Wreck on Lehigh Valley Tunkhannock Wreck Claims Cattle and Freight
A freight wreck west of Tunkhannock on the Lehigh Valley line kills about fifteen cattle and destroys perishable freight including grapes. Nine of twenty cars derail in a rear-end collision at the station area, with damage estimated at 20 000 to 30 000 dollars and cleanup ongoing as wrecking crews work to restore the main tracks.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Olock
Caxton
Silver Wedding for N D Cortright Jr and wife
Mauch Chunk observed the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Cortright Jr at their West Broadway home. The 25 year celebration featured pink and white roses, samilax, ferns, and chrysanthemums with Wikeht lights. Kauffman’s orchestra provided music as guests arrived around 8 pm and refreshments were served through 11:20 pm.
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Mauch Chunk
N. D. Cortright, Jr
West Broadway
Otte
Cortright
S O'Elock
Kauffman
Delaware Valley Railroad Revived Amid Fire Threats
In Stroudsburg on October 27 a revival of the Delaware Valley railroad was announced with reorganization led by ex State Senator Joseph H Shull. New officers include J H Shull president W S Shafer treasurer Van C Peters secretary and directors Messrs Shull Shafer Peters Coolbaugh Biloaw berger Pryce and Peters. Capital stock set at 1 million. president predicted construction this year if landowners on the old route aid with right of way as forest fires rage in the Pocono region near Bushkill Pike and surrounding areas.
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Stroudsburg
Delaware Valley
Delaware Valley, Hudson and Lehigh Railroad
Deaware Valley Railroad
Joseph H. Shull
J. H. Shull
W. 8. Shafer
van C. Peters
Wong
Pocono
Bushkill Pike
Fires North of Sliver Lake Threaten Bushki Area
Fire chased by wind burned near Sliver Lake and moved toward Dineman's, with cave Jews hunters and fishermen suspected of sparking many Pocono fires. County commissioners may take action if flames persist.
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Sliver Lake
Bushki
Dineman
Ex-Governor Pattison Addresses Normal School
Fix Governor Pattison spoke to Normal school students at Stroudaburg chapel. He praised the public school system, lamented teacher shortages, and stressed moral character over advanced study. A reception followed, with plans for a potential commencement address.
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Stroudaburg
Pattison
America
George FP
Bible
Sali
Ittisen
Two Men Killed in Windsor Crossing Collision
Special to The Scranton Tribune from Susquehanna Oct 27. Patrick O Rourke and Michael Creegan of Windsor township die in a wagon collision with an Erie locomotive backed down the Gulf Summit line at Windsor Crossing. Both men are survived by wives and multiple children. coroner’s inquest to be held, funerals planned at St John’s Catholic Church, Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Susquehanna
Windsor Crossing
Broome County
N. Y
Patrick O'Rourke
Michael Creegan
Windsor Township
Rourke
Creegan
Erie
Frank Robbins
Susnehanna
Gulf Summit
O'Rourke
Creecan
J. John's Catholic Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Millane Leaves Susquehanna for Canton Pastoral Work
Special to The Scranton Tribune reports Rev J W Millane leaving Susquehanna for a Canton post. The piece notes Martin Sexton injured by a fall from night express No 12 but expected to recover. A Uniondale farmer A A Tingley seriously hurt after being struck by a train. horse killed and wagon wrecked. Also mentions Pardons board deliberations and various local social notes.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
J. W. Millane
Canton
Martin Sexton
A. A.tingley
Uniondale
State Board of Pardons
Engen
Mire
Cook
Washington Street
Newark
N. d
Susquehanna Athletic Club
Hogan Opera House
Doran
Carrie O. Rutledge
Honesdale
Carrie B. Watrous
Montrove
le Vielting Susquehanna Friends
L. A. Phelps
Brooklyn
Ohio
Eric Hose Company
Dorane
Eric
George B. Tiffany
Gibson
FL Wright
Christ Episcopal Church
Wedding of Lulu Hyndman and Alexander Stedman in Pittsburg
Miss Lulu Elma Hyndman daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan P Hyndman of Pittsburg wed Alexander William Stedman of Mauch Chunk at the Church of the Ascension Pittsburg. The ceremony featured pink and white decor and a large floral altar display. Attendants included Miss Blanche Snowden Harrison maid of honor and three bridesmaids. Best man was Scheetz with ushers Hyndman brothers and cousins among them. Out of town relatives listed.
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Mauch Chunk
Lulu Elma Hyndman
Nathan P. Hyndman
Walnut Street
Fast End
Pittsburg
Alexander William Stedman
Church of the Ascension
Robert W. Grange
Napier
Blanche Snowden Harrison
Eimma Fowler Weeks
Josephine Bates
Bessie McFarland
Stedman
Scheetz
Hugh Roth Hyndman
Theodore Malcolm Hymnman
Roy Hyndman
Philadelphia
Traymond Toth
New York
TD. Harvey Thompson
James W. Hamilton
Pittabore
FE. K. Hyndman
Whita Twiphia
He. F. Ross
Wilkes-Barre
Jessie Roberts
Brooklyn
Harry Hyndman
Scranton
Mary Stedman
Mrs Jones Returns Trunks After Parsons Case
Mrs Alice Jones, formerly with George Stephenson, arrived at the district attorney’s office in Wilkes-Barre and reclaimed her trunks. She and her husband were present as she removed Stephenson’s clothing and effects from one trunk. The three trunks were moved to Parsons, while Stephenson’s trunk remains at the district attorney’s office and he stays in the county jail. The grand jury session is slated for next week.
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Wilkes-Barre
Alice Jones
Parsons
Liverpool
George Stephenson
Johnson
District Attorney's Office
Marty
London
Stephenson
District Attorney's
Avoca Bride and Groom Married in St Marys Church
Margaret Epelman and Anthony Barrett were married at St Marys church with Rev M F Crane officiating. The couple, each attended by relatives, celebrated with a reception at the bride’s mother’s Grove street home. Barrett, a barber, is active in local groups and they have many friends.
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Margaret Epelman
Anthony Barrett
St. Mary's Church
M. F. Crane
Mary Hoban
Thomas Walsh
Scranton
Indies
Grove Street
Barrett
Avoca Hose Company
Sampson
Dewey
Schiey'a
Clara Barton
John Frederick
Glen Hollister
Jardiniere
James Ralph
May Pearce
William Farrell
Mary Duffy
M. FE. Dion
Frank McKenna
Nellie
Jersey City
John Mitchell
West Side
Mike Margaret Aikman
Rucke Township
Weat Side
William Shiffer
Plains
Rose Newlin
Annie Goodwin
M. BE. Howell
St. Clair
D. R. George
Laffin
T. J. Curran
Thomas Maloney
Newport News
Catherine Moran
North End
Thomas McDonald
Charles Kellum
Ridgeway
Elk County
Washington
Local notables and events in Tunkhannock area
George Baldwin of Tunkhannock and G J Johnson of Laceyville named as jurors for United States court in Pittsburgh in November. Testimony heard on Meshoppen township road viewers report. Press Association of Northeastern Pennsylvania meets at Laceyville. Brunges and Harding tour canning factory plant in SuarNe Borough. Tunkhannock Water Company annual stockholders meeting set for November 8 at the office.
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Tunkhannock
George 5. Baldwin
G. J. Johnson
Laceyville
United States Court
Pittsburg
Meshoppen Township
Harding
Press Association of
Northeastern Pennsylvania
R. Brunges
N. L. Harding
Suzarne
Tunkhannock Water Company
Milnesville Strike Sees No Quick Resumption Yet
In Milnesville the strike remains unsettled with little prospect of early operations. A miners bosses committee met manager Frank Pardee to seek uniform treatment for workers and an end to the dispute. The United Mine Workers heard a report from a special committee and will stay out until Superintendent Harvey is restored to his former position.
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Wilkes-Barre
Milnesville
Frank Pardee
United Mine Workers
Harvey
Clare's Green Neighborhood News Brief
Harry J. Austin of New York visits the family of J. B. Austin and Hayden Austin from Scranton stayed with them Sunday. Judson Cope moves into Scranton under jurisdiction of Superintendent Russell. Samuel Polhaomus and family relocate to the West Side. Lanrey Smith visits for business. Warm weather spurs home improvements as Lutsey, B. Jones, and Joseph Ribble upgrade properties. Local wells run low and a new steel ceiling at the Methodist church is being painted.
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Hayden Austin
Scranton
J. B. Austin
Judson Cope
Russell
Lackawanna
Samuel Polhaomus
Familly
West Side
Lanrey Smith
Lutsey
B. Jones
Joseph Ribble
Alee
Wool Knitting Mill to Open At Honesdale
The Wool Knitting mill of Brown & Kiakeny near Honesdale plans start up soon with machinery for fifteen workers. The plant will primarily produce wool knit ladies undergarments.
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Honesiale
Brown & Kiakeny
Death of Mrs Alice Drienbach in Chicago to be interred here
Wilkes Barre reports the death of Mrs Alice Drienbach widow of C W Drilesbach of this city who died suddenly in Chicago Thursday night. The remains will be brought home for burial and the funeral will be from the home of her mother Mrs Mary Eastertine 77 South Washington street. Deceased was born and lived in Wilkes Barre for most of her life. In Jam-
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Wilkes-Barre
Alice Drienbach
W. Drilesbach
Chicago
Mary Eastertine
South Washington Street
Jam
Miss Grace Whitney Hosts Book Party In Honesdale
Grace Whitney entertained about twenty young ladies at a book party at her home on Thursday evening. Light refreshments were served. The notes mention planned topics and local social activity in Honesdale.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Grace Whitney
William H. Swift
Delaware and Hudson
Texas Fire Company No. 4
Krantz Hall
Erie Railroad
New York
Wade Finn
Scranton
U. G. Ridgeway
Crystal Lake
Green goods episode nets bail for suspect in Trenton
George Lop is held in 1000 bail on a green goods charge after Police Justice Jackson and witness Freeland from Boise City Idaho are detained. Freeland confesses to Detective Pilger that he came to Trenton to meet Lee to circulate letters. They left for New York where the deal would be completed, but the detective intercepted and arrested them before the train moved out of the county.
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Trenton
N. J
Qvi
George Lop
Jackson
Nelson Freeland
Boise City
Idaho
Freeland
Pilger
Lee
Youneegay
New York
Markets Show Strength then Sliding Pull in New York
The New York market opened strong with broad activity but late selling trimmed gains and pushed prices below the previous night. Investors fretted over an expected bank statement and took profits after a week of gains, with rail stocks in the south and southwest showing notable strength while metal and iron steel issues lagged. Total volume reached 526,400 shares as bonds softened late, with several local Scranton listings noted in the day’s trading.
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New York
Louisville and Southern Railway
Missouri Pacific
Mobile and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Texas Pacific
Bt. Louis Southwestern
Baltimore and Ohio
Atchison Preferred
Northern Pacific
Manhattan
Republic Steel
General Electric
la Cleche Gas
Tennessee Coal
Chicago
United States
Scranton Wholesale Market Listing Fragment
Fragmentary entry from a Scranton wholesale market listing shows prices for dairy goods and produce. Figures include butter and cheese related items, beans, onions, potatoes, and flour with varied per unit and per box pricing.
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Leckawanna Avenue
Iyc
Philadelphia Market Report Mixed Grain and Goods
The Philadelphia market notes firmer corn and oats with various grades listed. Butter and cotton show varied movement while cheese remains unchanged. Live poultry remains firm with some higher quality lots, and several minor items hint at steady or improved prices.
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Philadelphia
New York
Western Do
Southern
Lee
Poultry and Grain Receipts and Shipments Reported
A local market note lists springchickings and various fowl categories with fair to good quality, plus a barley mix and turkey lines. Receipts include 6000 barrels of flour and 10 sacks, 17000 bushels of corn, 100 bushels of oats, and 11000 of another grain. Shipments show wheat 6000, corn 345000, oats 700.
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Yalde
Drosseil
Udle
New York Flour Market Shows Mixed Qualities
The New York flour market remains firm for low grades while higher qualities stay steady amid fluctuating wheat prices. Spot wheat prices for No. 2 red and No. 1 northern show varied readings as futures and options begin weak to mixed, with near term declines and a cautious tone across elevator markets.
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New York
Duluth
Bulter—Pirm
Western Creamery
Mate
Ibsies June
Whywslee
State Dalew
Crewmery
Chicago Grain and Produce Summary Amid Market Fluctuations
Market notes show poor closing for day and December contracts as oversupply and weak export demand weighed on prices. Quotations list various grains and commodities with minor changes, highlighting flour steady and pork, lard, and fats holding near prior levels amid thin activity.
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Chicago
Ort. Sr
Sadiahdh
Whlhlees
Gut Boat
Sramuliitenl
Ghee
Mist Liberty Cattle Market Notes Reflect Odd Listings
The fragment shows scattered terms likely from a livestock market listing: cattle, lambs, hogs, prime and common grades, various odd codes, prices like 2.70, and mentions of sheep and lamb quality. No clear event or names emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Market Prices and Varied Livestock Quotes in New York
Historical market notes show mixed livestock values and commodity listings with prices in flux. Cows and bull categories appear alongside other unspecific items as traders note varying demand on an October day in New York.
Veal Firm Sought After by Local Cattle Producers
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local market note on veal supply and pricing. Mentions names Moet Gusters Basia Hoe and Basia Hoe helpers, units like 84 percent, 4.40 and 45 million figures, and references to car counts and timing. The readable items imply a trade or auction context with unclear entities and amounts.
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Moet
Gensha
Sterdy
Basia
Tanadan
Hoop
Wethors
Unclear historical market brief highlights price shifts
Fragmentary OCR notes mention demand for recent price advances and early trading of grades. References to locales and figures are garbled, but imply ongoing movement in futures or commodity markets with price volatility and deposits. The text preserves scattered names and numbers without a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary Market Notes On Livestock Trade
An unreadable OCR fragment describes sheep trade values and volumes with scattered figures. Mentions include prices around 1.26 and 1.50060 and references to sheep counts and yearlings, though many terms are garbled.
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Mina
Unclear OCR fragment hints at balance and bid notes
Readable text shows credit balances and certificate bids, with references to averages and monetary figures, but details are fragmented and unspecified.
Incident near Pleaguns’ Mill injures local worker
Necral incident near Pleaguns Mill in Macon County injures Joan Hobinson, a local employee. The victim, described as a necro, is expected to recover. Police report indicates operator from Twikes County was involved. details unclear but accident occurred a few days ago.
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Macon
Pleaguns
Twikes County
Joan Hobinson
Robinson
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