Ministers Gather for Archdeaconry Review in Scranton
At the Scranton archdeaconry sessions held in St Clement’s church, Archdeacon Coxe summarized missions across multiple towns with new ministers named. Rev Rogers Ternel of St Luke’s presided over a domestic missions theme, and evening talks covered foreign work, Irreverence in worship, and the future prospects of missions amid a Sunday school institute.
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Scranton
St. Luke’s Parish
Roger Israel
Wilkes-Barre
St Clement's Church
Coxe
Beranton
South Side
East Side
Dunmore
Uphant
Nicholson
Hyde Park
Jermyn
Swiring
Balem Forest City
Pleasant Mount Great Bend
New Milford
Dingman’s Ferry
Susquehanna
Oakland
Waymart
White Mille
East Strouds- Dure
Ashley
Laurel Run
Nanticoke
Alden
Plymouth
Dorranceton
Wilkot- Tarte
Calvary Church
Wyalusing
Tunkhannock
Stevensville
Pittiston
Sayre
Tews FF
Bateman
Robert Hell
George Th. Bishop
Charles W. Toot
CR. Carpenter
Sidney Wintin
J. M. Jelvamen
Tew
Wor
Towanda
St. Peter
der. Johnson
Tre
Rogers Istel
Scrantion
FL P. Harrington
West Fittsten
M. B. Nash
Mr. Stone
Mr. Griffith
Archbishop Coxe
Rogers Ternel
St. Luke's
Ikrael
F. P. Warrington
Trinity Church
West Pittston
Tuw
Nash
J. Clarke Wohlfteld
Hymen Exculapius Link In Greek Beliefs On Health And Marriage
An article explores ancient Greek myths linking Hymen god of marriage to Asclepius god of medicine and suggests marriage and health go together. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for pregnancy comfort and urges women to consult a female physician for confidential guidance.
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Greece
Hymen
Exculapius
Nature
Br. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Orrin Stiles
Downing, Duab Co
Conan
Pierce
Hyelainn
Institute Adjourns After Lunch for Delegates and Clergy
The session adjourned at noon and lunch was served in the parish house for delegates and clergy. In the afternoon Hov John Griffith of Plymouth spoke on Adult Class Subati tuting with many valuable points for teachers and Sunday school workers. Mrs MH Palmer spoke on Some Heuta of Work Among the B I A Days. The institute closed with the after near’s sexelon.
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Hov
John Griffith
Plymouth
MH. W. Palmer
Cook and the Wild Cat in Scranton River Encounter
Red Rock fisherman Bill Cook spotted a large wildcat swimming near Rickory Grove on the Susquehanna. The animal boarded his boat after he cast at it, a paddle battle ensued, Cook defeated the cat, losing his gear but hoping to sell the hide for a dollar.
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Busquehanna
Bill Cook
Rickory Grove
Twunday
Cook
Wyalusing Road Case Ends In Favors Plaintiffs
Towanda October 26 The lengthy Second Baptist church of Wyalusing versus Wyalusing borough trial ended with Judge Albright denying a new trial. Verdict awarded the plaintiff one dollar for damages claimed after First street opening allegedly encroached on church property. The defense contended the land was highway use with owner consent prior to ordinance.
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Towanda
Second Baptist Church of
Epen First Street
Towanda Delinquent Agents Face Possible Arrests
Nervine agents canvassed Towanda for Has king’ nervice beating Landlord Cha out of board DMI and a liveryman for horse hire. Two men C M Tielanes of Albany and Fred Turk of Binghamton fled to New York state. authorities warn arrests may follow.
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Towanda
DMI
Hasking
Nervice
Ochs Hose
C. M. Tielanes
Albany
Fred Turk
Binghamton
New York State
Arrest of Alvie Williams in West Pittston Pocketbook Theft
Alvie Williams of Weet Pittston was arrested by County Detective Johnson on suspicion of stealing a pocketbook containing money from a Carbondale girl in West Pittston. Several witnesses testified to identify him. he denied the crime, saying any act would have been under liquor influence. He was released on bail.
Sheriff Courtright and Chess Marianne Join Danville Hunt
Special to The Beranton Tribune Honesdale Oct 2 Sheriff Fugens Courtright and Chess Marianne left for the Danville Inane asylum with Mrs Pines of Preston township who was confined last Thursday after becoming violent and destroying clothes radiators and cell furniture in the county facility.
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Honesdale
Fugens Courtright
Chess
Marianne
Danville
Mn A&w
Pines
Preston Township
Honestale
Trout Case Draws Wealthy Eastern Officials in Pa Court
In Monroe County a major fish case before Judge Allen Craig drew a high profile audience from eastern Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. Defendants J Price Wetherell and W T Elliott faced a charge over landing trout with a net, despite arguing for rod and line only. Judge Crig set arguments for November 4 with a decision anticipated.
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Boranton Tribune
Shcvudaburgy
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Allen Craig
Union
J. Price Wetherell
Padianufacturer
W. T. Elliott
Quaker City Legal Fraternity
John Ft. Storm
A. Mitchell Palmer
Charles Et. Staples
W. A. Erdman
John M. Decker
Wetherell
Alr
Eliott
Robert Gorman
Bilas Young
Wind Gap
Northampton County
Young
MccMichael's Creek
Judge Willard
Scranton
Hon
S. B. Still- Well
W. E. Meehan
State Fish Commission
James W. Correll
Aston
Joseph 2. Townsend, Jr
Charles Wetherell, Esq
C. B. Staples
Staples
Act of Assembly
Norman B. Decker
Joseph H Shull
Storm
Eiher
Joseph Es. Townsend
James Correll
Ruston
W. EE. Meehan
W. D. Koloe
Charles Wetherell
A. T. Elliott
Crig
Footpads Hold Up Man on Main Street in Honesdale
Early morning in Honesdale three footpads held up Mr. F L Ketrer on Main Street in front of the National Park. Officer Cal Brown captured one suspect. Officer Drum pursued and was knocked into the gutter. The trio escaped after breaking machinery in front of Murray's Hardware Store.
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Murray
Drought Hits Susquehanna County Across Townships
An unprecedented drought grips Susquehanna county and northern Pennsylvania with the Susquehanna River near record lows. Many smaller creeks run dry and sawmills halted all summer as farmers cope with the dry spell.
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Susquehanna
Susquehanna County
Susquehanna River
Farmera
Drought Strains Water Supply Amid Forest Fires Across Hills
For months residents have hauled stock water from lakes as wells run dry and the Busquehanna Electric Light plant uses a stationary engine due to river low water. Forest fires scorch fences timber and outbuildings while men fight flames. Wildlife seeks streams as hill springs dry up.
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Busquehanna Electric Light Company
Susquehanna Campaign Notes and Local Updates
Republican candidates Samuel Wright and William Maxey visit Susquehanna for canvassing. A harness shop sale transfers to Mrs Dante Malonis. Typhoid cases rise. rumors of Consolidated Water Co buying Susquehanna plant. Rock Band Concert at Hogan House and a social hop planned by Susquehanna Athletic Club. Forty hours devotion ends at St. John’s Church with many priests. Lambert-Beil cake arbitrators named. Local merchants and residents mentioned amid ongoing politics and industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Samuel &. Wright
Montrose
William J. Maxey
Forest City
Register
Constable
Thomino
L. G. Detrmiller
Mra
Dante Malonis
David TI. Sutherland
Susquehanna Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Erie
Consolidated Water Company
Carbondale
Susquehanna Water Company
Hogan Opera House
Bapthet Church
Susquehanna Athletic Club
Doran
St. John's Catholic Church
G. P. Pope
H. A. Denning
E.q
H. J. Jones
Susquehanna Transcript
Chorge J. Cohen
M. Carpenter
Jersey City
Thomas Hackett
Manlo Avenue
Grand Jury
Susquehanna County
Laura Loun
Oakland
Lestershire
Great Bend
Hornellsville
Susquehanna Shops
Local notices and arrivals crowd Scranton town scene
Thompson reports T F Henwood moving into the Stoddard residence near the depot and G I Clark taking rooms above the corner store. Clark bought out H H Finn and will move in November 1. Other town mentions include Thomas Snyder recovering from injuries, Mrs Ford visiting with Fred Wriehter, Emory Miller visiting from Herrick, A H Croater in Susquehanna, and Rev A T David plus Rev P R R Towner and wife returning from Rush. Ada Mercott spoke on temperance, and Mrs Edina Van Horn’s remains were brought for interment. Ada Terrell paints a residence and barn. A note on Kagan and Bhen respite hints at public response to murderers and potential escape concerns.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
T. F. Henwood
G. I. Clark
Mr. Henwood
Mr. Clark
H. H. Finn
Thomas Snyder
Ararat
Mrs. Ford
Hawley
Fred Wriehter
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Episcopal Church
Romaine
Edina van Horn
Lanesboro
Dimmick
Uniondale
Ada Terrell
Kagan
Bhen
Jai
Prices Move Irregularly Upward in New York Markets
The New York market showed irregular advances led by railroad stocks with many industrials wavering. After 2 pm prices generally declined as leather shares weakened, but coal and center stocks kept an overall brisk tone. Bond demand remained solid with United States new 4s rising in price.
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New York
Wales
United States
Orice
Scranton Financial Items and Public Utilities Bonds
A stock and bond list shows First National Bank Scranton Savings Bank Scranton Packing Co Third National Bank and related firms. It notes bonds for Lackawanna Township School and City of Scranton public works, with mortgage liens held by Scranton Traction and People's Street Railway. Also mentions Scranton Axle Works and Lackawanna Basin firms in the same financial roundup.
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First National Bank
Scranton Savings Bank Scranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Scranton I
Bap
Scranton Parmine CO
Trust & Safe
Beranton Paint Co
Chirk & Snover Co
Clark & Snover Co
Sey
Iron Fence
Sion
Beranton Axle Wopke
Cceeue
Eacke Dairy Co
Bee 2 Vings Bank oNeget Co
Scranton
Ues People's Street Railways
Fiat
People's Street Railway
Uwa
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
Soe
City of Scranton Pt Imp
Mt. Vernon Cont Co
Butter-Creamery Prices and Dairy Food Terms
Corrected by H G Dale Butter-Creamery items listed with prices for various dairy products and produce. Includes firkins tubs cream cheese and related goods with per unit and per bushel prices and market terms.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Western
Philadelphia Market Report: Wheat and Poultry Prices Remain Steady
The Oct 2 market note lists wheat types with steady to firm prices and mixed quality grades. Dressed poultry shows strong demand with higher prices for fowls and turkeys, while cotton and tallow hold steady and refined sugar remains unchanged. Receipts include 32 barrels of flour and 82,000 bushels of wheat with shipments of wheat and corn totaling around 1,000 to 6,000 bushels.
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Philadelphia
Dade
New York
Lgatte
Southern
Renke
New York Grain and Produce Market Report Summary
New York market notes Flour rules mixed with upward tendency Wheat and corn futures quoted with varied prices and deliveries. Butter and cheese markets show firmness in Western creamery and large white cheese prices with quiet to steady tone.
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New York
Duluth
Wwe
Nagle
Fragmentary OCR Item From Western Unnamed Event
A sparse OCR snippet mentions names and places in a garbled Western context. No clear event, date, or organization is readable to form a coherent summary.
Market Quotation Fragments From A Damaged Text
Column of crop and commodity quotes with several prices and items listed. Mentions spring wheat corn oats white and yellow varieties, pork and whiskey futures, and general market activity amid incomplete OCR text. Continuous garbled phrasing limits clear details but preserves several named commodities and prices.
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Wouter
Warley
Madly Opti
Unclear text fragment with disrupted names and numbers
The readable portions show fragmented names and prices, mentioning entities like Texan and several code-like terms. The passage appears jumbled, hindering a coherent event or outcome and leaving only scattered references to persons and places.
New York Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Quotes
In a busy session traders noted varied cattle and lamb quotes with prices including two dollars for some calves. The report lists prices such as 2.00 to 1.25 and mentions Canadian lambs and special deck extras amid fluctuating demand.
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New York
Out
Heevee
Ehesed
Mteers
Msmaas
Jamia
M. Hoge-Pien
Local Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Mules and Lambs
Market notes show steady but mixed cattle and sheep trades. Prices around $1.50 per gramme ore and related summaries indicate varying demand.
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Wuffalo
Untitled fragment with scattered names and numbers
Fragmentary OCR shows a jumble of names, places, and prices including teody velime aacorted rindiuen and a veal carrow price. The text lacks coherent events or clear subjects to summarize.
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Maia
Opaque City Ledger Notes Bid Irregularities in Certificates
A garbled report cites 15 percent certificates and a M4 bid for cod shipments. It references average figures and a value around 10 078 with unclear units, mentioning entities like O W City and Qet as well as terms such as Gottredittances and STi Mune.
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Qet
A Fellow Feeling Dialogue On Golf And Yachts
A clippedExchange featuring Cleveland Malo Deaisr mentions yachts and golf with a witty reply about knowledge. The fragment reflects a light, conversational tone likely from a cultural or social page. No clear event or date is provided.
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Cleveland
Malo Deaisr
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