Susquehanna Area Hosts Meetings Rallies and Dances
A series of community events fills Susquehanna on October 27 with a special train from Carbondale for a Republican mass meeting, a Past Sachems meeting in Great Bend, church services, social hops at Hogan opera house, and a concert series by local groups. Notables include Rev Freund, George Fuller, and Uniondale Cornet Band.
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Beranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Carbondale
Sachems' Association
Susquehanna County
Great Bend
Freund
Brooklyn
Presbyterian Church
Hogan Opera House
Eric Hose Company
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
Susquehanna Athletic Association
Doran
George Fuller
Binghamton
James Tinkler
Cross Street
Lanesboro Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor Society
William Allpaugh
Maple Avenue
New Milford
Thomas Nicholson
South Pine Street
Colonel Bryan
Starracea House
Pennsylvania
Christ Episcopal Church
William A. Skinner
Montrose
Hose Company
Central House
Stanley N. Mitchell
W. 5
Mitchell
Death of Titchard L. Jones and local notices
Titchard L. Jones died Sunday morning from a complication of diseases rheumatism and heart affection. Funeral Tuesday at the Congregational church with Rev D D Jenkins and others officiating. Jones, 77, had fifty years of marriage and leaves a widow two sons and grandchildren. Reports of Mrs Jason Rounds surgical operation in Philadelphia and visitors including Alfred Trawell and Mr Mrs Douglass Coleman in town.
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Titchard L. Jones
D. TD. Jenkins
Tievs
Raymond Smith
A. Eastman
Smith
Welch
Congregational Church
Mastman
D. D. Jenkins
Mreess
Jones
Presbyteriand Church
Jason Rounds
Philadelphia
Rounds
David Wademan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Alfred Trawell
Eferrleck Center
Local residents and visitors noted in week in Port Jervis area
Daniel Brundage went Wednesday to Port Jervis for a two week visit. Trev E A Quimby of Salem called at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Tuesday. Prefervor Shaw of this place spent last Saturday at Scranton. Mr and Mrs Waine Mersing of Maplewood called on friends in town last week. Mrs Charles Bidwell entertained Indy friends at dinner on Thursday. John Andrews spending a few days at Atlantic City. Rawlings of Waymart passed through town on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Eugene Sampson spent last Friday at Scranton. Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs Johnathan Brown’s home on Saturday. Miles Crawford of New York spending a few weeks at his sister Mrs C H Mills. Mrs William Sampson and two daughters of Maplewood visited relatives in town on Wednesday. Miss Ellen Cobb of Dunmore spending a few weeks at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs J Drown, Mr and Mrs George Everats attended a wedding at Salem on Wednesday. David Tresslar very poorly after illness. Mr and Mrs Floyd McFarland and children visiting Hawley. Miss Mabel Jones of Jonestown visited Miss Edith Simmons on Saturday.
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Daniel Brundage
Port Jervis
Trev. E. A. Quimby
Salem
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Prefervor Shaw
Scranton
Waine Mersing
Maplewood
Charles Bidwell
John Andrews
Atlantic City
Key
Rawlings
Waymart
Eugene Sampson
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Johnnathan Brown
Miles Crawford
New York
C. H. Mills
William Sampson
Ellen Cobb
Dunmore
J. Drown
George Everats
David Tresslar
Floyd McFarland
Hawley
Mabel Jonks
Jonestown
Edith Simmons
Honesdale Notes Highlight Local Events and Schedule Changes
Miss Irene L. Tibbetts hosts euchre night. Aged Abraham Gilpin ill at Spring street home. Thompson on tour to New York Philadelphia and Washington. Mrs. Wesley M. Gardner visiting Honesdale friends. Bertha Lane takes Northwestern Life Agency from late Grant Lane. Musical History Club to meet Tuesday on Wagner topic led by Miss Freeman. First frost of season reported. Grace church rummage sale succeeds with continuation this Saturday. Honesdale football to face Dunmore at Athletic Park. New Erie and Delaware and Hudson timetable effective Sunday on Honesdale branch. Carbonale arrival connects with Erie to New York at 835 AM, other trains mostly unchanged.
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Honesdale
Irene L. Tibbetts
Euchre
Abraham Gilpin
Spring Street
Andrew Thompson
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Wesley M. Gardner
Scranton
Bertha Lane
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Grant W. Lane
Musical History Club
Wagner
Miss Freeman
Ladies of Grace Church
Dunmore High School
Nrause's Cold Cure Sold by Matthews Bros in Capsules
Many people use quinine for colds report the remedy is more disagreeable than the disease. Nrause's Cold Cure is prepared in convenient capsules and will cure a deeply seated cold in 24 hours without interrupting business. They are pleasant to take and give a clear fresh sensation while operating. Price the. Sold by Matthews Bros.
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Matthews Bros
Waymart Gossip Includes Illnesses and Social Plans
In Waymart on October 1 Mrs Jennie Slanet on Potts is critically ill. Doyle brothers hosted a firemen’s ball in Honesdale. The L D B club formed by local young men plans winter balls and entertainment. Mrs Mack returned home from Scranton after caring for Mrs Randall. Dwight Buckland’s condition worsens at H T Hudson’s home. Mrs FP Cooper traveled from Scranton to home. Emeline Snook visits relatives in South Canaan and Gravity. Martha Ruppert visited Honesdale. Mrs Levi Bennett and Mrs Hubbel Rounds returned from Scranton visits. Mrs Wesley and Jonas Walker visited Pleasant relatives. Elias Belvinger of Prompton paints George Perkins’s residence. Edward Owens’s condition remains unchanged. Miss Jessie Alexander of Nanticoke visits Hotel Gruyer. The Chubb family will move to Dunmore for Mr Chubb’s new job. Invitations issued for Miss Hattie Scudder of Middletown to wed Frank R Varese here next Wednesday Oct 24.
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Waymart
Jennie Slaneton Potts
John and
Frank Doyle
Honesdale
L. D. B. Club
Mack
Randall
Joseph Swan
Forest
Dwight Buckland
H.T. Hudson
FP. P. Cooper
Scranton
Emeline Snook
Bouth Canaan
Gravity
Martha Ruppert
Levi Bennett
Hubbel
Mra. Wesley
Jonas Walker
Mrt
Elias Belvinger
Prompton
George Perkins
Edward Owens
Jessie Alexander
Nanticoke
Hotel Gruyer
Stephen Chubb
Dunmore
Chubb
Hattie Scudder
Middletown
Frank R. Varese
Wedding Guests Attend From Local Area
A bride's home event attracts a sizable attendance from the locality with many residents expected to be present.
Montrose Institute Adjourns After Successful Directors Meeting
The Montrose teachers institute closes amid praise for Professor Charles B. Moxley and a robust annual meeting of the Susquehanna County Directors Association. Officers elected include F A Davies as president and D A Titsworth as secretary, with resolutions thanking instructors and urging directors to engage more fully in duties.
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Scranton
Montrose
Charles B. Moxley
Hallstead
County Directors’ Association
F. A. Davies
Clifford
F. J. Bedell
J. L. Williams
Giles A. Watrous
D. T. Brewster, Esq
Pratt
FP. A. Davies
Ti. M. Watson
Db. A. Titsworth
O. A. Gilbert
Davies
Susquehanna County
Moxley
Directors
Elizabeth de Barre Gill
Ferris
Davis
Armory
John Thomas Concert Company
Pittston News Notes on Local Accidents and Deaths
York Kyte son of Frank Kyte of West Pittston returns from Lafayette college with suspected skull fracture after a football injury. Dewey Graham suffers severe mouth burns after swallowing cleaner. rushed to Mercy hospital. Frank O Neill, eight, dies in Virginia. remains to be brought for interment. Andrew Bryden of Pennsylvania Coal Co. felts ill at work. shows slight improvement. Mrs J J Howell of West Pittston visits Rev Jenkins in Taylor.
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O'Neill
Newton Coal Company
Andrew Bryden
Pennsylvania Coal Company
J. J. Howell
West Pittston
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Lets Buyers Seek Refund
Advertisement notes a money back refund if the product fails to cure. mentions W. Grove's signature on each box and credits druggists for the offer. Ze signage implied.
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KB. W. Grove
Local residents named for upcoming term and travel notes
W W J Williams, William Dixon and John Curley drawn to serve during the coming term of cy ort. John Conner of the North End attends the Presbyterian synod at Harrisburg. John McCarthy, Charles Kennedy, William Bergen of Mayfield spent yesterday with friends in town. Several men who left recently to work in the soft coal regions have returned hoping to go to work on Monday.
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W.W. J. Williams
William Dixon
John Curley
John Conner
North End
Harrisburg
John McCarthy
Charles Kennedy
William Bergen
Mayfield
Lake carey visit and local notes in Factoryville
Factoryville events include Floyd Wrigley and wife at Lake Carey, a free Epworth league lecture on Diamond Dust, Jack Keirney taking a fireman post on the DL&W line Elmira to Buffalo, and residents enjoying Lake Winola. Local notables L. D. Kemmerer’s health declines while Elizabeth Brutzman returns to Scranton and Frances Matthewson's marriage to James J. Hibbard is announced.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
Floyd Wrigley
Lake Carey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Jack Keirney
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Elmira
Buffalo
Lake Winola
F. St. Amand
A. A. Brown
N. A. Gardner
Daisy Bennett
A. B. Fitch
L. D. Kemmerer
George Crisman
Tunkhannock
Elizabeth Brutzman
Scranton
Frances Matthewson
James J. Hibbard
Wallace
Idaho
Thomas James
Pawtucket
R. I
James
J. & P. Coats
Thompson Local Notices and Visitations Highlight Week
Thompson residents report J W Car yell serving as juror in Pittsburg. Rev B F Larrabee and wife visit Onaquaga New York. Mrs H W French of Lanesboro visits relatives. E E Gelatt conducts business in Scranton. Water company expands supply and taps below frost. Mrs Lt Wrighter and Miss Mabel Huffling visit Scranton. Mrs D E Witter returns from Oakland. Ada Tirreland and Stella visit South Windsor. Mildred Barnes and Anna Smith travel to Herrick Centre by bicycle. Undertaker Crosier buries Frank Stocker at Mast Ararat. S D Barnes and G I Clark go to Binghamton to hear Bryan. Frank Crosier visits Susquehanna friends.
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Herrick Centre
Undertaker Crosier
Frank Stocker
Mast Ararat
Frank
Messrs. SD. Barnes
G. I. Clark
Binghamton
W. 7. Bryan
Frank Crosier
Susquehanns
Brooklyn Notes: October Local Happenings
Boyd Austin has regained ability to walk outdoors. Dell Tiffanys from Ash ley visiting A G Sterlings. Squirrels plentiful as hunters improve the line since October 15. John Lee suffers heart trouble. Shaddicks in Montrose on Tuesday. Nelson Packard begins hauling milk for Lackawanna Dairy. A McKinley club formed last Thursday with A Afney president and Frank Gere secretary. Rally set for October 23 with speakers from Montrose and the Brooklyn Cornet Band. W A Stephens hired to paint the Universalist church. Z C Miller spending week in Binghamton. Ellen Miller to keep log house for her.
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Scranton Tribune
Brooklyn
Boyd Austin
Dell Tiffany
Ashley
A. G. Sterlings
John Lee
Shaddick
Montrose
Nelson Packard
Lackawanna Dairy Company
McKinley Club
A. J. Afney
Frank Gere
Fron Montrose
Brooklyn Cornet Band
W. A. Stephens
Universalist
Z. C. Miller
Binghamton
Ellen Miller
MISS GAST HALTED IN ENDURANCE RIDE
A deputy sheriff halted Marguerite Gast during her record endurance bike ride at Valley Stream to stop after 2 625 miles citing state law limiting endurance contests to twelve hours per twenty four. She yielded and did not push to 3 000 miles.
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New York
Marguerite Gast
Valley Stream
S. 1
Miss
Presbyterianism's Gain Reported at Synod Session
Exclusive AP dispatch from Harrisburg dated October 19 notes a small attendance at the Presbyterian synod of Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Moderator McCarrell announced Rev. J. W. Gibson of Pittsburgh as vice moderator as reports were presented.
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Harrisburg
Presbyterian Synod
Pennsyvania
West Virginia
MccCarrell
J. WT. Gibson
Pittsburg
Presbyterian synod reports steady growth and giving
Presbyteries constituting the synod show a net gain of 6784 in membership from last year. During the year 9266 communicants were added and total gifts reached 5374864. John H. Converse of Philadelphia and Judge James A. Beaver of Bellefonte spoke at a conference on systematic beneficence. A popular meeting on higher education featured addresses from Rev. Dr. Martin of Wilson College, Rev. Dr. Warfeld of Lafayette College, and Rev. James Moffat of Washington and Jefferson College.
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John H. Converse
Philadelphia
James A. Beaver
Bellefonte
Dr. Martin
Wilson College
Warfeld
Lafayette College
James Moffat
Washington and Jefferson College
William L Wilson Buried Amid Large Charlestown Obsequies
The body of Hon. William L. Wilson was laid to rest at Edgehill cemetery Charlestown with a cortege including Confederate Veterans Washington and Lee students ministers pallbearers and trustees. Ex President Cleveland and Isadore Straus attended as thousands filled the city and business houses closed for the funeral day.
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Associated Press
Charlestown
W. Va
William L. Wilson
Edgehill Cemetery
John Rowan Camp
Washington and Lee University
Cleveland
Isadore Straus
Pauper Ends Life After Attacking Himself
Philip Myorm, 76, a resident of the almshouse, died after cutting his throat and wrists with a razor and leaping from an attic window onto a brick sidewalk. The victim, described as a lifelong sufferer of illness, died during a breakfast interruption by attendants.
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Associated Press
York
Philip Myorm
Almshone
Lone Aid
Laborers Refuse To Work Over Hours At Local Plant
Exclusive wire reports from The Associated Press describe striking employees in Milford Vel and nearby areas who halted work after rejecting a wage cut. Workers, paid eighteen dollars per week at eleven ten an hour, resisted a proposed reduction to nine hours daily and a wage drop to eight and a half cents per hour. The stoppage targets the Delaware Maryland and Virginia system, signaling widespread labor unrest across the region.
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Associated Pres
Milford
Vel
Oct
Mic
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Sattrand
Howe
Market Turbulence In New York Stocks End Active Day
Trading started strong with stocks rising as buyers held firm but later profit taking trimmed gains. The day finished irregularly yet prices stayed high overall as total sales reached 61 700. Bonds showed stronger activity with notable gains and higher turnover.
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New York
Howe
Scranton Market Prices Reported for Dairy and Goods
A fragmented city market listing from Scranton shows dairy and food item prices including creamery products, butter, cheese and beans. The notice cites vendors and prices for various goods and asks readers to note regional pricing details.
Agricultural market summary from New York open
Market notes on grains and dairy with fluctuating prices. Corn and wheat futures show early steady to mixed moves, ending firm or unchanged. Spot dairy items including cheese and milk products hold firm amid limited activity and regional variations.
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New York
Vitor
Ste
Dee
Mae
Elevator
F. Ob
Ge. Net Advance
Wier
Ieletge
WibalSe
Maile
Ube
Watle
Wallie
Market report shows grain and commodity price shifts in Chicago
In Chicago on October 1, market quotes list higher moves across grain futures and related provisions. Prices for corn, wheat, rye, and pork products appear fluctuating with notes of increased cash quotations and mixed futures activity, alongside fragmented and unclear terms.
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Chicago
Cory
Cattle and hog market summaries from Chicago receipts
Cattle receipts in Chicago show steady to higher tone with various classes mixed. Native cattle and heifers steady to up, hogs and sheep uneven with prices drifting and activity. prominent prices include steer and heifer values around 40 to 60 dollars, with hogs near 26 to 28 dollars and lambs around 25 to 30 dollars per hundredweight.
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Chicago
Texas
Otha S Bo
Neevlpia
Eliotn Milned
Calf and sheep market terms from a fragmented era
The readable fragments reference calf and sheep trading terms, prices, and market notes from a New York area listing. Mentions calves, veal, culls, and related livestock with scattered figures and vendors, indicating a period commodity report.
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New York
Cot. W
Cowie
Aewwito
Canada Lambe
Buvialith
Chamberlains Cough Remedy touted as prompt cold cure
A claim that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a proven, quick cure for colds, with years of sales and use proving its effectiveness. It suggests trying the remedy at the first sign of a cold and notes Matthews Bros as wholesale and retail agents.
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Pwophy
Matthews Bros
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