Huntsman of Angel Band Faces Jail in New Jersey
Stroudsburg resident Mason T. Huntsman, once a local figure, is charged with vile acts under religious pretense and held in Hackensack jail. Described by friends as a religious crank, he led an "angel band" on the Lord's farm, now reportedly disbanded, with past residents recalling his odd claims of divinity and rejection of traditional scripture.
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Hackensack
Stroudsburg
Mason T. Huntsman
Hunteman
Hackensack, N. J
Huntemon
Huntamin
Tehouldsay Ldo
Museo
Jesus Chitet
Coliiany
Races at Stroudsburg announce county fair events
The Monroe County Agricultural Society reveals a full racing card for next week with farmers race Tuesday and multiple classes daily from Wednesday to Friday. Entries total about fifty six, with purses ranging from 60 to 400 dollars and a bonus for record fast times.
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Monroe County Agricultural Society
Scranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
Thorsday
Willewse- Parte
Scranton
W. H. Eckroth
Pethlehem
Siile
Lafayette Westbra
J. Allawood
Boge
M. J. Perrin
Pittston
David Copperfield
B. G
A. J. Schnell
Independent ticket voices in Monroe County race
Ex County Three Morr Nimmin announces as an independent candidate for county commissioner in Monroe County with several others expected to follow. Democratic leaders fear a fall split as independents challenge the party after years of Democratic control and recent primary opposition signals a lively campaign ahead.
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Stroudsburg
Puc
Monroe County
Theneuver
Morr Nichmin
Annerness Thimself Asan
Nawmin
Bicycle Accident Shocks Stroudshore Resident
Amal Transne son of the late Godfrey Transne suffered a serious bicycle accident on Wharaday night near the Abraham Transue property. His wheel broke, he was thrown at high speed and unconscious with a head wound and eye injury.
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Stroudshore
Amal Transne
Godfrey Transne
Transue
Fumor
Abraham Transue
Troneve
Godfrey Trineve
J. A Predmore
Predmore
Schloth's Fortune Heirship Shocks Local Collector
Pittston September 11 William Schloth a collector for Richard and Weaver has learned he is an heir to more than a half million dollars from an uncle's death in Oregon He plans to travel next week to file his claim The report notes Schloth remains steady and intends to share wealth with less fortunate former companions.
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Pittston
William Schlath
Richard & Weaver
Schloth
Syden
Notting ham mine accident ends in death of Plymouth man
Humphrey Pritchard of Plymouth was severely injured when crushed between a car and a rip at Nottingham mine. He died at home last night after being removed by ambulance. He was 2 years old? married Beveral veite ago he lont a tee by an aceitert. Survived by his mother, brother John, and sister Mary.
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Wilkes-Tarre
Humphrey Pritchard
Plymounth
Nottingham
Enany
Marrie
Plymouth
John
Mary
Quaker Town and Easton Rail Run Cake Freight to Durham Furnace
Stroudsburg reports a freight train from Quakertown to the Durham furnace this week loaded with cake for the furnace awaiting startup in a few days. The furnace has been completely overhauled with all modernizations finished.
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Stroudsburg
Sept
Revival of Iron Industry Returns to Cooper & Mewitt Furnace
Improvements for a melting iron ore furnace have been added after a six hour outage. The revival comes as the iron industry benefits from a boom in train traffic, marking the last of Cooper & Mewitt’s furnaces to resume operations.
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Ork
Tren
Cooper & Mewitt
Injured Driver After Outing with Runaway Horse
Jermyn Bent and David Dunn of South Main street were involved in a runaway horse incident last evening. Dunn was thrown when the horse bolted. he dislocated a wrist and injured an arm. Dr. Davis examined him but could not confirm fractures. The horse wandered toward the hill past Ell Mill before being stopped by Chief McGinty without further harm.
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Jermyn Bent
David Dunn
South Main Street
Mr. Dann
Davis
Ell Mill
Littie
McGintey
Itaelf
Rie
The Nanticoke Strike Moves Toward Settlement
Wilkes-Barre reports indicate the Susquehanna Coal Company dispute at Nanticoke may end in days. Some strikers have found work elsewhere while both sides show willingness to end the stoppage, with employer resources stretched beyond £100,000 and miners feeling the pressure.
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Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna
Nanticcoke
Hichness
Local residents die in quick succession
Bolonion Lake, an old resident, died on Thursday night with a funeral planned for Saturday and interment in North Jackson. Mrs. Michael McCarthy, an elderly resident, also died Thursday night and may have services from St John’s Catholic Church on Sunday afternoon. James Doyle, collector for the Metropolitan Insurance company, died Thursday night after several weeks of typhoid fever. his friere will likely be on Saturday.
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Bolonion Lake
North Jackson
Michael McCarthy
St. John's Catholic Church
James Doyle
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Uther the Friere
Bradford County News Roundup and Local Notices
Bradford County Teachers Association plans a Lake Weeraking picnic with elocutionary program. Towanda merchants Ewingle and Miss Kate Brown wed at St. Peter and Paul church. Sisters of St Agnes' convent fund Catholic hospital in Scranton. Five Penn Chair workers discharged after circus outing. Horse accident injures rider. four horses passed over her. Lehigh Valley cuts trees along tracks. Barclay Mellroad overhauls coaches and repaints premises. Towanda locals see renewed friendships. Rev. Robert Bell to lead Church of the Redeemer in Favre. Towanda papers report on Towanda telephones freed from Ochs. Stevensville band earns prize money in janane tour. Sheriff Felle delivers William J. Heury to Eastern Penitentiary for murder in Sayre. Lehigh Valley to move passenger department from Easton to Barre. Charter filed for Bradford County Soldiers and Sailors Encampment. Prohibitionists set convention in Towanda.
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Bradford County
Scranton
Penn Chair Company
Towanda
England
Lehigh Valley Company
Barclay Mellroad
T. J. Hines
WW. . McKeown
Woshington
Cave
Robert Bell
Phladelphia
Chirch of the Redeemer
Favre
Och
Tro
Haw
Hibe
Towaka
Stevensville
Leveyville
Rush
Fel
William J. Hieury
Trearn
George Tintledre
Sayre
Lehigh Valley
Easton
Barre
Judee Denham
Bradford County Boldiere
Sallore
Great Bend Leather Tannery to Join New Trust
Great Bend tannery owned by James B Weed & Company of Binghamton will join a $240,000,000 trust promoted by Knight & Company of Chicago on Monday morning. About 100 workers are employed at the facility, and Weed & Company own extensive lumber tracts in Western Pennsylvania.
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Susquehanna
Great Tend
James B. Weed & Company
Binghamton
Iil Knleht & Company
Chicago
Creat Bend
Weel & Company
Pennsylvania
Bradford Courts Hear Large Bradford County Term
Special to the Scranton Tribune Towanda September term records one of the largest criminal dockets in years with 125 cases, surpassing the previous high of 85. Most defendants are youths or young men up to 29, Sayre borough yielding the most complaints from a single district.
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Towanda
Sept
Bradford County
Sayre
Mount Clair Athletes Dominate Mineral Area Tennis Event
William P. Gills and J. F. Batten win at Pocahasset Pocono Mountain House Wiscasset Swift Water in a revival tournament. Milliard Dowling Amisi Willcome bicycle from Mount Povono to Tresco in six miles twenty six minutes. Delaware River remains muddy from heavy rains hindering bass fishing and the Atrenim will regain its level in about a week. Prof. Pearson to umpire the great bise bell match between local Methodists and Presbyterians with Rev Robert Crawford and Rev S T Hutchinson expected to play Saturday Bent 16.
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Pocohasset
Pocono Mountain House
Wiscasset
Swiftwater
J. 4. Batten
Mount Clair High School
Mount Clair Athletic Club
Jennia
Milliard Dowling
Amisi Willcome
Mount Povono
Tresco
Delaware
Pearson
Presbyterian
Robert Crawford
Method Church
T. Hutchinson
Presbyterian Church
Councilman Hullah's England Visit and Local Social Notes
Councilman Robert Hullah returned Thursday from England noting enjoyable times, especially in Yorkshire, aboard the White Star steamer Teutonic. Local visits include Mrs. McHalw and Mrs. Veale visiting relatives in Dunmore and Jermyn, with Maud Helen accompanying them. Alfred Baynes sustains a severe concussion at Wandling's Delaware and Hudson colliery. others, including Alfred Jimyliss and the Misses Annie McHale, Mary Martin, Keefe Baylisa, and Thomas, are mentioned in domestic news.
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Robert Hullah
England
Staffordshire
Hullah
York
Clinton Street
Wanching
Maud Helen
Wandling
Alfred Jimyliss
Warren Traet
Rendham
Alfred Baynes
Warren Tract
Geain
Delaware and Hudson
Alfred Waters
Old Forge
Annie McHale
Mary Martin
Keefe Baylisa
Thomas
Local visitors and social notices among Tristate residents
Mre Cc T Carlow and daughter of Tristate N Y visit Gr F Barnes this week. Elijah Milliman of Scranton was in town Tuesday. Miss Madge Brown travels to Fultonville N Y to teach for fall and winter. Mre J Bronson of Dunmore visits sister Mrs BE I Winter. L M Gillett visits relatives in Harper this week. Ruth and Ida Matthews of Susquehanna visit grandparents R V Whitney and wife on Jackson street. G V Larrabes solicitor for Susquehanna Ledger promotes Thompson. Rabbinth school of the Methodist Episcopal church holds annual picnic in Lewis grove. Rev A D Davids officiates a wedding in Archbold Wednesday.
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Cc. T. Carlow
Tristate
N. Y
Gr. F. Barnes
Elijah Milliman
Scranton
Madge Brown
Fultonville
J. Bronson
Dunmore
L. M. Gillett
Harper
Ruth
Ida
J. J. Matthews
Susquehanna
R. V. Whitney
Jackson Street
GV. Larrabes
Susquehanna Ledger
Thompson
Rabbinth School
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lewis Grove
A. D. David
Archbold
Reduced Rates for Grangers Picnic via Pennsylvania Railroad
Announcement offering round trip excursion tickets for the Twenty sixth Annual Inter State Grange Picnic Exhibition at Williams Grove Pa from August 26 to September 2. Tickets valid August 26 to September 4 return, one fare for the round trip from principal stations between East Liberty and Bryn Mawr on the Northern Central and Philadelphia and Erie divisions. Inquiries to ticket agents for train service and rate details.
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Williams G Grove
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
East Liberty
Bryn Mawr
Northern Central Railway
Lutherville
Philadelphia and Erie
Waterford
Market declines as bulls retreat amid broad weakness
New York markets opened with a sharp early advance then faded, closing easy after broad declines. Traders covered shorts while rail stocks and specialties weakened, with Ombeha and Northwestern briefly rallying on absorption rumors. Weak bank statements weighed on sentiment as New York clearing house activity tracked lower all week.
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New York
Sept. L
Chicago
Faeterm
Lilnole
Tobarces
Siookion Transit
Bugar
Omuihh
Northwestern
Omaha
Northeee
Pointe
Vanderbilt
Union Pacific
Valen Paene
Tno
Brooklyn Trine
Central Paele
Liondon
Howe
Treasury shipments and balance shifts near interior by week
The sub-treasury weekly statements show nearly 2,000,000 in shipments to the Interior and an absorption of Internal Revenue and Customs accounts. About 3,900,000 is recorded after draft payments from the San Francisco mint with additional receipts from enemy offices. Cash resources approach 4,000,000, while debt liabilities remain high and there is little loan contraction. Bond markets show stable prices with government bonds firm on bids.
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Internal Revenue and
bin Francisco
Prin
Atoche
United States
Local Dairy Prices and Produce Display Notes
Corrected by MH. G. Dale. Butter and cream items listed with dairy fresh notes. Various produce prices cited including beans per bushel and potatoes per bushel with lemons and flour prices, in a nearby state market context.
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MH. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Zlante
Waliye
Mallee
Wheat and grain markets steady in Philadelphia report
The Philadelphia market notes quiet but steady activity for wheat with contret grade and No 2 mixedSept remaining steady at outlets. Corn, oats and flour prices shown steady though varied with several lines for white clipped and mixed lots, while butter cheese and cotton show firm conditions and mixed demand across Western and Southern regions. Receipts include 3 100 barrels and 1 1 sacks wheat and corn figures, with shipments listed for wheat, corn and oats.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Walte
Duielke
Finlin
Valllec
Rome
Naree
Cata
New York Wheat and Elevator Prices Feature Mixed Market
Market notes show near term unloading and price volatility with weak signals for wheat futures. Elevators report steady to firm tones on some contracts while dairy and creamery names appear in scattered references amid uncertain northwest weather and local trading activity.
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New York
Bypet Cass
Olevator
Duluth
Yale
Dee
Advanen
Mye
Ashe
Western Creamery
Inmitarion Creamery
Aiuto Dairy
Cattle and hog prices steady with strong sheep demand
Market report from Chicago on Sept 1 notes steady cattle prices with varying stocker and feeder values. Bulls cows and calves traded, hogs sold at lower bids, and sheep and lambs remained in strong demand with prices rising. receipts tallied cattle 200, hogs 10,000, sheep 2,000.
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Chicago
Beever
Texas
Hu We
Blindco
Sead
Cullen
Ras
Wintern Rangers
H.W
Grain and Produce Market Faces Change in Chicago
Chicago Sept 1 The provision market led with movement as reports of selling fever circulated on the floor of the Chicago grain exchange. Traders watched prices for corn oats and wheat as new bids emerged amid broad market shifts.
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Chicago
Health of Pope Leo XIII and Vin Mariani Praise
Public interest centers on Pope Leo XIII health and a letter from Cardinal Rampolla praising Vin Mariani. The missive highlights alleged health benefits, patronage by royalty, and a broad endorsement from church and medical figures as a tonic and preventive aid amid European influenza concerns.
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Fia
Grattwie
Monsieur Murtant
Will
Neon
Teller
Nic Hollies
Geeleiyly
Miont
Victorn Bardow
Alexander Dumas
Jules Verme
Heaith
Vin Marlaul
Marian &Co
Street
New York
Agricultural Price Report From Market Season
A historical market note lists grain and hay prices amid hot weather trends. Wheat and corn values are shown with quality grades and quantities. timber and Timothy seed appear alongside livestock items and farm staples.
Fragmentary East Buffalo Market Notes and Prices
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered market terms and prices for livestock and goods. Readable items include references to pigs and roughs with unclear prices and mixed garbled phrases. No coherent full items or outcomes are present.
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East Buffalo
Rept
Fragmentary OCR Note With Erratic Proper Nouns
A garbled OCR fragment lists odd terms and names including lambs, ble and lambe receipts, and mentions notable items like Pod Hale and Rita Oo. The readable content is limited to scattered references without a coherent event or clear participants.
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Rita Oo
Wethers
Hale
Unclear OCR: cattle market items and prices fragment
Fragmented text lists cattle terms, prices, and bids with many unreadable terms. It mentions cattle, veal calves, boxes, prime, and values like 4400 but the source is garbled and lacks coherent events or entities.
OW City Market Report Shows Mixed Commodity Totals
The ledger lists balances and certificates with a closed bid for cash shipments. It shows a $7.4 barrel average and 507 barrels, plus June figures and an additional 212 barrels.
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Boytletredit
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Northeastern
Beranton Tribune
Rowden
Mohmondale
Thomas Little
Jermyn
Miserasian
Fieher
John Casper
Clifford
Forest City
W. A
Carrington
AvoDa
William Rowe
Benjamin Webb
William Decker
Richard Richens
Robert Cranston
Mery Lau
Trewvid Tosser
Kineston
Langcliffe
Nev
Smythe
Mary McArt
Margaret Bane
William, Brown
M. F. Crone
Eonshorer
Christian
William
G. A. RK
Wilkes-Tharm
North Fond
Desta
Mises Kearney
Thomas Beer
Vanching
Bpecil
Sermaton Tribune
Quakertown
Beecham
Bradford Courts
Sporting Notes
Williams’ Grove
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wall Street Review
LD Colt
Rington Aeoat Pe Ae A Na Ee Brokers
Fom, Ao ‘and
Iy « Onnelt Building
Eran. Ton
Ral
Olja
Canada
R. A& Ww
Banty Petit ViAty
Pacific
Phila
Read
Vinton Buedtto
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scranton Board of Trade
First National Bank
Scranton Bay Inge Bank
Edo
Scranton Fackin Co
Third National Bank
Scranton Railway Co
Seranton
Power
First Mortage
Denabe Eee
People’s Street Railway
Avrhee
Dickson Manufacturing Ca
Lacka
Township School
City of Scranton
Imp
Vernon Coal Orks
Beranton
Beranton Traction
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and
Pope Leo XIII
Trent
Rampotin Nome
Uson
Tdiiw
Molinnss
Mme
Monalier Miurhini
Hotinow
Menfleur Marloni
Cardinal Hampolla
Florey & Brooks
FLOREY @ BROOKS
Cameras
Kodaks
Washington Avenue
Scranton, PA
Mhalle
Timothy Sem
Mene Rork
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle Market
Komt
Old Market
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