Reynolds
la Plume
G. KR. MW
Old Bethel” Cemetery
B. Matthewson
Washington, D. C
Capitol Heat
Arthur Bailey
Hiram Worden
Irving Price
Moosic
Kelthline
Jenningsville
BE. L
Hiller
Harriet Crisman
A. B. Brown
Nichol Gan
Lloyd Harding
Fatonville
Harding
J. A. Niver
George Warfer
Gortle Capwell
Nicholson
Miles W. Bliss
Alles & Hunt
New York City
Reynolds & Rossiter
Keystone Lumber and Supply Company
Ace
Tunkhannock
C. Matthewson & Company
Thompson and Susquehanna Residents Busy Week
Miss Eva Sophia of Susquehanna visits Miss Liwura Sumner near Ararat and plans to return home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Danilel Glover celebrate their thirtieth wedding anniversary with Rev A L David in attendance. Mrs Crosier and husband wed at the bride’s home with families present and plan to live in Thompson. Several locals make business trips to Binghamton Scranton.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
Eva Sophia
Susquehanna
Liwura Sumner
Ararat
Danilel Glover
A. L. David
J. A. Sophia
E. E. Gelatt
Scranton
E. Gelatt
Waymart
R. F. Howard
A. C. Foster
W.H. Walker
Binghamton
A. (. Foster
R. Bliss
A. ©. Salesbury
William Brandon
California
Rev. H. J. Whalen
D. D
Carbondale
F. Whitney
Susquehanna County Teachers Plan Washington Excursion
In Susquehanna County teachers expect a December excursion to Washington with talks underway with railroads and hotels. Miss Verna Dix resigns from Oakland graded school to join Moosic schools. Miss Carpenter takes her place from Jackson. County court convicts Thomas Brick of Erie railroad station robbery. Mrs Harriet It Was tried for common scold. local board of trade names officers for the coming year. Rabbit hunters roam the mountains. Georg H Downing in town.
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Susquehanna
Susquehanna County
Washington, D
Verna Dix
Jackson Street
Oakland
Moosic
Lackawanna County
Carpenter
Jackson
Wayne County
Grace Burrhus
Dorvas Society
Frank Fassett
Great Bend Township
Wilson Reynolds
Malin Street
Daniel Reardon
Chamberlain
Willaims
Erie
Ball
Leardon
George H. Downing
Binghamton
Susquehanna Board of Trade
Martin J. Ryan
Clarence Kellsworth
Edward Doherty
William A. Skinner
Curtis
C. I. Fisher
Samuel Birdsall
Thomas Brick
Great Bend
Harriet EB
Husames Hoott
Institute closes with concerts and readings in Wayne County
The county Institute in Honesdale ended with devotional services led by C L Percy and lectures by H R Larrabee on memory and W R Howell on words. Attendance was high. crowds filled the court house for J T Watkins Concert Company, Schubert quintette and vocalists Miss Matthews Miss Morris and Professor Watkins. Upcoming events include F Hopkins Smith in the Christian Endeavor course and a Mackintosh goods drive for the south.
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Honesdale
County Institute
Ev. C. L. Percy
H. R. Larrabee
Treachers
Wayne County
John F. Studard
Messia
Perham
Ward
Allen
Winship
Howell
Scranton
Hower
Institute
F. Hopkinson Smith
Christian Endeavor
Opera House
Presbyterian
Edward Burns
A. T. Leare
Charles
Colorado Springs
Colorado
B. Hardenbergh
Louran
Patersont N
Anna H. Tracey
FE. Th. Whitney
Euchre Club
Clara Ti. Larry
Port Jervis
Gibbs, Kelly & Company
Kelly & Steinman
Fanny Davenport
local notes from Waymart and vicinity
Waymart News items report Will Batton and A. J. Merion at the Scranton parade and monument unveiling. William Prumps leaves for Mul Creek to take a car repair job. Mrs. Charles Tuthill opens a millinery parlor on Honesdale street. Wayne county teachers attend the Normal school institute. Contractor Nolan lays foundation for Lake Lodore improvement near Keene’s pond. Court viewers award Miss Ora Stephen son $800 for damages from the Delaware and Hudson project. PF. H. Thompson buys Varcoe farm on the Dyberry with December occupancy. Dr. F. F. Price plans California departure. M. Spangenburg works in Dunmore. Mrs. H. H. Albright of Windsor, N. Y., visits her mother.
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Waymart
Will Batton
A. J. Merion
Scranton
William Prumps
Mul Creek
Charles Tuthill
Honesdale Street
Wayne County Institute
Nolan
Keene's Pond
Lake Lodore Improvement Company
Ora
Delaware and Hudson
Honesdale
A. T. Searle
F. P. Kimble
PF. H. Thompson
Varcoe
F. F. Price
California
M. . Spangenburg
Dunmore
H. H. Albright
Windsor
N. Y
Burglars Guilty in Erie Station Robbery Case
Reported items include a one inch thick sapraset seat on a scrap tool bench and various local notes. Three burglars convicted for an Erie station robbery receive heavy sentences at recent term of court. James T. DuBois remains home ill. J H Johnson sells a business to Susquehanna men in Great Bend. John Hunsinger threatened with blood poisoning after a nose injury. Hallstead young ladies to help at a minstrel show in the Y M C A hall on December first. A large open fireplace is described as coming soon.
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Aeranten Tribune
Elallstead
Erie
James T. DuBois
J. H. Johnson
Great Bend
Susquehanna
John Hunsinger
Till
Hallstead
Local notes from Hallstead parish and meetings
Visitors attend events at A F Merrett house on Pine Street as revival meetings run each night at the Baptist church. Jessie Hartley moves to Burton house area. Michael Grogan injures wrist crossing Chiroh Street. Mrs Rh. Stands and two children relocate to Union town. Century debating club hosts minstrel display as Young Men's Christian Association members discuss if Hallstead girls perform better in burnt cork.
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A. F. Mérrett
Pine Street
Uniontown
Century
Mon'a Chirlatlin Association
Hoya
Hallstead
Real estate sales in Scranton area settled debts and visits noted
Public sale in the Howse exposed Samuel Stark estate from Nicholson, bid 1225 by Cyrus Bhaw. Netsey Strong estate Forkston sold for 901.50 to W. J. Lewis. Henry Harding attends soldiers monument unveiling in Scranton. Townspeople attend revival at local Methodist church with Rev. Dunneff from Canada. Several local residents noted visiting towns and discussing county representative race with no contest planned.
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Tunkhannock
Court Howse
Samuel Stark
Nicholson
Cyrus Bhaw
Netsey Strong
Forkston Township
W. J. Lewis
Henry Harding
Scranton
Catharine ‘Townsend
Pittston
Fred Seible
Dunneff
Canada
Wyoming
Mrs Dennis Mackey Dies After Brief Illness at 60
Mrs Dennis Mackey aged sixty dies at her York avenue home after a brief illness. She lived in Avoca over thirty years and leaves two daughters Mrs Patrick Coleman and Mrs Martin Quinn plus two at home Mary and Anna. Funeral at 9:80 this morning with requiem at St Mary’s Church, burial in St Mary’s cemetery. Other notices report the Mary Reap funeral at Patrick Conlon’s Brownsville home with services at St Mary’s, John Young’s funeral from North End residence with services at Laungeliffe church, marriage of James McDonald of Pittston to Miss Anna Burke at St Mary’s Church followed by a reception in Hughestown, Francis Kane John McKenzie and Thomas Morahan hunting at Lehigh Gap, and a St Aloysius Society social and entertainment last night.
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Dennis Mackey
York Avenue
Avoca
Patrick Coleman
Martin Quinn
Mary
Anna
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mary Reap
Patrick Conlon
Brownsville
John Young
North End
Laungeliffe Church
D. T. Smythe
Laingeliffe
James McDonald
Pittston
Anna Burke
West Side
M. F. Crane
Hughestown
Francis Kane
John McKenzie
Thomas Morahan
Lehigh Gap
St. Aloysius Society
Hawley Notes Include Local Appointments and Visits
Special to the Scranton Trelbune from Hawley reports Cank's brick dental shop nearing completion and district agent appointment for Northwestern Mutual Life. Teachers Institute in Honesdale, local visits by Kellam and Koop, church painting contract by Harry Pethick, and Hawley poised to gain better water supply.
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Tawley
Nov. Tech
PB. Cank
Woot Rapp
Northwestern Mutual Lice
Nse
Copii
Milwaukee
Wis
Creasy
Aud Koehler
Miso Wheeler
Thhrelke
Wigeo
Bayard
Oldfield
Bbeaie Daniels
Ardenville
Te Sehlager
Wy Murphy
Honeydale
Rhode Thurgelos
Odd Pellows
Harry Pethick
Troy Rallison
Hawley
Tha
Tuttle
Ives
Kirk Sollager
Madison
Lemme
Charles Tevter
Scranton
Hawley, Mra. A
Ty Mishop
Btrniebung
Montrose Church Confers and Local News Roundup
A Montrose quarterly conference at the Pree Methodist church was led by Presiding Elder Logan with five sermons delivered. Community updates include personnel shifts at the Erie depot in Alla vacancy, local visits by Frank Couch Newton Corey Mra Bleawell and others, and weather noting snow. A remedy for a cold in the head is Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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Valonlale
John J. Jones
Stanlow Norton
Montrose
Sturrugon
Harry Morgan
Erie Depot
Brant
Guy Poster
Thowyavoun
Mere
Frank Couch
Newton Corey
Deposit
Mra
Cory
Bleawell
A, Lowla
Carbandale
Bev
A. Kasimen
Triemin
Golf Summit
The Gunner's Mate at Lyceum and Huntley-Jackson at Gaiety
The Lyceum presented The Gunner's Mate on Saturday with a strong cast led by Thomas A. Wine as Willie Slab and Annie Veamon in Irish style bits. The Gaiety offered the Huntley Jackson company all week and the crowd, though cool, witnessed a competent stage of moral drama and brisk comedy with Miss Donnie Veanni as a standout.
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George TH. Broadhurst
Lyewin
Hick
Willie Slab
Dr. Duck
Ashe
Edward Singleton
Edward Haw
Duck
Ester
Mike Jack
Thomas A. Wine
Willie
Alfred Klein
Annie Veamons
Anita Kideer
Brandon Fomelan
Misa
Donnie Veaniitis
Fayyers
The Gunner's Mate to Headline at Academy of Music
The Garner's Mate will open at the Academy of Music under manager Augustus Pitou with taggers and a capable sixteenth cast. The World and Michael Strogeil are listed as attractions, with the Scharf-Morris Big Stock company planned for next week, promising a strong, well-mounted production.
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Michael Strogeil
Coergo
A. Ciday
Tagler
New York
Augustus Pitou
Tree
Scharf-Morris
Academy A Music
The Hwenest Blacksmith Onstage At Eve nim Theater
The Hwenest Blacksmith features Robert Piresimmons in a wholesome stage story showing village life and a boxing plot. Scenes span the village smithy gym training at Mergen Beach and a bout with Ed Munkhorst.
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Robert Piresimmons
Fitwimmons
Eppranm
Leunle Devore
Yds Mtelong
Bightim
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endures for Teething Help
An aged advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used by mothers for over fifty years to ease teething in children. It claims relief from teething pains, diarrhea, and related discomfort, selling nationwide at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Winslow
Bootini
Rene
Markets show strength with rail and iron stocks leading
New York trading mixed but firm as rails and iron and coal issues gain. Strong bid for preferred railroad issues due to dividends and growth prospects while diverse sectors show uneven moves and commodity prices hold steady.
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Hustwrek
Carl
Sonia Ty Wolform
Rallenad Atoe
Wittine
Talia
Burlington
Atehiaan
Raine
Aoftena
Tennessee
Cenert Electric
Honda
Butter and dairy goods list with prices and notes
Corrected by H. G. Dale lists Butter-Creamery dairy tubs Exgs-Select western lic. Cheese-Full cream Neans-Per bu choice marrow onions potatoes flour best patent with prices noted.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Western
Atate
Wheat market slips as mixed futures greet Philadelphia grains
Wheat prices ease in early trade at Philadelphia with mixed futures showing a decline for No 2 soft winter while other contract grains edge higher amid limited demand.
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Philadelphia
Market News Roundup From New York Trading Day
A chaotic New York market report describes widespread price dips across many dairy and winter product lines. Multiple items show declines of a few to several cents with activity described as slow and subdued, though some futures and options later partially recovered before closing mixed.
Cattle and Hogs Receipts and Prices From Chicago Market
Receipts show cattle and hogs with varied prices across classes. Texas and western stock entries appear, with quotes for steers, heifers, cows, calves, and sheep. totals and trends noted for arrivals today and forecasts for tomorrow.
Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices Fall Across Board
Wheat closes down 1 4 cent, corn 1 cent lower, oats down 4 to 5 cents. Provisions drop with pork about 10.41 to 10.62, lard near 7.25, and whiskey at 1.27. Cash quotes show No 9 spring wheat 67 to 72 cents, No 2 red 71 to 75, No 2 corn 59 to 63, No 2 yellow 60 to 64, No 2 white 26 to 28, and flax at 1.70. Continuous declines reflect weaker market sentiment.
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Chicago
Rita
Market Report: Livestock Prices Steady to Slow
New York stock prices show Reeves-Steady listing 10 to 26 vents off. Steers bring about 4.90 to 5.00 tops 5.80 with oxen and steers around 2400. Cows sell 1.29 to 1.90, choice fat cattle around 41. Calves and venison markets mixed with calves around 450 to 650. Sheep slow with lambs steady to firm. hogs not on sale.
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Chicago
L.A. Goml
Texan Fed
Texas Grass
S.mind
Texas Villa
Texas
New York
Emssers
Casier
Grassera
St. Canada
Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady in East Liberty Market
East Liberty cattle market reports steady demand with varied grades. Prime heavies around 5 155.20 and 5 4005. dh, common at 5 1200, sheep steady with choice wethers near 1 450, lambs 5 250, veal calves 47.50.
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East Liberty
Old City Receipts and Shipments Reported
A compact financial brief notes credit balances at 105 with certificates unpaid and shipments totaling 4 007 with an average figure. It also lists runs and diet data with averages around 00 187.
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Old City
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Cure All
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the sole proven remedy for catarrh across all stages. It asserts constitutional treatment via internal dosing, targets blood and mucous membranes, and offers 100 dollars for any failing case with testimonials promised.
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T. Booth Co
Ithaca
Ecionee
Hall
Jlatl
Fr. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Te. Hall
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