University of Pennsylvania Football Team Prepares at Water Gap
The Quakers plan private practice in Water Gap before Harvard game. After last Saturday’s Chicago clash, rest is stressed with light workouts. They will stay at Kittating House near a former mill area where two nearby buildings burned, destroying 35 000 feet of lumber and equipment without insurance.
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Pennsylvania
Water Gap
Brevial
Beranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
U. U
Quakers
Hare
Chicago
Woodruff
Fatal Rail Collision in Stockton Claims Hungarian Resident
Steve Stracka a Hungarian resident of No 4 Stockton was found dead on the rail near Stockton at 6 am. He likely was struck by the 9 05 pm passenger train on Saturday. The body shows severe trauma with legs severed and dragged for distance. He was 45, leaving a wife and child in the old country after years in Stockton.
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Hagletiin
Steve Stracka
No. 4
Stockton
Strucka
Shocking Death at Pittston Junction
Wallace Mainwar ine of Duryea, a fireman on the Lehigh Valley railroad, fell while netting a headlight and was run over by his moving engine. He died en route to his home. The victim, about twenty three, is described as exemplary and single. An inquest will be held next Friday afternoon.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Wallace Mainwarine
Duryea
Pittston Junction
Lehich Valley Railroad
AM Luna
Richard Mainwaring
Temple Tron Company
Squire Cillbow
Nichols Railway Survey Near LeRaysville
A preliminary survey by A B Dunning of Scranton and Moore of Orwell measured elevations between Gilletts bridge and LeRaysville for a proposed LeRmysville Nichols railroad. The grade from Gilletts bridge to Conklin corners is about eighty feet per mile while from Conklin corners to LeRaysville is about ninety feet. The LeRaysville terminus sits on a town hill as eastern Bradford residents await President Truesdale's visit.
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Towanda
LeRmysville
Nichols
N. Y
Messrs. Dunning
Scranton
Moore
North Orwell
Gillet's Bridge
LeRaysville
Gillett's Bridge
Conklin's Corners
Bradford
Truesdale
Alleged counterfeiters nabbed in Sullivan County raid
Laporte officials seized a large quantity of counterfeit money after a raid led by Constable Hess. Photographer W Lavell and mason John Ganzell were arrested. Ganzell discharged for lack of evidence, Lavell sent to Laporte jail awaiting federal action as US agents prepare to take over the case.
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Scranton Tribune
Towanda
Oet
Laporte
Sullivan
Robert Hess
Muncy Valley
W. Lavell
John Ganzell
Lavell
Laporte Fall
United States
Joseph G. Stewart
Monroe Fire Destroys Isaac Stauffer Mill and Factory
An early report from Scranton Tribune Stroudeburg describes a blaze at Isaac Stauffer's saw mill and clothespin factory in Stauffer's county. The fire, sparked by burning rubber odor noticed by an employee, consumed the inflammable contents and nearly wiped out the 10,000 dollar loss within minutes.
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Scranton Tribune
Burglars Loot Two Homes During Theater Rush
In Wilkes Barre on Saturday burglars entered two North Franklin street houses while residents were at Maud Adama theater show. They forced rear windows and doors to steal cash and jewelry, took little from C. C. Bowman home while he and family absent.
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Wilkes-Barre
Maud Adama
Franklin Street
Mary BE. P Bogert
C. C. Bowman
Union
Franklin
Bowman
Fred Bonds Disappearance During Dewey Celebration
Fred Bond a former dining car porter in Lehieh Valley disappeared after the Dewey celebration in New York. He was last seen when the party left a train in Jersey City after serving Superintendent Cutter and the parade boat meal. Friends say he acted queerly and fear possible self harm. his wife and child in Easton are reportedly destitute.
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Towanida
Fred Bond
Lehieh
New York
Cutter
Jersey City
Bond
Faston
Hungarians End Milnesville Strike to Return to Work
Hazleton Pa Oct 20 Hungarian workers who walked out at Milnesville colliery last week over Andrew Mayo being moved to stripping met yesterday and voted to resume work this morning Mayo will take his place as before, and operations resume in full. Wages were not a factor and were found satisfactory.
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Hazleton
Milnesville
Andrew Mayo
Mayo
Coal mines shut by Susquehanna strike Kicks off winter closure
Nanticoke October 90. The Susquehanna Coal company ordered the mines closed due to a strike by over 4,000 miners who refused to work. The company announced the mines would not reopen until April, prompting many workers to seek employment elsewhere.
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Nanticoke
Susquehanna Coal Company
Passenger engine derailment near Avoca delays Jersey Central train
A northbound Jersey Central express locomotive derailed after leaving Pittston at 7 35 PM last evening near Avoca. No crew injuries were reported and no traffic disruptions beyond a four hour delay.
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Pittston
Oct
Jersey Central
Towanda Briefs Include Directory Outing and Local News
Canvassers in Towanda prepare Bradford county directory due in about six weeks. Arrest reported for stealing bills from I Lynch of Minersville, hearing set in Justice Greatt's court. Towanda visitors include Mrs. Edward Bullington of Stillwater and Mrs. James Wain of age 60. Several local residents travel or visit, including Dr. W E B Decker in Boston and Mrs. John M Raim heading to Pasadena for winter. Red Men lodge to initiate many pile trces next Thursday as Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen forms Bayre chapter with forty charter members led by Mrs. Katherine Shipe and Mrs. H. A. Welton. Officers listed for new Ladies Association.
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Scranton Tribune
Towanda
Hantoord
Bradford County
Martin
Rome Township
I. Lynch
Minersville
Justice Greatt
Edward Bullington
Stillwater
Minn
Bayre
Katherine Shipe
HE. A. Welton
Jonathan Walt
Mra
G. F. Kirkland
L. Bostwick
BE. A. Ridgeway
Gilea Cole
Joseph Repp
J. R. Templeton
Alattle Floyd
Mary Hocklander
Mra. M. Johnston
James Damon
Lehigh Valley Officials Crack Down on Train Rides Theft
Trustees Elizabeth Mieser and Nettle Templeton along with Mattie Johnston oversee the notice. Constables are authorized to arrest riders stealing rides on trains between Caxton Sayre and the State Line branch. Percy Sinclair, ex Sayre resident, named Pacific Coast freight and passenger agent for Lehigh Valley Railroad with HQ in Tacoma Washington. Dr FF Stephens, former superintendent at Packer hospital Sayre, appointed otology instructor at Cornell University medical dept New York.
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Mieser Elizabeth
Nettle Templeton
Mattie Johnston
Lehigh Valley
Caxton
Sayre
State Line
Percy Sinclair
Pacific Coast Freight
Lewhick Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Transportation Company
Tacoma
Wash
Photographer in Trouble With Counterfeit Gang
Special to the Scranton Tribune Honesdale Oct 10 A longtime Main street photographer Mr W Lavalle is accused of aiding a counterfeit gang in Sullivan county mountains. Detectives routed the gang, seized moulds and coins, and four members were jailed at Laporte after hearings. Lavalle is among the accused.
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Honesdale
W. Lavalle
Main Street
Coyne Hotel
Hiv
Sullivan County
Laporte
Lavalle
Susquehanna County News Briefs From Oct 30
Obituary notes Mrs Daniel L Conner dies at home with funeral at St Johns church. Interment in Laure Hill cemetery. Typhoid cases counted in the county this year total four. Hose company hosts a dance at Hogan Opera House with Doran orchestra. Montrose grand jury meeting draws town residents. Mrs Patrick Dooley of Jersey City visiting relatives. Local shirt factory sold to L V Roberts of Thompson. Ballot lists party representatives for fall elections. Larrabee Kilrow dispute to be settled by arbitrators in Montrose Thursday. Farmers institutes scheduled for Iquehiana Wig Epineville Elk Lake Montrose Harford Tundat with state speakers listed. Protracted drought broken by heavy rain Saturday night. Thomas Hisketh of Maple Avenue seriously ill. County office candidates active with late-hour campaigning.
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Susquehanna
Daniell Conner
Maining
St. John's Church
Laure Hill
Susquehanna County
Hose Company
Hogan Opera House
Doran
Montrose
Mra
Patrick Dooley
Jersey City
Susquehanna Shirt
L. V. Roberts
Thompson
Republican
Democratic
Peontbitten
People’s
Socialist Labor
Unlen Reform
Bryan Anti-Trust
Larrabee-Kilrow Cass
Iquehiana County
Wig
Epineville
Elk Lake
Itc
Harford
Tundatt
B. Helger
M. BE. McDonnell
Harry Haywood
R. Bh. Schiwarte
Thomas Hisketh
Maple Avenue
War ren home near completion and local events noted
Factoryville residents report the Warren residence nearing completion. Drought harms water supplies while hunters seek game. Royal Purple degree conferred at encampment No 246. Funeral for Amos Wright held at Glenburn. Rebekah lodge members visit Vista lodge in Springville. Republican mage meeting set for Nov 2 with Con gressman Wright as speaker. M E church ladies hosted a social with refreshments.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
A. J. Warren
G W. Staunton
Glenburn
Amos Wright
Poulowna Rebekah Lodge
Springville
Vista Lodge
BE. L. Watkins
Charles Hunt
A. A. Brown
Glenwood
Minton Township
Main Street
F. Wright
Susquehanna
M. BE. Church
Weekend Visits and Funeral Treasury in Town
Spuetal and The Serinten Tribune report a flurry of visits across Warren Centre Stevensville and Wilkes Barre with many families visiting relatives and friends. The recent funeral of Charlee Wells of Factoryville is noted along with several residents spending time with kin in nearby towns and cottages.
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Spuetal
Serinten Tribune
Weuluding
Welles
Mere Charlies Newnen
Warren Centre
Langdon Mirsh
Stevensville
GL. Wells
D.C Lowe
Charlee Wells
Factoryville
Miss Blanch Frederici to entertain Tunkhannock audience
Miss Blanch Frederici of Brooklyn will present an entertainment at Platt's opera house Tuesday evening under Epworth League auspices. The event features violinist Mrs James E Freen and the Ariel quartette. Local residents and visitors noted include J S Freen, Catharine Lownsend HM, 1K Little, W N Reynolds Jr, ex-Sheriff Charles S Knapp, Miss Julia Prince, and Helen Lewis visitors. An audit of John H Brangess estate was held by auditor H Harding.
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Scranton
Catharine Lownsend
Little
W. N. Reynolds, Jr
Wilkes-Barre
Charles 5. Knapp
Skinners’ Eddy
Tunkhannock
Julia Prince
Yonkers
N. Y
Helen Lewis
John H. Brangess
Northmoreland Township
H. Harding, Esq
Union passenger station site firm in Scranton area plans
Indications point to the erection of a union passenger station opposite Ninth street with workmen moving a steam shovel between the shoe factory area and the culm bank near the Catholic church. Foremen Hopkins Lyon and Ryan are noted in the local railroad maintenance and mechanical departments. A bridge abutment on the Lackawaxen at Pine ?n is near completion and the old gravity coal cars are burned out.
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Piin
Weing
Markets Signal Mixed Day as Call Money Rates Rise
New York markets showed upward price movement amid general anticipation but faced a setback from a sharp rise in call money. By close, prices fell from session highs with heavy selling pressure, though some bonds advanced early before retreating. Trade included US bonds and several local issues, while commodities like butter and poultry held steady or softened slightly.
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New York
United States
Scranton Wholesale Market Corrections Noted by FH
A historical market notice lists corrections for several vendors and products in Scranton. It mentions Butter-Creamery at 240205 and related suppliers, with various garbled names and items reflecting a corrected record for wholesale trades in the area.
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Scranton
FH. G. Dale
Lackawittia
Fragmented New York Market Report with Livestock Notes
A garbled market summary describes commodities including butter, cheese, meat, and eggs with scattered mentions of prices, states, and grades. The text references graders, dairy terms, and regional origins, conveying a patchy glimpse of a mid century market page.
Unclear OCR Market Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes wheat and grain pricing with scattered figures and locations. Mentions New York and Philadelphia markets, winter grades, and various rates, but the copy is garbled and hard to interpret.
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New York
Ameetern
Cattle Market Mixed As Buyers Push Prices Higher
Vendors reported firmer prices across feed lots and cattle types with strong demand. Hints of improved bids appeared for prime and fancy lots while median grades held steady amid lively activity in several regions.
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Sia
Teme
Mora
Rika Oomia
ITV
Market notices and prices scattered in New York listings
Fragmented price listings show produce and livestock quotes from New York markets. Notable items include cattle, cows, wine, and retail weights, with several figures and vendors scattered throughout the text.
East Liberty Cattle Market Report
Fragmentary notes from East Liberty market list cattle bids and prices with unclear units. Apparent figures include 407 and 800 related to bovine lots, alongside names such as Mr Phew Dull and Syye3ss, but readable details are limited.
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Bieadys Cation
Setteebade
Phew Dull
Calvin
Study notes on ambiguous terms and numeric balance
A compressed report discussing unclear references such as OU Oy and Moyet, with mentions of certificates and a sequence of numbers like 0.58 and 188. It hints at timestamps around 1h PM and mentions of names like Averie and SKIS lamina, but context remains fragmented and uncertain.
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Moyet
Ohiomernia
Averie
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DR. Martel
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Lee
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Lion Cot
Royal Inkbie
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American Beauty
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Wall Street Review
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Gen- Lucks
Township
City of Scranton
Vernon Coal Co
Cranton Axle Workao
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Scranton Tractional Bonds
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Nde
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Tate
Intel
Tribune
J. A * Memre
Onselltock Exchange
Cone Pelt Building
Clesent
Tobucen Co
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Chile
Delaware
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Norfolk
Thiele
All Peoples
Ionn
H.R
Pacie Uliman
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Iain
ST Texan
Pacide
Traton Pacide
Vinton Poe
Daly
Feather
Ant B. Ruhhor
Alion
Rte
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Beratton Bushias
Beranton
Banikewennd
Eeoonomy Light
P. Co
Beranton Hh
Beranton Poretna Co
Iwnes
Licka, Trust & Safe
Feranton Maint Co
Clark & Snover Co
Chirk & Snover Co
Iron Fence & Mira
Ferantan Axle Works
Lacka, Dairy Co. Preesneses Co
Savings i Danke & Tria Co
Markat
Eal Spe
Frye Fe
Rellionk Paertieliy
Promis
Tae
Ney Duchies
Porcine
Corn —Bose
Betes
Doelioe
Ned
Lore
Emrat
Simall
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Futakia
Wihers Khaasers
Dulpod Sebower
East Liberty Cattle Market
Nelebbary
Detroit Journal
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