Republican Campaign Opens in Monroe County Oct 4
Monroe county Republicans prepare to start their campaign with Colonel James Barnett and staff in attendance. Major Kilian and other officers join from the First Nebraska volunteers as the party plans to visit Scranton and Gilberts for speeches and a big independent reform meeting. An independent Democratic ticket is to be launched at Gilberts with a countywide reform agenda. Local glee club from the Tenth Pennsylvania will perform at events.
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Barnett
Gilberts
Strovndeburg
James
Wake Fin
John T. Palmer
Scranton
J. M. Kilian
Nebraska
Matalios
Killian
George W. Neff
Thos, Scraggo
KB. H. Motormich
Blaine Aitkin
iNiver
Boot
Penneyivania
Soldier Boys
Manila
Thia County
Vetera
Monroe County
Monroe Counts
Battle With An Eagle Near Cascade Valley
Farmer Edward Nixon of Cascade Valley found an old gray eagle nest in a fallen tree. The bird attacked twice, then a third time as Nixon approached the nest, striking his face and arm before he killed the eagle after a severe struggle. The eagle measured seven feet two inches from tip to tip of its wings. The male bird was not seen.
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Sussachana
Edward Nixon
Cascade Valley
Nixon
Return of the Phoenix Firemen Reach Stroudsburg
The Phoenix firemen return from Scranton after a well received visit. They left around 2 a.m. and were delayed near Cresco by a Lackawanna road wreck involving an engine driven by Warren Lee. The wrecking crew cleared the line quickly.
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Stroudsburg
Oct
Phoenix
Scranton
Electric City
Minister Serenaded Sparks Church Controversy in Portland
In Stroudsburg on October 6, a church service at Portland nine miles away stirred strong reactions as Rev. G. William delivered a sermon that provoked a notable disturbance and public discussion. The incident drew attention from local congregants and officials.
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Stroudsburg
Church Cholea
Portland
William
Two Ladies Injured in Hawley Wagon Crash
In Hawley Pennsylvania last Monday afternoon Mrs Jany Quick of Tofton and her daughter in law Mrs John Grant were injured when two wagons collided near the tollgate. Mrs Quick suffered a broken left arm and unconsciousness while Mrs Grant was trapped beneath the overturned wagon. Both were aided by bystanders and Mr Ald summoned. Mrs Quick remains unconscious and aged, with slim hopes of recovery.
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Hawley
Carless
Jany Quick
Tofton
C. MH. Woodward
Here
Quick
John Grant
Halstead Notes Brush Factory and Community Events
Halstead October reports a brush factory to be built in Great Bend by Byron King to produce horse brushes among others. Wedding notices, club meetings at the D L & W railroad M C A and a Good Citizens league union service are announced. Evangelist John A. Davis speaks at the Y M C A men’s meeting and Mrs. Chase attends the Philadelphia W C T U convention. The Doctor's Warm Reception Company opened at Kistler Opera House.
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Halstead
Great Bend
Byron King
Tintstead
William McCreary
Mattle IE
Kent
Montrose
Century Debating Club
M.C. A
Good Citizens’ League
Halletend
Baptist Church
Arthur Teed
Church
Williama
Davis
YY. M. Cc. A
Wayne County Briefs from Honesdale October
Miss Vinnie Rose visits Albany for a few weeks while Mr Lawrence Atkinson and sister Misa Allee rent rooms for the winter with the Misses Ranger. Sawyer's band returns from Scranton parade praised by Forest City Fire Company. A new sewer along Fourth Street from Lackawaxen River to the canal basin with a 14 foot fall toward the river. Coal washery at Hoadleys sold at sheriff's sale to W J Ferber with H J Hanlan to run it immediately.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Vinnie Rose
Albany
N.Y
Lawrence Atkinson
Misa Allee
Hawley
Ranger
Sawyer
Scranton
Forest City Fire Company
Fourth Street
Lackawaxen
W. J. Ferber
H. J. Hanlan
Aged 107, Sugar Notch resident dies in Pa
Bridget Orrigan a native of Ireland and long time Sugar Notch resident died at her home at 107. Born in Ireland she came to the United States at age 67 and was regarded as one of the oldest women in the region with remarkable memory and health.
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Witches- Barre
Bridget Orrigan
Sugar Notch
Ireland
Death notices for Mary E. McAuliffe in Susquehanna
Mary E. McAuliffe daughter of Mrs Cornelius McAullif died at her home on Prospect Street Wednesday evening after a months long illness. The funeral is planned for Saturday morning.
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Susquehanna
Opt
Mary EL
Cornelius McAullif
Prospect Street
Hawley Area Sees Tight Sheriff and County Race
Special to the Bernnton Tribune reports a heated campaign in Hawley for sheriff with C. G. Armbruster as Democratic nominee and Byron A. Simons of Lake Ariel as Republican rival. Armbruster, limited by illness, relies on Haney Maennerchor backing. Simons draws strong support elsewhere. County commissioner contests loom, with Ferguson and Taylor favored by Republicans and Robertson as a potential minority candidate.
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Bernnton Tribune
Hawley
C. G. Armbruster
Trawley
Democratie
Game Party
Haney Maennercher
Ie Byron A. Simons
Lake Ark
Armbruster
Simons
D and H Improvements Work Progress in Hontedale
Honesdale hosts a tour of inspection by Vice president H C Young superintendent R Mah Ville and Chief Engineer McMartin with McMullen of the Delaware and Judson. Canal basin filing advances as a steam shovel digs near the station. Dirt train moves culm to the basin. Coal pockets and freight depot location unsettled. The coal office and adjacent structures are to be demolished to make way for a new post office and depot near the old site. Officials announce through trains from Corbendale to New York with the new station.
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Honesdale
Get
Funeral for John Costello held at St John’s Church
Special to The Scranton Tribune reports John Costello of Front Street was buried at Laurel Hill Cemetery after a high mass at St John’s Catholic Church. Mary Fi McAuliffe, eldest daughter of Mrs. Cornelius McAuliffe, died Wednesday evening. her funeral will be Saturday at 8 from John Catholic Church with requiem high mass. Sheriff Ward DeWitt of Montrose was in town on Thursday. Local industry news notes Great Bend residents purchasing the brush department of Lestershire Felt and Brush Manufacturing, planning relocation and charter application. Upcoming meetings include the Susquehanna County Improved Order of Red Men at Hallstead on Oct 21 and the Buckhanna County School Directors association at Montrose on Oct 19. Mrs. S. H. Chase of Hallstead left for Philadelphia for a union children’s meeting. Erie officials conducted an inspection tour. George Timmons of Herrick Center hunted ducks at Mud Pond near Ararat Summit. Canauctia lodge will initiate candidates and hold a banquet.
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John Costello
Front Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Tequiem
Laurel Hil
Mies
Mary Fi
Cornelius McAulivve
Prospect Street
Johnna Cathidle
Ward DeWitt
Montrose
Great Bond
Brush Department
Lestershire Felt and Brush Manuufacturing Company
Susquehanna County
Hallstead
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Pennervunia
Erie
George Timmons
Herrick Center
Dave
Mud Pond
Ararat Summit
Emmone
Canauuctia
Minosens
Randiates
Captain F. K. Bitley Leads Fifth Infantry Report
Special to The Beranton Tribune from Tunkhannock dated October 6 notes Captain F. K. Bitley of the Fifth United States Infantry taking charge in a local deployment. The brief dispatch highlights military leadership and ongoing troop movements in the area.
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Beranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
F. K. Bitley
Fifth United States Infantry
Han
War recruiting office opens in Sickler block area
A new United States Army recruiting office is established in the Sickler block and Willemtablish area to enlist infantry cavalry and artillery recruits who can pass required examinations. A contract for a Lake Windowan hotel erection goes to Samuel Gable of Batonville with Marrinon Bungees supplying lumber. Moore aims to have the hotel ready for occupancy next summer.
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Sickler
Short Letters Of Interest For Publication
A brief note states that under this heading letters of interest will be few when accompanied by the writer's name for publication. The Tribune disclaims responsibility for opinions here expressed.
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the Tribune
Quote from Edward Baxter Perry on private instruction
Alfred Wooler cites Perry’s claim that private lessons with a renowned teacher offer faster, more personalized training than conservatories. He notes that about ninety percent of successful concert artists studied privately rather than as conservatory graduates. He signs as a music teacher from Guernsey building.
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Alfred Wooler
Tribune
Edward Baxter Perry
Perry
Guernsey
Editor's letter warns readers on South Africa coverage
James Hughes of Scranton urges readers to distrust sensational press reports on the South African crisis. He argues much of the news is imaginative, not factual, and cautions against rush to war. Hughes shares personal experience in the region and hopes military hostilities can be avoided.
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South Africa
Great Britain
Uth Africa
James Hughes
Local residents and visitors listed in Telegram style
Mrs Kathrine Potter of Scranton returns home after visiting sister Mrs Charles Millard. Misa Mabel DeWitt visits Springfield Mays and returns. Mr and Mrs Smith of White Lake N Y plan to occupy part of their house on MU Street this winter. Mrs Weed of Scranton guests of Mrs S S Yeager. Mrs Maria Vaughn leaves to attend the W C T U convention in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs H L Galge back from western trip. Mr and Mrs Horace Jones begin housekeeping at Gowalds horo. Gale Dalymple of Boston, formerly here, visits relatives. Miss Florence Cannon returns from Long Island City after weeks away.
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Kathrine Potter
Scranton
Charles Millard
Misa Mabel DeWitt
Springfield
Mays
Smith
White Lake
MU Street
Weed
S&s
Philadelphia
H. L. Galge
Horace Jones
Gowaldshoro
Gale Dalymple
Boston
Florence Cannon
Long Island City
Traveling salesman injured by horse kick
Po W Gallagher, a traveling salesman who recently joined Grocer Higgins on Main Street, was kicked by a horse last evening. The animal lashed out as Gallagher attempted to move it, breaking his left elbow and rendering him unconscious briefly.
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PO. W. Gallagher
Grocer
Higgins
Main Street
Gallagher
On CMy October 6 Credit Balances and Shipments
On CMy dated October 6 credit balances and shipments show 4 118 barrel shipments with an average of THA barrels. Nine O 1g barrels average 76 00 barrels. No bid details are provided for certificates or Florida consignments.
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Cmy
Markets Rally Amid Limited Demand and London Support
New York stocks moved upward with scarce supply and late profit taking. London demand lifted shares, especially Lawleyville rails, as call money eased from 8 to 4 percent, aiding overall market strength and signaling expectations of a favorable bank review tomorrow. Bond market remained firm with total sales around 1.4 million.
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Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Transit
Fhrond
London
Transvaal
Lawleville
Deilings
Totosalen
Scranton Wholesale Market Butter Prices and Goods List
Corrected marketplace listing shows butter creamery and other dairy items with prices per tub and per box, including eggs, cheese, onions, potatoes, lemons, and flour. Items are described with brief quality notes and unit measures.
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Scranton
H. G. Date
Lackawanny Avenue
Dalry
Digte
Mie
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Prices Report
Philadelphia October 1 market notes show wheat weak October contract and dull demand for No 2 mixed corn, steady potatoes with Pennsylvania choice, butter and cheese largely steady, live poultry firm with fair demand, dressed poultry weak, flour and grain receipts and shipments listed including 30 000 bushels of corn and 67 000 bushels of oats.
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Philadelphia
New York
Western du
Hersheads
Cokiem
Walle
Dairy and market notes show steady prices and modest activity
The report lists steady or unchanged prices across multiple dairy items and creameries including Western Creamery, State Dairy, and Wildy with firm tendencies for Cheese and Butter. It notes minor advances and mixed tracking across market segments, with several brands mentioned in passing.
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Galles
Western Creamery
State
Wildy
Wheat market declines amid crop estimates and price shifts
Wheat in Chicago mixed as crop estimates and long wheat dampen sentiment. Prices for corn and oats show uneven changes while pork and lard futures advance slightly and a range of cash quotes is listed for various grain and meat products.
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Chicago
Ort
Enow
Lould
Cory
Liverpool
Fred
Market Notes From Chicago Onida Dated Trade Prices
OCR fragment reports livestock and produce prices in Chicago with mixed hogs and cattle listings. Mentions loin, chives, and various items with uncertain values and several garbled terms. No clear event or single focal point, but reflects a daily market roundup vibe.
Market Turbulence Dampens Prices at Northern Elevator
Disjointed notes indicate a quiet, weak trading day in Duluth and surrounding elevators. Prices drift lower as liquidation fears press the market while spot demand remains tepid and sentiment turns cautious across grains and futures.
East Buffalo Market Sale Catalog Fragment
A fragmented OCR listing items for sale in East Buffalo area. Includes cattle such as steers and cows, various farm goods, prices, and notes on quality and conditions. Contains multiple misspelled terms and unclear entries, with scattered prices and descriptors.
Unclear historical note on livestock figures and prices
Fragmentary OCR text from a New York area page mentions cattle and calves with unclear terms and numbers. It references cows, oxen, sheep, and lambs, with scattered phrases like demand, price, and Vernon, but provides no coherent event or date.
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Get
Lowen
Casler
Telaine Vernon
Prien
Vod Lama
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