Ex-Attorney General Palmer Reports on Chicago Trust Conference
Mr. Palmer, appointed by Governor Stoni, attended the Chicago trust conference and found a mix of political economists reformers architects and cranks. He notes the absence of a trust promoter and contrasts anti trust views with proposals to regulate or license interstate business. He singles out Mr Bryan as disappointing in both address and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Narre
N. W. Palmer
Chicago
Stoni
Texas
Arkansas
Bryan
Cochran
Jawa
Palmer Bald
Texan
Golden Medical Discovery Ad Prompting Recovery Claims
A farmer recounts using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pills to treat catarrh liver and stomach problems after exposure to harsh work conditions. He reports improved appetite weight gain and overall health and urges readers to contact the doctor for a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toa
Wester Kieg
John A. Calloway
Columbus
Georgia
RH. ¥. Pierce
Bubato
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Tam
Pierce
Orator Bryan and southern delegates at the convention
The article describes Mr Bryan's remarks amid a convention where delegates from Texas Arkansas and other states pushed back. They viewed anti trust law as a remedy but their votes on resolutions show their confidence wavered, reflecting a tense political moment.
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Bryan
Marcke Cochrin
Texas
Arkanein
Torney
Bove Indus trial association lays cornerstone in Wilkes Barre
The Wilkes Barre Bove Industrial association will lay the cover stone on Oct. 4 with exclusive internal exercises. One member will offer prayer another will speak and all will sing a song titled An Address to the City Fathers. Mayor Nichols will address trustees as city councilors sit on the platform. The group plans to rent the auditorium and upper floors for events and functions including suppers with modern kitchen facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Nichols
Senate
Toye’ Tnedustrial Association
Female labor scare hits Pottsville factories
Pottsville reports a shortage of female labor as shirt factories struggle due to lack of hands. Once many girls left the town during dull periods, now demand rises while local manufacturers struggle to find workers and factories consider relocating.
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Pottsville
Mottsville
Odek
Weddings in Pottsville and surrounding towns
Multiple notices of upcoming and recent marriages across Pottsville Shenandoah Tamaqua Mahanoy City Honesdale and Wilkes Barre area. Names include Howard Fritzinger Mise Marie Fisher Robert Perneler Cora Reed Charles Gronewalt Kate Gillman Jane Rose Thomas A Gregr Mary Kock Nicholas Fiverling Mary Kittner Charles Britten Susie Rose Elizabeth Phillips Josiah Davis Edith Bedwarts Richard Neffert Adam Tucker Susan Bedford Patrick F Reddy Margaret Wade John Trabosch Carolina Denopolis R S Mercur Grice Houck Carmel Koitile Mina Knittle Fred Wintersteen with plans for autumn weddings and a wedding tour before settling in western home.
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Howard Fritzinger
Mise Marie Fisher
Milnesville
Wil
Robert Perneler
Cora Reed
Pottsville
Charles Gronewalt
Mise Kate Gillman
Waxleton
Honesdale
Jane Rose
Thomas A. Gregr
Patrick Hobbs
Mahanoy City
Mary Kock
Shenandoah
Nicholas Fiverling
Misa Mary Kittner
St. Magdalen’s Church
Honeydale
William Darvel
Charles Britten
Susie Rose
Joseph F. Towhey
Palo Alto
Elizabeth P. Phillips
Pottaville
Pottaville, Missa Lottie Neffert
Tamaqua
Josiah Davis
Lansford
Tucedas
Edith Bedwarts
Richard Neffert
Adam J. Tucker
Susan Bedford
Tucker
Republican
Patrick F. Reddy
Margaret Wade
Annunciation
John Trabosch
Carolina Denopolis
F. W. Longinus
R. S. Mercur
Centralia
Lenhfeh
Grice Ho
Port Carbon
Death claimed George Fetabrook after stroke in Athens
George Fetabrook, age 68, of Athens died Monday after a paralytic stroke from a fall in July. He had lived in Athens since then and previously worked in business in jail. Surviving sons are Charles of Washington, Gen L of Philadelphia, and Frank L of Athens. first wife Surenn Maiafeer died 1879, second wife Laura Moreach is survived. Funeral held at 4 PM from Wyoming Avenue residence with Rev. I C Murdock and Rev. Sprague officiating. pallbearers listed. interment at Forty Fort Cemetery in private ceremony.
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George J
Fetabrook
East Athens
Athens
Binen
Mwe
Orwell
Surenn EF. Maiafeer
Laura Morechant
Charles Th
Weehington
Philadelphia
Frank L
WL & Youn
Kingston
Wyoming Avenue
I. C. Murdock
Kingston Methodist Episcopal Church
Tr. Sprague
Seminary
Christian Rach
J. F. Nugent
BR. Marev
George
Flanagan
Gienn
Page
Mr Binom
Moomsburg
Forty Fort
Proceedings of the Lackawanna Presbytery Opening Sessions
The Lackawanna Presbytery convened in Susquehanna with exams for ministry candidates led by Rev. Dr. Robinson and others. Rev. William Jessup of Syracuse spoke on Syrian missions, praising growth and urging support for schools and institutions. The Towanda Susquehanna Collegiate Institute seeks funds as finances strain.
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William Jessup
Scranton
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute
Towanda
KE. Robinson
Stewart
McLeod
Nye
Campbell
Mr. Cowan
Pecleville
Dr. Robinson
von Krug
T Steinman
Mr. Foster
Feranton
Syracuse
Syria
Jessup
H. H. Jessup
Heyrout
New Brunswick
Meeers
Hy. A. Nye
J. H. Cowan
Bernice Church
Freedmen's board debt progress report by Dr Moffatt
Dr Moffatt reports the Freedmen's board contributions total 5499.78 with an 840000 debt from last May largely prepaid. About 40000 of the amount has been paid in.
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Moffatt
Freedmen's Board
Board of Last May
West Pittston Fair Draws Small Crowd on Rainy Day
Heavy rain kept attendance near 200 at the West Pittston fair as the day’s program proceeded. Majors Gorman’s horse won the 2.46 class purse of 850 in three straight heats, with the 2.24 and 2.35 trotting or pacing events also held. aero display postponed to tomorrow due to wind.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
West Pittston Fair
Tribune
Major
Gorman
Scranton
Major S
H. &. Gorman
Scran
Ned
C. F. Austin
Watie
Niyn Wib Usughiv
Walter J
HOS. Gorman
Wilkes-Barre
Crissteeeaed
The
Aeronaut
Exhi
Wanda
B. m
Charles Jackson
Wyoming
Tor
TOR Wacsvine Pendynebay Ak
David Copperfield
Charlee Jackson
Fannie G
M. Ty
Perrin
Pittaton
Electric Prince
MH. N
Williams
Babe
John F. Dean
Trouble at Stevens Colliery Raises Labor Tensions
Pittston September 24. After a riot weeks ago at Stevens colliery, 15 workers remain at the mine for repairs. Foreigners warn they will halt work starting today with deputies guarding the scene. No Polander strikers appeared. Polish workers continue. Sheriff posts notices near the colliery to deter further unrest.
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Pittston
Stevens
Harvey
Allentown Fair
Marly
Oaliiery
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Claims Maple Syrup Flavor
The finest leaf sugar inspires Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during preparation, giving it a maple syrup taste and pleasant take. It is presented as a universal cure for coughs colds grippe croup and whooping cough, claimed unequaled and fast acting, with Matthews Bros. as wholesalers and retailers.
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Matthews Bros
Wholetale
TUNKHANNOCK NOTES Entertainment for library fund planned
The Buffalo lecture bureau manager and Professor Morelock with Tunkhannock high school students organize five monthly entertainments to raise funds for the school library. They seek subscriptions to cover expenses before the engagement opens. Rod e of the Presbyterian church visits Susquehanna for a meeting. W Spickler returns from Trumansburg hospital after typhoid fever. VW Krain, formerly of thieves, now in town, sold his house and lot to Mrs. Susan Bisse of Mahanoy City.
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Tunkhannock
Buffalo
Morelock
Mctoner
Rodee
Presbyterian Church
Suequehanna
W. Spickler
Paul Billings & Co
Trumansbury
Cortland
Krain
Walusine
Susan Bisse
Mahanoy City
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised by Cheney Co
An old newspaper ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy. It claims internal doses from 10 drops to one teaspoon affect blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any cured case that fails. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills as the best.
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Schence
Halle
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Ce Ae & Co
Markets Endure Wild Fluctuations On New York Exchange
New York September 10 marked a day of extreme volatility as prices swung widely and professionals closed accounts. Major stocks showed mixed results with heavy trading and a record Brooklyn Trowell stock dominated the session, while bonds and money markets remained largely steady.
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New York
Pricnas
Continental Tobacco
Colorado Tuel
Consolidated Gas
Federal Fteel
Manhattan
People's Gas
Sugar, Tobacco
Metropolitan Street Railway
Brooklyn Transit
Paul Rock Teland
Burlington, Northwestern
Great Western
Chicago
Tiwels
St. Paul
Duluth
Chirag Traction
Great Northern
Reading First
Brooklyn Trowelt
Wien
Maine
Eyme
Ponda
Fragmented OCR listing dairy and produce prices
Corrected by FHLG. Dale, 2 Lackawayne Avenues Rlutter-Creamery and other items show prices for butter, milk, beans, potatoes, and lemons. includes per bushel and per box figures with small totals and currency notes.
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Dale
Ula
Otate
H.m
Wheat and dairy prices report from New York market
Market notes from New York on September 2 describe flour and grain futures with mixed signals, No 1 northern wheat options opening higher then easing. Butter steady. dairy products show varied creamery and imitation creamery prices across western and eastern markets with midday adjustments.
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New York
Vane Creamery
Small dc
Sready
State
Pennavivanis
Wate
Mark
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Report Mystery
Fragmentary OCR text from Philadelphia grain market notes mentions wheat and corn futures with firm bids and September contracts but remains largely unreadable. No clear events, prices, or entities beyond generic market terms and a few garbled phrases.
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Philadelphia
Rept
Tyallye
Baye, Dale
Agricultural Prices and Markets Report Summary
Market notes show demand for potatoes and eggs steady in Pennsylvania and New York regions. Various commodities including buttercream, corn, oats, and poultry quote firm or steady prices with specific lots and shipper movements recorded. large grain shipments noted with thousands of bushels moving to market.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Ehules
Els
Chicago Market Roundup Shows Wheat Speculation Revival
Chicago trading mixed as Bent and M Wheat speculation revived amid dull opening and steady to higher prices for September and December. Cash quotes list No 2 red and other grains with varied bids while a broad range of commodities including pork, lard, and whiskey show activity.
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Chicago
Bent
Cort Cloweil
Cattle and Hogs Move Vigorously at Chicago Market
Chicago reports mixed demand with choice cattle steady while ordinarys slip. Prices show cattle at 5.76 to 6.85, common grades 4.50 to 8.00, stock cattle and feeders up to 4.70, Texas steers around 4.15. Hogs sell 6.00 to 7.00, mixed lots 6.00 to 7.00, cows and heifers around 2.00 to 3.50, lambs and sheep softer at about 2.50. Western flocks mix with overall firmer tone on some classes. Total receipts near 10,000 cattle, 10,000 hogs, 16,000 sheep and lambs.
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Chicago
Texas
Western Ranger
Revelpte
East Buffalo Grain Market Receipts and Prices Report
East Buffalo notes mixed grain receipts with strong for some oats and corn while others show steady to firm bids. Highlights include Yorkers, Michigan and other markets with varied prices for heavy and mixed lots and several holdovers.
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East Buffalo
Eornaien
Shah
Market Report from New York Livestock Sale Sept 2
Auction notes show steers and heifers steady under grades with calves and cows mixed. Prices quoted include top veal around 210 and hogs firm near 20,000, with lambs and sheep varying and calves selling unevenly through the day.
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New York
Hoge
Local Markets Report With Scattered Nonsensical Entries
A fragmented OCR reading lists numerous garbled terms and strings such as place names, codes, and item fragments. The readable bits do not form a coherent event or report a clear outcome or dates.
Unclear OCR item on OM City barrels and bids
Fragmentary report mentions credit balances certificates opened bids in a salon and shipment terms with barrels and averages. Details are garbled. entities and actions are partially readable but insufficient for a precise summary.
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OM City
Sept. M
Shaltys Close
Hive Cent
Snake in Post Office Surprises Milford Postmaster
Milford Pike County postmaster faced a large writhing snake while sorting mail. The reptile tangled around his sleeve and body, prompting Wintermute to free himself as the snake moved about the post office.
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Milford
Seni
Tanae Winterminte
Mil Rin
Pike County
Vic
Wintermute
Reptile Killer Found After Grovery Store Incident
A man assaulted a nearly six foot reptile in a grocery store scene. The attacker pinned the creature’s head with a boot heel after a brief confrontation, leading to the reptile’s death.
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Funke
Grovery
Carpenter Daniel Whhon Injured Falling From Barn
Willie Barrie reports that on Sept 2 in Salem township carpenter Daniel A Whhon fell about forty feet from a barn he was working on. He sustained broken leg and ankle fractures. Dr Fans of Stichshinny treated him.
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Willie Barrie
Daniel A Whhon
Salem Township
Priest W J Burke Dies After Heart Failure
Shamokin reports the death of Rev W J Burke at the parsonage from heart failure. He served at the Gay Roman Catholic church and was ordained in 1806 after studies at SS Vincent College in Alt Legheny.
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Shamokin
W. J. Burke
SS. Vincent College
Alt Legheny
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Carbondale
Charles EK. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church of
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Lackawanna
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Wall Street Review
J. A. Rts- Bell & Co
Connell Building
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Tobacco Co
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Atty Tilt
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Delaware
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Southern Pacific
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Beranton Packing Co
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Icoon Dime Op & Die Tank
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Seranton Light
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Clark & Bnover
Laeke Township School
Beranton
Mt. Vernon Coal
Scranton Traction We
T. M. Johns
Taylorville
Ind
Johann Hoff
Johann Hell
Henare
Lackawanna Avenue
Chicago Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
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Stendy
Choles Wellers
Hai.t
Ceylon
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