National game causes trouble in Stroudsburg Presbyterians win 47 to 17
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania a Sunday school baseball game between Methodist Episcopal and First Presbyterian churches sparked church-state tensions. The Presbyterians routed the Methodists 47 to 17 as officials Keller and Mick spoke against ball playing while pastors stayed neutral. Key participants included Rev Crawford and Rev Hutchinson, with Presbyterians led by Robert Brown and Go T D Michaels. The Blue Stockings upset the Methodists early, tallying five runs in the first inning and a late surge by the Presbyterians sealed the decisive victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saminton
Stroudsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Sunday School
First Presbyterian Church
Methodist Datch
Nick Dinappewal
Joseph Keller
Jacob Mick
Methodist Apiscopal Church
Keller
Mick
Bell
Messer
John Wealey
Mr. Crawford
M&hutchingon
Presbyterian Church
R. BR. Kelley
Howard J. Flagler
H. F. Miller
Pierson
T. Ward
Presbyterian
TD. Michaels
van €. Peters
Robert Brown
Fry- Wire
Kendrick
Blue Stockings
Wesley
HONESDALE BOOM AS D and H CANAL WORKS EXPAND
Special to The Scranton Tribune reports widespread activity along the Delaware and Hudson canal in Honesdale. Crews remove lumber grade rails and walls while a new bridge over the Lackawaxen is built at Tlandin. A new switch near Durland shoe factory and more construction trains boost employment and town spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Tlandin
Durland
Primary elections shape Wayne County politics in Honesdale
Special to The Borahton Tribune reports both Republican and Democratic parties hold primaries on Sept 25 to nominate delegates for the county convention at the courthouse next Monday. Republicans meet at 2 pm and Democrats in the evening, signaling a lively contest as candidates canvass the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borahton
Honesdale
Seil
Football Opens With Normal Eleven Versus A A Team
Stroudsburg dispatch notes the football season begins tomorrow on the Normal campus with a game between the Normal eleven and the Phillinaburg A A team. Manager Plerzon of the A A association releases the lineup for the Normal side listing Lantz at center Higham at left guard Kennedy at left tackle Rameey at left end Puerme at right guard Hoyle at right tackle Palmer at full back O'Neil at left half back Nees at right half back Davitt at quarterback with subs Sarick Foley Burge.
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Stroudsburg
Normal
Phillinaburg A. A
Plerzon
A. A. Association
M Normal
Lantz
Higham
Kennedy
Rameey
Puerme
Hoyle
Ope
Palmer
O'Neil
Nees
Davitt
Sarick
Foley
Burge
Flaherton Seeks Even Matchup For Clove Fighting
Flaherton notes both teams should weigh about 164 pounds on average and predicts a closely contested clash as the clove fighting game unfolds.
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Flaherton
Adelbert C. Fans ine Named Bradford County Judge
Adelbert C. Fans ine of Troy has been appointed the Bradford County judge. Born in Springfield, he studied at Mansfield State Normal School, then Michigan university law, and was admitted to the Stanford county bar in 1874. He practiced at Athena before moving to Troy and served as Metrict Attorney in 1941, with strong ties to education and church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faning
Wyoming Baptist Pastors Conference at Towanda
The Wyoming Baptist Pastors Conference visits Towanda September 22 with a program listing Rev. Charles Emby Rev. W H Mentzer Rev. T F Phillips Rev. James Kalney Rev. S J Arthur Rev. D D Harmen Rev. W Price and Rev. John Mague. Te ay A F Cook commends the speaker selection for interest.
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Towanda
Wyoming Baptist Pastors
Trev
Charlee Emby
W. HH. Mentzer
T. EF. Phillipes
James Kalney
J. Arthur
DD. Harmen
W. Price
John Mague
Tey A
Cook
The
Charge “Haerres Gieat
Jury convicts in Pittston shooting case for voluntary manslaughter
Wilkes Barre Sept 22 The jury in the case of Charles Vargerson tried for murder in the July 10 Pittston killing of Willon Pulver returned after twenty four hours with a verdict of guilty of voluntary manslaughter. Sentence to be pronounced Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Vargerson
Willon Pulver
Pittston
Ato Oelock
Woman dies at home in Monroe County
Stroudsburg Sept 22 Monroe county reports the death of Mrs Mary McNealy a well regarded resident who lived near Bartonsville She had never seen a doctor in her life and was described as bright and fully mentally sound Her husband had died years earlier in a prior illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Monroe County
Olent
Mary McNealy
Bartonsvill
Lehigh Valley Coal Mine Suspends Operations
Chardville reports No 4 colliery of the Lehigh Valley Coal company shut down temporarily due to an unspecified incident. The suspension puts about 1,000 men and boys out of work while the mine remains closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardville
Pnooker
Lehigh Valley Coat Company
Mine workers strike over wage rise at Morea colliery
Pettsville Rept 22 notes Weeton and Co workers at Morea colliery on strike demanding a wage increase of per yard for mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morea Colliery
Pettsville
Miiere Mt
Weeton, Dodeon & Co
Morea
Honesdale notices of military drills balls and parades
The Thirteenth regiment drills resume Thursday evening. The Alert Mook and Latter company plan their annual ball in the new hall Wednesday Get 4. Protection Engine company parade Thursday Oct 12. Their nremen ade concert and ball are set for Friday Oct 15 at the armory. Mr and Mrs John B H Michmond expected home from the White Mountains Sept 30. Conductor William F Pierce of the Delaware and Hudson Honesdale branch visits his brother in Lincoln Nebraska. Mr Rockwell returned Thursday from visits in Dubuque and western cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Thirteenth Regiment
Oek
Armory
John BH. Michmond
White Mountains
William F. Pierce
Delaware and Hudson
Marriages Reported in Various Towns This Week
In Beaver Meadow Patrick Sharp and Lisle Maloney of Oneida wed Thursday afternoon. In Mauch Chunk Miks Mattle Kauman married Percy M. Gimber of Bethlehem on Wednesday night. In Pottsville Riobert Fernster of Wilkes Barre and Margaret Heed of Pottsville married Thursday evening and will reside in Wilkes Barre where Mr Pevnaler works as a dispatcher for the Philadelphia and Erie division of the Pennsylvania railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Beaver Meadow
Patrick Sharp
Lisle Maloney
Oneida
Mauch Chunk
Miks Mattle Kauman
Percy M. Gimber
Bethlehem
Potteville
Riobert FF Fernster
Wilkes-Barre
Margaret Heed
Pevnaler
Philadelphia and Erie
Pennsylvania Road
Obituary notices from Wilkes-Barre and surrounding towns
Several brief notices report deaths and funerals across the region. Mrs Wontel Masmer of Wilkes-Barre on William Street died after heart trouble. her husband and four children survive. Howard Weaver, 17, and a younger son died recently. their joint funeral is today. Farah Powell of Nanticoke died of apoplexy at age about, survived by husband and four children. Mrs Johnfolson of Tunithannock township Wyoming county, born 1828, died recently. five children survive. Frank Fritzinger collapsed and died while visiting Milnenville. The funeral for the two Weaver children and the others is noted for today and yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wontel Masmer
William Street
Wilkes-Starre
Howard
James Weaver
Mauch Chunk
Nanticoke
Farah
Wm. Powell
le Mre
James T. Baker
Avoca
Frank Fritzinger
Milnenville
Wal
John McNertney
Tunithannock Towneship
Wyoming County
Johnfolson
Issa
Tewly
Scranton
Henry
Lake Winela
Mary
Sarah
Lake Winola
John
Bolyon Hill
Bradford County News In Brief and Obituaries
A Bradford County notice list reports a Baptist association convening at Tunkhannock. obituaries for George L. Eastabrook of Athens and Bostwick of Wysorx. various local events inclining fairs, funerals, marriages, and civic notices across Towanda, Wycox, and surrounding towns. A bellwether of regional activity includes farm fairs, railroad freight effects, and a Prohibition movement discussion.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted for Cough Relief
The advertisement touts tent sugar and roots as key ingredients giving a maple-like flavor. It claims the medicine cures coughs colds laryngitis croup and whooping cough quickly and exclusively. Matthews Bros sells wholesale and retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Bagelets Matthews Bros
Susquehanna County News Highlights From Melrose to Elections
A district Sunday school institute met at Melrose with a large turnout led by president William Eps of Susquehanna. Thomas Rassel and Miss Lot tle Lea wed at the bride’s mother’s Grand Street residence with Rev David T Sutherland officiating before about fifty guests. Mrs Knavell and Mr Knavell left for New York. A truce in the dispute between the Transcript and the Journal is noted, with hints of Quay support and possible state hospital placement in Susquehanna. Edward Warner of Thomson turns ninety-three Oct 3. Next Susquehanna County Teachers Association meeting will be in Lanesboro next January. Justice George W Gleason mourns the loss of his sister Anna Tead from a runaway horse accident. Democratic candidates Bruce Buffrum and Richard Brush speak on sheriff and recorder races. Republicans Maxey and Wright discussed as alert. George Winne man, sixteen, fell fifty-two feet at Lorart Gap shaft. cannot survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Tunkhannock
Wralming
Nanticoke
George L. Eastabrook
Athena
Dellah Valley Company
George Specfarlane
J. J. Ridgeway
Brooklyn
Visitinna
G. M. Decker
Mise Mayme Dowokel
Chicago
A. Hyman
Towanda
FB. Viall
Terry Township
United States
G. C. Molten
Jon Griffin
Athens
Tuscarora Township
David Davis
Wycox Presbyterian
Salvasiona Army
Piteeki Fo Hyatt
United Sta Ca
Bante de Cuba
Bean
Bradford
Thomas Curran
Tawanda
Weara
Jons Fursin
Wells
J. W. Levine
Liberty Commirs
John A. Gould
Scranton
Seventeenth Pemerlvania Cavalry
David M. Brainard
Nelson Murphy
W. H. French
N. P
Haffer
Albany
F. BR
Lyke
Troy Fair
Father Green
Overton
Gd. A. Wils
Francis Wilt
Allenions
F. J. Kimer
John Meiffenbach
Tduahoye
Dieffenlich
Whittemanie
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Melrose
William Eps
Henry Lea
Grand Street
Thurklas
Thomas Rassel
Mise Lottle Lea
David T Sutherland
First Presbyterian Church
Knavell
New York
Transcript
The
Journal
Science
Susquehanna County
Senator Quay
State Hospital
Edward Warner
Thomson
Susquehanna Qunty Teachers’ Association
Lanesboro
George W. Gleason
Cortland Yeatenway
Anna
Glass blowers form union in East Stroudsburg
The East Stroudsburg glass blowers voted to unionize becoming the county’s first such plant. D A Hayes of the Glass Blowers' Association of America met with East Stroudsburg Glass officials, who will consider unionizing the non union plant run by Mitten Vetter.
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East Stroudsburg
Scranton
Stroudsburg
Ast Stroudsbure Glace Blower
Flass Blower
Pinghamton
Ba. Hiland
Aly Schoonover
Frome Weeks
Rosenard
D. A Hays
Glass Plowers’ Association of America
Maye
East Stroudsburg Glass Company
Haye
Nakel
Rattler In a Car Delays Ontario and Western Train
A rattlesnake escaped from a box aboard an Ontario and Western train between Hancock and Poyntette. A terrier bit the snake multiple times, then died. Mace of the bite prompted crew to subdue the reptile after a ten minute struggle. it measured six feet. The snake was sent to a Toronto naturalist for Queens College. The article also advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure and related products with testimonials.
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Susquehanna
Hanevork
Poyntette
Hancock
Toronto
Ontario
Queens College
Scranton Bonds and Local Company Names in Public Notice
A fragmented notice lists several local firms and entities including Scranton Packing Co, Third National Bank, Beranton Patint, Clark & Bnover Co, Iron Fence & Mfg. Co, Scranton Axle Works, Scranton Traction 0 bonds, and Mt. Vernon Coal Co. with mortgage and bond references among city and township entities. The document reads as a public financial notice citing mortgages and securities tied to local businesses and street railway obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipat Mortage
Uwe
Peoples Street Railway
Genwal
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wil Lackn. Township School
City of Scranton
Mt. Vernon
Fragmented corrected item on local dairy prices and goods
Corrected by J G Dale lists dairy and produce items with prices and availability. Includes references to butter creamery Salih and regional suppliers, with notes on milk, onions, lemons, and flour in mid range quantities and per box pricing.
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J. G. Dale
Lickiwanna Avenue
Salih
Fekind
iWige
Stair
Markets Endure Choppy Session Driven by Utilities and Rail Stocks
Today the stock market showed a firmer speculative tone with gains mainly in New York City utility groups and rail shares. Brooklyn Transit led a broad movement as rumors of unified public utility control circulated, while United States Leather and several rail stocks posted notable rises amid irregular overall trading.
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New York
Brooklyn Transit
New York City
Cole
Manhattan
Metropolitan Street Railway
Strooklyn Thien Oay
Omaha
Northwest
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Southwesterns
People's Gas
American Hoop
Federal Steel
Pullman
United States
Steaty
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Summary
Market report from Philadelphia lists wheat grades and prices for Sept. futures, mixed grain, corn, oats, and rye with firm to higher tones for certain grades. Cheese, butter, and refined sugar show little change. live poultry and dressed poultry show steady demand with varying prices across items. Shipments include 1,700 bushels wheat and 9,000 bushels corn.
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Philadelphia
Yao
Pointoon
Chelee Ponnn
Per Duuled
N.Y
Etter
Ste. Do
Walle
Tollow
Wheat and creamery markets steady with active demand
Market notes show steady wheat futures with light gains and firm cash quotes. Creamery products remain steady with large white and yellow varieties showing stable to firm prices amid widespread demand signals.
Local residents listed across streets and avenues
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous names and addresses including W Owl Pierce 1 and 1 Penn Ave, A Storr 41 Adama Ave, P Cavanagh 22 River Pillip, H Kaufman and others on numerous avenues and streets. The text reads as a directory fragment with many typos and mixed locations such as Lackawanna Ave, Jermyn, Capouse, Providence, and Lake Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Owl Pierce
Penn Ave
A. Storr
Adama Aye
Blebecker
P. Cavanagh
River Pillip
W. Tall
Any Tad Webster
Wim
H. Kaufman
H. F. Branshiury
TH Court
John Kilewllen
Waehe
Shakes Schwarta
R. Wael
Druckaon
Prinitin
Mealin
Prowpeet
Millhauser
Decker & Wael
Npouse
Wideman
the Maker
Huntingtoi'n Bagery
Wheat markets rally on export demand and bear firm bounce
Yesterday's weakness by a leading bear firm sparked a heavy selling relief that aided an advance in December. Higher cables and strong export demand pushed September higher while corn led gains on export demand. prices for flour and other commodities showed mixed movement with pork, lard, and whiskey steady or unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicas
Unscrambled Note on Buffalo Meat Supplies
Fragmentary item notes buffalo meat quotas and prices with unclear context. Mentions Cutile Receipta and western markets or dealers, indicating readiness for sale or grading. Reads as a brief inventory snippet from a market page with naming of regions and figures like 43.
Sole Miller's sales notes and trades in Scranton list
The fragment lists J L Connell & Co of Scranton as sole millers with references to various goods and trades. It mentions livestock related items, heavy fats, calves, receipts, and loads of mixed packs. It notes values around 3500 and references vendors and prices in a dense inventory entry.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report with Mixed Movements
Mixed demand and prices held steady in cattle and sheep with some variation. Pigs and hogs showed activity while western livestock and lambs moved within narrow ranges as buyers and sellers balanced early trading.
Unclear OCR: Local Market Notes Shoes Cattle Oxen Cows Calves
Fragmentary OCR text from a New York market page mentions cattle and cattle prices with numerous garbled names. The readable items note oxen, cows, calves, veals and sheep, with scattered figures and terms like dollars and hoges, but specifics are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Unclear anonymized text fragment with many garbled terms
Fragmentary OCR reading lists scattered terms and possible names without coherent events data. The text lacks identifiable persons, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a proper news item or notice.
Unclear OCR financial fragment with disrupted data
Fragmentary OCR text shows irregular balances with certificates opened and cash at a location, plus scattered numbers and terms like shipments and MO runs. Names and places are garbled, making precise attribution and event impossible from the readable portion.
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Omcniv
Beni. S
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Delaware and
Hudson
Politics
Wayne
Horsford
Horeford
Adelbert C. Fanning
Troy
Baptist Conference
Wyalusing
Bpeclal
Seray
Coiy Tirlvunie
Honesdale Notes
Bradford County
George Winneman
Ashland
Lorart Gap
Europe
Finn & Phillips
Wyoming Avenue
Glass Blowers
UNION
Rattler
Scranton Triune
Hall
Ed, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Oslo
J, Cheney, & CO
Am. S
Pei
BR. T
Chile
Mikes
Pacific
Pecine
Leathor
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Wall Street Review
Eeu, & Co
Tobacto
New York Grain and Produce
Markey
Duluth
Nile
Western
Adte
Waléc
Whyatteo
Wu Wye
Muti
Wade
Walic
Lackawanna Avenue
Jones & Sons, Auctioneers
People’s Credit Clothing Co
Lackawanna Ave
Alin
Patna
Hyde Park
John McDermott
Dering
L. A. Green
Jermyn
Mra. Rich
Me Relves Beak
Broekisile
Thomas Brier
AT. Chiasves
Green Ridge
Capouse
Bukury
Dunmore
J. Murray Co
Wm Krady & Soy
Holindt& Bon
Grly AL
T. Glyn
Providence, A
Biol AT
Chicago Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Raat
Hole
J, L, Connell & CO
Scranton, Pa
Sole Miller's
Owe
Hoi
Sam 405
Mixoid
Fugdie
Medime
Hmatlmw
Mado
Erinewry
Heavy
Haeht Weletia, Shehahi
Pothia
Basite
Bahia
Ila
Rereipte
Catthe
Loogee
Vwagod Etnegy
M.wilb
Atul
Texas
Rangers
East Liberty Cattle Market
Oil Marketa
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