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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1901

Page

7

April court finishes with mixed verdicts in Montrose

Montrose April 1 The first week of April court ends after jurors are discharged. Verdicts include not guilty for Timothy Griffin's case and not guilty in the assault case against John Contin. Several cases proceed with bail and further review while local notices and events fill the day. John Finnerty, aged about years, dies. funeral at St. John's Church with ties to Galvary Ireland and local business.

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Local notices and church updates from a Poconos-area page

The item lists a Philadelphia trip for medical reasons, a funeral rite in Ponesdale, a horse purchase, Grace Episcopal Church reelecting vestrymen, a milk price drop by Moneshite dealers, and an upcoming Masters supper at the Baptist church with Freeman's orchestra performing.

Old Arkansas company in Susquehanna. town notes

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Susquehanna April W events include the Old Arkansas company to perform at Hoenn Opera house Friday evening. Local items mention burglar activity, social events, new businesses, editor appointments, and several residents visiting relatives. Numerous brief notes cover weather, real estate, schools, and community happenings in Susquehanna and nearby towns.

I Hibernians Dance Delights Metcalf Hall Crowd

Entertainment and dance by Division No. 287 Ancient Order of Hibernians at Metcalf's hall in Wis Monday night drew a complete success with lively participation and good spirits.

Ancient Order of I Hibernians Metcalf's Lvery

Ready for the Torch Promoting Nerve Pills Cure Claim

An advertisement touts Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills as reversing health waning signs. It lists symptoms like sleeplessness fatigue and nerves and cites Henry Alberts of 616 Birch Street Scranton Pa praising relief after using the pills at Matthews Brothers Drug Store.

Henry Alberts Birch Street Scranton A. W. Chase Matthews Brothers Lackawanna and Washington Aves

Scranton residents dispute claim of nerve pill substitute

A druggist touts a product as just as good or better than Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills, but Scranton residents and thousands of others dispute the assertion. Genuine Dr. Chase medicine is sold by Dr. A. W. Chase & Co. of Buffalo, N.Y.

A. W. Chase Scranton Valley Dr. A. Ww. Chase Buffalo N. Y

Dance Follows Lengthy Programme At Local Fair

The lengthy programme pleased the large audience and a dance followed with fair maidens and happy youths. Richard Peterson has begun electric work at Brick Methodist Episcopal church. Funeral services for George Mines of Moose will be held Thursday afternoon from his residence. He was twenty two. Rev HAL Greene hosts two New York ministers during conference prayer meeting tonight. Mrs FE Brown and Mrs Jon Johns visited Scranton on Tuesday. Miss Lizzie Ettingham returned to attend Rosa Walsh’s funeral in Avoca, staying with Miss Mary Nolin.

Susquehanna Old Arkansas” Company Hoenn Opera House William Byes Weet Church Street the Methodist Church William T. Waters Windsor Martin Pickering Jackson Street Lyman Clock Binghamton Frederick Wengzinger Susquehanna Boxy Journal Chicago Sunday Record Jderald William F. Nugent Gibson Wilfred Decker Trinity School New York City Pastor Meeker Glanesboro Harles Powden Oakland Forest City News Temperance Lifer Puingie Board of Trade Sturmeca Yielline Starr Lacerville Tarnest Tiffany Bell Telephone Compass Boer Aten Maentbose de la Tower of Business Fon. Preconeb Dackseap Street Jhnesa Laneshon Suscuehanpa Publé Laurel Will Academy Miss Anna J. Dorar Lizzie Brossman Ruch Philipni Elizabeth Cahill Cecelip Lanning Nellie Driscoll Robert Sperl Oakland Cide Richard Peterson Brick Methodist Episcopal Church Cilnas No. 7 George Mines Moose Thuysday Milrey Hal Greene New York FE. Brown Vissted Scranton Jon Johns Mises Alice Brown Lizzie Ettingham Rosa Walsh Avoca Mise Mary Nolin

Garman Guests and Court Notes Highlight Tunkhannock Update

Mrs. John M. Garman of Nanticoke visits sister Mrs. Louis F. Camp on Bridge street as other locals travel for work and homeward moves. Court actions include convictions for malicious mischief, estate audits, and hearings on various civil cases with numerous appointments and continuances noted. The report also covers bridge construction, local society meetings, and upcoming entertainments with regional figures and venues named.

New Milford Post-Lent Dance Event and Local News

In New Milford a post-lenten dance is set for Friday evening at the opera house by local young ladies. K. C. Bertholf leaves New Milford Mard Ware to rent a farm and enter stock farming. Mrs. Stella Hamilton of Carbondale visited briefly, a dance occurred at Phinney's hall Aywitch, and the Utopia Mandolin club from Binghamton performs April 5 at the New Milson opera house benefiting St. Mark's church. Mr and Mrs Charles Hanyoan welcome a daughter.

New Milford Opera House K. C. Bertholf New Milford Mard+ Ware Stella Hamilton Carbondale Phinney's Hall Aywitch Utopia Mandolin Club Binghamton New Milson Opera House St. Mark's Church Aaron Aldrich Charles Hanyoan

Funeral routines for infant son of McAndrew family

The funeral for the nine month old child of Mr and Mrs John McAndrew is set for this afternoon. Interment will follow at Marrs Cemetery. The text also mentions Charles the fourteen month old adopted son of Mr and Mrs Robert, but details are incomplete.

John McAndrew Marr's Cemetery Charles Robert

Discount Colonist Tickets Offer for California and Southwest

Travelers may visit California Arizona or New Mexico at about half price with Colonist tickets for 44 dollars from Washington and 46.50 from Philadelphia with low prices from other points. Excursion sleepers run Mondays Tuesdays and Fridays with through service and a seven dollar berth rate for two per berth. Personal conductors and Pullman porters accompany each sleeper. For details contact Charles L. Hopkins, District Passenger Agent, Southern Railway, 828 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

California Arizona New Mexico Southern Railway Washington Philadelphia Southern Pacific Company Charles L. Hopkins Chestnut Street

Celery Nerve Confound Touted by Local Sellers

Local merchants advertise Lichty’s Celery Nerve Confound promising to restore nerves blood and liver health during spring. Sales copy urges a tonic effect for vitality, sold by the Mathews Brothers.

Matthewa Brothers

Markets Volatile As Steel and Copper Lead April Trading

New York April 10 The market opened higher on steel stocks and copper hopes, with several major issues advancing 1 to 2 points. Profit taking followed as traders sought to realize gains, while call loans spurred a late rally. Consolidated Gas and Brooklyn Union Gas moved higher along with General Electric. Texan Pacific and the Granger group showed notable gains amid ongoing consolidation talk.

New Yorks Hitler St. Paul Roses Polite Amalgamated Copper Coalend Oon Texan Pacific Missouri Paci Soutiwestorm Grangera Evins Brooklyn Union Gas General Electric G. Evanawille Torre Thaute Par Valie United States

Corrected by I G Dale and Market Items Listed

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I. G. Dale

Unclear eastern factory notes show mixed market signals

The fragmentary April 10 New York text references fluctuations in dairy and elevator markets, mentions weather influenced activity, and lists scattered regional terms like Western, Pennsylvania, and storage references without complete context or coherent events.

New York Gage Funke Tesh Eneanpers Bei Be Factory Walle Invitation Creamery Plate Daly Taney Large Malllac Tanes Emall Iyallue Laney Reese Basing Ntade Vennavtvania Tatlijecs Storage Western Thos Weaterti Trenli Antthern Ialitton

Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Summary

Philadelphia market report shows varied commodity activity with strong demand for fresh produce and poultry. Notes cover grains, flour, butter, and meat. listed items include oats barley wheat corn and turkeys with figures such as 5 000 bushels 102 000 bushels 34 000 bushels and 25 000 barrels. Prices and specifics are obscured by OCR errors but strong activity and steady prices appear across multiple categories.

Philadelphia Agvil New York Towle

Market Report Noted With Mixed Trading And Weather

Chicago reports a steady to mixed trading day as no fresh headlines emerged. Prices for grains and provisions fluctuated with rain dampening activity and buyers cautious amid uncertain demand.

Unreadable City Notes Spark Confusion in New York

Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names, places, numbers, and phrases. Readable elements include references to New York, markets, towers, silos, and various clipped terms. The passage lacks coherent events or clear subjects to summarize into a full article item.

Fragmented OCR tale reads like partial editor’s notes

The readable fragments hint at names and actions but lack clear context or complete sentences. Key entities such as organizations, dates, or places are partially obscured, leaving the core event ambiguous yet suggestive of a reporting snapshot from a historical page.

Jessup Bazaar Opens With Lively Attendance

Wiel wa papeled Tuesday evening for the fire Was largely attended with decorated stands and costly works. The committee vows to boost its success. Sevantonians participated and the entertainment impressed. Miss Agnes A Callahan, the elocutionist, drew praise for her reply.

St. Joiner Baxaar Wiel Mies Agnes A. Callahan

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