Community Notes From Northeastern Pennsylvania
Social items recount Miss Kate Chambers hosting friends on Friday. Scranton’s Mikes Amannda C. Cyr guests Honerdale friends last week. Wayne county Young People’s Society union convention at Prompton featured entertainment by poor people of Frampton. Firemen hosted a Friday armory program with musical selections and a St. John’s choir quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Chambers
Schimpff Brewing Company
Mikes Amannda C. Cyr
Scranton
Honerdale
Elwin F. Terry
Clifton
N. Y
Wayne County
Frampton
Joan T. Ball
Miles Duke
Maxwell TD. Lathrop
Carbondale
Tames HH. Thamilton
Feranton
W. HH. Swift
Monesie
Honesdale
Homer Treen
Mie
Marcia TL Alten
Aiee
Minnie Geesser
Mire
CH. Noekwelt
Mrs. TL
P. Riechtmann
BE. W. Pires Vielin
W. W. Ham
Jeannette Wroemany
St. John's Church
Dictionary of Kansas Dialect From the Wichita Magic
A quirky glossary from Wichita slang with humorous spellings and phrases. Entries include Downa-Tu vebil Mrs Louse and Its Nibe, plus humorous definitions like Jerkwater Instenificant and Nope-No-Purely Koneas. The piece compiles colorful regional terms and their playful explanations.
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Leland
Lilleton
Washington
Topuka
Hrint
John J. Infli
Ewan
Leise
Legisature
Potter
Booner
Oklahoma
Ink Barrel Clash Ended Piitston Item Suspension
The Piitston Item, a morning paper in Piitston, suspended operations after a dispute among owners led by Manager Andrews. Professor Shiel attempted to block a farewell article, was barred, and shoved into a barrel of ink as tensions escalated. Printing continued briefly, with legal actions anticipated.
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Shipl
Andrews
Piiiston
Piitston
Stem Publishing Company
Stem
Joseph WH. Andrews
George Wilner
F. P. Casper
William Devanney
Hubert Shiel
H. T. Gregory
Wilner
Cooper
Casper
Williams
Iusiners
Shiel
Andrewe
Profesor Shirl
Salt Agameat Mor
Fragmented World Legislatures List of Names
A garbled OCR list enumerates various historic and international legislative bodies and terms across many nations, mentioning parliaments, diets, senates, and cabinets in a diffuse catalog of places such as Hungary Germany Italy Japan Netherlands Norway Spain and Switzerland with assorted misspellings and stray phrases.
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Hem
Hwlior
Taereleharath
Awatrla
He Orstagryules
Hungary
Chang Unl Chu
China
Trenel Wude Cora
Lherigedag
Peamuerh
Bureau Dee Affaires Tunisiennes
Tuts
Bundewrath
Reichetag
German Empire
Lantag
Baden
Heidcerathe
Bavaria
Burgerschatz
Bremen
Staatsministerium
Brunswick
Norway
Stanilrath and
Nationirath
Switzerland
Tiema
Turkey
Fragmented political plea from a damaged editorial fragment
A garbled civic plea promotes votes for Bohadt and Horn while opposing Bryan allies. The text references free trade, democracy, and protectionist themes, all framed in a partisan call to work and vote.
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Chicago
Lackawanna Democracy
Bohadt, Horn
McKinsey
Bryan Dowt
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted As Safe Cure
The advertisement promotes the Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe, effective treatment for all forms of piles avoiding surgery. It cites a Pittsburg testimonial from William Handachu claiming relief after using the cure and notes it is sold in drug stores for 50 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William Handachu
Cotton Alley
Butter St
Buncoers Abroad Beware Trick of Organized Democracy
The text argues that a political deception will spread fake charges against Republican methods. It claims organizers will recruit malevolent agents to sow desertions, portraying a party as useless in off years. It warns Bryanites aim to gain footholds for a future campaign against McKinley and the Republican cause.
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Bryanites
MckKinley
Repubican Congress
First Governors and their Early Roles in States
A New York Sun piece surveys the inaugural governors of American states. It notes George Clinton as New York’s first governor and outlines early leaders such as John Hancock, Patrick Henry, John Sevier, William Livingston, and Edward Tiffin, among others, highlighting military service and public offices.
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New York
George Clinton
United States
Orange County
Massachusetts
John Hancock
Continental Congress
Quincy
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Henry
Old Dominion
Maryland
John Be, Howard
Baltimore
Howard
Tennese
John Sevier
Tennessee
Tiust
New Jersey
William Livingston
South
Caroling
John Rutledge
Supreme Court of the United States
Ohio
Edward Tiffin
Tifin
Maine
William King
Vermont
Thomas Chittenden
Kentucky
Isaac Shelby
Louisiana
William Co. Claiborne
Pennsylvania
Thomas Mifflin
Illiois
Shadrach Bond
New Hampshire
Mesheck Weare
Alabima
William Bibb
Ansel Briggs
Richard Caswell
North Carolina
North Carolina Assembly
House of Commons
Minute Men
Chicago Chain Market Opens with Mixed Grain and Flour Prices
Chicago on October 1 reports steady flour with spring patent at 4.40 to 4.50 while No 2 spring wheat and No 3 red quotations appear mixed. Corn and oats show varied bids with receipts and shipments tallied. pork and lard prices noted alongside several seasonal commodities.
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Chicago
Tulayes
New
Htlee
Muy
Auailec
Miguilfitac
Corn —Ni
Sige
Nocenber
Dmus C
Bleo
Wie
Saawpye
Mte
Leber
Lally
Frye
Tobacno Co
Isi Am
Osews
Big, Reg Co
la A
Can
Southern
Mt Chee
Ohio
Che
B&q
St. Ts
Delaware & Aeewl Scsi
A & Ww
Louis
Noel Oat Nu
Ba K. & Tex
Psa
Manhattan
Yan
Wyn
Pacific
Nat
Lane
N. J
Tenn
Union Pacific
Union
Markets End Week With Narrow Declines And Apathy
On Oct 16 New York trading showed no rush to cover shorts amid a bear week. Activity was firm at times but the market was narrow and closed with small losses. total sales reached 440 shares. Quotations reflect a quiet scene across grains, flour, wheat, corn, and butter with ongoing steady or firmer tones in several commodities.
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New York
Bert
William VIII
Abe Len & CO
Mears Building
Rvorne
City
Minnesota
Conwete
M'gan
Disc
Alay
Hiyatye
Chia
Ainge Sakasse
Sie
Loge
Dye
Ally
City Extra India
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Commodity Prices Report From Philadelphia Market
Wheat firm with October and November contracts noted as nominal across grades. Corn firm No 2 mixed October and November with December and January positions also nominal. Potatoes and bread items steady with various quality grades. Egg prices steady near 18 cents. Cotton dull, tallow steady, dairy and oils quiet but firm.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Poultry and grain prices and shipments
In barrels and packages the market lists live poultry with price ranges for fowls and roosters, plus a poultry fair demand note. It also shows receipts of mixed grain products and large shipper totals: 1,000 barrels of receipts, 11,000 sticks, wheat 6.60 per bushel, corn 16,000 bushels, oats 1,000 bushels. shipments: wheat 44,000 bushels, corn 14,000 bushels, oats 17,000 bushels.
Livestock Market Notes East Liberty Prices
East Liberty Pennsylvania livestock report lists cattle and sheep prices for prime common and fair grades, with bovine categories including bulls cows and toes, plus hogs and veal calves priced by grade and date. Several entries show primes mids and common to fair Yorkers and heavy animals with varied value figures and date stamps.
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East Liberty
Stanly
Miia
East Buffalo Market Report Mixed Sheep and Lamb Prices
East Buffalo market notes show varied activity with sheep and lambs range from dull to good. Prices cited include mutton and lamb categories with wethers at several dollars and cull ranges.
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East Buffalo
Noge
Trade and Livestock Listing from Chicago Market
The notice lists mixed commodities including Western range sheep and cattle. It mentions prices like 2.5a4 for Hore and 75 for Sina, plus 4,400 to 4,4000 units for weights, four hundred cattle heads and one thousand hogs. It reflects a market summary for natives and feeders with assorted livestock totals.
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Chicago
Seto
Hild
Calves and Livestock Market Report From New York
Oct 11 report notes limited trading with Moores no trading. Calves very dull with about 30 head unsold. Sheep and lambs slow but steady with few buyers and prices reported steady. Veals and hogs not clearly detailed. market conditions described as steady or slow overall.
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New York
Moores
Unclear Trace of Credit Transfers and Shipments
Details of credit transactions and shipments are incomplete in the report. The document notes certificates closed and shipments and runs not reported, with multiple abbreviations and gaps in information.
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OW Chiy
MAGICAL TREATMENT PROMISED FOR LOST VITALITY
An Omaha company advertises a magical home treatment for lost manhood and vitality claiming safe daily use without dangerous drugs. It pledges free literature, cure guarantees, and will cover travel costs for those seeking treatment, promising recovery or refund.
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Omaha
STATE
Butte
Range Building
Neb
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E. Schimpff
Lackawanna Ave
Pittston
Northeastern
Dictionary OF
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the Tribune
J. Scott Inglis
Lacka. Ave
Buncoers
The
New York Sun
Wall Street
Srewnew
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Askas Scranton
Pittston Trae
Eee
National Boring & Drill'g Co
Elmhurst Boulevard
Scranton Savings
Wevesa
Scranton Packinssenseeee
Lacka Tron
Bisel Co
Alexander Car
Replis
Milsonce
Truat & Bute Dep Co
Eeewe Dickson Manufacturing
Ownehip School
Scranton St. Imp
Vernon
Seranton
Scranton Traction Co
Osaee
Hood
Hood & Co
Lowell, Mass
H Hood
East Liberty Cattle Market
Huffalo
Boston
Silverstone
Lockownu
Willsons
Tebelinus
Lackawanna Avenue
Snow
Weston Mill
E. Robinson
Usenet
Lager
Kerr’s
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Ave
Aii
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court House
Richardson-Boynton
Third National Bank
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William IL
Peck, Cashier
Drexel
Baldwin's
Moosic and
Sugdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder Cos
Repauno Chemical Co
Dr. Peal
Peols
John H. Phelps
Scancor
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
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