Fire alarm reports near Moran blacksmith shop in Montrose
Noon blaze on the roof of the Moran blacksmith shop on Chestnut Street, extinguished by Montrose’s three fire companies and a citizens bucket brigade. Fire likely started from floating bonfire ashes landing on shingles. no major damage to Camp’s barracks nearby. Local incidents include legal notices, arrests, births, weddings, and appointments across Montrose and surrounding counties.
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Beranton Tribune
Montrose
Moran
Chestnut Airest
Howard Fessenden
A. Dawley
Ciixens
Charton van Seoten
Justice M. H. van Seoten
Hilard Estabrook
Harford
One Hundred and Forty-first
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Beld
Ulster
Bradford County
Dante W. Searly
Harlon McKinney
Viator
Busquetinna
Webb Hamlin
Thomas Brit
Great Bend
Thoms McMahon
Suequehanna
Owith
Carminio Petit
Elmira
Moov
Mary Spagneta
Perth
Jittef McMahon
Potts
Warttens Doe
Maplestroet
Anna Harrington
Tenis
Noo
Brewther
Harrington
James
Urry
Alice McDonnll
Curry
Hiany
Centanio S
Tumetoek
South Opmnge
N. J
Village Hall
Hall Building Fund
Adelbert Darraw
Metanetingd
William M. Dennison
Olossa Troy
Flyamilton
Aid
J. Bitewater Metadom
Supreme Court of
Pennsylev
Manlent Matinee Club
Siye
Sow
Mianle Street
Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An on duty station agent faces weather and danger amid train orders affecting lives and property. The ad touts Doctor Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a non narcotic remedy for bronchial and pulmonary diseases, claiming it heals by addressing the disease rather than masking symptoms. The testimonial mentions a railroad worker’s chronic bronchitis treated by higher air and medical advice.
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Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Ray
Barclay
Kana
Ana
Acne
Susquehanna Chronicle of Crimes and Local Events
Italian Carmio Petti is jailed in Montrase awaiting New York governor action after a shooting in Elmira. He claims the wounded woman Mary Spanenela is his wife. she lies in Arnot hospital, Mirama, expected to recover. Local notices cover pensions, reunions, church conventions, and nearby ball games.
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Susquehanna
Carmio Petti
Montrase
New York
Mary Spanenela
Elmira
Petri
Lomanville
Kirkwood
Michael Bills
Perth
Arnot Hospital
Mimira
William W. Warner
T. Aldrich
Helping Hand Society
The
Methodist Church
Arthur W. Cook
Deposit
N.Y
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
No. 1
Atelantic Club
Reebe Park
J. BR. Morran
South Gibson
Mary
Charles Gradwall
Carmine Pett
Perry
William H. Larrahes
Ose
Carbondale
Columbia Hose Company
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Tintendale
Susaquehanna
Mr Senyx
Philadelphia
McArthur
Beranton
Heven
Lord Gelatt
Christie Chinee
Keystone Hotk and Ladder Company
Stevens Point
Thomas Lannon
Thomas Killoran
Thomas Frick
Burellr
Great Boul
Keystone
Waverly
Teeter Park
Busquehanna Fire Department
Lainsboro
Uniondale Notes and Local Happenings
Uniondale reports a Bennett family reunion at Carpenter's Grave with about sixty members, a camping trip to Wrighter's Lake, and a quarterly meeting led by Rev. G H Stone from Grant's University. George Lyon of Herrick township dies. Prohibitionists plan a two day rally at Carpenter's Grave on September 6.
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Uniondale
Aus
Bennett
Mra
Carpenturs Grave
Rowrt Tennant
I v
Mies Tellie Tustiman
Wrighter's Lake
G. TH. Stone
Grant's University
Tennessee
Tarte Corners
George Lyon
Lyon Street
Herrick Township
Carpenter
Herbert Carpenter
Johnson
Scranton
Carrie Bronson
Dr. Lyons
Harry
J. L. Janee
Local Students Presenter Harrowing Escape and Recovery
The text describes injuries from an incident where a group fled in panic and someone is recovering slowly. It mentions Wellington Rounds to become principal of the public school of Vandiing next week. Jabez Gardner of Gibwon will take Mrs. Rounds' farm.
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Wellington Rounds
Publica School
Vandiing
Jabez Gardner
Gibwon
England
Earth
Lac
Geome
Florida
America
Bradford County Notes and Local Happenings
A Cuban vender visits Scranton. Bradford County Teachers Institute set for October with Beeb Taylor and Rev. Mussall Conwell among speakers. Bradford County Fair scheduled September 26 27 and 28. B Grinwold elected superintendent of Union Tanning plant at Greenwood. A 10 year old boy shot finger while playing with revolver. Miss Jean Gullick visiting Scranton. Fire destroys two barns at East Smithfield. Dr. C. Dean of East Waverly dies in dentist chair. Charles Krom crowned in Glendale New Jersey river incident. Joseph Towner attends National encampment in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gaylord visiting Wyoming Valley. H W Fulford takes charge of Ricketts hotel. Democrats organize Bryan and Stevenson club in Towanda. Mrs A Eshelman of Scranton visiting. Mrs C A Stowell of Wyalusing visiting. N F Gaylord of Wyalusing visiting Towanda.
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Scranton ‘Tribune
Towanita
Bradford County Teachers’ Institute
Greenwood
J. Tatey
Canton
Jean Gullick
Scranton
East Smithfield
Cc. C. Dean
East Waverly
Charles Krom
Athens
Glendale
N. J
Joseph Towner
Watkinea
Chicago
JT. W. Gaylord
Wyoming Valley
HW. G. Fulford
Ricketts
Towanda
Local Notes and Visits Across Scranton and Surroundings
Miss Mamie Mills of Scranton visits N eight Foster's. Mr and Mrs W P Haigh and daughter of Carbondale stay with J W Blandin on Belmont. J I Miller and family join Toronto excursion. Miss Adidle Steinback visits aunt Mrs Lotie Potter on Jackson. Miss Stella Turrell visits aunt in Oakland. Mrs C F Crane and daughter from Binghamton visit Mrs D R Tower at Mest Cottage. Stone and Slocum reunion planned at Timerson Stone's in Thompson township on September eighth. Franklin Academy Reunion pamphlet by W S Thatcher of Hartford praised. Rev B P R Tower preaches at Oakland Avenue M E Church next Sabbath. Rev S W Lindsley of Franklin speaks for W C T U at Free Baptist church next Sabbath. Rev L Cole improves, hopes to return home. his daughter Mrs Li G Atkinson of Albany arrives today.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
Mamie Mills
Scranton
N. 8
Foster's
W. P. Haigh
Carbondale
J. W. Blandin
Belmont Street
Miller
Toronto
C. C
Wilmarth
Pickering, Wilmarth & Co
Pranklin Academy
W. S.thatcher
Harford
Tribune
BP. BR. Tower
Avenue Methodial Episcopal Church
Oakland
W. Lindsley
Pranklin
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Free Baptist Church
L. Cole Io
Mia
Li G. Atckinson
Albany
Patent medicine claims cure for nervous diseases
An advertisement touts a tonic for nervous diseases neuralgia rheumatism nervous debility paralysis biliousness piles liver trouble and female complaints. It promises rapid thorough cure by acting at the disease seat and is sold by Matthews Drug Store.
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Matthews Dros. A
Visit and town improvements noted in Seewnton Tribine
Special to the Seewnton Tribine reports Hopbottom resident Leste Coney visiting grandmother Emily Reese in Ware and Mra. Naman Tingley attending the New York State Fair in Syracuse. Townsfolk update Main Street drainage work nearly complete, Joos stones removal pending, and a former peastories building repurposed as a shoe shop. Mrs Finn shows improvement while sister Mrs Corey returns home from Pittaton.
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Joos
Fassett
N. M. Finn
Corey
Pittaton
J. DD. Burnap
Burnap & Purnip
Mies Dora Cruise
W. E. Brown
New York
Mies Crula
Brown
Honesdale News Roundup and Local notes
Honesdale and Wayne County Savings banks to be closed next Monday Labor Day. The Maple City band plans concerts Saturday in Rutwell Park and Monday at Lake Ladore. A former Superintendent Muir office frame moved across the yard for Yard Master Penwarden and crew. Labor Day excursion to Binghamton via Erle Railroad Company, fare 1.26. Covered bridge at Berond street closed to vehicles prompts call for a Front street bridge. Wayne County apple crop shows strong promise. Mr. Howard Fitch to occupy Mr. Frank Coray’s rooms on Third Street.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Wayne County
Maple City Band
Rutwell Park
Lake Ladore
Muir
Penwarden
Binghamton
Erle Railroad Company
Berond Street
Front Street
Howard Fitch
Frank Coray
Third Street
September Predictions From Storms and Bigne
The column forecasts a chaotic September with floods and storms across the United States. It cites planetary alignments, comets, and solar activity as precursors to natural disasters and health scares, urging readers to watch for hurricanes, heat waves, and epidemics while noting political and social turmoil.
A Wonderful Cure of Diarrhoea
A reader tells how Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured long standing diarrhoea after prior failure and misery. He denies suffering now and praises the remedy's effectiveness. Sold by Matthews Bros and druggists.
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Chamberlain
Hilletitle
O. Tr. Moore
Matthews Bros
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Cure For Deafness
An advertisement from Chaney & Co of Toledo Ohio touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a remedy for deafness caused by catarrh. The copy asserts inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promises one hundred dollars for any case cured.
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Hall
Tribune Educational Contest Shows Shifts in Lead
The Tribune reports daily changes in the contest standings with Harry Reese moving ahead of Miss Fannie Williams by four points. Miss Williams trails Boland by two. Sidney Hayes rises to eleventh, edging Simrell by three. Readers are urged to assist deserving youth and follow the fourth page for details.
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Tribune
Harry Reese
Fannie EK
Williama
Peekville
Miss Williams
Eugene Boland
Sidney W. Hayes
Grace Simrell
Carbondals
Richard Roberta
Edward Murray
Markets little changed amid minor speculations and holidays
New York trading opened with limited activity as algar and People's Gas moves dominated early action. Rail stocks showed small gains then eased, with Southern Pacific New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio among notable week leaders. Total sales were 142,000 shares and bond activity remained quiet with $8,000 par value in U S. government debt.
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New York
Southern Pacific
New York Centtral
Haltimore
Ghia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Erie
St. Maul
Omaha
Chesapeake
Ohin
Fragmented OCR Note from Public Notices Page
Incomplete text shows corrections and unclear references on Lack Avenue. No readable names, dates, or actions emerge to identify a definite notice or event.
Potage of odd items priced in mid market list
A fragmented price list shows items including Bermuda onions at 20, flour patent at 4.25, and related notes. The text is garbled with scattered figures and product names, indicating a market or store catalog snapshot rather than a cohesive news item.
Local Market Report From Philadelphia Auction Lot
Fragmented notes describe a Philadelphia market day with scores of commodities and figures. Items include live poultry, wheat, corn, oats, and barrels of various goods, along with quantities such as 9 000 barrels and 4 000 bushels. Readable mentions include fowls, firm prices, and regional trade terms.
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Philadelphia
Tatung
Eouthwestyr
Maile
Enurhern
Hefried
Finn
Epring
Wali
Martge
Powltry
Hguti
Grain and market runs on New York edges
New York markets open and close weak with mixed grain notes. Wheat futures slip while corn and oats show firmer and steady trends amid supply hopefuls and nearby contracts. Butter and dairy products hold steady with varied creamery quotes across regions.
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New York
Elgeaty Mo
Duluth
Foth
Tyalge
Wiitte
Malle
White State
Harely Steady
Creamers
Brates Factory
DelFe
Glunitilet Ereouiery
Lugalw
Chute Daiey
Tails Ohne
Hirwly
Lange
Whey Lane
Guarwil
Wyalltec
Ikke
Iute
Penna
Srsterm Reguter Nak Ati
WetSye
Western
Wheat market closes with varied prices in Chicago
The report notes a turbulent wheat market with mixed closing figures in Chicago the September close showing differing levels of higher and lower values. It lists several grain varieties and regional references though the OCR is fragmentary.
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Chicago
Aue
Callie
Grier Yesenhiy
Malllard
Unclear Auction Notes From Texas Stock Sale Era
Fragmentary OCR shows an cattle and sheep auction with prices for beef cattle and lambs, names, and locations like Texas and Georgia. Many misspellings and garbled terms obscure precise items, but references include stockers, heifers, steers, and lambs with varied dollar amounts and weights.
Fragmented OCR item with scattered livestock figures
Readable fragments describe cattle and pig data with prices and weights listed oddly. Mentions St Mutcholes, 64.00, and various terms like lambs, culls, and feeders, but the overall context is unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Gramers
USA
Faust fuffalo financial snippet and Packers mention
Fragmented OCR item notes monetary figures and a Packers reference. It cites a sum around 4 4003.74 and a $6.00 amount, with unclear terms and names. The passage appears as a garbled notice segment with no clear event, date, or organization to anchor a full summary.
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Faust Fuffalo
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Frank 8. Wells
South Montrowe
Harry McCormack
A. L. Menton
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C.D. Mackey
Inanda
Mark Hunter
Sayre
HW. Harrington
William Bunnell
Tigh Street
Willard M. Bunnell
Albert Truecelell
Corry
Henry Warner
B. C. Leonard
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BR. Lyons
Heglater
Buffum
Little Meadowe
D. Post Jackson
George P. Little
Susquehanna County
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Wyalusing
Gaylord
Lichty’s
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Hones Vale
Prof. Coles
Nazareth
Moon
Forth
Venus
Mare
Eas
Ouldonast
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Pacific
Great Lakes
Millet
Santhi
Seth
von Loweel
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Kingston
Oolve
Heitor
Virginia
Tribune's
Charles Rodriguez
Webster Avenue
David V. Birtley
West Market Street
Oliver Callahan
Vine Street
David C. Spencer
Bloomsburg
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Peckville
Walnut Street
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
Olive Street
Richard Roberts
Hampton Street
Hammcourt
John F. Smith
Boulevard Avenue
Robert Campbell
Monsey
Wall Street Review
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Secara
Lew Amer
Amer
Toharee Co Am
Steel & Wire
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Northert
Norfolk & West
Pactie
North
Pavitie
Enemerae Wiha
Penne i
Éeanes Ley
Pacific Mall
Yeading Ty
Union Varific Pacific
York Prodice
Devrmbher
Anne
Ant
Seranton Board of Trade Exchange
National Saeenentaaane Scranton Savings Bank Ee Ueunss
Third National Bank
Ane
Oentas
Fecha
Ee Sale Deposit ‘Co
Birapten Valnt Co
Seemaans Iron Fenee
Soraston
Leekawanna Dale
KeaTeOnee
Bank & Trust Co
Atonal Bisnderd
Mexico
Iy Coal Co
Sane
Bani
Terunton
Bolt and
Wat
People's Birest Palieeys
Oneea
Jonas Long
McKay
Donas Long
Bermuda
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Chleomms
Ayr
Paisie
Weelern Granger
Fem
Texas Tulle
Jones
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Thistrict
Duponts
Safety Muse
Capa
Explodera
Connell Huilting
Thos Word
Jonah Smith
Bon Woo
Molligan
Pitteion Vee
Plymouth Wilkes Harte
Cee Mae
Addlioos Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson Std
Ill
McGarrah 4& Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
Canada
East Liberty Cattle Market
East Liberty
Army
Aleaily Extra
Ideaas
Coimibon Yorkers
Aol Virestiniitie
Steee
Oh City
Atvet
Bertiflietes
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