Montrose Deaths and Local Happenings Chronicle
Montrose items report the death of Ira Vadis kin at his South Main street home, and the funeral of Mrs. Pit ington. Also noted are visitors from Scranton and Elmira, local performances of The Two Orphans rehearsal, lodge entertainments, billiwork league news, and a court case involving a man charged with an unnatural crime.
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Montrose
Ira Vadiskin
South Main Street
Mix
D. V. Gardiner
Bila Vadakin
and & Son
Philadelphia
A. Jd. Avery
Scranton
Burt News
Norman Stewart
Wilkes-Harre
Tadies' Olintunqua Oircle
Rebekah Lodge
John O. Wilton Ant Sen
Anson DT. Bitehard
Jane
Warry W
Elmira
W. TL. Watrous
Waverly
N. Y
Pitington
Watren
Celestia Barnes
Tush
Brintly C. Blackman
Gilbertville
Nooa
George Backus
John Macks
Lewis J. Frink
Spring House
Heart Lake
Village Flall
W. TH. Dennis, Jr
Washington, D. C
Falls Church
Ladies’ Working League
The
Baptist Church
Stanton Whitt
Justice Courtright
Susquehanna Church Chooses Rev William Freand Custor
At a Presbyterian meeting in Susquehanna last night Rev William Freand of Princeton N W was chosen custor. He previously served three years as pastor in Brooklyn and is a Princeton College graduate who studied in Germany. The piece notes local obits illnesses and upcoming nuptials among Susquehanna residents.
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Susquehanna
The
Presbyterian Church
William Freand
Princeton
N. W
Custor
Freand
Brooklyn
Princeton College
Germany
William MM. Barnes
Ararat
Gelatt L
Grace Episcopal Church
Oakland
William Hewitt
New York City
Misa Lulu Exmbrook
Oakland Side
Hose Company
Local notices from New Milford community events
Mrs. Davenport visits son in Brooklyn while Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Aloore host guests. Union services in Presbyterian church on Thanksgiving night. Revival meetings at Methodist church to continue a week. All day meeting scheduled Thursday with Ralph Shields visiting. Henry Turner injured in wagon accident. Mrs. Jane Warrison attends funeral in Montrose. Presbyterian lecture by Rev. Dowding on November 27. Mrs. Lucia Dickerman dies at 81. funeral Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Speathl
New Milford
David Davenport
F. M. Davenport
Brooklyn
Fred Moore
Kingsley
L. W. Aloore
Presbyterian Church
Frey
Imhurst
Methodist Church
Ralph Shields
Factoryville
Stella Tumilton
East Bridge Water
Opera House
Henry Turner
van Buskirk
Jane Warvison
John Warrington
Montrose
Henry W. Dowding
Wilkes-Barre
Lucia Dickerman
Thompson community notes on illness events and gatherings
Mrs Giles Lewis remains ill though improving. Funeral attendance marks ties as Mrs EK OH Bloxham attends Scot Harris’s service at Owego, NY. Howard recovers after a nosebleed scare and is back on the streets. Chivence Washburn visits from Susquehanna. Matthews and wife join Sabbath events and school visits foster fraternal bonds. The Ladies Aid holds a tea at Grand Army hall. Keell Stoddard and Dr Goodwin noted in town. Russell WrightER to New York. Rev T Cole relapses. Carbondale trip by Rev Tower lauds. Thompson boys plan a hunt with supper at the Jefferson House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivence Washburn
Susquehanna
Matthews
RR. Vv. Whitney
Methodist Episcopal
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mpicopal Church
Grand Army Hall
Keell Stoddard
Bliss
Scranton
Goodwin
Russell Wrighter
New York
Rev. T. Cole
New
P. Tf
Tower
Congregational Church of
Carbondale
B. Jenkins
Seminton
Thompson Boys
Jefferson House
Springville Notes Witness, Visits and Local Events
Special to the Seamion Tribune reports EB Tuttle went to Montrose for Republican jollification. Harvey I X Shemman is ill with pneumonia risk. Williams and wife of Clark's Summit visit relatives. Mrs W Kitts returns to Gloversville after visiting. Oddfellows visit Tunkhannock on Nov 14 to confer degrees. Del Henderghot and wife's son hospitalized for possible life-changing operation. Parsonage repainting proceeds as weather allows. Kate Taylor died Friday night. Funeral today with Lynn interment. Husband and three children mourn. Ward and wife visited David Phelps. Alice Strickland suffered muscular rheumatism. Jennie Sherman taken seriously, physician called.
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Springville
EB. Tuttle
Montrose
Harvey IX. Shemman
PE. Williams
Clark
Tunkhannock
Wilkes-Barre
del Henderghot
M. K
Kate Taylor
R. A. Taylor
Lynn
la Ward
Hom
David EB. Phelps
Alice Strickland
Jennie Sherman
Republican Parade in Snow Delights Community
A rare Saturday parade led by a large band in fantastic costumes attracted crowds despite snowfall. The evening featured a fine fireworks display showcasing local spirit and festive energy.
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Republiicans
Community Notices From Hopbottom Area
Mrs Dewitt travels to Starracea to care for a patient. Mr and Mrs Kellum return to Scranton after visiting Mrs Martha Bell. University Church hosts Sunday services at 7 pm as Rev Ly S Lewis begins as pastor. Mr Titus remains seriously ill. Martie Phillips visits home near Fleetville. Mrs Kellum visits Scranton. Humphrey Lord’s son reportedly has typhoid fever. Methodist ladies plan Thanksgiving dinner and a church sale.
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Albert Titus
Titus
Martie Phillips
Fleetville
Charles Kellum
Scrantoan
Almira Brown
Dalton
Humphrey Lord
Local society notes from Ariel and nearby towns
Mrs. A. B. Keyes returns from visiting Honesdale. Grace Sampson and Alice Ridwell spent Saturday in Georgetown. Ellen Cobb of Dunmore returns home from several weeks away. Misses Howe, Lena Andrews and Edith Simons return from Honesdale. Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Brown visited Dunmore friends. John Roberts stayed with friends at Hoadleys during teleprist week. Rev. Lt. K. E. Van Hoesen visited Scranton on Monday.
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Ariel
Keyea
Honesdale
Grace Sampson
Aliee Ridwell
Georgetown
Ellen Cobb
Dunmore
Misse Howe
Lena Andrews
Edith Simons
Jonathan Brown
Robert Cobb
John Roberts
Hoadleys
KE. van Hoesen
Scranton
Silk throwing mill sought for Peckville with 400 jobs
Peckville merchants press for a silk throwing mill and urge stock subscriptions of ten to fifteen thousand dollars to locate the plant here. A site is ready and construction will start once funding is secured, promising employment for about 400 youths.
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Board of Trade
Peckville
Charles Jenking
Prospect Hill
William Miller
John H. Kinback
J. W. Beck
T. J. Lewis
Stevens’ Point
Theatrical notes from Scranton theater week
The Lyceum hosts Burke's Hich Claws Vaudeville with three acts and stunts. The Scharf Morris Repertoire company performs at the Gaiety while Sapho Burlesquers open at Gazete for three days. Cast members include Bob Fitzsimmons, Ruth Royal, Jessie Ralph, Frank Holland, and Harry Clifton.
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Bob Fitesimmone
Aetor
Priciliet
Blackamith
Lycewm
Elmira
Hob
Fo Dinkhorst
Bob
Boly Hag
Limi
Firesimmond-Rublin
Fitzsimmons
Piteimmona
Ruth Royal
Jessie Ralph
Prank Holland
Harry Clifton
Scranton
Jefrins
Gazete
Fadius
Advertised Letter List From Scranton Post Office
Uncalled letters listed at Lackawanna County Scranton post office. Names include Mrs A M Brown, Miss Gertie Crown, Miss May Curran, Mrs M Cunningham, Miss Eva Egbert, Miss Mamie Gallagher, Mrs Jennie Jona, Miss Nellie Moore, Miss Rosa Prion, Mrs Slaberger, Miss May Weis, and many others. West Scranton Station seen with names like Bert Atkinson and Major General Chaffee noted in the item.
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Scranton Postaliice
Lackawanna Courty
Exra I. Ripple
P.M. James I. Bromley
A. M. Brown
Misa Gertle Crown
Lew Burk
Jia
Brittingham
W. Bosworth
Mra
Bitler
C.F. Crane
Colman
Chas
Cary
Carnell & Miehler
Kate Cunningham
May Curran
Jones Campbell
M. Cunningham
Wa Campbell
Mee
Sarah Delaney
Margaret Dixon
Eva Egbert
Maud Ewing
Ple
Evan
Enditingg Mallls
A. Fox
AL Firthe
Frank Frank
Lackawanna Hubber Mig. Co
A. H. McCommick
Kitty McGary
Misa
Jennie McWaley
John McGraw
Misa Sigzie Martin
Minow May Mumbam
Nellie Moore
Misa Jesais Hi Mes
Nancy G. Morgan
T. K. Moore
W. A. O'Neil
Rosa Prion
Geo. J. Porrd
Johnny Pierve
Tennylvania Roofing Co
Miss Apnette
Quinn
KK. Rogers
Hobarts
Goo
T. Holling
Tom Reynold
Chailor
Morgan Stesass
Kittle Sloowm
Hila Gi. Sherwood
Slaberger
Prank Suppan
Thomas Staples
Mary Shenek
de Lo Stephens
HL. Smith
Surman
Win, Turner
William Tate
Mises
Mary Thongs
KB. Taylor
A. Taylor
Frank Vtyehn
Amg Thoings
Aloyanos Tayow
Mia Ange Vauran
Waldorf Ant Studio
Mary B. Wolf
Lorb Wilcox
May Weis
HW. OG. Whitman
Mint A
MM. Wray
Mies Enna
Ward
West Scranton
Bert Atkinson
M. Lewicks
Shale Gobarts
Northern Pacific Leads Market Rally Amid Heavy Trade
Northern Pacific shares dominated New York trading with 277,100 shares in common and preferred activity. The day saw broad profit taking and London selling pressure, yet Northern Pacific movements helped lift the market to a buoyant close near peak levels. Total volume reached 1,420,100 shares with bond activity lighter and prices mostly lower on U S government issues.
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New York
Pacific
Ti Wan
Siela
Siela Yiroedsela
Northern Pacific
London
Ocean
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Atchisons
Missouri Pacific
Theater
Rio Grande
Baltimore and Ohio
Federal Steel and Tobaccos
United States
Market Price List Clipped by H. G. Dale
Corrected by H. G. Dale lists dairy and grocery items with prices such as Butter Creamery tubs eggs cheese beans potatoes onions flour and other staples. Prices shown include 28e for tubs 17¢ for eggs 2.49 per bushel for beans 2.30 for peas and 4.00 for Beat patent flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Atute
Commodity Market Summary From New York Trading Floor
Flour steadier and blade more active at old prices while wheat spot holds. No 2 red futures show mixed moves with options opening easy then firming. Corn and oats firming with steady spot quotes. dairy notes list creamery milk prices and varied September favorites. eggs steady in key markets as western producers see price pressure.
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New York
Duluth
Waite
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Wester
Grain and provision market slips amid renewed interest
Chicago traders report renewed interest in grain and provisions as demand improves, with generally weak receipts across commodities. Wheat prices show uncertainty for November and December deliveries while oats rise modestly and cash markets remain unsettled.
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Chicago
Kuga
Sale Results From Texas Stock Auction At Losanm
The report lists mixed stockers and cows with prices around 81.70 and 2.00, calves and heifers in mixed lots, four cars at 84.25 on red steers, and 14 000 Sheep liveweights totaling a large sale. Estimated leftovers reach 40 000, with bulk sales and regional demand noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirady
Ateaiv
Ldiule
New York Hog Market Report With Mixed Prices
The market notes show varied hog quotes across the state with bids and cull prices listed. Prices include a $5.15 figure for certain hogs and a $8.25 reference alongside other terms. multiple names appear in the fragmented OCR text without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Now. S
East Liberty Market Report Confused Calves and Goods
East Liberty notes a mixed listing of livestock and goods with scattered terms such as calves and veal. The fragmentary OCR shows prices and items like Me and Gib choice, but lacks clear context or complete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Diullani Lower
Sidlaho
Oil Market Update From Oil City
Oil City reports overall trading data with a total of 62,202 barrels. Prices show small shifts with cpedit salances listed at 1.03 and mixed activity across different product lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpedit Salances
Media Salontestia
Neplas Pane
Twlas
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Northeastern
Scranton Tribune
Susnehanna Collegiate Institute
W. P. Cornell
Sayre
Towanda
William J. Dougherty
Athens
Manila
Burias
Bradford County
Christian Endeavor
Wyalueing
Bennett
Pittston
Kpeoks
Sprinten Tribune
Hale
Niggas &Co
Squashtown
Mundger Kirby
Register and Recorder’s
J. B. McCollum
Vsq
N. J. Gaylord
Wyalusing
BE. W. Gaylord
A. Hyman
Minneapolis
Seamion Tribune
Hopbottom
Spinetal
Scranton Tritvane
Olyphant
James O'Malley
St. Patrick's Church
P. Z. Murphy
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Michael Mowrard
Paterick McDonough
Hugh O'Malley
P. J. O'Malley
William Gibbons
Peter Foley
Town
Down On
Mather Mathew Opera House
Severn
Richard Owens
George Hague
W. H. Priest
Mary A. Evans
Parsons
Hannah Jones
Mary Morean
Thomas Mack
Ohio
Marie Grier
Dickson
Old Forge
New Methalist Episcopal Church
Washington
McKinley
Hose House
Brick Methodist Episcopal Church
Home Missionary Society
Jacob Breymier
Edward Croom
Nettie Druffner
Gerro Sanders
Avoca
Epworth League
Mrs. Winslow
Scharf Morris Repertoire Company
Gaiety
Eure
Vauderville
Loconmoon Tomorow
Turke
Yar
Boston
Baltimore
Burke
Marke
Lveeum
Sapho Burlesquers
Mina Thomas Gaughan
Mise
Mamie Gallagher
Goodman
Maal & Gandoor
Elmer Gardner
George Grow
J. Gabriel
Tuy Johnson
Jennie Jona
Care mi4
Donce
Milas Helen Jewell
A Kelly
Mia
Hettie Kennedy
Kane Aoe
Chaffee
Wall Street Review
M.S Jordan & Co
Meats
American Sugar
BO & Leia
Logan
Brooklyn ‘Traction
Tang Balt
Owio Wee
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Ohic
Fe & Qw
Rock
Delaware & Tudson
Federal Steel
Kan
Tox
Proaoseeuss Us
Louig, & Nash
Manhattan
Missouri
People's Gano
Norfolk & Western
West
Tim Ay
Pacific Mail
TMG
Yang Vrion Pacific
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Firet National Bank
Beranton Savings A. Ees Beranton Packing Co
Senee Third National Bank
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank
P. CO
Wee Econom
Dia
Beranton
Feeeenene Clark & Snover Co
Ibs Oe
Scranton Iron Fences & Wig
Seranton Axle Worka
Issessenee One
Lackawanna Dalr Co
Regs County
Savin Bank & Trust
First National Bank
Garvondaies
Standard Drive
National Bank
Eee
Scranton Bolt and Nut Co
Chicago Grain and Produce
Jonas Long
Brussels
Donas Long
Jurrah
Uncle Sam
Henor
Turkey
East Liberty Stock Market
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avene
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