Exciting Races At Stroudsburg Monroe County Fair
The Stroudsburg event drew a large crowd with the Women's Christian Temperance Union distributing tracts. Horse entries included Beasley and Persaroa with races featuring detailed heats and times. finalists and judges listed as the afternoon program unfolded.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Scranton
Scranton Teihune Stroudsburg
Paseot
Monroe County
Werman
Anne
Mex
Paul Tow
Dinetag
Steven Dammer
Jnrd
Froteher
Alfred Belfry
Journ Froutehes
Wort
Charles Tolman
Jamee Brown
Tae
W. R. Levering
Sclota
Hy Arndt
Mochelher
Charles Johnson
Fe Ofelowk
Te Waters
WH Melick
VM. Rhodes
Br. m
Lewis J. Martion
Newton
S. J
Favorita
Antizella
J. A. Miller
Girardville, Pa
Atlawood
Bay G
M. J. Perrin
Pittston
Mand Vi
Thomas W. Willilames
Hridgeton
Perarola
Wo Alves
Guilford
Perarole
Welsh's Unconventional Marriage Quest Baffles County
In Stroudlahurs James Welsh of Drovers Tome advertised for a wife claiming the partner would oversee affairs at home. He has received many inquiries but has yet to pick, says his daughter who recently wed. Welsh, widowed, lives with his daughter and plans to time his second marriage with careful thought.
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Stroudlahurs
James Welsh
Tome
Hing
Bensinger
Ise Hubbas
Promyneore Weilsh
Drovers
Tela Welsh
Bie
Near
Welsh's marriage prospects set for near future decision
About fifty years ago Welsh faced changes and now at about seventy he prefers a wife aged twenty five to forty five. He is expected to reach a conclusion within ten days.
Trustees contest over East Stroudsburg school rights
Proceedings begin to determine rights of James Fenner and Hoffman against state trustees Mosara Millen Schwars and Dickson over the East Stroudsburg school. The recent normal election stirred tensions but the fall term opened strong, aided by Prof. George P. Bible.
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Scranton
Stroudabure
Segley Rowenkrans
East Stroudsburg
Nornmil Seteu
Fenner
T. ¥. Hoffman
Obadiah Zimmerman
East Stroudshburn School
Mosara
John J. Millen
Schwars
Democratic Primaries Held Across Luzerne County
Wilkes Barre reports Democratic primaries scheduled Saturday 4 to 7 pm in election districts. County turnout expected. county offices list candidates including A M Frens for Judge, Fred C Kirkendall and James Cool for treasurer, and several contenders for county commissioner from towns like Miners Mills Plymouth, Harveyville, and Hazleton.
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Wilkes-Barre
wooRv
Venthon
Armory
A. M. Frens
Hatees
Fred C. Kirkendall
James Cool
Farregister
W. J. Hibbs
West Pittston
FF. Santer
Wapwallopen
Por
Patriek Finn
Miner's Mille
Thomas Brenan
Sterling Koons
Harveyville
Frank Brockway
Beach Haven
George W. Graver
Nanleoke
EF. J. Fallon
Haxleton
Cornelius O Donnell
Beastleton
Lehigh Valley Introduces Block System Across Route
The Lehigh Valley Railroad starts a block system this week. Freight trains will stop five minutes and passenger trains five minutes at each station after a preceding train departs. No train may pass a station before the preceding train has cleared it, with new block stations to be placed at uniform intervals.
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Boowlal
Beranton
Tunkhannock
Lehigh Valley
Leprosy Scare Reported in Nanticoke Town
Reports from Nanticoke alert residents to a suspected leprosy case described as a genuine disease in the town. Benjamin Lee, secretary of the state board of wealth, plans to dispatch a fleet to investigate and determine if the case is from leprosy and arrange transfer to Whitman Island for treatment.
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Wilkes-Barre
Nanticoke
Joomsy
Vietin
Arabian Young
Benjamin Lee
Detective Pursues Elope Pair Extradition to London
County detective Johnson carries extradition papers to the American Embassy in London for Ales John A Jones and Chore Baundera the pair accused of forgery and conspiracy in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs Jones allegedly forged her husband’s signature to obtain 8600, then fled with Stevenson. The couple were arrested on reaching Liverpool. authorities hold them as Moore seeks return within a month.
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Wilkes-Larre
Johnson Hae
Liverpool
London
John A. Jones
Chore Baundera
Paresons Elopers
Mra
Jones
Clopern
Wilkes-Barre
T. J.hase
Itsens
Chase
Brovenson
Eoon van Mir Jones
Stevenson
Jones Howee
Moore
Ife
England
Durance
Tag on girl directs search for father in Pennsylvania town
Hazleton Sept 7 a tag pinned to the waist of an eighteen year old German girl named Maria Wolf directed officials to her father Charles Wolf at 30 East Green street West Hagleton. She had just arrived from New York and spoke little English until a baggage master who spoke German helped her.
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Hazleton
Maria Wolf
Charles Wolf
East Green Street
West Hagleton
Wyoming Street
New York
Miss Wolf
Fenstermacher
Germany
Youngest Enlisted Soldier in War Revealed in Pottsville
Pottsville records claim William Taylor as the youngest enlistee in the rebellion. Born in Pottsville Now 1548 he joined at 12 years 9 months and 2 days old on August 15 1861 and later reenlisted. He now resides in Shamokin and has a son in the Sons of Veterans. At a Philadelphia G A R parade he marched with his veteran father John W Taylor both members of Lincoln Post MD Shamokin.
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Pottsville
William Taylor
Shamokin
Taylor
Marriage of Frederick Cross to Miss Emma Hughes in Maynouth
Frederick Cross wed Miss Emma Hughes in Maynouth at the bride's parental home on Jeanette Street. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. T. Matthews of Elm Congregational Church, with a large gathering of friends attending. A reception followed the rites. Attendants included Misses Susan King Ruth Thomas and Clark Hunteman and Mia Welchel of Scranton.
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Wilkes-Barre
Frederick Cross
Emma Hughes
Maynouth
David Hughes
Jeanette Street
J.T. Matthews
Elm Congregational Church
Susan King
Ruth Thomas
Clark Hunteman
Miamantel Welchel
Scranton
Brill Receives Dewey Connection Battle Wages
Arthur Brill of Highton receives notice from Washington that his share of prize money for his role in the Mania Hay battle will total 3140006. The funds come from the bureau of navigation. Brill served on the Olympia with Admiral Dewey and was among twenty six sailors who landed at the village after the Spanish fleet sank.
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Highton
Arthur Brill
Washington
Bureau of Taavigation
Brill
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Vile
Armen
Neighborhood Deaths Fill Local Obituary Pages
Judge Ferman Hamburger dies at North Wales Pay after lingering illness at 71. He served as Carbon County judge 25 years ago and was a prominent figure in Hanover Township. Other obituaries note Mrs Edward Consine and Mrs Michael Mahon, ages 78 and 41, plus deaths of Miss Annie Magroe, Thomas J. Moore, Frank Manning, and John Layman, with funeral plans and survivors listed.
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Ferman Hamburger
North Wales
Carbon County
Honrhe
Weston Goss
George W. Cowe
Ied Hock
Lugerne County
Ole Tere
Singleton M
Wilkes-Tlatre
Jammer KK
Kittle
George W
Hod Rock
Herbert
Bloomsbury
Bruce
Oren Wood
Bradford
Mire
George N. Merthew
Twrwoodwe
Hine Sorter
Biull
Catin Tery
John Layman
Preperdus Farner
Lime Hill
Bradford County
Annie Magroe
Mahanoy City
Werner
Turaday
Alfred Seddon
Frank Manning
Centremoreland Township
Wyorling County
Final Meeting of Men's Convention Executive Committee
The final meeting of the executive committee of the Men's Convention was held at the site of A at Buet mit on Wednesday evening. Bids outstanding were presented and acted upon. the treasurer was instructed to send checks to indicated companies. The session closed with remaining business tied to the convention and committee adjournment. Alternely hares Wo Dewaon of Scranton attended. The Equity case hearing regarding Matthewron and Gardner adjourned to Wednesday. Kept 2. 10, owing to Tineman not attending Friday evening.
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Mlemen
Buetmit
Lintes
Mrantedine
Towanda
Fest
Uy Devil
Athens
No. Jaf Monteose
Fitet
Heat Areeering Company
Ine
Narade
Tole
Extetones Alternéy Hares Wo Dewaon
Scranton
Trnkhannock
Matthewron and Gardner
Factoryville Borat Achool Wietriet
Whurndiv
Feltige Tinham
TL Vronaer
Th Terie Hung
Khaner
Band's Baker Performance Not In Town For Contest
The text notes the Baker selections were played without the participating band present and suggests Lende should offer an explanation.
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Baker's
Univoralist Convention Day Two Yields Talk and Plans
The second day of the Univoralist convention featured sermons and meetings led by Rev. R Beardsley and Rev. J Til inghast. Committees reported on temperance opposition to alcohol sales and district missionary work with plans approved for a new auxiliary and state mission funding efforts.
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Hopbottom
I. Tifany
Azure Humber
Loomis
Oannle Tee
R. Beardsley
Eldridlse
Revo C. Tt. Beardslev
Wits
Ant
James Tilinghast
Sage
Dietriot
Ron
Beardasey
Stranton
Moundsley
Felde
Bogert Trial Opens in Wilkes-Barre Mailcase
Williamsport September 7 The trial of FE Bogert former Wilkes-Barre postmaster on charges of opening letters not his and misappropriating funds began in U S District Court. Prosecutors D A Heiner and aides report two clerks testified before adjournment as little of interest occurred.
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Williamsport
FE. F. Bogert
Wilkes- Barre
United States District Court
Bogert
Willian C. McLean
J. T. Lenahan
James Scarlett
Heiner
John B. Meyers
D. M Miller
Railroad Echoes
Special to The Scranton Tribune reports George Phillips of Susquehanna may be named yardmaster at Ararat’s new Erie yard. The Erie keeps the 18.20 round trip rate Chicago to New York and seeks no arbitration agreement. Baldwin Locomotive Works builds fourteen Atlantic type fast compounds for the Erie. The engines haul heavy trains at sixty mph as the railroad plans to carry government mail between New York and Buffalo, aiming to beat Central time.
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Susquehanna
George Phillips
Erie
Ararat
Chicago
New York
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Buffalo
New York Central
Dewey Glee Club Rehearsals and Labor Day Parade Tickets
The Dewey Glee Club resumes pregular rehearsals. About 950 tickets were sold to the Scranton Labor Day parade by local vendors. United Mine Workers of America 1005 met in the opera house to discuss wage disputes after miners claimed they were underpaid. Foreman Benjamin Maxey refused to remunerate workers, prompting a postponement of the meeting. A. Le Morgan is in Montrose today. Alfred Waters returns from a trip to Millers Grove and Old Forge to visit family.
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Dewey Glee Club
Scranton
Vitarly
Foral Union
United Mine Workers of America, Moet
Opera House
Thase
Benjamin Maxey
Most Effective Cholera Remedy Sold Locally
Residents urged to purchase Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in advance for use during peak season or night hours. The medicine is touted as highly effective for bowel complaints and widely sold by Matthews Brow, wholesale and retail agents.
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Chamberlain's
Matthews Brow
East Buffalo Market Prices For Cattle and Hogs
East Buffalo buyers report mixed demand across cattle hogs and sheep. Prices shown include varied lots such as heavy yearlings light weights and cull stock with bids around 14 to 16 dollars for certain classes.
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East Buffalo
Bopt
Welling
Market decline dulls gains as foreign woes weigh
New York stocks drifted lower as higher money rates and weak foreign markets dampened sentiment despite pockets of activity in industrials and railroading issues. notable advances were limited to a few names like Tennessee Coal and United States Leather, while many major rail stocks fell 1 to 2 percent and overall volume ran about 400,500 shares.
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New York
South Africa
Industrale
Tobacco
Brookian Transit
Federal Steel
Pullmin Palice
Promed Steel Car Preferred
United States
St. Maul
Grangera
Colorado
Hack
Kansas
Texas
Local Dairy Trade Note Amid OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists dairy terms and placeholder names, with scattered phrases about creameries, potatoes and lemons per box. It appears as an unreadable trade notice or column snippet lacking coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities.
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market News
Philadelphia buyers and sellers report mixed conditions in grain and produce. White and mixed wheats, corn, and oats show varied offerings while butter and dairy items reflect steady to lower prices. Poultry and chick purchases note rising demand for spring stock with several regional suppliers listed.
Fragmentary OCR Item From Local Page
The readable text fragment lists scattered words and names including Hanize Latine Reewipis-Pivit and mentions numbers such as 2 and 110. The passage lacks a clear event or story, offering only disjointed fragments rather than a coherent news item.
New York Grain and Produce Market Report Summary
The New York grain and produce market shows mixed activity with limited demand and weak early trading. Prices drifted as elevators reported slow receipts and cautious selling while creamery and dairy items traded steady to firm amid fluctuating futures.
Auction Report Details Prices and Animal Sales
A mixed auction lists receipts with figures totaling 6205.71 dollars. Biocon items and various livestock including bulls cows and heifers were sold at the event held at the noted venue.
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Sage Tetithe
Aermelo
Fragmented OCR News Snippet With Jumbled Names and Places
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names and locales including BAS Tompeter RRA Og and Satie references. It mentions markets, sales, dates, and various place names such as SLC and Makati with unclear actions and figures, yielding a jumbled record of events.
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Ere
Bas
Tompeter
RRA
Erie Uel
Satie
Geoot
Teter
Lewvy
Hate
Pere
View Dinalon
Atithe
Etwaihy
Dante Fey
Eac
Loumbe
Sli
Cee Federline
Ehulte
Wettern Minge Torker Colling
Makati
Aertes
Tey Nige
Ate
TSO
Unclear OCR Item From New York Dates
Fragmentary OCR text from a New York page dated September 7 shows garbled names and items. Readable parts mention a list of people and possible events or notices without coherent context or identifiable actions.
East Liberty Cattle Market Report Confused Fragments
Fragmented OCR text from East Liberty cattle market notes shows scattered names and terms. Despite garbled lines, references to buyers workers weather and the BLM appear among incomplete phrases and stray capitalized words.
Oil Market Ledger Figures and Averages
Fragmentary market notes show totals and averages including cash settlements and cargo shipments. Mentions buyers and sellers, and a few price points, but the text is incomplete with unclear dates or entities.
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Scranton Pass
Trailwa
People’s Birect Railway
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Hlug
Lale
Luckawanna
Hutter—Creamery
Fanney Western Creamery
Whyai
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East Liberty Cattle Market
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BLM
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