Democratic enterees line up for Eighth District runoff
In northeastern Pennsylvania the Democratic conference for the Eighth District will be held at Times ten tomorrow, with counties Carbon Northampton Monroe and Pike represented. Names include ex-Congressman Howard Mittehler, ex-State Senator Joseph Shull, Laird H. Barber, and Joseph Hart, as factions vie for nomination amid long-standing rivalries.
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Kpondsburg
Carbon
Northampton
Monroe
Pike
Northampton County
Howard Muttehler
Aston
Monroe County
Joseph TH. Shull
Carlon County
Anximus
Laird H. Barber
Joseph A. Hart
Mutebler
Friends of
Mittehler
Harber
Joseph A. Shull
Stote Senaior David 3
Lee
Seldon Cose Wid
AL Shafer
Scranton Estate Granted Letters of Administration
Anna BR Lowell of Scranton has been granted letters of administration in the estate of her brother, the late Dr Jasper Sesmour of West Pittston. George Lute of West Nitton was convicted of murdering his wife. proceedings begin in Wilkes-Barre next Monday. Leander Parsons and Miss Grace Mission, both of Wyoming, were secretly wed at Trinity Church West Pittston yesterday. Miss Nora Hankee elected teacher. Miss Katherine Dougherty, aged twenty, died yesterday in Datville. Deceased was a domestic in the Petrik Tattle family. remains to be interred here tomorrow. John McDonnell, 38, died at Market Street home. funeral Monday. Miss Agnes Sommerville, formerly of this city, died in Philadelphia. remains to be interred here. South Scranton team to play Brothers in Hughestown Park Saturday afternoon. College committee held a dance in Keystone Hall. over 10 couples attended. J A Duffy worries about three brothers and three sisters in Galveston Texas. telegram announced they are all well.
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Anna BR. Lowell
Scranton
Hes
Jasper Sesmour
Weet Piteston
George Lute
Weert Nitteton
Wilkes-firte
Leander M. Parsons
Misa Grace Mision
Wyoming
John McDonnell
Market Street
Agnes Sommerville
Philadelphia
South Scrantuan
Hughestown Park
Dall
Keystone
J. A. Duffy
Mineffard Milling Company
Illveston
Texas
Pay Day at Canning Factory and Local Notes
Special to the Scranton Tribune Tunkhannock Sept 1 Pay day at the canning factory includes about seventy on the payroll. The cannery is canning corn and tomatoes. tomato crop is short but operations run late each night. First carload of canned goods will ship next week with later products held for higher prices. Colonel NA McKrown attends Civil War medal reunion in Brooklyn with companions. Squire Sampoon goes to Baltimore to seek a home for winter relocation. Local horses enter Wallsville fair. Ora Stark visits Brooklyn. W S Sampson to resume studies at University of Pennsylvania. Local officials JOBinson and Dr W Sturdevant visit Tunkhannock. The case Commonwealth vs Mila Harding heard. transportation charges debated for boxed goods. S. W. Kutz returns to Ellonlows to stay with Professor Mavelock. Margret Van Tuylie visiting. Katz back downtown after cold. Democratic senatorial and congressional conferences set for Keeler House Saturday.
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Scranton ‘Tribune
Tunkhannock
Canning
NA. McKrown
Brooklyn
Joe Melvown
Marjorie DeWitt
Alan&. Keeler
Pauul Keeler
Squire Sampoon
Baltimore
W. Sturdevant
Locwrville
Tunkhansnock
Squirre Kutz
Commonwealth
Mila Harding
Miller
Vosburg
Lehigh Valley
Ellonlows
Howe
C. J. Mavelock
Margaret van Tuylie
Dy. BE. OB
Avery
Squire W. 5
Katz
Keeler House
Local Notes From Hillime And vicinity
Henry Loge of Binghamton visited Sunday with Miss Codreia Capwell. Miss Anna Pettit obtained a position in Binghamton and left to work there. Miss Mary Svotten travels to New York to buy full millinery for her stone. Ethel Tiffany of Franklin Forks spent Monday in town. Armida Fleming of Syracuse visited Mr and Mrs J B Puisters on Man River. Mrs Jatin Crook was ill at week’s start. Corrie Mead attends Lowell Business College in Binghamton. Ligale Duffy of Scranton visited the Duffys. Rev Charles Smith of New Milford preached at the Y M C A on Sunday at 3 30. Belden rode his bicycle with Edward Simons. they lost control but no serious injuries. Llewellyn Fere, a young Indian from Upconville, holds a record in mirte growth of twelve inches in eleven months. Charles Connershag secured a position in the Bing hamton asylum and plays in the asylum band.
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Sjeotate
Hirlistead
Henry Loge
Binghamton
Mise Codreia Capwell
Anna Pettit
Mary Svotten
New York
Ethel Tiffany
Franklin Forks
Hillstead
Mirte
Charles Connershag
Asylum
Local News Notes From Kingsley and Nearby Towns
Special to the Scranton Trilunche reports patron visits and health notes in Kingsley and adjacent areas. J. T. Tiffany convalesces. F. Tingley stays in New York City. Wilmer Tillinghast of La Plaine called. Mrs. Wagner of Alford seeks her daughter with Mrs. H. E. Carpenter. P. M. Brainard and family visit H. S. Esta bobok. The Gow family stayed with H. J. Green in Lenon. Mrs. C. C. Breebe visits Green, N. Y. Others under doctor care include A. J. Adama, Walter Tennell, J. Daly, Manter Rexford Oaklew. Nathan Lewis and wife of Minonk visit W. W. Wilmarth. Mrs. Fr. E. Moore and daughter Helen go to Scranton to visit sister Mrs. N. Howard. Will McCarthy works at Hallstead in Delaware.
Locals Attend Weekend Gathering at Nicholson
Lackawanna and Western depot scene referenced as a backdrop for a family visit. His mother was summoned to care for him. Mr and Mrs A B Tiffany and Misa Adelaide Jeffery spent Saturday and Sunday at Bell's in Nicholson.
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Lackawanna and Western Depot
A. B
Tiffany
Misa Adelaide Jeffery
Bell's
Nicholson
Local society and health notes from Starrucca area
Special to the Rerantan Tritone reports visits by Mrs W Brown and Mrs R Boott to relatives in Forest City and Susquehanna, ongoing typhoid death of Thomas H H Sampson, Devereaux girls returning to New York, Miss Aurora Callender and Mr William Teddington injured from a school gate collapse, and visits by Miss Mary Cadden and Ida Crocker with the Tuckers of Ararat to town.
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Starrucca
HH. W. Brown
Forest City
Angus Smith
R. L. Boott
Susquehanna
T. D. van Hoesen
Thomas HH. Sampson
M. A. Utter
Devereaux
New York
Charlee Fallon
Ellen Caddon
Aurora Callender
William Teddington
William Teddington Were Thrown To the Ground, Miss Callender
Reddington
Mary Cadden
Lanesboro
Ida Crocker
Gertrude Brown
BE. P. Strong
E. M. Tucker
Ararat
Local Social Notes Spread Across Scranton and Nearby Towns
Special to the Scranten Hb reports Grace Jones traveling to Athens for her father’s illness. DeBita M Taylor hosted the Musical society event. Julia Mopkins of Stevenaville visited. Mrs Minster returned from Shyre. HH W Hines came from Pasadena to visit family in Scranton. E W Gaylord of Towanda visited Sayre relatives. Presbyterian church United Workers held a lawn social at Mrs J T Hines with over twelve dollars collected. A Stowell visited Towanda last Monday.
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Scranten
Walusing
Grace Jones
Athens
DeBita M. Taylor
Musical Society
Julia, Mopkins
Stevenaville
T. 2. Hines
W. Wheeler Avenue
Scranton
E. W. Gaylord
Towanda
How to Avoid Insanity
A guide on reducing anxiety and preventing mental derangement through varied thoughts, travel, reading, exercise, and changing routines. It warns against fixation on problems, urges regular breaks, and notes that rest and purposeful activity help maintain mental balance.
Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets Claim Fast Cold Cure
An old advertisement markets Hromo Quinine tablets as a cure for a cold in one day. It promises no cure is needed elsewhere and lists a price of 26 conta.
Tribune Educational Contest Seeks More Participants
The Tribune notes no change in leaders Charles Rodriguez Oliver Callahan and Arthur Kemmerer while urging ambitious youths to enter the Educational Contest. With two and a half weeks left to compete, readers are invited to review the rules and the special rewards on page four and join the contest.
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Charles Rodriguez
Oliver Callahan
Arthur Kemmerer
Tribune
Lhfe
Ins
Standing of the Ten Leading Contestants
The list ranks ten contestants with names and addresses in Scranton and nearby towns. Charles Rodriguez leads at 428 Webster Ave Scranton followed by David V. Birtley on West Market Street Providence and Oliver Callahan on Vine Street Scranton. Other entrants include Arthur Kemmerer Factoryville David C. Spencer Bloomsburg Fannie Williams Peckville Grace Simrell Carbondale Harry Reese Hyde Park and Jennie Meyers Take Ariel Pa.
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Charles Rodriguez
Webster Ave
Scran- CO
David V. Birtley
West Market Street
Providence
Oliver Callahan
Vine Street
Scranton
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
David C. Spencer
Bloomsburg
Seese
Fannie E. Williams
Peckville
Eugene Boland
Walnut Street
Dunmore
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Harry Reese
Evans
Court
Hyde Park
Jennie Meyers
Ariel
Markets Falter Amid Mixed Moves In New York Trading
New York September 1 The stock list shows only modest changes with coal issues slipping while Reading and New Jersey Central dip briefly before some recovery. A strike rumor in Penn’s anthracite region weighs on sentiment as London investors eye a possible ripple. The German loan to be placed in New York adds risk as gold demand expectations rise. Total sales reach 710000 dollars with slight declines across major issues.
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New York
Lackawanna
New Jersey Central
Penney Tvinda
Ais
London
Stock Exchange
Ceeking
Nw York
Dali
St. Fonts Southern Woods
Dairy Prices and Produce Items From Local Market
A fragmented list shows items such as milk products and dairy lines with prices. Also noted are potatoes and onions with per unit pricing and a reference to a patent product labelled Fiewr-Hest. The text includes several garbled vendor names and unclear weights.
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Dale
Lackawanna Ae Mater
Eowe
Fiewr—Hest
Wheat and Soy Prices Steady as Markets Weigh Supplies
Philadelphia markets report firm wheat with higher prices for September contracts. Cotton remains steady with middling around 1141, fresh nearby soybeans at 18 cents, and a mix of grain receipts totaling thousands of bushels and barrels. Shipments show wheat 31,000 bushels and corn 21,000, oats 11,000.
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Philadelphia
Hutier-thuiet
New York
Peime
Bihda
Ronttera
Epring
Malbec
Flour Market News Reflects Firm Wheat at New York Trade
In New York on September 1 the flour market showed encouragement as wheat prices stood firm. The report notes strong closings for No 2 red and white wheat futures, with some months higher and spot prices steady.
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New York
Baluth
Alleen
Cithine
Yolo
May
Mit
Miles Oe
Dee
Gotbalie
White State
Aityadee
Hither
Gellinet Stead
Ritter—Steudssonealery
Jageties
Weber
Malie
Chicago Market Summary Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
Livestock prices show varied demand with 9 1/2 to 10 1/4 dollar cattle trades and a sale total around 95 000. Cattle weighers include Texans and western feeders with calves and cows trading steady to lower. Sheep and lambs rise with strong demand for western lambs and high quality lots selling at firm to higher values.
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Chicago
Pteady
Westernia
Atealy
Sale Toy
Texas
Texas Grass Gleera
Siafaard
Texas Bulls
Cholee Howe
Wilk
Wheat Prices and Market Quotes in Chicago Ledger
Chicago market notes report cash quotations for grains and provisions. Wheat, corn, oats and barley prices mixed with deliveries and futures terms. flour, pork products, and whiskey values listed, with few changes from prior readings.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Cor
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reflect Mixed Buffalo Sale
Mixed consignments from Canada and local shippers report steady to strong demand for light grades while heavy packer lots show weakness. Prices noted include 81.0 for some cattle and 84 for select sheep and lambs amid varied buyer activity at the Buffalo sale.
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Fiat
Canada
Sheep and lamb market notes from New York sale
Fragmentary market report from New York listing sheep and lamb prices and lots. Mentions calves yearling and older stock with figures such as 4.55 and culls. References seats and Canada Tumba with unclear context.
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New York
I.a
Yearlin
Alta
Market Report Cattle Prices Steady Across Classes
Market notes show cattle prices holding steady on September 1 with prime and common beef figures near unchanged. Better grades like choline wether and veal calves are described as good to steady with minimal shifts in value across categories.
Unclear Auction Results Reported With Mixed Entries
Fragmentary OCR notes show several figures such as 125 and 75 43 and 6800d with terms like average and credit valuation. No clear bidder names or items are identified and no bid accepted.
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Credit
Suijanontw
Ryne
Strikers Return to Work At Blank Mant and Glass Company
White workers at the blank plant halted work yesterday over employment of colored labor. After a note of discharge for the colored workers, the night shift and morning crew faced disruption until the white workers returned to duty.
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Stroudstore
Blank Imant and Glass Company
Works
Corporations Chartered in Pennsylvania Sept
The state departments issued charter approvals for several companies. G. Mertin Company and Pitter Capital were chartered, along with Canton Land Company in Centre County with 82 900 capital and Trevit Lake Tee Company in Bermgon with 90 000 capital. Detroit Lake Water Bupjug Company received 10 009 capital in Scranton.
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Harrisburg
Sept. Ll
Atute
G. Mertin Company
Pitter Capital
Canton Land Company
Washinton
Coburn Water Company
Penn Town Ship
Centre County
Trevit Lake Tee Company
Bermgon
Detroit Lake Water Bupjug Company
Scranton
Fire Rips Through Tressor Stave and Lumber Plant
In Mant, Pennsylvania, the Tressor Stave and Lumber company was destroyed by a blaze today. The fire consumed about a million staves and 100,000 feet of lumber along with all machinery, causing total loss with no injuries reported.
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Huntingdon
Tressor Stave and Lumber Company
Mant
Lea
Washington Mystery Names Prompt Brief Notice
A fragmented entry lists names such as Tenslyin Arlurhal William Sander Aves and Lucie county with scattered terms including dance and Lackdwanna, lacking clear context or event details. The readable fragments suggest a local notice or notices but no coherent action or outcome is evident.
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Washington
Tenslyin
Arlurhal
William Sander
Aves
Lucie County
Lackdwanna
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Constitutional Remedies
An ad claims deafness can be cured only by constitutional remedies, explaining deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. It promises $100 for any case cured by catarrh treatment and markets Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Espey
Lara
Tree
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