Busy Saturday Football Actions in Kingston Area
Kingston hosts three games with Wyoming Seminary, Wilkes Barre YMCA, and Lackawanna teams. In Scranton Lackawannas show strength despite newcomers, while Wyoming Seminary and Lackawannas prepare for a telegraphed clash next Saturday amid hopes of a strong turnout.
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Pittston
Kingston
Pines
Wyomingield
Wyoming Seminary
Berwick High School
Seminary
Wilkes- Barre Yo M. C
M. CA
Oye School
Williams
Lackawannas
Watters
Scranton
Large Barn Burned at Spragueville Farm In Fire
Firebugs set a large Savio farm barn near Spragueville afire causing about 2500 in losses with 1204 insurance. William Watson found the flames and helped while most contents went up in smoke including harness hay straw implements a fine team and 49 chickens. The gate was unlocked and propped open as cows were saved but horses were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McGarry
William McHale
McHale
McGarry
Mr. Watran
Moses van Why
Milford institute opens with noted educators
Special to The Beranton Tribute Milford Oct 22 The Pike county teachers institute opens Monday afternoon in the courthouse County Superintendent Sawyer leads the program Professor George P Bible from Stroudsburg State Normal School will work with teachers two days weekly The evenings promise superior entertainment Professor U J Hockenbury of Carbondale Pa leads Monday talk The week features stereopticon views Tuesday and an address by Wallace F P New from West Chester State Normal School Wednesday on Moses of Life
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Isortation
West Mittston
Joseph Hogan
Lambert Street
Knights of Columbus
Keystone Hall
Order
Killton Junction
Pittston YY
Wilkes-Barre
Calvary Club
Harry Jones
Bert Ellis
Neal Thompson
Will Hughes
Klerman Schmaltz
Wadry Bowhieyo
Alex. Mitchell
Mornig
Philip Donnelly
Anice
John Griffithsnd
Misa Elia Hughes
West Pittston
J. Arthur
Luzerne Avenue
Clear Spring
Montgomery Street
Christian Endeavor
Milford
Pike County Teachers’ Institute
Court House
Sawyer
George P. Bible
Est Stroudsburge State Normal School
U. J. Hockenbury
Public Schools
Carbondale
Wallace FP
West Chester State Normal School
Politics in Pike County Hints at Republican Victory
Special to The Scranton Tribune from Milford on October 22 reports that Republican harmony in Pike County appears assured and the regular Republican vote will be polled. The Prohibitionists field a county ticket but are expected to receive only a small share. Pike County, once called the one green boot of democracy in Pennsylvania, seems set for Republican dominance this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Milford
Pike County
Pennsylvania
Fire at Cork Lane Destroys Two Pittston Buildings
A Pittston fire today at Cork lane in the suburb destroyed two buildings with estimated losses totaling 43000 dollars. The blaze broke out this morning and caused extensive damage before extinguishment. Special to the Strayton Tethune. October 22.
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Pittston
Cork Lane
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Offer
Advertisement notes a refund offer on Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets if not delivered as promised. Mentions Kohl and W. Grove signature on each box. Includes blurred instruction about returning or contacting a druggist for the money-back guarantee.
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KK. W. Grove
She
Towanda Items Cover Court, Weddings, Church, and Notices
Special to The Scranton Tribune Towanda Oct 2 reports jury selections for the Dovether term, a Methodist reception for Rev and Mrs Hovengrant, and a Towanda orchestra duo. Marriages include Miss Joresihine Stapleton, and Aurice Carey in Towanda. Several church appointments and local departures are noted along with a new Children’s Home Society listing officers.
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Towanda
Dovether
E. J. Hovengrant
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mrochial
J. W. Mouns
Chicago
Ward House
David Davies
Wreox
M. L. Cook
Merryall
J. 8. Stewart
W. F. Colclough
Monrovion
Horace W. Doty
Pocatello
Idaho
Aurice Carey
Rome
Christchurch
W. FE. Daw
RE. F. Wright
Sheshoquin
Myersburg
R. KR. Carrington
New Era
M. G. Benedict
New Britain
Conn
State College
UT. H. Berghaus
Trinity Church of Athens
H. G Ad Vincent
J. FP. Lane
Dackeonville
Bradford County
Meda
Mhiadelphia
Maryland
Alice Relie
Philadelphia
James Cornout
Jacksonville
Fla
Burt A. Gaylord
Wralusing
Hollow
Kingston
Wilkes Barre
Dunmore
T. Stewart
Troy
State Baptist Association
A. L. Rockwell
Monrovian
Presbyterian Synod
Erie
Lackawanna
Children's Home Society
Mre
BL. Rinsell
Harrisburg
George Ridgeway
J. 8
J. D. Tillinghast
W. FE
Daw
BE. J. Rosengran
Merc
Roendell
A. Barstow
Hi, Smith
N. N. Retin
Mra
DO. HH. Turner
Mles Mattle Bright
Susquehanna County Notes From Columbia Grove Visit
Dr. W. S. Mitchell and family and R. W. Bearth and family are spending the week at their collage at Columbia Grove. Several scarlet fever cases reported in the First ward. John G. Drewermee returns from Brooklyn. William J. Maxey of Foreat City noted in the bulletin.
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Susquehanna
Mitchell
KR. W. Bearth
Emy
Columbia Grove
John G. Drewermee
Brooklyn
William J. Maxey
Foreat City
Commissioners urged to act in Corcoran murder case
Friends of the late Michael F. Corcoran of Duryea press Luzerne County commissioners to take decisive action to capture his murderers. Attorney W F Gitleante has circulated petitions asking authorities to pursue the case and bring suspects to justice.
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M. PF
Corcoran
Duryea
Leon
Ewlvelts
W. F. Gitleante
Pittston
Luzerne County
Luzerne
Duryen Ono
Michael F. Corcoran
Wilkes-Barre
Prize dispute over fire engine award across cities
The Wilkes-Barre Record notes Scranton committee has not paid $60 prize for best appearing fire engine. Potts town Philadelphian Fire Company claims the award, arguing Wilkes Barres engine lacked actual service and the prize rightly belongs to Philadelphia. The Potts town paper calls the delay an ethical choice to award to the rightful owners.
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Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Seranton Committee
Pottstown
Wilkea-Barre
Philadelphian Fire Company
Phillies
Bosch
Pottstown Daily News
Tourist Car Service Leaves Chicago for California Route
Friday night departure at 10 05 p m tourist car service runs from Chicago Union Station via Omaha Colorado Springs Salt Lake City to Colorado Utah Nevada and California A courteous courier attends to passenger needs and children care included Berths for two at 4 00 from Chicago to California Contact John KR Pott 300 Chestnut St Philadelphia for folders
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Los Angeles
California
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union
Chicago
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Fam Nice
John KR. Pott
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Officials Confer Over Lackawanna Schedule Changes
A major conference of Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad officials gathered in the city to discuss a new running timetable. Superintendent Russell said no changes would be published for weeks while the plan is reviewed by Traffic manager Cauldwell and other senior officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Lackawanna
Superitendent
Russell
Tribune
Salisbury
B.D. Cauldwell
New York
T W. Lee
G. E. Zipple
A. H. Schwarz
Syracuse
J. B. Marston
Buffalo
FE. G. Russell
Tin plate factory pursuit in city advances meeting
The manufacturers committee of the board of trade met on Saturday with Chicagoan Mr. Torbet seeking a tin plate factory site. John T. Paton of Cleveland, a leading practical tin plate man, shared input. Torbet left town that evening and could not confirm progress on stock raising or eventual relocation, but success could secure his decision to locate here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers Committee
Board of Trade
Torbet
Chicago
John T. Paton
Cleveland
Torhet
Famine in Railroad Car Supply Warns Shippers
The Philadelphia Stockholder notes that car shortages persist despite two years of round the clock production. Railroad managers face a dilemma as demand climbs while high prices and long lead times prevent new orders, even as the heaviest traffic of the year looms.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railway orders 200 gondola cars and staff changes
The Reading Railway orders 200 gondola cars of 60 000 pounds capacity from Lebanon Manufacturing. John L. Pick of Mauch Chunk named storekeeper for the Ts & 8 division with assistants B N Cattell and Andrew Roos. C BE Hungerford of Jersey City supervised stores and made the appointment. Plans for an auxiliary breaker for A Pardes & company at Cranberry will screen calm banks. it moves on wheels and miniature rails. General Passenger Agent Lee notes a new limited train next spring and possible daily express between New York and Buffalo, per the Buffalo Commercial.
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Reading Railway
Lebanon Manufacturing Company
John L. Pick
Mauch Chunk
W. W. Wentz
The
Central Railroad
Ts & 8
B. N. Cattell
Andrew Roos
C. BE. Hungerford
Jersey City
A. Pardes & Company
Cranberry
Menane
Lee
the Lackawanne
New York
Buffalo
Buffalo Commercial
National League Averages Highlight Top Batters and Fielders
The National League season totals show Delehanty of Philadelphia leading with a .400 batting average, followed by Burkett of St. Louis and Keeler of Brooklyn. Hughes of Brooklyn dominates pitching with 44 wins and a .814 winning percentage. Fielding leaders include Reitz, Crous, Davis, and Keeler across positions, with Graw and Delahanty among top run-getters.
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Delehanty
Philadelphia
Burkett
St. Louis
Keeler
Brooklyn
Hughes
Douglass
Peltz
Cincinnati
Tenny
Heston
Joe Quinn
Cleveland
Reitz
Pittsburg
Lave Crous
McGraw
Baltimore
George Davis
New York
Joe Kelly
Brodie
Mr Graw
Thomas
Delahanty
Puck
Williams
Stahl
Boston
Clark
Louieville
Tenney
Markets show little change amid bear and bull activity
New York traders saw no clear price movement with bears pressing industrials and specialties while bulls attempted to lift prices on sugar and favored stocks. Bank statement this week offered no easing signal though money flow expectations improved as banks reported reduced loan contraction. Total sales reached 206 300 shares.
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New York
Bears
Pullsman
New York Central
Scranton Market Price Report Fragment
Corrected market notes list dairy products with prices such as cheese full cream and marrow bones. It names various items including eggs and vegetables with unit prices and regional references, indicating a general price snapshot from Scranton Wholesale Market.
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Western
Philadelphia Market Report Highlights Mixed Grain Prices
Wheat and corn hold steady with firm bids for No 2 mixed and No 2 white corn Oct contracts. Potatoes and butter show unchanged or buoyant prices, while eggs cheese and sugars stay firm. Receipts include 400 barrels of flour and large corn and wheat supplies, signaling steady supply for the period.
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Philadelphia
New York
Galle
Eileadte
Heo
Ife
Greane
Jaite
Unclear Historical Market Signals in October Patents List
Fragmentary New York items from October 21 show a muddled catalog of winter patent goods with scattered prices and product names. The garbled OCR lacks coherent event or person details but references winter patents and assorted items such as shoes and fabrics.
Weather-spot and dairy prices amid mixed market signals
The report shows Spot commodities with weak elevator activity and firmer Corn spot on positive demand themes. Dairy notes list butter and creamery products with steady to mixed quotes across regional firms, while several items show limited trading and varied color grades.
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Opthos
Enay
Stan Ar
Tibet
Wealte
Creaiery
Lara
Atte
Amall
Chicago Grain and Produce Market Report Fragment
Chicago details show price quotes for wheat corn oats and rye with mixed results. Cash market notes list winter patents spring stock peanuts and other commodities with specific prices and delivery terms unclear due to OCR errors.
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Chicago
Dev
Straighin
Nale
Wade
Fin Dart
New York Live Stock Market Report Request
Fragmentary market notes from New York live stock page showing bids and prices with references to cattle, hogs, and dairy items. Mentions Culver Shoop and other handlers with indices like MP 4.02 percent and Canadian lamins, but many terms are garbled.
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New York
Det
Thoves Very Heale Trading
Culver
Steady
Weols
Temte Sehigheri Ghee
Jamin
East Liberty Cattle Market Report
East Liberty markets show mixed cattle prices with prime and medium grade steers offered. Buyers and sellers adjust figures amid moderate demand and auction activity in the regional market.
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East Liberty
Get
Auctioneer Report of Livestock Prices
A fragment lists livestock lots and bids including hogs at 4.55 per unit and lambs around 40s to 80s, with figures for sheep sheep-wethers and veal culver style entries. Entries show pounds and prices like 1900445 and 1404.00, indicating mixed yard totals and individual lot bids from various buyers.
East Buffalo Cattle and Hogs Market Report
East Buffalo market notes show cattle fat grades mixed and normal with Seals unchanged, hogs steady to firm with workers around 5004.65 for mixed and medium grades, light offerings around 4.400 405: whe. Lambs, P5, lambe and stout categories, stinks and culls to good with prices around 55 for cheep. Wethers and yearlings, Viney and Corda consignments, lamb totals $5,205.80.
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East Buffalo
Market Report on Limited Sheep and Hog Sales
Limited supply of cutire ont sheep offered for sale today led to little trade in both markets. Prices remained largely unchanged with fair to prime cattle and mixed hogs, as buyers showed low activity amid uncertain weights and demand.
Opening of Chapel Mission services in Gilbert's Hall
Rev J H Bell started the new Chapel Mission yesterday at 1 29 AM with Rev HW Mell leading the first services for the Kiulbert Wyoming avenue congregation. The church will meet Sundays mornings and evenings. Officers named include Clerk James Wilson and Treasurer Mrs Fanny Morton.
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HW. Mell
Shiloh Baptist Yngregation
Kiulbert'’s Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Chapel Mission
Tin'eleck
James Wilson
Fanny Morton
Senator Vaughan Pleads for Walsh Release at Pardons Board
Senator Vaughan urged clemency for John Walsh a former Lackawanna Township constable convicted of robbery two years ago Vaughan will travel to Harrisburg tomorrow to plead before the Board of Pardons for Walsh’s liberation.
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Vaughan
Board of Pardons
Wee Vaughan
Harrisburg
John Walsh
Walsh
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Northeastern
Lackawanna Eleven
Beranton Tribune
Morers
Brennan
W. FP Moran
J. BL Callahan
J. FL Condon
W. Barry
Cp, Costello
T. J. Hennessy
P. J. Kearney
Starrueen
Thundar
Delaware River
Cascade
Thomas Reddon
Mainsitet
Lada’ Guild of Crist
Monroe County
Appesal
Institute
Beranton
Pike
Horner’s Furniture
R. J.horner & Co
Edeo Musee
Susquehanna County
Spedal
Berewton Tribune
M. F. Corcoran
Southern California
Jorge
Lackawanna Road
Board of Trade Committee
A. Pardee
Mombere
Seanatts
Connell Building
F. Rea
Toles
Chile
MIL & &T
W. & L. Onne
Ted. Steel
Pier Apyaueane
Niel Rhy
Manhattan
Mit. Traction Co
Tt. K
Texas
Nat
Steel
Tien
Central
Norfolk
Pacife
People's Gans Benkanee
Fey
Ultman
Southern Pacific
Union Pacifie
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Scranton Bavings Bank
Scranton Packings
Third National Bank i
Dime P Bank
Scranton Hb
We & Scranton Pureinet Co
Scranton Paint Co
Lacka
Trust & Safe
Clark & Snover Clark & Snover Co
Cam. Co
Ranton Ane
Acka
Dalry Co
Praaureenene Co
Savings Bank & Trust Co
Hs Dickson Manufacturing Co
Luckn
Jos Chiy
St. Impoe
Philadelphia Grain and
New York Grain and Produce Market
Shiai
Minn
Hakert
Horsford
Admiral Dewey
New York Citizen’s Committee
Dewey Watch
B. W. Blauvelt CO
New York City
the Scranton Bedding CO
Morris
Soang
East Mountain Lithin Water
Joseph Ross
West Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Buffalo Live Stock Market
J. H. Bell
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