Sudden death shocks Bradford County judge B M Peck
Judge B M Peck president judge of Bradford county courts died at his home in Yoranda after a seizure. A veteran soldier and early York County politician, his long public service included prothonotary, bank director and eventual judge. The funeral is planned for Tuesday afternoon.
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M. Peck
Bradford County
Smithfield
Hezekiah M. Peck
Mhode Twand
Smithield
Smpithities Academy
Susquehanna Molleeiate Trettate
Bluham Smith
Taw
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Getoher & Th
Butes
Mott
Chancelloraville
Hazel Grove
Peckalweys
P. A. Overton
Citivers’ National Bank
Markle seeks heavy damages in Eagleton trustee dispute
George T Markle of Eagleton sues Alvin Markle John Markle and W W Smith Jr for 100 000 alleging conspiracy and defamation before Judge Ferguson. He claims they falsely accused him of refusing to comply with an Orphans Court decree and sought his removal as trustee after two years of withheld accounts. He was arrested then released with attachment quashed.
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Wilkes-Tarre
George
Markle
Eagleton
Alvin and
John Markle
W. W. Smith, Jr
Falal
Joseph. Ferguson
Orphans’ Court
Philadelphia County
Philadelphia
Hazleton
An Intelligent Goose from Shamokin Passes On
William Lawler of Tucker Mill mourns the loss of a famed goose that gained renown in the Schuylkill valley for its intelligence. The bird, 27 years old by account, was part of the Lawler family life, famously meeting meals at each whistle signal from dawn to dusk, and its return drew long crowds.
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Shamokin
William Lawler
Tucker Mill
Schuylkill Valley
Lawler
Mills to Restart at Pottsville Factory
Pottsville reports the idle rolling mill of the former Pottsville Iron and Steel plant to resume in a few weeks after a Philadelphia capital syndicate bought all interests and introduced new machinery. The Schuylkill Haven rolling mill, idle over a year, has also resumed operation.
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Potteville
Pottaville Tron and Steel Company
Philadelphia Capitallots
Schuylkill Haven
Wayne County Girl Gored by Heifer in Near Fatal Attack
A Wayne County girl was attacked by a heifer, caught on its horn and nearly killed. The incident occurred in Honesdale and was reported in October. Authorities advise caution around livestock and note the seriousness of the injury.
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Wayne County
Beechwoods Girl Gored by Heifer Prized by Stable
Josie Lane, a young daughter of Fred Lane, Beechwoods, was attacked by a horned heifer as she approached a stable. The horn pierced her neck and mouth, she was carried on the horn for a distance, then fell unconscious. Sixteen stitches were needed. she is expected to recover.
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Josie
Fred Lane
Beechwoods
Fierce Family Quarrel Ends With Woman Fatally Injured
At Lime Ridge on September 1 a domestic dispute between the Bower and Lafranch families led to Mrs. A Lafranch being struck on the head by Hurley Bower. She collapsed unconscious and later died despite efforts to revive her. Bower was jailed without bail as a result of the incident.
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Lime Ridge
A. Lafranch
Hurley Bower
Bower
Lafranch
Liatfranch
Lightning's queer prank at Cour School House storm
During a recent storm in Texas town, lightning struck the Cour School house where a prayer meeting was in progress. Miss Edith Goodman was hit by the bolt that traveled down the chimney through the stove doors, splintering the tent, desk, and floor. She was benumbed and shocked, and consciousness returned only after she was carried home.
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Honcedale
Cour
Texas
Edith Coodman
Conscienancia
Not Leprosy Says Local Doctor
Whikes Barre Sept 1. Dr Joseph A M Simurl reports a supposed leprosy case is psoriasis a cutaneous disease with silvery scales on the superficial skin only. Dr Fmarl eutes says the disease is local and treatable but not permanently curable.
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Whikes-Barre
Joseph A. M. Simurl
Fmarl
Eutes
CATTLE POISONER REPORTED IN Sawkill AREA
Milford Sept. 10 farmers near Sawkill in this county report the death of about fifty cows and oxen in a few days. Hinted at work by a poisoner the principal loggers include ex-Sherit Hof fman eight cows Judd Hoffman the cowherd Chas Hridge oxen and David Newman yearling bull. State veterinarian to be called to investigate the matter.
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Milford
Sawkill
Hoffman
Judd Hoffman
Chas Hridge
David Newman
Pursed by Hard Luck Cycle of Mishaps Hits Laning Family
In Ross township Shickshinny Sept a gun accident injures Justice Laning's son. his daughter is wounded. days ago lightning struck the Laning barn and Henry Laning, 20, was burned to death. More misfortune befalls the family as events unfold in rapid succession.
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Justice Laning
Ross Township
Boy killed by lightning in Hazleton doorway
Howard Crale age 11 or 12 of New Boston was struck by lightning while seated in a doorway playing with his baby brother. The bolt hit him in the neck and he died. The house was badly wrecked.
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Hazleton
Howard Crale
New Boston
Fusion Ticket for Old Monroe
In Stroudsburg on September 10 a western county farmers convention moved to nominate an Independent Democratic ticket for county offices with H.7. Kotz as lawyer. Jeremiah Pethermin was absent, and John T. Palmer supported fusion. A Democratic rally is planned with Palmer Creasy at the courthouse on September 28.
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Epectl
Scranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
H.7
Kotz
Kote
Jeremiah Pethermin
John T. Palmer
Republican
Palmer Creasy
Court House
Veterans Reunions Held for Various Civil War Units
Special to the Boragion Tribune Towanda Sept 10 the third annual reunion of survivors of Companies D G and K of the fifteenth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry will be held at Wyalusing on Thursday Sept 1 Colonel Edward Overton of Towanda is among the speakers The ninth annual reunion of Company K Harris Light cavalry was held in Troy last Thursday with more than ten comrades present Speakers included A C Fanting L T Manley and W Buck
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Towanda
Pennsylvanian Volunteer Infantry
Wyalusing
Bradford
Berke
Luzerne
Lancaster
Susquehannon
Schuylkill
Edward Overton
Commany K
New
Fireman’s Day in Montrose featuring visiting bands
Montrose to host firemen day next Thursday with Croton Hose Company of Owero New York and Nichola cornet band as guests. Gibson Cadet Band engaged to provide music, promising a highly successful parade in the town’s fire department history.
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Montrose
Croton Hose Company
Owero
N. Y
Nichola
Crotons
Montross Fire Department
Armed man robs trolley crew in Pottsville
In Pottsville yesterday afternoon James Kramer of Orwigshire held up a trolley car crew with a loaded shotgun on the Pottsville Union Traction line. The crew escaped after motorman Charles Barker used the power to flee. Kramer was arrested by Detective John Ruts and jailed by Alderman H. B. McCool to await trial.
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Pottsville
James Kramer
Orwigshire
Pottsville Union Traetlon Company
Snake Its Own Antidote
Milton Molyneux was cutting brush in Lincoln Park Sullivan County when a rattlesnake bit his hand. He killed the snake, used its skin to bind the wound, drew out the venom, and returned to work without any mortal aid.
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Towanda
Sept. W
Lincoln Park
Sullivan County
Milton Molyneux
Obituary notices from Pittston and nearby towns
Notices report deaths and funerals across Pittston Edwardsville Avondale White Haven and Stroudsburg. Anna Greenwood aged about 10 died of epileptic convulsions. M Chase of Dorranceton aged 0. Arthur Matthews 1 died of typhoid fever president of A OH Division 48 Plymouth. Olive Medley 47. Miss Jennie Black 60s. Mrs Foster 72 born in Cornwall England. Maud Chunk death details and funeral plans. Apple crop report notes immense harvest with presses running day and night to process lines of tamed apples.
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Pittston
Anna
Plymouth
Mary A
St. Foster
Maud Chunk
Centre Streot
Foster
Cornwall
England
Jeffries
Guilty of Manslaughter in Kill of Jacob Capwell
In Towanda Samuel Heeman is convicted of voluntary manslaughter for striking Jacob Capwell age 20 with a bare fist during a drunken hotel yard brawl after a Wild West show on May 20. Capwell died the next morning.
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Towanda
Samuel Heeman
Jacob Capwell
Heeman
Capwell
Western Branch Union formed in Susquehanna county
The Christian Endeavorers of the western district in Susquehanna county organize a local union to be called The Western Branch Union. A convention will be held at Hallstead on October 13.
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Halstead
Christian Endeavorers
Susquehanna County
Western Branch Union
Hallstead
Grand Jury Returns True Bills in Murder Riots
Grand Jury returns true bills for murder in Edwardsville and Piketon cases. Frank Newhart shot his wife, Frank Woonus shot Leopold Wilkasky, and Charles Varguson shot William Pulver during riots. Also true bills in Second Oil Well riot. Towanda dispatch notes Great Event.
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Wilkes-Harre
True Bille
Frank Newhart
Edwardsville
Frank Woonus
Leopold Wilkask
Charles Varguson
William Pulver
Piketon
Oil firm plans new well near South Franch on James Hidgway farm
An oil and gas company has decided to drill another well near South Franch on the James Hidgway farm about a half mile north of the current well. Drilling will start on the new well or resume on the old one once it is cleaned out.
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Ern Oil and Gas Company
South Franch
James Hidgway
Eaid
Wilkofski Verdict Names Stanley Werolls as Killer
Pittston Sept 10 coroner jury finds Leo Wilkofski died from a pistol shot to the brain the fatal shot fired by Stanley Werolls Striker No 20 The inquest heard testimony from Superintendent Evans Mine Foreman Evans and others detailing the riot at Stevens colliery on Sept 2 and the shots fired leading to the death and injuries The jury also notes grand jury true bills against Stanley Werollski for murder and others for manslaughter and riot charges
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Pittston
Leo Wilkofaki
Stevens
Tny
Squire Ehret
McKee
Evans
T. Th. Evans
Stanley Werolls
Traber
Harry Haines
W. H. Miller
Wilkoseki
Dent
George Brandon
Wilkofski
Samuel Traber
Stanley
Bevan
Leo Wilkofski
Stanley Wecalis
Parker
BR. Ehret
James Howell
Gedilla
George Halistead
W. C. Smith
Stanley We
Mischief at Clear Spring Mine in West Pittston
A disturbance at Clear Spring Colliery in West Pittston involved William Dolan who, while intoxicated, started a mine engine injuring the shive wheel and forcing six workers to evacuate. Dolan was arrested and jailed after the incident.
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Ra Wen
Dolan
Bradford County News In Brief From Wyalusing to Towanda
A two headed snake exhibition occurs at a Wyalusing drug store. A. H. Harris takes over Mehoopany lumber mills. George F. Chamberlain visits Bradford County from Chicago. Towanda to host a three day harvest festival at Salvation Army barracks. A Bradford County fair wedding promoted. L. Bull visits son Edward in Scranton. A Towanda Township resident convicted as common or cold. may recuperate under Sheriff Fell. Towanda Borough school debt shrinks from 11000 to 9500. M. Smith becomes traveling salesman for Elmira liquor house. Class of 08 reunion at Caughwow? Bingham Collegiate Institute noted. Frost reported in Wilmot Township. Stephens Stewart Culver law firm dissolves. Fayre business retained by Stephens. others operate solo in Towanda. The Finish of Mr Fresh company to stage in Hale’s Opera House Tuesday evening. Manager Ruby promises strong season. Towanda hosts potential wholesale produce and grain hub site with central location and capable partners.
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Wyalusing
A. H. Harris
Mehoopany
George F. Chamberlain
Chicago
Lugerne
Lackawanna
Bradford County
Coton
Salvation Army
Towanda
Bradford County Fair
F Ll. Bull
Edward Bull
Scranton
Sheriff Fell
Wassuet
M. Smith
Cale Aman
Elmira
Bunquehanna
Frost
Wilmot Township
Stephens, Stewart & Culver
Sayre
Mr. Stephens
Stewart and Culver
Mr. Fresh
Hale's Opera House
Ruby
Central
Not the Wisest Way Buy Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy Now
Advertisement urges immediate purchase of Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. Claims it is the most successful medicine in the world and recommends keeping it at home, with Matthews Bros as wholesalers and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Bros
The Markets Learn From Bank Statement News
New York markets show mixed signals as railroad stocks move narrowly and a stronger cash position surprises forecasters. Major gains in Manhattan and Metropolitan Holdings buoy sentiment while the bany statement reveals excess cash of 2 010 000 and a $6 016 700 contraction in Jenna. Total stock sales reach 228 800 shares.
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New York
Nimnem
Tenn
Bears
Colorado
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Lackawanna
London Exchange
Paris
Jenna
Tl Os
Treasury
Fragmented Trade Notice listing groceries and prices
Corrected by Mr. G. Dale, 2 Lackawanna Avenue. Butter-Creamery Wes print Cle Wes fresh 20 Bees-Select western Wigs nearby plate To Chees-Full cream new Wale ec Beans-Per Wn chiles marrow h7hi median L55 FG Onlune-Per te Ge Potatoes-Pie bu Fe Jomunt-per box Flour-.00
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G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Wairy
Fragmented 19th century market tally shows farm goods and wheat
An OCR fragment records mixed September farm items and quantities including western creamery notes, meats, poultry, and large grain figures such as 600 barrels of wheat and 28,000 bushels of corn, with various regional terms and odd spellings.
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Philadelphia
Mieady
Livia
New York Grain and Produce Market Summary
The New York market showed dull activity with mixed prices. Winter patents and other cereals declined while No 2 red wheat locally closed lower amid heavy receipts and light demand. cotton futures remained easy with limited activity and modest declines across options.
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New York
Sept
Minnesota
Duluth
Sgt Devine
Qqatee
Tee
Yale
Jonas Long's Sons Presents Unrivaled Dress Goods Display
The store touts a thorough collection of dress goods and silks on the main floor of Wyoming Avenue, boasting the most stylish Black Crepons and camel hair plaid fabrics. Competent salespeople guide customers through the finest fabrics, with attractive prices and varied stock for every purse.
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Wyoming Avenue
Fragmented OCR Dairy Terms From An Old Ledger
The readable fragments mention creamery names and dairy terms such as western extra, imitation steamery, and cheese related notes. Several garbled proper nouns appear like Butler-Strong and Bealea, with references to creamery tables and large colored breeds. The piece resembles a historical catalog or ledger entry.
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Siafic
Ieock
Mado
Opthorn
Bulter
Weeteri Creamery
Table
Gialitee
Jane Creamery
Isa Qnse
Mhal
Imsc
Chicago Grain and Produce Market Summary
The Drevsis case verdict sparked excitement in Porte as markets closed with mixed moves. Wheat and corn lagged, soybeans steady, and provisions held firm amid uncertain demand and seasonal harvest outlooks.
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Chicago
Jaweer
Uyenenbet
Provietons
Alent Tye
Bawer
Aren Vyteotoet
Boaeran
Market Report Notes Weak Cattle Demand and Steady Wheat Prices
Chicago cattle offerings showed weak demand with prices effectively nominal for all grades. Wheat and barley saw steady gains in the latest market report with cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts mixed and prices influenced by regional conditions.
Markets Report Shows Mixed Signals Across Commodities
Cattle futures hold steady as demand appears uneven with feeders slow to move. Corn prices ease in modest trading while hogs show mixed activity amid regional price shifts. Michigan and Verona areas noted as having subdued market tone with lighter volumes overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enlyea
Verona
Stadey
Michigan
Philadelphia Soph. i decelpts for the week
Fragmented market report notes receipts and prices for cattle and calves. Mentions Beever cattle, Reef Cattle agency, Firm extra lots, reference to Gaile and Kate cows, and dressed beeves held firm. Mentions Jambstate Hoge-Siureng and westerns traded, with calves and moderate prices across various lots.
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Philadelphia
Soph
Siureng We Uwe For Extra Westerns Athdiya Fue
Ude
Hye Tig
Galye
Kaet Jolberts Opt 1 Trade Note
Fragmentary OCR lists items like cattle, prime edemas, and Yorkers with prices and vendors. The text appears as a jumble of misspelled goods terms, numbers, and scattered place names, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
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Kaet Jolberts
Éatra
Chelee Wethers
St Hnsie
Mommen
New York Livestock Report Amid Turbulent Markets
In New York today the livestock market faces uncertainty as sheep and lamb prices show volatility. Traders note ongoing demand shifts and tentative guidance from regional buyers, with some consignments drawing strong bids while others linger.
Fragmentary Credit Notice With Insoluble Details
A damaged OCR fragment references balances and certificates with cash values and shipping terms. It mentions credit balances around 1.40, a 14 dollar figure, and bids or shipments, but the exact entities, dates, and actions remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepr
Shilly
Salem
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Hall’s Pills Company
Advertises Halle s Cure by Hall s & Vo Toledo Oh claimed to cure catarrh deemed incurable by doctors of past years. Promises internal relief from drops to permanent treatment and a $100 reward if it fails. Sold by druggists with Halls Fanny Pills as the best.
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Halle
Hens & Vo
Toledo
Adibows
Cheney, & CO
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Banke
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Morikage
Leese
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Philadelphia Grain and
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Jonas Long
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Woted
Pyle
Neal
Hope
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