Trout fishing case in Stroudsburg awaits ruling
A landmark question of law regarding lawfully catching trout with a landing net advances to a higher court. The Pohomatine preserve dispute involves J Price Weather and Lewis Elliott, with experts Storm and Palmer for the defense. If the ruling goes against anglers, it could end nonnet landings and impact trout fishing across the state.
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Seranton Tribune
Scranton Tribune
Siroudaturg
Craig
J. Price Wether
Philadelphia
Lewsir Elliott
Enme
Tiess Township
Wetherit
Billo
Tholt
McMichaels
John F. Storm
A. Mitchell Palmer
Charles B. Staples
Wilton
Bradford Medical Society marks fiftieth anniversary banquet
The Bradford County Medical Society held its fiftieth anniversary banquet at the Ward House Towanda on September 1 with forty six members present. Guests from near and far included Drs Guthrie Taylor Waller Lathrop DeWater and others. Toasts reviewed fifty years of the Bradford County Medical Society with remarks on medicine law and future trends.
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Scranton Tribune
Bradford County Moesent Society
Ward Howes
le Sogiely
C. H. Cut
Packer Hospital
Sayre
Ward House
George F. Terry
Terrytown
State Society
Ll. W. Dennison
Sabre
5. M. Woodburn
Towanda
Twenty Five Years a Priest Bereroth of White Haven
Yesterday marked Rev Father Bereroth's twenty fifth year ordination and pastorate at the Catholic church of White Haven. A reception honoring the milestone drew congregants and guests, with attendees traveling from distant areas to pay tribute.
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Wither-Bartme
Father Bereroth
White Haven
Priest Honored At Evening Entertainment
In the evening an entertainment was held where the beloved priest received a purse of $1,000. This morning a high mass was celebrated at the church and many visiting dignitaries offered congratulations.
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Mixa Jean
Aimilar
Cranston
Evory
Bowser
Chicago
Kresto
Langcliffe Church
Avoca
Rosser
Tilcomebure State Normal School opens large 210 senior class
Opening days at Tilcomebure State Normal School show record enrollment. The senior class numbers 210, the largest in school history, with around 500 students expected this term. Every room is occupied, marking an unprecedented fall term.
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Bloomabure
Tilcomebure State Normal Pehod
Montrose Fire Department Parade Delights Montrose Citizens
Montrose Pa Sept 14 The Montrose fire department held a fine parade with visiting Croton Hose of Owero and Gibson band among the major participants. Mayor Smith welcomed visitors while Attorney J S Green gave an apt reply. The procession moved through principal streets and ended with a special train departure for home, praised as one of the finest parades ever seen here.
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Montrose
Montrose Fire Department
Croton iTcre
Owero
Trough and
Heady
Gibson Band
Tarbell
Smith
J. 8. Green
Owego
Principe
W. FE
Tinathes
Payne
Brodhead
George Baker
H. W. Adame
Qweso Fire Department
Nichole
Bend
Croton Hose Company
Frank Vanburry
Pough Am Heady Chemical Company
Warner
Nesene Hook and Ladder Company
Charles A. Deamy
Montros
Cleary
Tie Sown Council
Carrages
Cooten Mowe Company
Friomis
Uh Montrare
Ecoarse
Runaway Cars Damage Mines. One Week Shutdown
A burst of runaway train cars from Burnside struck and damaged two engines at Peerless drift near Shamokin yesterday. The incident forced mine operations to halt about half the mines for a week to repair the damage.
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Shamokin
Burnside
Obituaries from Schuylkill County and adjacent towns
Local obituaries note Lydia Kemmerly of St Clair and Mrs William Allison of Port Carbon dying after illness at home. Also listed are James M Geager of Shamokin a Civil War veteran. Annie Little and Mary Klinger of Tombchicken. Mrs Stanley Chidden of West Pittston. Miss Linzie Ann Evans of Wilkes Barre. Sister Mary Luke of Carbondale. multiple relatives and funeral plans across Carbondale Pittston Avoca Jermyn Scranton and surrounding areas.
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AL Potaville Hospital
Lydia Kemmerly
St. Clair
William Allison
Coal Street
Port Carbon
Allison
Mise
Morris
St. Chilr
May
Fanny
Katie
Schuylki County
Willian Allison
Shamokin
James M. Geager
Annie Little
Mary Klinger
Solomon Klinger
Tombchicken
Coninghim Cemetery
Klinker
Y. Frederick
Minnich
Tombicken
Frank Tuttenhouse
Holler
Maycock
Weasley Klinger
Conyneham
Hulahafer
Catawissa
Ritter
Sun
Wilies- Harre
Exnert
Hagen
West Pittston
Pittaton Cemetery
Ming Linzie
Ann Evans
Mre
Thomas Evans
South
Sher Man Street
Wilkes-Barre
Altor
Margaret
Sister Mary Luke
Carbondale
Mies Mary i iHren
bin Vee
Mra
Luke O'Triee
Avoca
Carbhandale Cemetery
Brosnera Tromas
Jermyn
James
Alton
Michael
Patrick
Luke
Mia
James Hartiet
Scranton
Susquehanna County Notes of Death Crime and Politics
The remains of James Neymile from Scranton were buried in Laurel Hill cemetery after a large local turnout. A Bridgewater Baptist association session drew many from Susquehanna and Bradford counties. John Myers was jailed for burglary in Lanesboro, taken from a mob on Car nv an Island, with a grand jury awaited. A frost occurred on the hills near Susquehanna. Local political feud between the Susquehanna Transcript and Journal sparked renewed personal attacks over the Montrose register and recorder nomination.
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Seranton Tribune
Susquehanna
James Neymile
Scranton
Laurel Hill
Friendaville
Erie
Bridgewater Baptist Association
Bradford
Jackson
John Myers
Goodwin
Robert Kishpaugh
Lanesboro
Offeer Washburn
Myers
Carnvan’s
Justice Williams
Montrose
Busquehanna
Busquehanna Transcript
Journal
Samuel & Wright
Register and Recorder
Transcript
Dutot Reported Dead in Monroe County Political Turmoil
The Monroe County independent Democrats face a destabilizing shock as news spreads that Dutot has died. The death shocks leaders amid a bitter contest with regular Democratic factions over the Register and Record role, with West End independents rallying to verify the report.
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Htrowlebure
Monroe
Walter
Dutetas
West End
Dutot
Noted pier figure Dulot reacts to death report
A well known live man Dulot, a leading figure among judges, commented on a death report with humor saying Vander may have been mixed up with him. He would rather be a live candidate than a dead millionaire any day.
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Dulot
Hoe
Vander
Tunkhannock Fair Opens Third Day Races Reported
Special to the Beranton Tribune from Tunkhannock September 14 describes rough weather affecting attendance at Wyoming County fair day two, strong exhibits in the women’s department, a balloon ascent planned for today, and local horse races won by Nina B. and Major with purse details. Officials listed include J J Crawford and Charles Barlow as judges and Major H W Bardwell as starter. Ferkston cornet band provides music.
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Beranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Wyoming
Baker
Montress
Horen
Nina B
Mr. Sherwood
Mill City
Maxey
Rex Anna
Lusssanna
Poor Richard
Hallstead
Uncle Ned
Malva
J. J., Crawford
Scranton
Charles Barlow
Geo L. Kennard
Mesheppen
T. B. Mead
H. W
Accident at Pittston At New Railroad Bridge
A likely fatal accident occurred at the West Pittston bridge under construction for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. Michael Keating of Pittston was struck by a rope that parted during hoisting, knocked from the trestle, and fell thirty feet onto the river pier. He is seriously bruised with a fractured arm, facial cuts, and suspected internal injuries. taken to Pittston hospital.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Susquehanna River
West Pittston
Michael Keating
Phoenix Bridge Company
Keating
Will Drink Spring Water From New Susquehanna Reservoir
Susquehanna, Sept. 14. With the completion of a new reservoir on the Dutchess farm in Jackson township the Susquehanna Water Company secures an ample supply of spring water. The 30 by 80 foot structure holds four barrels and cost 12000 dollars. The company also operates three main reservoirs on Jackson and Grand streets with a total capacity of 33 509 barrels and a total investment of 45090 dollars. All reservoirs are covered stone buildings, neatly painted and well kept.
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Susquehanna
Dutchess
Jackson Township
Susquehanna Water Company
Busquehanna
Jackson Street
Grand Street
Towl Press
Minister Accused in Larceny Case at Wind Gap
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania on September 4 Rev H S Rice of Wind Gap was arrested on larceny charges. Harrison Hahn of Wind Gap accuses Rice of taking railroad packages marked C from the Lehigh and New England depot on several occasions. Rice posted bail before Equire Ely of Wind Gap and his supporters insist on his innocence pending trial.
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Stroudsburg
H. 8
Rice
Wind Gap
Monroe County
Harrison Hahn
Hahn
Lehigh and New England Railroad
Eequire Ely
Man arraigned for murder after wife’s death
Frank Newhart of Edwardsville was arraigned in Wilkes‑Barre court for murder after a June 28 shooting that killed his wife. His lawyers requested a one week delay. Judge Lynch declined to interfere as the case heads to the next term.
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Tudge Lynch
Newhart
Local Virginia Farmers Credit Chamberlain Medicine Cure
Two farmers from Fincastle Virginia attest to chronic diarrhoea relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. J I Gibbs and I L Shaver report twelve years of illness cured by one and three bottles respectively. Casper druggist supplied the remedy. Matthews Bros act as wholesale and retail agents.
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Gibba
Fincastle
Chamberlain
District officers elected at Towanda meeting
Towanda on September 14 reported district officers were elected at the meeting. Names and positions are listed in the official minutes, reflecting local leadership changes and upcoming community needs.
County convention outlines leadership for Patriotic Lone of America
The Canton event lists President A. FB Brutemean Towanda and officers F N Hubbard Vetoria master of forma A G Delpench recording secretary Dr J Faning financial secretary FE W Cole treasurer M T Hoxton conductor D G Smith inspector Ed Tomlinson guard Ely Diddle trustees J H Bailey D W Johnson O W Fawcett. The 1900 convention will be held at Troy.
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Patriotic Lone of America
Canton
A. FB. Brutemean
Towanda
F. N. Hubbard
Vetoria
A. G. Delpench
J. Faning
FE. W. Cole
Treneurer
M. T. Hoxton
D. G. Smith
Ed. Tomlinson
Ely Diddle
J. H. Bailey
D. W. Johnson
O. W. Fawcett
Troy
Death of Edward Gruver at Green Street residence
Edward Gruver of Wilkes-Durre died today at his father in law Levi West on Green street after an epileptic seizure at the Monroe county fair. He left a wife and no children. The remains will be taken to Wilkes-Barre this evening.
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Beranton Tribune
Sivoudwbure
Edward Gruver
Wilkes-Durre
Levi West
Green Street
Monroe County
Gruver
West
Lehigh Valley Medical Magazine Resumes Monthly Issues
After eight months of dormancy the Lehigh Valley Medical Magazine has resumed active operations and shows signs of a prosperous future. It restarts at Glen Summit following a Lehigh Valley Medical Association meeting with Dr. Chas McIntire likely to lead the directing committee.
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Wilkes-Barre
Lahigh Valley Medical Magazine
Lehigh Valley Medical Association
Glen Summit
Chas, McIntire
W C T U Convention Ends With Belle Kearney Address
Montrose Pa September 14 closing exercises at the Presbyterian church drew a larger audience than prior years. Miss Belle Kearney spoke for over an hour to a greatly pleased gathering during the convention.
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Montrose
Presbyterian Church
Belle Kearney
Fifteenth Annual Milton Driving Park Fair Opens
The Milton Driving Park and Fair Association prepares for its fifteenth annual event in Milton, Pa on October 3 and 4 in 1869. Officials forecast the fair as the most successful in the association’s history as a new road provides access for attendees arriving by trolley car and horse teams.
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Milton Driving Park and Fair Association
Milton
Miner Buried by Gravel Fall Rescued in Palmyra
In Palmyra, James Tigue was buried under earth and gravel while walking near a high bank. He was rescued after workers labored to free him, ending a perilous position.
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Honesdale
Palmyra Townehin
James Tigue
Weleht
Recent Weddings in Shamokin and Hazleton
At Shamokin, Miss Maud Shipman married John Bertram Hagenbuch of Philadelphia at the home of Mr and Mrs John la Shipman with Rev. Dr J W Gittland officiating. In Hazleton, Miss Roberca L Alexander wed Arthur Lockwood of Berkeley California at the home of Leroy Alexander with Rev M Lu Srveer officiating. couple to reside in California.
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John la Shipman
Shamokin
Maud Shipman
John Bertram Hagenbuch
Philadelphia
J. W. Gittland
Presbyterian Church of
Hazleton
Mra
Leroy Alexander
Mike Roberca L. Alexander
Arethur
Lockwood
Berkley
California
M. Lu. Srveer
Paviecopal Church
TUNKHANNOCK NOTES AND TOWN MEETING ACTIONS
The borough council met at the hose house with Rittridge Brown Hungerford and Sickler present along with Burgess Sampson Street Commissioner Carpenter and High Constable Harding. Receipts from the fremen convention totaled 111.50 in fines and 96.00 in licenses. expenses for detectives and extra police were 76.90. A resolution praised Detective Stephenson for his gratuitous service at the firemen’s convention and extended thanks to Binghamton officials. Street lighting contract with Wellsbach Light Co was approved at 1100 per year using the old plant system. Discussions covered lamp brightness of 1200 candle power and communications with Wellsbach about their street lighting. County Auditor G D Wright of Laceyville visited town Thursday.
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Hose House
Wednegday
Rittridge
Brown
Hungerford
Sickler
Burgess Sampson
Carpenter
Harding
Burkese Sampson
Fremen
Kittudge
City of
Binghamton
Stephenson
Reading
Wellsbach Light Company
G. D. Wright
Laceyville
Thureday
Town Entertainment and Health Ad Claims Curable Cata rrah
Social notices list town residents visiting and parade plans while an advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure from Cheney Toledo claiming constitutional cure. It markets testimonials and offers $100 reward for failures. Remains promotional and period-typical.
Markets Endure Losses After Early Rally In New York Trading
The market opened higher but gains faded late as traders shifted to profit taking and liquidity concerns. Grangers and related rail stocks led the declines while a few utilities and industrials recovered modestly, with overall activity subdued and bond markets showing mixed results. Total volume approached 482 thousand shares with several obscure issues moving more than usual.
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New York
Boot
St. Paul
Lonna
Treasury Department
Bert
Gub-Treasury
Pune
Londo
Ozerlin
Enite
Bank of England
London
Brooklyn Transit
Tennessee Coal
Polnta
Snear
Tolativo
Loan Municipal
People’s Gas
Iron and Steel Storks
Pullman
Twin City
Mobile
Ohio
Pacific Coast
Knickerbocker
United States
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered price and brand terms
Fragmentary OCR text lists scattered product-like terms, prices, and makers such as Witter-Creamery and Ole Hiee-Kileot Western alongside numbers and percentages. Content appears garbled and does not form a coherent news item or notice.
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Dale
Witter—Creamery
Arkin
Tsc
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Prices and Shipments
Market report from Philadelphia notes wheat contracts firming and grains mixed with quotes for corn oats and rye. Potatoes and poultry show steady to dull demand while flour shipments reach 3000 barrels and corn and wheat totals around 80 000 and 27 000 bushels respectively.
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Philadelphia
Wien
Quito
Towle
Tlyas Brokore
Leo Emall
Wuakse
New York Grain and Produce Market Report
The New York grain and produce market shows quiet to unsettled trading across commodities. No. 1 northern Duluth wheat and corn prices moved marginally with spot markets firming briefly but easing, while butter and cheese prices appear stable to slightly lower in mixed dairy quotes.
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New York
Duluth
Tee
Atic
Malia
Pelgadee
Imation Creamery
Vette State Dairy
Awe. de
Jarre
Leeaall
Wheat market mood and prices in Chicago trading
Fragmentary Chicago market notes show broad drops in wheat and overall price softness amid heavy September deliveries and unsettled short-term sentiment. Prices for corn and oats appear unchanged with scattered references to miscellaneous grain and livestock items.
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Chicago
Timothy Sev
Lore
Livestock Market Report From Manhold Texas Auction
The message describes mixed cattle and calf sales at Manhold Texas with prices for cows heifers calves and hogs. It notes demand and prices for hogs cattle and sheep with some bartered values and mentions buyers and sellers.
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Gowles
Manhold
Texas
Pili
Berlin
Unclear OCR item about cattle and wool trade receipts
Fragmentary report notes receipts related to cattle and wool goods with references to sheep lambs and workers. Mentions exchanges between individuals and a common hall, with unclear figures and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falriy
New York Trade Notes Mixed With Scattered Items
An assortment of cryptic market terms and product mentions from New York trading notes. References include fodling, veule blondy, vealh, fowl calves, eraser, bone and Star Merits along with scattered brand-like terms and quantities such as 100 and 60. The fragmentary text implies a busy, unresolved listing of goods and prices with several unreadable items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Unclear OCR: Cash Sale Bid Details for Shipments
Fragmentary OCR notes show a bid for cash sales of shipments with amounts like 5,000 and 2,000 dollars. Mentions Wilifiicones and THORL Kune with average figures and a shipment count, but key details are unreadable.
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Mlcy
Bop
Ik—redit Lmianees
Wilifiicones
Mig
Thorl Kune
Averc Ame
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Father Bergrath
Atlantic Refining CO
Bloomsburg State Normal School
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D. M. Rosser
Cranston Residence
Mary Law
Robert Crenston
David M. Iosser
Kingston
Arlom
D. T. Smythe
McDonald
Lohenerin
Robert Webber
Mary McCrindie
Lydia Cransten
Wilkes- Marre
Abne
William McMillan
Frank Silverwood
Susquehanna County
DR. Martel
Apedal
America
Medical Magazine
Wetll
Hall
F. J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
Otto
PF. J, Cheney, &O
Druggtets
Lackawanna Avenue
Wall Street Review
Third National Bank
Scranton Hl
Beranton Farming Co
Oe & Snover Co
Clark & Boover Co
Pence & Aif
Feranton Axle Works
Lacks. Dairy Co
HONDA
Scranton Pass
Hie & Co
Connell Sittin Scranton
Coulton Sees
Mae Wits
AL. T
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Wwe
Cypher L& P
Trek
Linde
Nash
Paotilos
Teaple
Fouth
Pacific
Molen Pacific
Laather
Tinton
Owen- Hieh
Beranton Board of Trade Exchange
National Ie
Rambo
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Buffalo Live Stock Market
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