Reverend Johnson guest at local church services
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Rev. J. EB. Johnson of Philadelphia preached at the Methodist Episcopal church in Factoryville with two sermons. Local notes include a missionary conference upcoming at the Baptist church, a new meat market opening on Mill Street, and various visits and repairs around town.
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Factoryville
J. EB. Johnson
Philadelphia
Whilden Foster
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baptist Church
J. A. Baffaniith
Mill Street
Sarah Freeman
West Nicholson
Evergreen Cemetery
Binghamton
Methodist Ministerial Meeting
Forest City plans bond for town building
Forest City residents will vote November 6 on a $5,000 borough bond to erect a town building as the current jail fire hall and council rooms are deemed inadequate. The report notes high rent and growing needs.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Lets Refund Promise
Advertisement notes that Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets are sold with a money-back refund if they fail to cure. Each box bears the signature of E W Grove and is priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Hopbottom Ladies' Aid to Meet for Dinner October 24
The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist church metronized to dine at Mrs. W. E. Brown's home on October 24. Members emphasized bringing thimbles and noted organizers including Mrs. E. B. Smith, Mrs. William Rhodes, Mrs. J. Hartley, and Mrs. Bert Bertholf. Funeral services for Mrs. N. M. Finn were held last Thursday with many attendees from Hallstead to Fileville.
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Scranton Tribune
Hopbottom
The
Universalist Church
W. E. Brown
E. BE
Smith
William Rhodes
J. Hartley
Bert Bertholf
Frank Benjamin
A. Titus
N. M. Finn
Hallstead
Factoryville
Dalton
Scranton
Ashley and
Fileerville
Dauphin County Court Nullifies Edmiston Senate Nomination
The Dauphin county court declared St S Edmiston’s nomination certificate invalid in the Bradford Wyoming district Senate contest. The court also upheld Wyoming's right to equal conference representation and postponed ruling on Edmiston’s certificate. Bradford has held the nomination for 26 years.
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Tunkhannock
Dauphin County
St. S. Edmiston
Bradford County
Scimiston
B. W. Lewis
Wyoming County
Wyalusing
Wyoming
Bradford
Republican Party
State Committee
J. J. Jorden
Brainhrim Township
George N. Doyle
Catherine Townsend
Wyyoming Avenue
State Department
Bishop Hoban Confirms 200 at St John’s Pittston
Special to the Serranton Tribune reports Bishop Hoban administered confirmation to 200 children at St John’s Roman Catholic Church. Catholic temperance societies grow. St Aloysius suspends initiation fees, adding 180 members, and Father Matthew society gains 129 new members. Funeral planned for Albert Gowan Tuesday at 3 pm with interment in Pittston Cemetery. A man, John Touck, injured falling twelve feet at Lugurne Knitting mill site. Revival services by Rev Heal continue nightly in West Pittston Congregational church.
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Serranton Tribune
Pittston
Hoban
St. John's
Eugene Garvey
St. Aloysius Society
Father Matthew Society
Albert Gowan
Pittston Cemetery
M. Greenwood
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Proves Timed Cold Cure
An old ad touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a time tested cure for colds. It claims twenty five years of sale and use and promises a cure in a day when taken early. Matthews Bros are wholesale and retail agents for the product.
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Matthews Bros
Defective Chimney Destroys East Towanda Dwelling
A defective chimney caused a fire that destroyed a valuable dwelling in East Towanda on Saturday afternoon. The report notes local reactions and mentions related regional events including a Bradford county delegation visiting William J. Bryan in Elmira and new Lehigh Valley ticket pricing. Industry updates cite a gas vein strike in well No. 2 at 745 feet with optimism from the Great Eastern Oil and Gas company. Local political filings list J. W. Stone Canton F. K. Stephens Sayre W. P. Wilson Towanda C. M. Culver as district attorney candidates and Cayuta Wheel and Foundry of Sayre shipping sixty units last week.
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Eaton Engle
New York
William J. Henry
Sayre
Eastern Penitentiary
Drake
Monroeton
D. Townsend
A. Coolbaugh and Son
Scranton
F. W. Fieits
Republican Club
A. C. Fanning
Towanda
Athens
George Best
Alice Welles
Buffalo
W. F. Glenn
Orwell
Monarch Ol and Gas Company
Pennsylvania
Troy
Troy Belt
Canton
Scranton Tribune
Bradford County
William J. Bryan
Elmira
Great Eastern Oil and Gaus Company
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
J. W. Stone
F. K. Stephens
W. P. Wilson
C. M. Culver
Cayuta Wheel and Foundry Company
New Milford Notes and Local Happenings
New Milford reports Carl Gillet from Clifford will winter with Dr. Snyder and attend school here. Miss Maud Aldrich hosted friends at Harford. Leon Shelp of Rochester visits his parents. A free temperance lecture will be given at the Baptist church by F. A. Sisson. Various residents, including J. G. Wirth and Alice Cook, are noted with visits and travels. The Y society meets at Miss Isa Darrow’s home Thursday at 8. Fred Stone of New York city was in town recently.
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New Milford
Carl Gillet
Clifford
Snyder
Maud Aldrich
Harford
Leon Shelp
Rochester
N. Y
Do. M. Shelp
Baptist Church
South New Milford
F. A. Sisson
C. J. Moffat
Binghamton
J. G. Wirth
Montrose
Aliee Wright
John Roberts
Kirkwood
James Englebert
Conklin
Shelp
Isa Darrow
D. B. Cook
Stevens Point
J. W. Axtell
Fred Moore
Kingsley
L. W. Moore
Alice Cook
Starruecca
Merrit Hayden
A. M. Aldrich
Maud
Mmr
Elmer Tiel
Thomas Manning
Norwich
John Hayden
Young People's Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Fred Stone
New York City
Community notices from a local era event schedule
The Home Mission of the Primitive Methodist church will meet at Mrs. J. P. Rose home Thursday afternoon. Daughters of St George will meet in O Malley's hall Wednesday evening for important business. John Houston James Early and Michael Gilroy returned from Newport News Virginia. Wleonisco tribe improved order of red men meet Wednesday evening and welcome Walter Jeffrey back from England. School board met Friday to bid for No. 3 building water. Webber bid 21.42 and Dunn 2179 for plumbing. ditch contract to Webber at 25 cents per yard dirt and 1 for rock. Board adjourned to first Friday in November. George Bradbury left to seek Idaho work. Children of Mr and Mrs Thomas Redgelly on West Side ill with scarlet fever. Mr Kasper to succeed Mr Mucklow as Florence Coal foreman. Mucklow moving to West Virginia for better pay. Elizabeth McCarthy and Margaret Barrett returned from Archbald. John Burna left yesterday for home.
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Primitive Methodist Church
J. P. Rose
Daughters of St. George
O'Malley
Walter Jeffrey
England
No. 3
Webber
Dunn
George Bradbury
Idaho
Thomas Redgelly
West Side
Kasper
Jessup
Mucklow
Florence Coal Company
West Virginia
Elizabeth McCarthy
Margaret Barrett
Archbald
John Burna
Yesteray
Local Notes on College Coaching Visit and Vistors
The passage mentions a coach Stead entering a city college to coach the football team. Flynn returns after a two week visit in New York. Walter Wollever visits relatives in Hackettstown. Miss Mary Gilroy of Lincoln Hill visits cousin Misa Kelley in Cranton for a few days.
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Stead
Flynn
New York City
Walter Wollever
Hackettstown
Mary Gilroy
Lincoln Hill
Misa Kelley
Cranton
Susquehanna Falls to Wilson 6 0 in Return Game Planned
The Susquehanna football team was defeated by Wilson 6 to 0 on Saturday afternoon. It marked the first time the squad lined up together. A return game is set for next Saturday in Susquehanna. President Byron W. King of Kings School of Oratory lectured in Hogan Opera House on Saturday evening for Grace Episcopal church. Bryan W. King of Pittsburg spoke on Bible study at the Methodist church Sunday morning. George Rymer of Cleveland is visiting Susquehanna, his former home.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Windsor
Wilson
Byron W. King
King's School of Oratory
Pittsburg
Hogan Opera House
Grace Episcopal Church
Okeland
Bryan W. King
George Rymer
Cleveland
Busquehanna
Impure Blood Diseases Targeted by Celery Nerve Compound
Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound is described as an invaluable specific for diseases arising from impure blood. Sold by Matthew Bros in the advertisement.
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Matthew Bros
Wall Street Gains and Losses Amid Quick Market Turnaround
The market closed with a buoyant tone despite a late hour slip as call money spiked to 5 percent signaling renewed volatility. Steel stocks led notable advances while many issues gave back earlier gains. overall activity remained brisk with total 867,700 shares and United States 3 4 bonds up modestly.
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New York
Yeaturday
Europe
San Francisco
Mid-Treasury
Nouth
West
Stovka
United States
Dairy and grocery items list from local market fragment
Fragmentary catalog lists dairy tubs cheese and onions with measurements and prices. Includes terms like full cream cheese and marrow, flour, and various quantities such as 6 bu onions and 1 boane-per bushel. Contains place-style notations and nonsensical spellings.
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H. G. Dale
Saskawayne Ave
Wheat market notes and prices from Philadelphia Oct 22
Philadelphia market report lists October wheat futures steady with firm demand for No 2 mixed and white corn, prices shown in old Pennsylvanian fractions. Rye flour and cheese prices appear with regional notes on supply and demand, including mills and local brands.
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Philadelpha
TaTe
Cormm
Ae, Higt
Duddo
Eatran
Mannsylvania
Kansas
Vania
Market Report from New York Mills and Distant Farms
Quiet trading described with mixed quality cotton and refined sugar notes. Live poultry demand remains fair with spring chickens and ducks moving. flour reception tallies show 2 000 barrels and 1 600 000 pounds in sacks. wheat and corn shipments listed with 4 000 and 150 00 bushels respectively.
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New York
Oijalie
Wheat and corn prices drift as market moods soften
New York reports show flour traders slow to sell amid a weak wheat mood. Prices for No 2 red wheat edge lower with May and October futures restrained. Corn and butter markets move steadier, while dairy and cheese notes reflect modest activity and lingering wholesale softness across western pack goods.
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New York
Det
Tite. Com
Snet Finn
Teatge
Advan
Dale
Dune Creamery
Ite
Imitulion Creamer
Wigan + sigte
Idadle
Flint
Ile
Wikiabe
Pennsylvania
Chicago Wheat Prices Rally Amid Apathy and Higher Provisions
Unclear text indicates wheat price movements and market factors in Chicago with mention of liberal receipts and external apathy. The exact entities and figures are damaged, but the snippet implies price trends and supply concerns affecting provisions.
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Chicago
Flowing Market Prices for Grains and Commodities
Listing of assorted grain and commodity prices including spring wheat, red and yellow corn, oats, white and rye, flax, and whiskey with varied figures and units. appears as a historical price snippet with multiple items and uncertain decimals.
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Ork
RLM
Riba
Chicago Stockyard Report Mixed Movements on Cattle and Hogs
Market notes from Chicago describe varied demand with cattle and hogs showing uneven prices. Sale lots include westerns Texans calves and bulls while feeder cattle and sheep trade at mixed levels amid steady to weaker feedstock values.
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Chicago
Cattie
Revelpta
Holters
Texas Ful
Strane
Uli
Altos Gweatera
Leila
East Liberty Stock Market Report Notes Slow Cattle Trade
Fragmented OCR item records sluggish cattle activity and fluctuating prices at East Liberty. Mentions include varied cattle quotes and market signals from different sources, with unclear figures and descriptors due to degraded text.
Market Report from Kew York Livestock Auction
Market notes show cattle and bull listings with varying prices. Heeves Steer arrive steady to higher with bulls at 10 75, cows near 1.50, stockers mixed and limited readable figures.
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Kew York
Fragmentary OCR Notice from Historic Market Ledger
A partial OCR segment shows scattered names and numbers across an old market ledger. Readable items include a date marker Mai 43 and references to locations near High Market and Gh. of with unclear event details and names.
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Tiady
Boas Lapabes
Canuida Linabs
Hoge
Mahi
Choloe and
Fancy State Ous
Fragmentary OCR Note on City Trade Figures and Goods
Partial readable segment lists items and quantities such as barrels and blends. Mentions Culvos-Mares firm and general trade terms, but the text is garbled with missing context and unclear dates or places.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce
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Jonas Long
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R. J. Bauer
Hayes & Varley
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Duluth
Chicago North-Western Railway
Duluth Limited
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