Gunshot wounds and wagon accident in Stroudsburg
Charles Smith of Water Gate near Mountain Mouse faces possible loss of an eye after a pistol misfire at his home. Dr H C Miller and Dr J B Shaw urge hospital transfer. Separately Samuel Houser’s wagon horse frightened by a streetcar whistle. Marshall reports and Constable Hollon investigates two tall suspects and two younger men in shabby dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Charles Smith
Water Gate
Smith
H.C. Miller
Samuel Houser
Paxtoun Hill
Minai
Brow Bridge
Hotter
John Orcutt's Death At Athens Bridge Tragedy
Towanda Nov 28 John Orcutt a former Lehigh Valley brakeman died about 2 am yesterday near Athens while riding in the foreman’s car on a Sayre to Caxton train. His body was recovered from seven feet of water eighty feet below the river bridge. An inquest found accidental death with a head bruise and drowning as likely causes. Orcutt, 18, was son of Justice John H. Orentz of Towanda and leaves a wife two children a sister and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
John Orcutt
Lehigh Valley
Btridge
Athens
Sayre
Caxton
Freman
Das
Nremoan
Ordutt
Gemethlhe About His Head and Then Saw Him Ulsapperr
TD. L. Prevtt
Oreutt
Police
John Fl. Orentz
Ani
Burglars Visit Wyoming Store Steal Clothing and Shoes
The Wyoming village was entered last night by burglars who pried open a side door panel at Simpson and Watkins general store. A large amount of merchandise chiefly clothing and shoes was stolen, valued between 50 and 500 dollars. No clues yet to identify the thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Nev
Wyoming
Burrilara
Simpson & Watkins
Burglary at Sheshequin Targets Treasured Family Home
Four masked men robbed the home of Samuel G Marshall town treasurer at Sheshequin taking 920 dollars cash two watches and a pocketbook. The intruders bound the elderly couple and their granddaughter with torn bed sheets and tied them to the bed before fleeing. The crime occurred about 2 o clock Saturday morning and the assailants threatened Marshall with a revolver claiming they knew his official position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Samuel G. Marshall
Sheshequin
Mr. Marshall
Marshall Read
Marshall
Tor
Farmers Institute session opens in Tunkhannock Wy county
The tenth annual Farmers Institute in Wyoming county convened at the courthouse in Tunkhannock with strong attendance. Speakers from several counties shared talks on farming topics including sheep husbandry, soil fertility, and reclaiming wornout farms. A later program featured music, recitations, and a question box session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Farmers’ Institute
Wyoming County
Court House
James Raley
B. Lyman
Lynn
Muealic
Invecwtion
Rey
Wilbur
Munle
RK. IL
Biaksles
William Sterling
Critchfield
Wheaton
Wilkes- Barre
E. TE. Sterling
N. B. Critchfield
Louis Piollet
Wysox
Bradford County
Reynolds
Tunkhannesk
Robert Myere
Tunkhannock Township
Derehimer
Court of Common Plenty
Pittston Obituary and Local Weddings Report
Minn Joanna Schooley, 76, longtime Wyoming Valley resident, dies after years of ill health. Survived only by sister Mrs Elizabeth Carpenter. funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at home, Porty Fort Cemetery. Also three weddings at St John’s Church: George Helm Jr and Anna Rushall wed. John Dillon and Marie Kelly marry. George Mannan and Maury Nealon unite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Minn
Joanna Schooley
Wyoming Valley
Miss Schooley
Joseph Parke
Margaret (Barber) Schooley
Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth Carpenter
Sharpe Carpenter
West Pittston
Porty Fort
St. John's
George P. Helm, Jr
Anna Rushall
Sebastopol
Marie Kelly
Inkerman
George Mannan
Cork Lane
Maury Nealon
Valley obituary notes and fire ruin hog pen
Mrs Flor ence Balster dies at forty one on her birthday with funeral set for Wednesday. Walter A Bender Daniel Heiney and Mrs Mary Hiller also die in the area. A Monday night fire destroys William Keller’s hog pen badly burning hogs and a suspect is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert's
Mary Hiller
John Hiller
Tannersville
William Everet
Brodheadsville
William Keller
Bradford County Notes and Local Movements
Towanda reports George Horton from Huluweyo Africa visiting locals. Judge A C Fanning relocates his family from Troy to Towanda. Medico Chirurgical College football team from Philadelphia slated to play Athens on Thanksgiving Day. Cattle in the area dying from a new disease described as paralysis. Be B Pierce ends a long tenure as deputy prosecutor and begins duties as deputy sheriff under Sheriff-elect Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
George Horton
Huluweyo
Africa
A. C. Fanning
Troy
Medico Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
Athens
BE. B. Pierce
Drake
Dream Vanishes and Freak Farms Stir Susquehanna County
In Susquehanna on Nov. 22 Jim Lee and two dogs treed a wildcat near Melrose. Lee killed it after a fierce clash. Other notes: Erie Railroad rumors debunked. various rail and farming curiosities including unusual specialty farms with tomcats, skunks, foxes, and a rabbit venture. forecasts about local rail projects and regional hopes for new institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Jim Lee
Melrose
Lee
Susquehanna News Roundup From County In Brief
The Erie pay master disbursed about $60 000 in town for October services by shopmen and railroad workers. Pastor Rev John Marsland visits from Franklin N Y. A wagon accident injures Parks horse. the animal likely recovers. Local blocks and offices to be repaired. Hatley funeral in Grand street. Knights Templar assist. Local clergy on business in Wellsburg N Y. Dorothy Lewis in Heart of Blue Ridge booked for Hogan theater. Arie Hose company ball at Hogan opera house. Oakland Epworth league hosts Klondike social. Legislature urged to pay Susquehanna county the Erie Railway bonus. Lackawanna men in Halstead may move to Elmira. Extra large locomotives built in Susquehanna shops for Jersey City yards. Copper pipe thefts from Erle locomotives investigated. two suspects in Binghamton arrest. Montrose rumor of a new paper. county iron bridge plans from Owego. George W. Conklin to manage Susquehanna Electric Light Power Co. Board of Trade to set coal rates. railroads accused of bias near mines. Redmen district council to meet in Great Bend with state officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Erie
John Marsland
Congregational Church
Franklin
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Parks
Hickory Grove
Oakland
van Aken
Erle Avenue
I. W. Searle
Sear
James G. Hatley
Grand Street
D. J. Sutherland
St. Andrew's Commandery
Knights Templara
E. R. Alien
The
Baptist Church
Wellsburg
Dorothy Lewis
Mountain House
Starrucea
Fassett & Houlihan
Arie Hose Company
Hogan Opera House
Doran
Susquehanna Orchestra
Oakland Epworth League
Wll
Oakland Public
Susquehanna County
Erie Railway Company
Tima
Lackawanna Railroad
Halistead
Elmira
Susavehanna
Jersey City
Erle
Inc
Squires
Gant
Not a Surprise About Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
It notes that people praise Chamberlain's Cough Rempily for curing bad colds preventing pneumonia and saving children from croup and whooping cough. Sold by all druggists and Matthew Bros wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Bros
Mrs Brewer Recommends Peruna for Grip and Catarrh
A letter to Dr Hartman extols Peruna as a cure for grip and female catarrh. Mrs Brewer claims rapid relief from cold symptoms and weak health, praising its effect on irregularities, nervousness, and general female ailments, with testimonials and offer of a free treatise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Brewer
Ft. T
la Grippe
Perina
Mra. J. W. Reynolds
New Tibeon
Ohio
Columbia
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Policy
A manufacturer offers refunds through druggists if the product fails to cure. Each box bears the signature of EH. W. Grove. A short note adds a caution about the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. W. Grove
Spinster’s sharp reply halts marriage proposal
A scornful young woman rejects a proposal with a biting retort asking if the suitor would marry her even if he were Jupiter Olympus the Czar of Rusala or the Count of Monte Cristo. She scoffs at the notion of the man who sent Dewey to the Philippines in a challenge charged exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter Olympus
Rusala
Monte Cristo
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Claims Quick Cold Relief
A testimonial ad promotes Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a fast remedy for colds and catarrh. It claims rapid action within minutes for cold symptoms and long lasting relief after a single use, with endorsements from readers in Paulding Ohio. The notice lists Matthews Bros and W. T. Clark as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
John FB. i
Paulding, O
Matthews Bros
W. T. Clark
Markets end in narrow trading as golds fall and bonds drift
New York trading closes with a selling wave in the call money market as stocks retreat from highs and gains erode amid profit taking. London buyers step in on new cash while the bond market trends with stock movements, total sales around 501 ships? par value 31,875,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Het
Stecka
London
United State
Scranton financial pages list multiple local firm mortgages
Reading across the Scranton business notices shows numerous local lenders and borrowers. Institutions such as Scranton Savings Bank Scranton Packing Co Third National Bank and Lackawanna Trust appear alongside manufacturers and utilities like Clark Snover Co Beranton Pass Railway and Mt Vernon Coal Co. with various mortgage due dates and bonds referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piet Hag Babi
Ee Scranton Savings Bank Ty
Scranton Packing Co
A Scranton P. Co
Lacka, Trust & Gate
Calia Scranton Paint
Clark & Snover Co
Pr. i
Tron Fence
cranton t + Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Wi Cranton Axle Works
Canton Traction
Bond One
Scranton Wholesale Market Dairy and Produce Listings
Market notes list butter cream, cheeses, and dairy items with prices. Also shows onions potatoes lemons flour and related produce terms. Items appear in a corrected, fragmented OCR style with regional spelling and pricing cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
WH. G. Mule
Lackawanna Avenue
Western
Ilse
State
Wheat and poultry markets show mixed steady activity
The report lists contract grade grains and produce with steady to firm prices. Corn, oats, and wheat futures are noted alongside mixed regional pork and dairy values. Shipments are tabulated with quantities of wheat 22,000 bushels and corn 1640 bushels, reflecting regional market movement.
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Thiladvlphian
Dalle
Courn
Mic
Stoady
Igadie
Bieaity
Pennsylvania
New York
Western
Wade
Drenwil
Halle
Tubr
Grain Stock Totals Show Large Corn and Wheat Volumes
Readable fragments indicate wheat holdings around 72 000 bushels and corn at 210.00 per bushel with about 40 000 bushels noted. Readers should seek full figures for exact totals and pricing.
Grain market chatter and scattered price notes
Grain futures show mixed activity with buyers reluctant to meet sellers while options open steady. Specific bids reference No 2 red and No 1 hard Duluth futures and nearby futures for December and May. Dairy terms and creamery mentions appear in a broader market note with several regional references and unsettled quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Opthotic
Sean
CileSpot
Orta
Walye
Stadio
Halle
State Dairy
Bentse
Wala
Crewmery
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary
Market report shows cattle, calves and feeders generally steady with mixed stock receipts and soft demand. Beef cows and heavy weights show weakness while lighter feeder and day’s dressed items hold near prior levels. Sheep and lambs open steadier with winter lamb prices noted despite thin trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Witchers Steele
Motive
Coomwerw
Likeli Waleed
Etendy
Quiet Beast
Texas
Salon
Baas
Chuimbe
Wehbighers
Mowcasey
Sik Ty Fom
Shika Weethrn
Wothers
Mlih
Market Report Briefs and Commodity Quotations
The item lists cash quotations for grains and seeds with prices for wheat, corn, yellow and white varieties, oats, barley, flaxseed, timothy, and other commodities. It notes a mixed trend with some prices higher and others steady, reflecting a typical market snapshot from a news page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Luigi Maycern
New York Live Stock Report Amid Sparse Prices
Nov 8 market notes show steady to firm cattle and lamb values with trading subdued. Sheep ranged weak to good, hogs steady with limited demand. no Canadian lambs on sale. prices uncertain as buyers hesitate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reeves
Wil Eolly Veni
Yeolewoy Neile Calvey
Oh Praseors
Hoge
Pea
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Quoted Decline in Prices
Buffalo traders report a mixed livestock sale with generally lower prices for common grades and weaker demand on Wednesday. Buyers showed firmer interest in few high quality lots while consignors noted steady receipts and uncertain mood for future auctions.
Mixed sheep and lamb market notes with prices
Market snippets show varied sheep and lamb terms with prices including 3.53 and 6.20 and totals like 864.15 and 1008.00. Mentions of tops, wethers, culls, and receipts imply a livestock sale context in Canada with diverse lots and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
East Liberty Cattle Market Report
Cattle steady and mixed across grades with prices noted for common and selected stock. Sheep and veal calves shown with limited livestock details and various quoted figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty Cattle Market
Unclear OCR Item Recounts City Financial Figures
Fragmentary OCR text lists city financial terms such as credits balances certificates and cash related phrases. It mentions averages and barrel counts with inconsistent spellings and missing context making precise facts unavailable.
Local Notices and Sojourns Reported in Jackson
Nov. 22 notices list Mr and Mrs WW Bloxam returning from Sherman to visit friends. Mrs obb of Lake View visits daughter Mrs W W Goelatt in Rock Island Street. Mrs Frey finishes two weeks with Rev French and returns to Paterson NJ. Mrs Ida Gerrell and daughter Stella plan Thanksgiving in Ginghamm ton. Miss Mime Carpenter visits Mrs I M Gillett. J D Sanford visits Winwood. Juditham Pickering, 87, lifelong Jackson resident, dies after injury at daughter Joanna Mumford’s house. leaves widow, one son, one daughter, two grandsons and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Thompson
Bloxam
Sherman
Obb
Lake View
W. W. Goelatt
Kidwell Angent
Rock Island
Mra
Frey
Evinachat
Rev. French
Paterson
N. J
Ida Qerrell
Stella
Ginghamton
Mies Mime Carpenter
Harford
I. M. Gillett
J. D. Sanford
Winwood
Erster
Jditham Pickering
Jackson
Mie
Joanna Mumford
Pekering
Eides Mage
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Northeastern
Spedal
Crackemen
Breelal
Docan
Tunkkhannock
Ecranton Tribune
Monroe County
Berenton Tribune
Whitney
Jim
Thanksgiv
Brooklyn
Erle Railroad Company
Wayne County
Lackawaxen
Honesdale
Owers
Middleton
Bre
Turky
Tennyson
Uniondale
Carbondale
Old City
Forest City
Hinghamton
Oold
William J. Murphy
Queen and Crescent Road
Delaware and Hudson
Binghamton Board of Trade
Binghamton and
Williamsport
Jefferson Branch
Mo&Kane
Oakland Township
Joe Smith
Lackawanna County
Tunkhannock, Nicholson and
Lanesboro
Herman Edwards
Abe Swisher
Ararat
Lizzie M. Brewer
Westerly, BR. I
Wall Street Review
Suvirar
Cher
Delaware & Bud
Manhattan
Tracthon Co i
Pactite
Jersey
Renal
Southern
Why
Motor Ae R
Vinton Pacifier
Fed Steel
Chicago Board OF Trader
Wighey
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Scranton Bedding Company
East Mountain
Lithia Water
Joseph Ross
West Lackawanna Avenue
New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain and Produms
Buffalo Live Stock Market
AG. Howe
Capow
Aiota
J.t.miccololm
Spruce ST
Scranton, PA
Ourald
Baltimore, Md
Hust Liherty
Floss
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