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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1897

Page

2

Investigation into Marcy township accounts opens in Babich hotel

The Marcy township audit began with District Attorney Fell and auditors F. J. Nii Charles Breymier and Charles A. Price leading witnesses. William F. Laird testified about lost time books and copied records while James Monahan said his brother kept the time and books. Further testimony suggested irregular handling of public business. An adjournment was taken to Saturday morning as a cave in the nearby section posed danger and delayed proceedings.

Pitteton Marcy Township Babich Duryer Townehip F. J. Nii Charles Breymier Charles A. Price Fell Agelsted M. N. Donnelly Ststen William F. Laird James Monahan

Globe-trotting whistler A W H Bryant Performs in Wilkes

A. W. H. Bryant of Los Angeles appears in Wilkes as a one-armed one-legged street performer, attracting crowds with his whistling of classical melodies. Born in Australia, he lost limbs in a Sydney railroad accident and later toured globally, including London and New York, earning silver offerings and guests while avoiding payment.

Wilkes-Dorre Lyaler A. W H. Bryant Los Angeles Cal Australia Avattalia Witt Sydney Bryant Blue Mountains Victoria Hla Melbourne California Mira. Shaw Tryant London England South Africa Lomlay Calcutte Yokohama Japan New Zealand Honolulu San Francisce

His Home Gone Honesdale April

James H. Burke of Dyberry returned from his barn Sunday to find fire breaking through his kitchen ceiling. He called neighbors who fought the blaze with limited tools but failed to save the house. The couple saved only a trifling amount of furniture and their clothing.

Woodward Mine Keeps About 100 Men At Work In Shifts

About 100 men are employed at the Woodward mine in three eight hour shifts to protect the Red Ash vein from the squeeze. The miners term the work method coxgig and expect it to prevent pressure from reaching the vein.

Wilkes-orre Dowler Sage Woodward Mine

Defender extinguisher saves Duryea breaker blaze

A Duryea Duryea breaker fire Monday night was blamed on spontaneous combustion from oily waste near an exhaust pipe. Ed Connolly and engineer Matthew Bean used a Defender extinguisher and water to control and extinguish the flames before major damage occurred.

Connolly Mathew Bean

Wreck On the Lehigh Valley near Eepy Run

A freight wreck on the Lehigh Valley line at Eepy Run near Luxerne Grove derailed several cars after a broken wheel. Two Mauch Chunk brakemen KB Hoover and Anthony Fratchie were thrown from the train and injured with rib fracture and internal injuries. Traffic halted for hours.

Wilkes-Barre Lehigh Valley Eepy Run Luxerne Grove Mauch Chank KB BE. Hoover Anthony Fratchie

Wilkes-Barre Theater Plans Singles High Priced Shows

The Wilkes-Barre Record notes the new theater group favors high priced attractions at the theater and uses the Grand Opera House as a popular priced venue. If funded, about $6,000 more would be invested, bringing the building and lot to roughly $0.0. The site is South Main Street beside Landmesser Hall. Edward Gunster confirms all capital is in sight and the project is secure.

Wilkes-Barre South Main Street Landmesser Hall Edward Gunster

Mayor Nichols leads relief for poor at Wilkes-Barre

The mayor investigates the plight of the hungry poor forced to scavenge at city dumping grounds. He takes action to collect bread and potatoes to feed those in actual want and will seek work opportunities around the city for as many as possible.

Wilkes-Barré Nichols

Brick Block Projects and Local Notices In Tunkhannock

The article notes Fred Jennings’ new brick block with ground floor bakery space, a law office, a barber shop, and living quarters on upper floors. It also lists social events, a Shakespeare club meeting, a dancing class reception, stock company plans for a Lake Carey grand ball, and legal items including a not guilty verdict in the Dexter Stark case, two trials for Judson Lutes, and Wyoming county’s planned soldiers and sailors monument.

Fred Jennings Mr. Jennings Charles Terry Web Anita Shakespearean Club Louie Purdon Evelyn Townsend Beranton Mire John Turn Married People's Club Aaron Brown Roach Lake Carey Dexter Stark Jerry Reynolds Mr. Reynolds Judson Lutes Noxon Lutes Wyoming County

Northeastern Pennsylvania News Reel Highlights Local Projects

Nanticoke elects HW. Smith borough engineer while Honesdale hosts boatmen services. Montrose plans a large Fourth of July event, and Wilkes-Barre expands a dog pound amid a local lodge reorganization. Centralia breaker contract awarded to Isaac Christ of Tamaqua as veterans gather in Honesdale for a July reunion.

HW. & Smith Nanticoke Honesdale Montrose Lodge the Knights of Pythias Wilkes-Barre Centralia Isaac Christ Tamaqua James T. DuBois Washington Hallatoad Church Street Hazleton Erie Railroad Company Susquehanna Jackson Bucquehanna County Veteran Association Erminie Idlewild Lanesboro Wyoming County Grand Jury J. C. Berner Freeland Winola Minn Ell KK Tarbell Lehigh Valley Trate Brooklyn Navy Yard Wayne County Court House Pitteton Wyoming Valley Busequehanna Campbell's Ledge P. J. Flynn Pittston United States Army M. C. Nation Carbondale Fort Griswold Groton James Gilmartin Tunkhannock Old North Branch Lehigh Valley Railroad New Age

Market Receipts Mixed for Cattle Sheep and Lambs

New York reports daily receipts with cattle and calves showing varied demand. Sheep and lambs total 1,782 head with quiet but firm trade for prime unshorn and clipped lambs. prices range from 0.80 to 8.90 for various classes.

New York Heeves SH Yaioc Vonta Virginia Spring State Canler al H

East Buffalo Livestock Market Report Apr 1

Receipts of cattle all consigned through except one car of Canada stockers. Calves 125 head, market slow, good to extra choice. Cattle receipts 10 cars, fair to good, Yorkina varied. Sheep and lambs time late, lambs prime about 1.20, culls 1.59 to 4.00, sheep selected about 20.00, culled and common lower.

East Buffalo Canada Yorkura

Unclear OCR Item From Chu Pa April 1

Fragmentary report mentions certificates and balances, with figures like 14 810 barrels and 07 8 barrels, but details are incomplete and names or events are not clear.

Chu Hage Pennsylvania

Fight Ends as We Secure Similar Goods Fabric

We have secured a piece of the identical goods from press dead blade Wy our aim to make suits from one woods. The fabric is beautiful and described as the most perfect production of an American loom.

The Markets Wall Street Review April 1 New York trading dull

The stock exchange opened dull as prices fell with little demand amid foreign developments in Greco Turkish relations. London trading paused until next Tuesday, dampening appetites and prompting profit taking. Consols slipped in London as fears over the caster question and Kamtr securities’ troubles echoed locally with widespread declines in overseas stocks. Wheat and grains showed firming tendencies though closed with gains tempered by home crop concerns and foreign buying.

New York Stock Exchange London Kamtr Securities Herce William Winn Ale Len & CO Mears Building

Woman's Nerves and a Patent Remedy Ad

An excerpt warns that weak uterine nerves cause hysteria and bodily decay and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure. A testimonial from Mrs Levi f Parr of Wemleysburg Pa claims dramatic recovery after using the remedy.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Fragmented Dairy Market Summary From Partial OCR

Market notes show mixed activity across dairy categories with steady to firm tones. Butter and creamery products appear steady while some items show partial gains or declines amid regional variations.

Wheat and Butter Prices Edge Higher in Philadelphia Market

Wheat shows firm tone with mixed items and nominal duties noted for April through June contracts. Butter remains firm with good demand for western creamery and Pennsylvania prints around 18 to 19 cents. Live poultry quiet but steady. dressed poultry prices shown for fowls and ducks. Grain totals list 1 009 bushels of wheat, 50 000 bushels of corn, and 12 00 bushels of oats for shipment.

Wat Ing Tobioco Co Catton Why Am Bow Ref Mat N. Ww Wwe ROT Hinivon Lake Shore Nash M. KK Tex Baily Nat Lau Wis N. J Ty Tile N. J Central Omaha Phi Rexney Bouthern Southern Ry Texas Pacific Vinton Factite Wabhiteh Aveey Western Union Rubber Basnuia Chicago Board OF Trade Bandaan Sdeseeessea Philadelphia Talige Pennsylvania New York New New York

Chicago Grain Futures And Cash Quotations Displayed

The report lists leading futures for Wheat and Corn with multiple delivery months and price points, followed by cash quotations for prim er spring wheat red and white varieties, corn, oats, rye, barley, flaxseed, and deltas in barley numbers. It also notes flour receipts and grain re ceipts with figures on pork lard whiskey and other commodities.

Chicago Site Bae INC Ite BulLard

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