New Factories Open in Stroudsburg and Temperance Campaign Grows
In Stroudsburg and East Stroudsburg temperance advocates plan a novel campaign using pulpit readings of liquor license signers. Rev. Crawford and Rev. Dixon lead discussions while liquor-license lawyers are to be scrutinized. Two new factories start today the Minsi pulp mill and a shirt factory led by ex-Postmaster W F Woes. The Patriotism hall at Mountain Home is dedicated by Washington Camp No. 45 with a ceremony led by William Weard. The Normal second football team wins 28 to 0 at Bangor after a delayed trip. William Starner, Civil War veteran, dies after long illness with pension of 172 dollars. Deer plentiful in Pike and Monroe. a five-pronged buck visits Lackawaxen gardens.
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Stroudeburg
East Stroudeburg
Robert H. Crawford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Crawford
Fils
FE. Dixon
Trev. Crawford
Tixon
Monroe County
Thi County
Minsi
East Strow
Tatriotiy Bona of America
Mountain Home
Washington Camp No
Tatriotic Sons of America
William Weard
Philadelphia
Wound
Prethorn
Washington
Bangor
Kittatinny
Delaware Water Gap
Ume
Stroudsburg
William Starner
Starner
Pike County
Etralrht
Pike
Constable Kelly
Lackawaxen
Milford
Milleman Aldrich
Canadensis
Special Low Rates to Philadelphia Exposition
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad offers round trip tickets to Philadelphia for the National Export Exposition at one way fare plus a small charge for the admission coupon. Tickets usable on any regular train October 2, November 2 and 22 with return within ten days of travel. Full details from any Lackawanna ticket agent.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Lackawanna” Railroad
Dedicatory Services For West Pittston Church Continue
Dedicatory services were held in West Pittston Presby terian with a six to seven year old hall priced around 10000. Speakers included Rev Dr Parke Rev Thomas Nichehk and Rev Thamar W Swan with past pastors in attendance. Attendees from nearby churches heard financials from Attorney W T Hibbs and a charity lunch followed. The dedicatory sermon is set for Tuesday evening by Rev George Alexander of University Place NY.
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Pittston
West Pittston Presbyterian Church
Parke
Thomas Nichehk
Milford
Waliding
Thamar W. Swan
New Rrethon
Inet Tw
Weet Fittston
W. T. Hibbs
Board of Trustees
George Alexander
University Place Presbyterian Church
New York City
Two Bradford County Men Die By Own Action
Towanda November 20 Bradford county men William Hoegerty and Stephen Ferriton died by their own hand last Saturday. Hoegerty a Rienzi farmer left a widow and eight children after taking laudanum. Ferriton of Rummerfield earlier in the evening used a pistol to end his life due to cancer fears leaving a wife.
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Towanda
Bradford County
William Hoegerty
Rienzi
Terry Township
Stephen Ferriton
Rummerfield
Haggerty
Ones
Aun
Miners Consider Settlement as Strike Persists
Rumors of a Nanticok settlement circulate after 3870 workers quit when Susquehanna Coat officials refused pay demands. Both sides reportedly weary with hunger pains increasing among strikers. Conferences between company officials and miners’ committees have occurred. In Luzerne borough Andrew Vestrofaky stabbed Thomas Joyce seven times in the back. Joyce hospitalized and Vestrofaky jailed.
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Wilkes-Barre
Nanticok
Susquehanna Coat Company
Luzerne
Luxerne Borough
Andrew Vestrofaky
Thomas Joyce
Yestrofsky
Pain Balm Restores Shoulder After Nine Years
Adolph L. Millett of Manchester New Hampshire reports his wife found relief from a lame shoulder after using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Only one bottle used. they tried many medicines and doctors with no benefit. Sold by all druggists and Matthew Bros wholesale and retail agents.
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Chamberlain
Adolph L. Millett
Manchester
N. H
Matthew Bros
Towanda Notes Parade Local Happenings and Changes
Bradford County briefs report an Army recruiting station opening in Towanda by Corporal James Braunie. Father Morrison trains parochial school boys for a Thanksgiving game at Plains and a Sayre dramatic society forms. Local marriages, injuries, mine tests, and a new Lehigh Valley timetable are noted alongside civic events and a Redmen lodge initiation.
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United States Army
James Brauiey
Scranton
Father Morrison
Plains
Wilkes-Barre
Order of Hibernians
Agnes Hall
Joseph McNamara
Alice Fleming
Wuring
B. J. David
Banty Sam
Canton
Davidson
Machinists’ Union
Sayre
O'Connor
New York
Lehirk
Bpaulding Museum
Athone
Joseph Robinson
Lopes
John Warner
Lehigh Valley
Athens
A. C. Fanning
Troy
Puff
Eddie Suttle
Paterson
N. J
Eliza Peckham
William 8. Barnes
Mary B. Smiley
Waverly
Ernest & Son
Dundee
N. Y
Cornelia Bonnell
China
Shanghai
Jas
J. F. Morrison
S. Peter and Paul
Penncytvania
National Guardsmen
A. T. Stewart
William M. Fox, Jr
Macedonia
Aego
Wyalusing
Peter and Paul
Ke, Mott Gaylord
J. Raymond Lewis
Misa Anne Keating
Misa Amelia Hortle
Oneida
Susquehanna Collegate Institute
Pay week lifts Pittston as workers report strong earnings
In Pittston last week pay boosted local morale as Pennsylvania Coal laborers earned substantial sums and railroad workers received large payoffs. An order for a large consignment of fouls was placed at West Pittston Glites works, now operating at full capacity. Separately a surgery for Bernard McDonnell at Mercy hospital Wilkes-Barre and a facial injury for George Waassick followed a beer glass incident with his brother Charles. A 10 year old boy Raymond Burritt fell fifteen feet in an abandoned well but was rescued unharmed. The coroner cleared engineer David Crossley in the Mrs. Devers tragedy aboard the Black Diamond.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
West Pittston
George
Charles
Raymond Burritt
Devers
Sebastopol
Dlack
Wilkes-Barre
David Crossley
Market Report Shows Mixed Wall Street Activity
New York stocks moved unpredictably with early bullish tone giving way to weakness by noon. Traders cited Supreme Court delay on industrial combinations and light public demand as reasons, while bond activity saw some profit taking and limited strength elsewhere.
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New York
Wall Street
Manhattan
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Treasury Department
United States News
Scranton Wholesale Market Goods Listing
Corrected by HW G Dale. Butter creamery items and dairy products priced per unit. Entries show prices or ranges for lemons potatoes onions beans flour and other groceries. Notable figures include per box prices and per unit costs across multiple items.
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Scranton
HW. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Tirkina
Bute
Philadelphia Live Stock Market Report for November
Wheat firm with higher futures for Nov contracts. Corn steady with No. 2 mixed and No. 2 white showing reads. Potatoes firmer with good demand for Penna choice per bushel. Butter firm with good demand for fancy western creamery. Live poultry dull and unsettled with lower prices for many items. Tank practicalities and regional notes show varied demand across dairy and meat products.
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Philadelphia
New York
New York and Western Do
New York and Western Fair
Unclear OCR listing of grain terms and quantities
Fragmentary text shows scattered references to wheat and corn quantities, barrels, receipts and shipments with figures like 12 000 bushels and 14 000 bushels, but lacks coherent context or identifiable events. No clear entities or actions emerge.
New York Dairy and Grain Prices Slump Amid Mixed Futures
Prices for flour and wheat mix show firmer spots in winter wheat and low grades while spring wheat remains weak. Spot oats and corn signaling mixed futures as markets reflect large 1,405,000 bushels supply. creamery butter holds firm with Western creamery and imitation products noted. oats and oats products show nominal activity amid steady spot prices.
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New York
Duluth
Dons
Advance
Murch
Tae
Anticle
Jayesien Advance
Milby
Deuce
Sittin
Woetern Creamery
Ido
Wheat and corn futures drift in mixed trade on weak demand
Chicago futures opened mixed with slight gains for wheat but faded as prices fell toward unchanged to down modestly. Corn felt rain dampened demand while pork and lard prices edged up with some dry goods and butter trading unchanged or steady.
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Chicago
Glade
Corm
Harley
Northawest
Market Report Notes Mixed Livestock Movements
New York price coverage shows steers and heifers steady with some declines in dairy cattle and bulls. Cows and calves move variedly as traders report lighter demand. wool and sheep prices ease overall with lambs opening lower and closing a touch firmer.
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New York
Bheap
Mathie
Culley
Lamber
Canitila
Mirmer
Haai
Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago November 8 market notes show strong demand for select to excellent grades with feeders firm. Mixed stockers bid up to 444.75 dollars, selected feeders around 440, cows steady to a touch higher, boners and canners around 203, bulls and calves near 2,000 dollars.
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Chicago
Sal fed Texas beeves and livestock prices in receipts
Receipts show cattle and sheep sales with mixed notes on quality and weights. Texas beeves and steers appear with prices near 5.70 per hundredweight, while heavy cattle and rough lots are listed under varied categories. The report cites large volumes, including 15,000 sheep, with native and western categories and lambs noted among the day’s movements.
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Texas
Kneher
East Liberty Cattle Prices From Local Market Report
East Liberty cattle market report lists active and dull trades with prices for heifers and steers, assortments of yorkers and heavy stock, and sheep values. Prices show varied ranges from common to choice, with overall market softness indicated in the notes.
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East Liberty
Undefined OCR fragment prompts city credit balance bid
The readable text is fragmented with mixed terms like city credit balance, certificates, bid for cash, ship, and names such as WG avenge and Rune. No coherent event, date, or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
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Credit Balanges UR
Avenge
Rune
Aidis
New York Judge Denies Moore New Trial in Ma hon Case
Recorder Goff denied William A. E. Moore a new trial in a case stemming from an incident at the New Amsterdam hotel. The defendant faced charges of badgering Martin Mahon and received a 19 year prison sentence after conviction. The motion for a new trial, raised weeks ago, cited newly discovered evidence.
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New York
Now
Goff
William A. E. Moore
Martin Mahon
New Amsterdam
Pineapple Tablet Promises Digestive Relief
A fragment discusses dyspepsia from overwork and cites the pineapple as a potent aid due to its possible rich enzymes. The ad mentions Dr. Von Blunt Pineapple Tableas offered by Matthews Bros and W T Clark for cents a box.
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von Btun
Matthews Kvros
W.T. Clark
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