Destructive fire hits Kreageville hotel store and homes
A large fire destroyed the Roth hotel the Silas H. Heer store and the Kresge house in Kreageville. Villagers formed a bucket brigade to save nearby structures as wind rekindled flames. No injuries reported. cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucket Brigade
Charles A. Kresge
Kresgeville
Fieers
Athindus
Mears
Roth
Kresge
William Roth
Stroudsburg
Court House
Brakeman James Brislin Killed In Rail Crash
James Brislin about 84, a brakeman on the Central Haltiroad local freight, was struck and killed near Market Street crossing between the streets. He survived by four brothers and one sister. The family formerly lived in Sugar Notch and had suffered multiple losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motorman
Heleht
Squire John Kristin
Philadelphia
Dion
Mary
Brotherhood of Ralfway
Sugar Notch
Gibbs Will Values Estate At $100000 At Orwell
The will of Eli jah Gibbs, deeded after his death in Orwell, leaves the Orwell homestead to Mary E. Brown, longtime housekeeper, with the remainder of the estate valued around $100000 placed in the hands of N Noble Brite of the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Marcy
Boston
Amelia Pickering
Betsy Wielborn
John Gibbs
Frank Gili
William Little
Ustavus Conklin
Mary E. Brown
Orwell
Towanda
Elijah BR. Gibbs
Mire Gibbs
N. Noble Brite
The Doctor's Mistake Prompts Woman to Seek Favorite Prescription
A doctor errs by misreading a patient and a woman, familiar with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, seeks relief without invasive exams. The ad extols the remedy as harmless and free of narcotics, inviting readers to write to Buffalo, N.Y., for free advice and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Flo
Mra. H. A. Alsbrook
Ark
Monroe Court News Sees Jury Discharges and Divorces
In Stroudsburg Sept 2 a grand jury was discharged after thanks. court adjourned as juries released. Jury verdicts found in the Meme Hens ning case with a hung or partial result. several indictments adjourned with defenses claiming insufficient evidence. Notable actions include a divorce granted to Mrs. Nyner amid testimony on breaches and a separate assault case involving Mrs. Ruckle against Mr. Glazier. neighbors on Columbia Avenue noted in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Sultty
Anong
Aybloh
Nolte
Charles S. Miller
Jerry Miller
Sophia Miller
Amasult
Wate Tery
George Ransberry
Wlendiner
George V
Keller
Maet
Rroudsburg
Halive
Hrewer
Feurel
Mrs
Brewser
Niyener
Mre
Atramsy
Columbia
Tocchle
Hornett
Pufman
Elenherser
Baptist Ministers Meet at Weyatling Church Conference
The Weromline Baptist ministers conference met at the Weyatlising church with leaders including Rev. Claude G. Langford and Rev. T. F. Phillips. Langford chaired the session and a devotional program featured a reading from 2 Timothy Is16 and a symposium on Extra Church Organization. Ministers then travelled by the morning train to Yunthanneck for the Wymerenring Baptist Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
T. F. Phillips
Mr. Woods
WH. Mentzer
James Rainey
Tunkminnock
Tm Harmon
Licerville
M. C. Decker
Ban
C. G. Langford
W. E H. Mantytr
Wisn
T. JF. Thillips
Yunthanneck
Wryenring
Mies Verdi lewell and Harry Lee Kilne wed at home ceremony
Sept 27 in Wilkes Barre. Miss Verdi lewell daughter of Mr and Mrs Cuore Clewell united with Harry Lee Kilne of Moomeburg in a ceremony at the bride’s home officiated by Stev. 8. 3. Orleman. The couple will reside in Seranted and the groom is employed as a bookkeeper. Presents were given to the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Mies Verdi
Lewell
Dauwahter
Mer
Mire
Cuore Clewell
South Main Street
Harry Lee Kilne
Moomeburg
Stev
Orleman
First
United Evangelical Church
Fernwwalt
Florence Tirohst
Seranton
Two Marriages Reported in Regional Churches
Towanda September 27 Edward C Mc Kibbin of Purxssntaiwrney and Genevieve Summers daughter of John H Summers of Montecton wed at the bride’s home with Rev M J Owen presiding. In Philadelphia William S Christopher wed Miss Marie Clarke at Sacred Heart church with Rev Father Manley officiating. Reception followed at Mrs James Clarke home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Edward C¢. McKibbin
Purxssntaiwrney
Punventawney Tron Companys
Mey Genevieve Summers
John H. Summers
Montecton
Tex
M. J. Owen
Monroston
Scenal Church
William S&. Christopher
Philadelphia
Misa Marie Clarke
Hudson
Pinings Sacred Heart
Father Manley
Katie Merrick
Mendelssohn
Marie Clark
Pittaton
Simon Clarke
James Clarke
Ashiani Daily Tapcal Suspends Daily Publication
Shamokin reports the Ashiani Daily Tapcal suspended on Saturday as Ashland cannot support two dailies. J. Harry James will publish a weekly paper under his brother William M. James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Ashiani
Tapcal
J. Harry James
James
Ashland
William M. James
Wyoming Baptist Officers Named At Session
The Wyoming Baptist association session in Tunkhannock elected officers including moderator Rev. I. F. G. McGee of Wilkes-Barre First Baptist and clerk Morris Ciban, with officers for the Bible school convention and Young People’s union. Rev Dr Puppo spoke for the American Baptist Publication Society and various committees were appointed for next meet. The Women’s Missionary societies chose leaders and a business meeting noted forthcoming Pittston base annual observance in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernnton
Tunkhannock
Wyoming Baptist Association
Mederdhtor
F. G. McGee
First Paptet
Wilkes-Barre
Te Morris Cibaon
Jamese, Frear, Eng
Tinkhanock
Bibly School
Janes Rear
Young People's Union
H. M. Pease
Huronville
Woman's Missionary Societies
Lutasinger
Pittaton
Bible Schoor Convention
BE. Mason
Young People’s Union
Thompsson
Wyoming
Women's Missionary Societies
Archer
West Pittston
Puppo
American Baptist Publication Society
Hhstl
John Higue
James Halney
K. Tt. Thormpanny
Mentzer
T. Phillips
FL Fansete
L. S. Squires
OM. Micharits
I. F. Thomas
George Hid
James
S. Z. Arthur
West Pir
Arthur
Jesus
Provident
Mra
D. Luchsinger
Ded. DD. Alfaron
Jarmes Nalney
Mist
J. Arthur
Airs
Peas
Forebsn
Mra. L. Wools
Byal
Mise Matth
Dani
Dani: State Finance Secreary
Anna Belford
Narthiin
Min- Shere Gray
Look
Serak Furman
Southern
Robert Smiles
Fie Gantla
Pittston
Alleged Counterfeiters Arrested in Wilkes-Barre
Richard Thomas and Frank Thompsey of West Slide were arrested by Constable Harry Kulp on counterfeiting charges. About thirty pieces were found, including ready to press metal and crucibles for minting. They were held on $2,000 bail and committed to jail for trial in a United States court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Richard Thomas
Frank Thompsey
West Slide
Harry FE
Kulp
Weoming
Stout
Salem
Tritt
Thorin
United States
Telegraph Swindle Trial In Scranton Tribune Area
Justice Drake verdict returns $110.16 in favor of East Stroudsburg Postmaster Jesse Ransberry after a telegraph fraud connected to a $95 “touch” sent by George Ransberry from Seattle. Witnesses include Mikes Mamie Kintner and Jesse Honstfery. company counsel absent. The case traces money collected by George Ransberry and a misdated postmark linked to Mine Chis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Justice Drake
Hong
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jesse Ransberry
East Stroudshure
George Ransberry
Seattly
Telegraph Company
Mikes Mamie Kintner
Jesse Honstferry
Georgs
Raneberry
Alli
Circle Cire Alaska
Totter Beerkne Ie
Chis
Lehigh Valley Workers Demand Shorter Shifts at Lehighton
A three man committee from Lehigh Valley employees at the Lehighton Transfer met Superintendent Spriggs to demand 12 hour workdays instead of 13 to 14 hours. They earn 40 dollars monthly with no overtime and face daily idle time docking. They cite initial hire terms promising a 12 hour day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauch Chunk
Lehigh Valley
Lehighton Transafer
Spriggs
Hasleton unit arrives safely in San Francisco from Manila
Hasleton boys who served at Moila for over a year arrived yesterday on the transport City of Para at San Francisco. They are in good health and messages received confirm their safe return from Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingleton
Hasleton
Moila
Wand
Manila
Para
San Francisco
Returning Soldiers Scheduled for Hazleton Welcome
Friends in town expect to reach Hazleton in about two weeks or sooner. Names listed include Arthur J. Evane Frank F. Miller William Steeley Thomas Beveridge Charles Eidenbach George Ferguson and others. Plans are under way for a warm, enthusiastic reception at multiple locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Arthur J. Evane
Frank F. Miller
William Steeley
Thomas Beveridge
Charles *Eidenbach
George Ferguson
Hep
Lweffer
Harry Habig
Thomas Durie
William Mograaf
Thomas Costello
Edward Uashe
James Gallagher
Haszieton
George Korn
West Hazleton
Nathaniel Charles
Daniel Boyle
Lattimer
Samuel Bock
Weatherly
Christian Kunkler
Gowen
Robert Fox
Sliver Brook
Edward O'Donnell
Andrew Filwlg
Beaver Brook
Michael Dugan
Park Place
Frenchtown
Frank Carr
Haorwood
William Lafarr
Jodqs
Burglary Hits Wilkes-Barre Attorney’s Trousers
Wilkes-Barre a burglar entered the office of Attorney William J. Trembath on South Franklin Street shortly before 4 am. The thief found Trembath’s trousers, snatched them with $3 to $4 in cash and a gold monogrammed watch, then fled. The trousers were returned this morning by Maple Street School children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
William J. Trembath
Franklin Street
Maple Street
Kingston
Trembath
Awful Death of Edward Rogers Coal Picker
Edward Rogers aged 18 of Macadoo died at Hazleton hospital after a mine accident at Honey Brook stripping. He collapsed a calm bank while mining and was buried under debris. Rescue efforts freed him unconscious. doctors reported a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rogers
Hazleton
Macadoo
Hazleton Hospital
Honey Brook
Dairymen Victimized Near Montrose by Milk Station Chief
In Dimock, four miles south of Montrose, several dairymen report losses totaling about 1400 dollars due to Abe Schonacher who ran the local milk station. He defaulted on payments, and farmers have attached his milk cans, separators, churns and other equipment, though the attached items will cover only a small portion of the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Dimock
Abe
Schonacher
TUNKHANNOCK NOTES SPECIAL TO THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE
Tunkhannock notes report F H Little of Bloomebure visiting nephews W E B and A Little this week. Dr L B Mead was summoned to Factoryville by the State Live Stock Sanitary Board to test a herd of cattle for tuberculosis. animals shipped from Buffalo were routed toward Jersey City and found disease-free with certification sought. Henry Huarding, Esquire, visited Parkston and McKoonpany. GW McKown and P B MackKown of MeKown Bros. are in New York City this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
F. H. Little
Bloomebure
W. EB
A. Little
Mr. Little
Tudge Little
Columbia County Dieteter
L. B. Mead
Factoryelile
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Seattle
Buffalo
Jersey City
Herry Huarding, Esq
Parkston
MeKoonpany
MeKown
BP. MackKown
Richard Caffrey Stricken With Apoplexy In Bethlehem
Richard Caffrey general road master of the Lehigh railroad system collapsed at his home on Packer avenue South Bethlehem and is sinking rapidly with no hope for recovery according to reports from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Richard Caffrey
Lehigh Railroad System
Packer Avenue
Franklin Tron Works at Port Carbona Opens Night Shift
Pottsville reports the Franklin Tron Works at Port Carbona began operating last evening with a shift to 24 hour production, continuing day and night. The move aims to boost output and meet rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Pranklin Tron
Port Carbona
Death of Mrs. Rowland at 86 in Barneyestreet home
Mrs. aA. 4], Rowland, 86, died last evening at her father Pro foxwor Practorious’s house on Barneyestreet. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Rowland
Profoxwor
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Claims Superior Flavor
The advertisement touts premium leaf sugar and root extracts giving a maple syrup flavor. It promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as an effective cure for coughs colds influenza croup and whooping cough and asserts it always cures quickly. Sold by Matthews Bros as wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Arrests For Nuisance At Parsore Depot
Owen Lee, detective of the Central Railroad, arrested several boys on the Parsore depot platform for nuisance. The squire ordered costs paid, but fines were remitted since it was their first offense. Charles Anderson plans to appeal for his son. The text also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonial claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whikee-Barre
Owen Lee
Theentral Railroad Company
Parsore
Studement
Charles Anderson
Credit balances and market figures reported
The report notes credit balances and certificates closed with cash offered. Opening bids show high and low ranges, and daily runs and averages are listed as 14 percent, 100,901, and 83,027 for shipments 6412 and 4.012 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol City
Rept
Bighowt and
Loweat
Market Slides as Tennessee Coal Leads Decline
The New York stock market drifted toward stag nation with Tennessee Coal falling 64 points and American Tobacco under pressure from recent dividend news. Gains abroad, gold import talk, and money rate shifts shaped early optimism, but late day selling cooled the advance. Total sales reached 966,500 with bonds steady, United States securities slipping slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Stock
Call Joon
Atchinson
Southern Pacific
Etchning Exchange
United States
Coronated H. G. Dale at Lackawanna Avenue
Marketing notes list several dairy items and prices, including tub products from Hutier Creamery and Egge-Silvet, with various per unit and per quantity rates. The fragment references Mia Beans and Potatoe types, plus lemons per box and flour fractions, suggesting a local goods roundup or advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Hutier—Creamery
Silvet Western
Légo
Otate
Ifr
Pei
Wheat and produce markets report from Philadelphia area
Grain and produce notes show contract grade wheat with firm demand and higher quality. New York and western markets report mixed lots including No 3 mixed and white clipped varieties. potato and other staples noted with varying demand signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Western
Iba
Fragmented OCR list of farm goods and quantities
Readable content shows scattered items including poultry fowl wheat corn and barley with numbers like 1.000 bushels and 57.00. Mentions firms and regions in a garbled catalog of agricultural shipments and prices. No cohesive event, date, or clear entities beyond generic farm terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motter—Steads
Finney Western Creamery
Printa
Weyier Southern
Elty Patie
Flour Market Report Mixed as Options Hold Steady
New York price action shows steady options opening with slight gains on cables, ledgers, and overseas buying. Wheat futures drifted, with premiums and discounts shifting after a late morning break, while quality grades and regional elevators kept supply tight and prices volatile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheit-Srot
Forthern Dubath
Aico
Forgizn
Northiwest Rec
Qadier
Tegallation
Janet Ek
Atte
Tye
Chienne
Gatye
de Factory
Wesalitie
Jane Erami
Orewmeny
Talse Ditey
Vaile cd
Erewimers
Tudors
Larwze White
Wweo
Small Do
Miya
Taliec
iWiw
Ryte
Bready
Mark
Tale
Fragmented OCR Record with Spirit Measurements and Substances
Fragmented text references weights, signs, and items like whiskey sugar and barley, with unclear measurements and illegible names. The passage lists items such as whiskey and sugar, mentions a variety of coded terms, and includes garbled measurements and phrases that obscure concrete events or actions.
Hast Muffalo and Market Prices Across Yesterday's Trade
A fragmented market report notes varied prices and fresh stock across several categories. Shoppers saw steadier daily prices for meats, fish, and grocers, with some items held over or stepping down from yesterday’s levels.
Cult offerings provoke stronger fowling in frontier goods
Fragmentary report notes market activity with reference to frontier offerings and event pricing. Names, dates, and locations are unclear due to text damage, but the item hints at trade shifts and price emphasis affecting cattle or related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sept. W
Untitled Historical Market Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe livestock and cattle market activity with references to hogs, cows, calves, hog sales, and native and Western ranger trades. Mentions prices and locations such as RSs Western and LT, with scattered figures like 21,00 and 8.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt
Soly
Rss
Western Fomgers
Western Rangers
Unclear OCR Summary of New York Market Notes
Fragmentary OCR text from a New York market page contains garbled phrases about prices wages meat timber and numbers. Several proper nouns and dates are unreadable, making it impossible to extract a coherent event, person, or organization for a factual card.
East Liberty Cattle Market Report and Health Claims
Local market notes from East Liberty discuss cattle sales and medicines claimed to cure stomach ailments. Advertisements reference products from Matthews Bros and others with dubious efficacy, noting consumer warnings and potential health claims.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
James Brislin
Central Railroad
Elijah B. Gibbs
Monroe Court News
Scranton Teiliwne
Baptist Ministers
The
Wyoming Pastors’ Conference
Clewell-Kline
Wyoming Baptist Officers
Scranton Tribune
Hazleton Boys
Macnnager
Dimock Milk Station
A. J. Rowland
Holl
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney
Boldee
Te. Hall
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
ELL & C
Connell
Breas
Pradnes
Chile
West
Norrat
Norfolk
Tacitle
Omaha
Paeitic Neon
Wats
Asie
Owen Scranton Savings Meen
Scranton Packing
Bank Am
E Scranton
Hi & P
Scranton Merging Co
Lachoa, Trust & Safe
Bcrantion Paint Co
Ane Clark & Snover
Township Social
He Chey
Burayton
Tawie
Mt. Vernon Coal
Perenton Fr
Scranton Action
Scranton
T. M. Burns
Denver
Colo
Johann Hoff
Johan Hoff
Johann Hor
People’s Credit Clothing CO
Lackawanna Ave
Wrest Iene
Chicago Grain and Produce
Chloe
Geelieg
Diay
Decetitier
Buffalo Live Stock Market
York
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Beling Jr
William H. Peck
Ourald
Baltimore, Md
Sittin
East Liberty Cattle Market
Steads
Pola
Phleius
Yorkorn
Aled
Balkhete
Bali
Matthews Bros
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