Welsh Church Case Favors Minister in Wilkes-Barre
Judge Woodward rules in the Welsh Methodist Episcopal Church dispute, granting Rev. H. P. Morgans access to the pulpit and ordering trustees to permit English language services. Trustees must follow Methodist law and may appeal to church authorities if grievances arise. Costs imposed on defendants.
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Wilkes-Barre
Tadage Woodward
Richard B. Jones
Richard Parry
Charles Dvans
Ryan W. Evarg
J. L. Rhone
Alethodist Episcopal Church
Morgans
Griffin
D. KE. Baxter
P. A. O' Boyle
Methodist Episcopal Church
8. M. Merrill
General Conference
Huppert
Bundiyo
Death of Hon. J. G. Patton at Towanda home
Hon. Joseph G. Patton died early yesterday at his sister Mrs. Griffiths home after months of paralysis. Born Towanda January 1825 he taught in New York and Ohio and founded Turner's drug store in Towanda. He served in the 1873 constitutional convention introducing the numbered ballot system. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow. He is survived by one sister Mrs. J. C. Griffiths.
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Nowanda
Joseph G. Patton
Miatj
Griffithy
Mr. Patton
Towanda
New York
Ohio
Allegheny College
Meadeville
Susquehanna
Turner's Drug Store
Patton Block
J. C. Griffiths
Season opens for pheasants quail and wood duck
Special to the Beranton Tribune Stroudsburg reports the pheasant quail and wood duck season opened with hundreds of locals hunting and returning with birds. Notables including Judge James Md inger George Gordon and others participated. Accounts cite ample game along the Pocono mountains and abundant grey squirrels despite efforts to curb pre opening thefts.
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Pocono Mountains
Pike County
Fatal Runaway Claims Susquehanna Resident
Philo Hamlin, an elderly resident of Great Bend, was thrown from his buggy on Saturday afternoon near Susquehanna when a frightened horse bolted. He died shortly after at home from injuries. He leaves a wife and a stepdaughter, the latter of whom is ill.
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Susquehanna
Philo Hamlin
Great Bend
Monroe County Ministers Form New Association
Ministers of Monroe county organized the Monroe County Ministerial Association to discuss plans for expanding church work. Temporary officers include President Robert Crawford of Stroudsburg M E Church, Vice President H G Main of Cherry Valley circuit, Secretary J A Bennett Water Gap M E Church, Assistant Secretary F W Sloat Middle Smithfield, Treasurer T B Dixon East Stroudsburg.
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Scranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
Monroe County
F. W. Sloat
Middle Smithfield Church
T. B. Dixon
East Ftroudebure
Fire destroys Reeders home in chimney blaze
In Stroudsburg on October 14, a fire caused by a faulty chimney gutted John Butts's house at Reeders. Mr and Mrs Guts and guests fled in their Sunday clothes as 200 bushels of potatoes roasted in the cellar. Loss is estimated at 2000 dollars with furniture and clothing destroyed.
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Scranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
John Butts
Reeders
Burcay
Guts
Butz
Fire at Myers Building Brought Under Control
Fire broke out at Frank Myers building near the covered bridge in Honesdale early this morning. The Alert Hook and Ladder and Protective Fire companies responded quickly, but the upper part of the house was burned before the blaze was controlled.
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Scranton Tribune
Monesdale, Ort
Frank Myers
Alert Hook and Ladder Company
Death of a farmer from accident near Montrose
A farmer died Friday after a heavy log fell from a wagon while he was placing it on the wagon near Montrose. Funeral services were held Sunday at his late home. The town reports apples sold by local farmers totaling about 40 000 bushels with 10 000 bushels left to arrive and an estimated value around 18 000 dollars.
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Scranton
Tribune
Montrose
Will Deans
Jersey City
William Crogsin
Daniel Crogsin
Miss Halsey
Philadelphia
Millard
Hallstead
Curtiie & Company
Rochester, Whitney & Company
New Milford
Depot Street
J. R. Raynesford
Forest City News Roundup Reports Local Injuries and Visits
Forest City Pa October 16. Truman Westcott a brakeman on an electric locomotive was caught between cars and injured in No 2 shaft. Dr Knapp treated his leg and foot. Mrs Chris Werts to undergo appendicitis operation today. doctors optimistic. W W Inels of Scranton visited. Drs Wheeler and Halley of Carbondale saw patients. Hillside Coal and Iron paid employees yesterday. John Marstand injured his foot in Rusty Mall incident. Ben Milton operated on to save an eye after Vandling mine injury. The gentlmen of the Firat Preshy-
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Truman Westcott
Knapp
Chris. Werts
W. W. Inelis
Scranton
Wheeler and Halley
Carbondale
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
John Marstand
Ben Milton
Community chicken supper at old church basement
The terian church hosts a chicken supper in the church basement tomorrow evening from 7 to 10. Public schools are closed this week due to the teachers institute at Montrose with the corps of teachers in attendance. Forest City will be represented by a military company led by Captain Burdick and organizer Gardner, who plan to drill after completing numbers in a few weeks. Mr and Mrs John Brown and others attended the Brown family reunion at Como on Sunday.
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Terian Church
Pehooa
Teachers’ Institute
Montrose
Corps of
Forest City
Charles Burdick
H. H. Company
F. M. Gardner
Thirteenth Regiment
John Brown
Hugh Brown
Edith and
Lettie Brown
Grace Menneblert
James Jennings
Stanley Evane
Brown
Como
Local Susquehanna items mix crime and community news
James Lyons of Lanesboro faces arrest for intoxicating liquor selling after bail was posted. Susquehanna resident Winters died of tophold fever leaving a widow and seven children. Funeral at Brandt Presbyterian Church. Marriage announced for Edwin Moose and Anna Doolittle. Fires at Williams cow pockets and a switchman injured near Erle. University and teachers gather for county institute. Damages sought in Brandt case against Lanesboro. Forest City to form a military company amid broader regional activity.
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Boodlul
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
James Lyons
Lanesboro
Red Winters
Brandt
Brandt Presbyterian Church
F. H. Watkins
Williams
Erie
Methodist
First Presbyterian Church
Edwin Moose
Berwick
Anna Doolittle
Jefferson
Erle
Boston
Great Bend
Weed & Company
Binghamton
Leather Trust
Susquehanna and
Montrose
Susquehanna County Teachers’ Institute
Hector Coddington
Benjamin Gardner
Forest City
Milrose
October Common Pleas Court convenes in Tunkhannock
Judge E M Dunham presides as the October term opens. Several cases are set for trial or continued, with appeals scheduled for Thursday morning. Attendance includes Attorney EF F Cooke of Wilkes Barre.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Common Pleas Court
E. M. Dunham
Co. A. Jayne
Shoemaker
Gregory
Mary A. Runde
McKinney and Stephens
Warren B. Stevens
George
Breweter
Miller Culver
Melinda Wagner
Samuel Arnold
Adm't
Lavina Wagner
Allen Jayne
Ira Baker
Tae
Judson Lutea
E. F. Cooke
Adm
Shoemaker & Burach
Pittston Local Notes Open Season and Social Events
In Pittston today all game except deer and rabbits is in season as hunters pursue plentiful wildlife. Plans are underway for a Leek Cornet band ball at Armory hall on Friday November 21. An Eagle hose drill is set for Wednesday evening in front of the Eagle hotel. Frank Brundage leaves Eagle hotel to join St. Denis. Charles Colony takes his place at the Bugle. Charles Vargunen was taken to the Eastern penitentiary after manslaughter proceedings. Mrs. Van Allen and delegates to the state WCTU convention in Philadelphia will discuss convention work at Mrs. Cool’s home on West Pittston Tuesday evening. Murray and Mack performed in Finnegan ball at Music hall Monday before a select audience.
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Eagle Hotel
St. Denis
Scranton
Charles Colony
Charles Vargunen
Shortt Harvey
Mre
van Allen
Schenectady
Women's Christian Temperanee Union
Philadelphia
Hf. Cool
Weat
Pittston
Murray and
Mack
Mary Kirk ex-alderman wife dies of typhoid in Wilkes-Barre
Mrs Mary Kirk 42 wife of William Kirk ex-alderman of the Thirteenth ward died at her Merchalt street home at 4 am after a four week illness of typhoid fever. Born June 4 1836 at Mauch Chunk maiden name Ryan she lived in the city thirty-five years. Survived by husband seven children brother and several sisters. Funeral from the house Wednesday morning with services at St Marys church
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Wilkes-Barre
Mary
William Kirk
Merchalt Street
Mauch Chunk
Ryan
Kirk
Wall Street ends firm with gains in key specialties
The market held a firm undertone through the day and closed with a vigorous rise in several prominent stocks. Brooklyn Transit attracted notable interest while others showed momentum, marking a solid session for investors.
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New York
Net Golga Exeon & Paint
Brooklyn Transit
Scranton Wholesale Market Price List Brief
Corrected listing from Scranton wholesale market notes Butter Creamery and dairy items with varied units and prices. Includes firkins, tubs, cheese full cream, per bushel and per box prices, potatoes and flour per unit, with regional abbreviations and edits.
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Scranton
H. G. Date
Lackawanna Avenue
Market Report Shows Dull Wheat Corn and Steady Cotton
Philadelphia traders report dull wheat and lower corn with various futures for October. Prices for flour and rye show weakness while butter eggs and cheese stay firm. Cotton remains steady and live poultry markets reflect limited demand across regions. Receipts list large grain shipments and mixed regional prices.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Southern
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Trade and Market Notes From New York Harbor Report
A late summer market update notes quiet but firm conditions across dairy and grain futures with modest gains and occasional declines. References to No 2 and No 1 grades, elevator movements, and mixed activity in butter creamery products, with scattered mentions of regional indices and价格 shifts.
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New York
Imac
Deeline
Weetern Creamers
Maetory
June Creamery
Wallee
Imiintion Creamery
Thalie
State Dairy
Watlo
Do. Creamers
Iudbe
Choowe
Large
Emall
Amall
Pennsylvania
New York Live Stock Trade Report
New York October 14 reports Reevese Gondute as a featured item in live stock markets with buyers and sellers active in the brisk trading of cattle and related goods amid a bustling market day.
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New York
Reevee—Gondute
Greatest Winter Bargains at Scranton Consignment Sale
Thousands visit the New York and Philadelphia Consignment sale at 423 Lackawanna avenue to buy winter clothing and furnishings at deep discounts. Assignee says everything must go now with prices claimed at forty percent off cost, featuring suits, overcoats, pants, hats, and accessories from various brands. Store hours extend evenings until 9 p.m and Saturdays until 1 p.m.
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Scranton
New York
Carr
Melton
Harris Cassimore
Nobby Youths
Worth
Handkerchieta
Chanic
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming
Washington Avenues
Scranton Savings Flank and Trust Company
Undefined OCR Meat Pricing Notes
Fragmentary OCR list shows meat items and prices with mixed partly legible terms such as calves lamb and ham. Dated or location markers are absent, producing an unclear catalog of items and prices with several unreadable fragments.
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Nowe
Stephen Girard
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King’s Prospectus
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R. M. Hunrich
Ema
V. P. Tractor Truck Automobile Co
Louis A. Levin
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Rich Patch Tron
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Chestnut Hill
Joan Williamb
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John Butt
Honesdale
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People’s Street Railway
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Besft
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Beranton Axle Works
Petes
Eace Roeeurae
Beranton Traction Ts
Philadelphia Grain and Produces
New York Grain and Produce Market
Horsford
Genuine
Hormsford
Johann Hoff
Matt
E. A. Bartlett
Albany, N. Y
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the Scranton Bedding CO
East Mountain Lithin Water
Joseph Ross
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