Local notes from Northeastern Pennsylvania including weddings and mine blast
Forest City reports Rev. Tower's sermon at the Methodist church and local social updates. Warren Budd married Emma Foley and will live in White's Valley. John Bell named poor director after F. P. Holmes's death. Coal prices rise five cents reflecting regional rail lines. A fatal mine blast at Exeter mine kills Anthony Usitis with Soboroski fatally injured. Welsh eisteddfod postponed. New nurse candidate Clara Schmalts.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest Civ
TP. R. Tower
Thompson
St. John
T. Warren Budd
J. RR. Budd
Warner
Emma Foley
Aldenville
White's Valley
John RR. Bell
F. P. Holmes
Ones
Bell
Flo. Gilchrist
Anthony Gaffney
Fred Gunnings
Healey
General Manaager
Walter Brain
Joseph Gallagher
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Moosic
Mra
Ida Swarts
Wayne County
Samuel Seeley
J. D. Nelson
Ezra Thomas
T. Kitts
W. H. Wildenberger
Ames
Santiago
Cuba
Alehth Cavalry
Hoe
Philadelphia
Martha Nott
Misa May Worth
Scranton
D. A. Bannister
Park Street
Pittston
Welsh Congregational Church
Clara Schmalts
Upper Pittston
Moses Taylor Hospital
Exeter
West Pittston
Anthony Usitis
Nanticoke
Factoryville Social Notes and Local Visits
In Factoryville on November 1 Mrs Henry Harding hosted her sister Mrs Barber from Scranton. Miss Ella Carr of Scranton visited her mother, and Miss Alma Wrisley returned to Scranton after a stay with her parents. Bible Day was observed at the Baptist Church last Sunday. John Think reportedly suffered serious injuries in Scranton with details not yet learned. County officials J W Stark WLOV Shaw and George Dershimer left for Pike county on a deer hunt. Rev Hully and Putnam were in Scranton for business. Shryer Scranton A A Brown BE L Watkins and N A Gardner join a hunting trip at Lake Winola.
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Peelal
Scranton
Factoryville
Henry Harding
Barber
Ella Carr
A. J. Gilmore
Alma Wrisley
Baptist Church
J. T. Bush
Carbondale
George Raser
Philadelphia
Mwe
Lake Winola
Tt. G. Morgan
Raser
C. R. Shryer
North Main Avenue
John Think
Mix County
J. W. Stark
Register and Recorder
Wlov
Shaw
George Dershimer
Pike County
Hully
Putnam
Shryer
Brown
Watkins
Gardner
Union meeting of Christian Endeavor societies in Honesdale
The Baptist and Presbyterian Christian Endeavor groups plan a joint meeting next Sunday in the Presbyterian chapel, to be addressed by district president Mr Isnapp. Coal trains ran on Sunday over the Honesdale Delaware and Hudson line bringing over 160 cars to town. The Baptist church supper is slated for Friday, Nov 7. Wayne County School Directors elected J. B. Woodmansee as president HH Salmon as vice president and John Lippert as secretary. It notes stray golf balls lying about as pedestrians are warned.
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Scranton
Honesdale
J. BF. Woodmangee
Salmon
John Lippert
Krause’s Headache Capsules Guarantee Relief
Urges readers to buy Krause n Headache Capsules from Matthews Bros. The ad promises pain relief even with a cracked skull and notes a 25 cent price with a guarantee.
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Matthews Lros
Abandoned babe found in Pittston near Ravine crossing
A three day old infant was found wrapped in a shawl Friday night on North Main Street near the Ravine crossing by Henry Reiser and taken to Curtis Street. Mrs. Mary Staples, 80, was found dead in bed at Fulton Street. her blind husband lived there and cared for her during illness. Harvey Lynn, a Rittaton boy, arrived.
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Scranton ‘Tribune
Pittston
Henry Reiser
Curtis Street
Mary Staples
Fulton Street
Harvey Lynn
Rittaton
Susquehanna Church Sitings and Local Happenings
Rev. and Mrs. Newing travel to Florence N J after Mrs Newing s mother Miss M Louise Curtis dies in Jackson St Home Miss Curtis death in Florence N J. Winwood Wayne County welcomes new department head at graded school. Autoclave damage at Presbyterian parsonage from burst water pipe. Clergy from Avye nue and Susquehanna churches fill pulpits. Deer trip reports from Pike County. Various local visits and social events planned including a hay social at Hoes Opera House and a Night Cap at Joel Dr Brown s Oakland residence. Newspaper notes plan a Susquehanna High School magazine The High Schol Record to be published at the Journal office. Excursion rate for Susquehanna county teachers to Washington D C via Erie line set at 12 per head. Funeral of Mrs Edward Cray held at St Clair Pa. Congregational meeting at Presbyterian church to discuss pastoralty. Erle Hose company hall social at Hogan Opera House November 18 with Doran s Orchestra. Tickets selling fast.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Charles Twenry Newing
Florence
New Jersey
Newing
M. Louise Curtis
Jackson Street
Winwood
Wayne County
Presbyterian
Bouton
Avyenue Methodist Churcch
Oak
Hoes Opera House
Young People’s Society of Christ Ia Endeavor
Oakland Congregational Church
Joel Dr. Brown
Oakland
Susquehanna High School
Journal
Brie Hose Company
Central House
George J. Sousa
Lexington
Susquehanna County
Washington
DD. C
Erie
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Edward Cray
Buskehanna
St. Clair
Dees
P. Blake
Presbyterian Church
George Comfort
Lanesboro
Susquehanna Methodist Church
George W. Leach
Avenue A
New Milford Social Notes Report Nov 19
New Milford news records visits and relocations as residents and friends travel between New Milford Binghamton Hallstead Elmhurst Harford Kingsley and Brooklyn. Florence Inderlied spent Wednesday with Binghamton friends. Colonel C C Pratt and family winter in Binghamton. Mrs St J Tiffany visiting Binghamton. Mrs Edward Hendricks of Hallstead called on friends. Mr and Mrs Charles Tucker returned from Brooklyn. Allen Ward of Hallstead visited Tuesday. Dora Plummer visited Elmhurst. Mabel Chamberlain visited her uncle in Harford. Mrs L W Moore and daughters Nina and Jennie guests at Fred Moore’s in Kingsley.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milford
Mliss
Florence Inderlied
Binghamton
C. C. Pratt
St. J. Tiffany
Edward Hendricks
Hallstead
Charles’ Tucker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Allen Ward
Dora Plummer
Elmhurst
Mabel Chamberlain
Harford
L. W. Moore
Nina
Jennie
Fred Moore
Kingsley
Death of Avoca John Biggar in Avoca
John Biggar died at his Grove Street home after a brief pneumonia illness. A Scot by birth aged 55, he moved to Avoca as a young man and lived there over thirty years. He leaves a wife and eight children, mourned by many friends in town.
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John Biggar
Grove Street
Scotland
Local notices and obituaries from Pittaton district
Mrs Alexander Gillespie of Pittaton and several relatives are listed for funeral details with services at Langelliffe church and interment in Langcliffe cemetery. The four month old Richard J Rowe died after pneumonia with funeral scheduled for 2 PM tomorrow at Langcliffe cemetery. Other items note a factory fire at E and W yards and an accident injuring John Richardson's index finger while killing chickens. Mrs William McGraw is critically ill, I K E O'Brien seeks reelection as councilman, and mining workers report for 6:30 AM with mule care by 7. Sidney Williams reports an agreement expected today.
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Alexander Gillespie
Pittaton
Isabel
Margaret
Elisabeth
Willian
Walter
John
Thomas
Knights of Honor
Langellffe Church
Langellffe Cemetery
Richard J. Rowe
William Rowe
West Side
Langcliffe Cemetery
KE. O'Brien
Mary Kearney
Dunmore
Law's
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Sidney Williams
Auditors appointed in Reynolds estate funds case
Tunkhannock hears that Charles Gardner is executor of Philetus Reynolds. S. Kintner has been named auditor to chair a meeting with interested parties at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Letters of administration were issued to Fred J. Kintner for Bradford Wandall's estate after Wandall was killed near here last Thursday.
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Tunkhannock
Charles Gardner
Philetus Reynolds
Co. S. Kintner
Regeter
W. UC. Shaw
Fred J.kintner
Bradford Wandall
Wandall
Fred J. Kintner
Mehoopany
W. U. Shaw
G. P. Dershimer
Spencer D. Teed
J. W. Stark
West Nicholson
Pike County
Paul Gillings & Sons
Court House
Henry Harding, Esq
James Ti. Vose
Mehoopathy
Grand Army of the Republic Post
Treynolds
Wilkes-Barre
Theatrical cards from Lyceum and Roadway shows
The clipped page previews Lyceum and Roadway offerings with The Devil's Mine melodrama, vaudeville acts, and special interludes. It notes a mix of original crowd-pleasers and acts featuring Whauksnith Yurke’s High Class Valevide and the Soliet Mors troupe, plus evening performances and matinees.
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Wolford & Carey
Broadway Girls at Gaiety and Fitzsimmons at Tyceum
The Browdway Girls performed a varied program at the Gaiety yesterday marking three days of engagement with lively acts and standout vocal numbers by Helle Turvey and Alexio Vivian. Robert Fitzsimmons stars tonight at the Tyceum in The Honest Blacksmith, a home lifelike comedy by William Gull supported by Mrs. Robert Pitesimmons and a full dramatic company. scenery by FB. Dodd Abkernian.
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Browdway
Gaiety Theater
Wil
Helle Turvey
Alexio Vivian
Evie
Clidard Gordon
Robert Fitzliomons
Tyceum
Honest Blacksmith
William Gull
Robert Pitesimmons
Bobbie, Jr
Robert Fitzsimmons
Caicom
Joye
Willian Gill
Lila
Reenery
FB. Dodd Abkernian
Lyceum to Stage Unseble Vaudeville Weekly
Burke announces a weekly vaudeville program at the Lyceum beginning next Thursday. Each show will feature a new company and acts, aiming to distinguish vaudeville from ordinary variety. He notes similar runs in Baltimore Washington and Scranton as part of a broader experiment.
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Lyceum
Hurke Vaudeville Company
Burke
Keith
Froctor
Baltimore
Washington
Scranton
Ife
Washington Theatre
Testimonial Letter Praising Swamp Root Curative Claim
A letter from James Cook and fellow officers of the 58th Police Precinct in Greater New York extols Swamp Root, claiming long kidney and bladder troubles resolved after taking eight small bottles. They report improved sleep, no nighttime urination, and declare themselves cured.
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James Cook
Hugh E. Boyle
John J. Bodkin
Ficers
58Th
Greater
New York
Swamp Root praised by prominent New York broker and others
Theodorus van Wyck of Mount Vernon reports Swamp Root eased years of rheumatism and kidney trouble. A New York financier credits Swamp Root with rebuilding his nervous system after overwork. Both note lasting use and strong household necessity.
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Theodorus van Wyck
Mt. Vernon
New York
South Eleventh Avenue
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Swamp Root Promoted as Kidney Remedy in Tribune
An article extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder cure. It describes symptoms of kidney trouble including back pain fatigue sleep problems and urinary changes and urges readers to try the product. The piece notes hospital use and offers free sample bottles and a booklet by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
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the Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Historic Menu Text
An incomplete OCR fragment discusses a day of seeking with a president and cabinet, noting a merry menu that reveals only items pleasing to exaltation. The readable bits focus on ceremonial or rhetorical themes rather than concrete events. No clear people, places, or dates emerge from the readable text.
Madame Zeno Palmist at 144 Franklin Avenue
Madame Zeno, renowned palmist and life reader, offers readings from cradle to grave at 144 Franklin Avenue for fifty cents. The brief notice markets her services to readers seeking insight and guidance.
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Madame Zeno
America
Franklin Avenue
Mall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
The advertisement claims Mall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity for a constitutional disease. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a one hundred dollar reward for failure to cure. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills as the best.
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Mall
Wall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Hall
Local Social Notes and School Entertainment Highlights
Mrs O P Stell hosts a guest while Mrs Beverson visits. Swartz attends her sister’s Scranton wedding. Hulls relocate to Scranton. Epworth League shifts devotional to Sunday before service. Purdy visits Montrose relatives. Nurse Ella Palmer Smith joins International Correspondence Schools in Scranton. Baptist gospel meetings draw large attendance with speaker H S Arthur of West Pittston. Emerson Literary Society stage Friday program in public school building with many townspeople present. participants include Lawrence Smith Mildred Smith Harold Bunnell Bessie Loomis Cora Knight Philip Colvin Lyman Decker Emma Decker Harold Ston Norton Johnson Clayton Moxley Alvin Miller Fanny Dershimer Marjorie Haslam Lissle Pruner Nellie Von Storch.
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O. P. Stell
Beverson
H. D. Swartz
Scranton
Hull
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Charles Purdy
Montrose
Ella Palmer Smith
International Correspondence Schools
J. Arthur
West Pittston
Emerson Literary Society
Lawrence Smith
Mildred Smith
Harold Bunnell
Bessie Loomis
Cora Knight
Philip Colvin
Lyman Decker
Emma Decker
Harold Sto
Norton Johnson
Clayton Moxley
Alvin Miller
Fanny Dershimer
Marjorie Haslam
Lissle Pruner
Nellie von Storch
Teething Remedy Praised by Mothers for Generations
A historic claim touts a teething product used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children. The remedy allegedly eases pain, soothes gums, and relieves wind colic, advertised as the beat remedy for diaper sore issues.
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I & Ty
Markets Tumble As Seiling Pressure Drops In New York
New York trading on November 14 sees widespread stock declines with few gains in rail and industrial issues. Arbitrage buying from abroad supports some holdings while London’s weakness sets off large domestic selling. General Electric and Metropolitan gains are offset by declines in Northern Pacific and other majors as traders cite technical factors and bear pressure. Total volume about 1,255,000 shares. bonds firmer than stocks with par value 5,005,000.
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New York
Hivin
London
Wall Street
Welrong Henini
Great North Era
Bears
Dami Mo
General Electric
Metropolitan
American Tee
Steel and Wire
Colorado Fuel
American Smelting
Sugar
Brooklyn
Local Market Price List Drafted by H. G. Dale
Corrected by H G Dale lists dairy items and produce with unit prices. Butter creamery 24atie dairy tubas 240. Eume Select western nearby state cheese full cream. Beans per bushel 2 40 medium 2 10 pea 2 00. Potatoes onions 60c per bag Flour best patent 4 00.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Tuba
Western
Wheat and commodity prices from Philadelphia market report
The Philadelphia market listing shows diverse wheat grades and futures like Winter superior and straight, with prices such as 82 002.00 for Winter and 2 800 25 for spring. It notes butter, prints, and poultry items with regional echoes and varied quotations across categories.
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Philadelphia
Superior
Shebeka
AjQhal
Cy Wesker
Ereanwiy
Ems Fim
de Southerm
Gulst N.Y
Spring Chickens and Grain Shipments Listed
A fragmentary listing shows deliveries of wheat 2600 barrels and 1 683 000 pounds in sticks, 4000 bushels corn 119 000 bushels oats 1000 bushels, plus Wheat shipments 115 000 bushels corn 50 000 oats 7 500.
New York Flour Market Mixed as Prices Drift
The New York flour market shows a quiet to weak trend with wheat and spot grains easing. Futures opened firm but turned soft in the afternoon. No 2 red and other grades lightly traded with prices slipping, while options closed mixed and overall sentiment remained cautious.
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New York
Duluth
Ajatge
Dee
Corm
Chicago Livestock Auction Totals Mixed on Nov 1
Market notes from Chicago show receipts around 2800 with cattle and hogs selling unevenly. Prices quoted include cows at 75 to 80 and hogs mixed while lambs and sheep attracted varied bids, with several lots heavy and firm on slaughter value.
Wheat and commodity prices in Chicago market report
A late November board feature notes advances in futures with cash and grain quotes. Prices for wheat, flour, and corn shift modestly as traders see minor gains and margins tighten. pork and lard values are listed with small ranges and regional refinery quotes.
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Chicago
Trile
Ecesdon
ST Tgat
Live Stock Market Reports for New York City
New York Live Stock reports heavy cattle. steers and cows mostly lower with some fat stock at 4.00 to 5.40 per cwt. Calves, veal, and bulls show weaker quotes. Sheep and lambs decline. hog market also lower. listings include various prices and weights.
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New York
Thas
Estia
coouRos
Unclear OCR Listing Resists Clear Title
fragmentary OCR text shows mixed numbers and terms like prime, low er, sheep, veal, and locations but provides no coherent event, person, or organization to summarize. Unable to determine a definite news item. extractable facts are insufficient for a proper summary.
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