Democratic Row in Eighth District Sparks Factional Clash
Delegates in the Eighth District meet at the United States Hotel in Easton to push rotation and representation changes. Monroe County presses for greater say in nominating a congressman while Northampton County backs its voting strength, and talks of a convention proceed with mixed support.
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Easton
Storm
Stroudsburg
Aivery Tim
Boston
United States
Tuddie
Northampton County
Monroe
Monro County
Chirbon County
Monroy
Mortray
Mike County
Carbon County
Northampton
Pike
Manuel Chunk
Lund le. Barber
John BL Sturm
Harmons
Ebiehth
Monrocs
John PL Sterm
Th F
Morey
Reg
Hom FF
Sehware
Carbon
Doyelit Crale
Arislin
A.W. Curtitus
Fake
Pudge Dink
Ceorge Swepeniaer
Northampson
Wyoming Baptist Association to Convene at Tunkhannock
The Wyoming Baptist Association plans its annual gathering in Tunkhannock starting Tuesday with sessions through Thursday. Delegates from all departments will be elected by the 240 member count, with women and youth groups participating, and Dr Maria Clinton of Wilkes-Barre slated to address. George Mason of Wilkes-Barre to direct music.
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Tunkhannok
Surquehannia
Wralucing
Nantleole
Woyormina
Tunkhannock
Ash Online
Wilkes
Marre Secretars
George Eo Mason
Wilkerrare
Association Sessions to Feature Noted Speakers
Prominent speakers will address the sessions of the association and representatives of the different denominational bodies will be present.
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Meon Oidered
Wilkes-Barre Couple Wed in Central Methodist Church
Charles P D Hester of Wilkes-Barre and Miss Josephine Lire daughter of Mrs William Merrett of 18 Academy street were married at 1 o clock in the morning in the Central Methodist Episcopal church. Rev Dr More officiated. Ushers included De S S M Welfe Dr T Thomas Mr MeeKee and Th Fo Merrell. The bride, educated at Wilkes Harte Chishorpital, left for a two-week honeymoon on the Penna rail line with the groom after a small reception for immediate family and clergymen.
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Wilkes-Barre
Central Methodist
T Thomas
MeeKee
Th. Fo Merrell
Harte Chishorpitil
Ft Wolock Ponnevivania
Lackawanna Presbytery Opens With New Moderator
Special to The Borunton Tribune Evequehanna Sept Lackawanna Presbytery convened with new moderator Ron Me Cameron of Sylvania Bradford county elected temporary officer The session opened with holy services Rev Wilby Rew LH Wat Kine Brand The meeting reviewed minutes and business discussed dissolving pastoral relations and appointing a new moderator Rev Hodge of Tunkhannock Tracktyn session named moderator until fall meeting. Obituary of Rev Goinge S Emith read. he was born Philadelphia 1932 Princeton College graduate and veteran minister remembered by Rev Dr Mc Low and Rev Dr Stewart.
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Borunton Tribune
Evequehanna
Lackiwwanna Presbytery
Ron Me Cameron
Sylvania
Bradford
Efif
Mt. Coole
Eleork
Haly Hows
Wilby
Wat Kine
Brand
Midh Interes
Brooke
Justies
Preund
Frooklyn
Brooklyn
Hodge
Tunkhannock
Tracktyn
Freund Toon
Stewart
Doa
Overton
J. C. Bibelt
Webster
Congress
W. H. Poberten
Rongo
Land and Nation
Emith
Milleidelphia
Princeton Eollyce
Mc Low
Dievid Davis
Wycox
Om Tes
Firmesitolt
Othe
Wvyaoalurine
Bradford County
Ovation for Man Just Out of Jail
Thomas J. Joyce former editor of the Mahanoy City Diamond returned home after a fifteen month term in the Eastern penitentiary. A large crowd greeted him at the Mahanoy City station and at McMlhenny’s cafe he held a public reception amid sympathy from prominent citizens. He gained health after a light sentence for perjury and libel cases connected to a contested hospital appropriation and later bribery accusations against ex-Senator Coyle.
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Joyce
Wood
Ohare
Aroee
Coyle
Mahanoy City
Hustinge
Moyle
Harrisboro
Rom
Tellas Bente
Eix
Aosainst Joyce
Harrisburg
Luserne County Fair Opens At Pittston Grounds
Pittston hosts the Luserne County Fair opening on entry day with crowds and stock exhibits. Notable displays include Pittston Cut Glass works Fitch and Williams instruments John Wilde fences and Chi gares wagons. A balloon ascent and a $250 purse race are slated for Wednesday with multiple entrants.
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Roe
Wanda
Bhom
Charles Jackson
Wyoming
Walter J. c G. A. & Gorman
Scranton
Fanny G
Bom
M. L. Perrin
Pittston
Francia
Richard F Schwarz Named Special Lecturer at Farm Institute
Special to The Beranton Tribune reports Hon. Richard F Schwarz of Monroe County appointed by Deputy Secretary A T L Miriin of the state department of agriculture as special lecturer for a Farmers Institute. He will speak at about twenty meetings across Susinchunna, Mucks, Montgomery, Philadelphia counties and Paradise Valley in Jacob Learn.
Local Notices From County Clerk and Voter Activities
On the eve of his seventieth birthday a well known county resident is noted. Gustavie A Hemm a law student received from State Senator David Lee a free scholarship to Biote college. Marcus Bartholomew enlisted in the reruler infantry and will be sent to the Presidio. Joseph Bhiffer filed for county commissioner as an independent Republican. An application will be made for a charter for Monroe County Water Supply company. Miss Alice Smith, while riding a bicycle, fell and sustained injuries including a severe wound over her eye and broken nose ridge.
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Gustavie A. Hemm
Laird H. Barber
Fred Bertolette
Presidio
San Francisco
Ninth Penneyivania Volunteers
Joseph Bhiffer
East Btromdehure
Monroe County Water Sunrly Company
Prown's Hill
Mise Alice
Strick — Stone
Rev Dixon Still in the Battle in Monroe County
The Rev Mr Dixon pastor of East Stroudsburg Methodist Episcopal church challenged Agricultural Society managers over liquor licenses. He demanded names of stand keepers and urged action against beer sales. Dixon leads Monroe County Prohibition efforts and previously read applicants, drawing fierce denunciation.
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Ang Hh
Dixon Woldin
Geome
John B Williams
Monroe County
Nev
Dixon
Prohibition Party
Vocare
Their Twenty Fifth Child
Wilkes Barre September 14. Another child born to Mr and Mrs William Swartwood of Mountain Top near Fairview the twenty fifth of twenty five children. Two are dead and twenty three live at home. Two grown children married with families live at the Swartwood homestead. One son and one daughter employed as brakemen on the Central with the father who is an engineer. Three pairs of twins born to the Swartwoods. Swartwoodle about 1 year old and weighs about 250 pounds. His wife about six years younger and weighs about 173 pounds. Both healthy and happy. Thirty people gather at table at each meal.
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Wilkes
Barre
Jiliam Swartwood
Mountain Top
Fairview
Swartwood
Mre
Swartwee
Swartwoodle
Welehs
Black Ridge washery resumes operation at Hazleton
Wetterall & Co's Black Ridge washery in Hazleton resumed operations this morning after extensive repairs. About thirty men and boys will be employed. The plant can produce roughly 190 tons daily. The operators plan to open a stripping site soon and build houses for workers.
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Hazleton
Wetterall & Co
Black Ridge
Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A sales pitch urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy before needed. It claims the medicine relieves bowel complaints, emphasizes convenience, and notes Matthews Bros. as wholesale and retail agents with widespread availability.
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Chamberlain's Colle
Matthews Bros
Highwaymen stab man near Lake Pidler colliery
Shamokin reports that John Miniser was stopped by two highwaymen near Lake Pidler colliery on his way home to Springfield. He refused to surrender his watch and was stabbed in the head, suffering serious wounds as the assailants fled.
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Shamokin
John Miniser
Lake Pidler
Springfwid
Mintser
Democratic county officers chosen at Exchange hotel
In Wilkes Barre on September 1, Democratic county candidates met at 2 pm and elected officers. Chairman is F L Bohan of Pittston. Secretaries named Ambrose O Neill and George L Fenner.
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Wilkes-Barre
Exchange Hotel
FL Bohan
Pittston
Ambrose O'Neill
George L. Fenner
Halls Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and promotes Halls Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the only cure. It offers $100 if it fails to cure and urges readers to send for drawings and testimonials.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Market Opens Higher Then Falters In Mixed Trading
The market opened with a broad advance led by covering orders and some outside buying. A sharp downward wave followed, pushing early gains to vanishing, while the brokers reported cautious sentiment from bears and inside buying for some rails. The day ended weak in the late session with a broad selloff and prices drifting lower.
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New York
London
South African Republic
Seine
Conlers
Wheeling
Lake Bele Common
Wook
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Liv Associated
Unreadable OCR Dairy Ad Notes Prices and Corrections
A distorted early 20th century ad fragment lists Hutter-Creamery and items like cheese full cream and potatoes with unclear prices. The garbled text includes references to correcting by H G Dale and various misspelled product terms, making precise details unreadable.
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H.G. Dale
Lackawatina Avenue
Hutter—Creamery
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Prices Mixed Sept
Market notes show dull steady wheat with firm prices for No 2 and white wheat. Wool and provisions remain firm with steady demand and active jobbing trade for meats and bacon. Receipts include flour and corn with large daily tonnage in market activity.
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Philadelphia
Sotn
Mulie
B. P
Teri
Wala
Lowe
Tuba
Earby
Lees Do
Weston
UTX
Eho
Southwestern
Walie
Douthern
New York
Ohio
Otis
Walla
Dremel Poultry
Fale Dermand
Aone Fers
Broilers
Quarhy
Barge
Medivim Oi
Waldo
Falier
Duehote
Gorn
Duehels
Irregular OCR Report on Dairy Market Conditions
Fragmented text describes dairy products and market notes with scattered terms like creamery dairy butter cheese and milk. Mentions may include western varieties, structure of markets, and stability with some uncertainties about dates and shipments.
Unclear market notes on delays and grain prices
A garbled downtown market entry describes delays and heavy buying by short sellers amid email center disruptions. It mentions prices for grains including wheat, corn, and barley, with references to various grades and quantities, but many terms are corrupted.
Shd Northweet and Timid Seeds Dominate Trade Talk
Mercantile chatter centers on Shd Northweet and prime timothy seed with mentions of Shalt and the pork trade. Figures reference $1.0 and $7 tons alongside land deals at Salton fortet vibes. Unclear names and terms cloud context.
Market Notes on Cattle and Wool Prices
The report lists various animal lots and prices including fat cattle, sheep and lambs, wool culls, and feeder stock. It notes grades and average prices with references to certification and transport details, indicating a rural commodity market update.
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Giiisters
Vorkeret Fottetie
Moe
ELS
Credit Dyances
Fragmentary Trading Notes Show Uneven Market Signals
Readable scraps mention prices and rows of cattle with terms like cows calves and feeders. The text hints at bids and firmness in a uncertain market, with scattered names and references to vendors and commoners without clear events or outcomes.
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Orlin
Eave Howe
Unable to determine clear headline from OCR fragment
The readable text lists varied farm and workshop items including bread production notes and worker roles with scattered figures such as 4504 1.5 and 1.500. It seems to describe trades, livestock, and manufacturing terms without a cohesive report or identifiable events.
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Northeastern
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Beranton Tribune
Wyoming Baptist Association
Gallen's
Lackawanna Presbytery
Susquehanna
Man
Luzerne County Fair
West Pittston
The
Scranton Tribune
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Alan
Salta
Howl
Vestoe
Cnriliant Cadet
Limble
Neranton
Sylea
Penn Clothing and Shoe House
MR. Dixon
Luzerne County
New Democratic County
Hy J. A. Russell & Co
Raibfl & O
Ohlo Marty
Olle
Chaba
Shay Teliwate Hind
Federal Steel
Elvetrie
Poper
Pak Toule
Nash
Manhattan
Fiat Traction Ca
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Pacific
N. J Central
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Norfolk
Norfolk. Net
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Penn KR
Renning
Jepsen
West Paton
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Sal Beranton
Beranton Packinia
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Sorante Porginat Co
Lavekit Ruel
Heranton
Are & Stover
Cork & Snover
Ence
Mie
Co. Aeene
Pru Hieny
Vernon Coa
Empres
Archbiahopa
Mariani & CO
Lackawanna Avenue
J. Connell & CO
Sole Millers
Boot
Elise Steidy
Mayehieeal Cryer
Bayete Fee
Pheotenlier
Cate
Ape Siewdy
Siem
Optim Oulei
Button—Bready
Waser
Orenamoty
Mace
Delite
Tate Datty
Hedin’ Do
Eresimnery
Halts
Mwaitse
Mali
Chicago Grain and Produce
Suliente
Tiple
Walling Mer
Ajax
THOR
Medy CO
Matthews Broa
HW. C. Sanderron
Druggista
Bellavita
Mal Sond
Cirenior
Nikos
Wervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chica’ Y Melarhnis & Phoman Druggists
SY Lackawatra Ave
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Chicago
East Liberty Cattle Market
Fochetve Handy
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