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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1900

Page

2

Bradford merchants taxed in county mercantile list

Special to the Scranton Triline Towanda April 22 Bradford county mercantile appraiser lists 653 retailers subject to mercantile tax. Towns and boroughs show varied counts with Towanda 118 and Sayre 57 among others, plus 15 wholesale dealers, 12 billiard rooms, 5 eating houses, and 4 opera houses taxed.

Scranton Triline Towanda Bradford County Alba Albany Armenia Asylum Athens Barclay Burlington Borough Canton Borough Columbia Franklin Granville Herrick LeRaysville LeRoy Litchfield Monroe Monroeton New Albany North Towanda Orvill Overton Pike Township Ridgebury Rome Borough Sayre Sheshequin Smithfield South Creek South Waverly Springfield Standing Stone Sylvania Terry Troy Tuscarora Ulster Warren Wells West Burlington Wilmot Windham Wyalusing Wysox

Cure a Cold in One Day With Laxative Bromo Quinine

An old patent medicine claim promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. The ad notes a money back refund if it fails and includes Grove's signature on each box.

Dig. Net Grove

Wright Renominated by Susquehanna Republicans for Congress

The Republican conference of the Fifteenth district in Susquehanna renominated Thurles F. Wright of oummelland for Congress. Wright expressed thanks and the conference list includes Stiequehanns county leaders Pride Malmer Manner Mickmarton. Wayne county delegates Woollmansee Wood Canfivld Miether. Bradford county delegates Male Beardaley Angle Watern Connelly. Wyoming county representative Jorden. Other items note social events, a funeral in Stevens Point, blue stone quarry work, and the Susquehanna County Medical Society meeting set for Montrose May 1.

Scranton Tribune Susquehanna Langford House Thurles F. Wright Oummelland Suequehanna County Congress Wright Stiequehanns County TFP Pride Matrick Malmer Wilmont Buck Pamaiv N. J Starrucra Mowe Crveral Chelat Episcopal Church L. Pierce Binghamton Moses Brorer

Scranton Notices and Local Returns From April Gatherings

Charles Price suffered a serious foot injury at Tiffanys stone quarry when a large flagstone slipped while he helped load a wagon. Mrs. Baldwin died at Bacontown aged 83, after paralisis, at the home of her son Pratt. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:50 pm conducted by Rev. O R Beardsley with pallbearers Robert Pratt and others.

Sithelson Charles Price Tiffany's F. BP. Stephens Bessie Scraton Charles Kobloth Scranton Mr. Kobloth KE. F. Johnson Derey City Edward Webb Misa Jane Warner Charles Stricklyn Bernice Hopbottom Nelson Tire Larence Knowles Harry Stephens Misa Hattie Bacon Byron McDonald Glenwood C. BR. Deardley Universalist Emerson Sweet Mr. Stanton Factoryville Lewie Mullines Binghamton Anna Balivwin Alr Pratt Bacontown O'Clork Nathan Bacon Rhin Beteer Stevens Mee Baldwin O. R. Beardsley Mesers Robert Lyilain Clyde George Pratt

Hopbottam Depot Renovation and Local Notes

The Hopbottam depot undergoes interior renovation with fresh paint and varnish. The Universalist Society met at Mr. Tiffany's home with a large attendance and hospitality. Various residents, visits, and street improvements are noted, including new walks and the deputy constable appointment for M. McVicar.

Local notes from Forat City April town news and society

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Forat City April 22 highlights include ayla Rena May and Albert Nichol wedding planned for April 26 on Mullicen street. Other items mention Mrs. Waters with diphtheria, Lavinia Reynolds returning from New York, visits by Misses Schaffer Westgate and Johnsen, and a fire at Paul Locula’s on Seequehanna street with limited water pressure.

Scranton Tribune John Mr. and Straw CL Waters Delaware Street H.C. Ames Waymart G. W. Poweher Rena May Albert KE. Nichol Carbondale Mullicen Street Misa Lavinia Reynolds New York City Mee Orin Schaffer and Thawghter Warden Wayne Counts Mies Fayette Westgate Middletown Joseph Kelney T. Warner Budd White's Valley J. R. Burd Isabelle Johnsen Peckville Post Honesdale F. N. Steelman Gre Paul Locula Seequehanna Street Malina Aremen

Catarrh Cure Promised By Henry & Co

Readers learn of a claimed catarrh remedy by Henry & Co. The text asserts a constitutional disease cure, with internal doses acting on blood and muscles to restore health. The ad promises a money back guarantee if it fails, mentioning offices in Toledo.

Mall Squires Heney & O

Mason's Health Defenders Yellow Tablets and Ointment

An old advertisement claims Mason's White Tablets relieve sore throat and inflammation instantly with no calomel and opium, plus Brown and Red tablets for digestion and coughs. It also promotes Cream of Olives Ointment for catarrh and mucous membrane inflammation, available through Scranton drug stores Matthews Brothers and McGarrah & Thomas.

Mason Mason's Health Defenders H.T. Mason Crem. Co Srg Arch St Philadelphia

Quakers Lead NL With Clean 1.000 Average

National League standings show Rhetta line's Quakers atop the league with a .1000 mark. Boston and Brooklyn rate as strong hitters, while New York remains reinforced by Selbach, Hickman, Prishic, Mercer, and Hawley in a fast, skilled play. Yesterday's games in Cincinnati and St Louis featured varied lineups and official umpires.

Rhettaline Quakers Philadelphia Phillies Boston New York Selbach Hickman Prishic Mercer Hawley Frooklyn Pitisburg

Mid-Atlantic Hockey and Baseball Notes From City Venues

Fragmented OCR text lists multiple teams and umpires across Philadelphia Cincinnati New York venues. Mentions include Bat te ries Callahan Donohue and Umpire Hanet. teams Hawks Grady Maguire. refs Einslie and Lineups sketched. Specific places: St Louis and Philadelphia with scattered names and series references.

National League Philadelphia Kale Weston Loouvootooh Philadelpha Ballerive Dinera Clarke Bernhard McFarland Urpite Connolly Cincinnati Chicamo Icceeper Eee Thon Holod Callahan and Donohue Breitensten Metz Armaypire St. Teile R.A E. Wittebern Loui Toonehill Ad Zimmer Jane and Criger Uimpire Hanet New York Hawks Grady McGinnity Maguire Einslie

Batteries and Umpires Summarized From City Games

A fragmented page lists battery lines for multiple college games with umpires named Fhelan Bowerman Pedler and others. Teams include Lehigh Princeton New Haven and Holy Cross with scores and lineups mixed with unclear OCR.

DOF OOO Co Epnbm Gallego Pennsylvania Layton and Flawell Lafayette, Brown, Johnson and Knight Fhelan Thaca Curtisle Indians Hole and Whinnery, Leroy, Pierce and Roberts Bethleheam RWLE Lehigh Actantork and Eaton, Liney and Seller Pidler Princeton RHLE Columbia Rafor Marcus Kebler Bowerman New Maven— Ile War Stnises Hattersea Tillivan Rodison Sullivan Griffin Carney Bretinan

Amid Mixed Scores and Rainy Delays

A fragmentary sports roundup notes Mingiewoolie defeating Kansas City 1 to 0, Indianapolis trailing 4 to 0 against Cleveland 5, and a Chicago versus Mullwaukee 5 clash with Detroit Buffalo rain causing disruptions.

Kansas City Indianapolis Cleveland Chicago Detroit-Buffalo

Scranton Miners Eye North Scranton Practice Start

The Scranton team, rumored as The Pilgrims or The Colts, prepares for 10 o clock practice at Athletic Park. Dillon the former star provokes mixed reviews as Kennedy Doherty Knox O'Brien and others arrive. uniforms arrive, headquarters set at 10 Mulberry street, Burnsham urges local turnout for tryouts and lineup.

Kennedy Mike Doherty Dick Knox J. J. O'Brien Pittsbury O'Brien W. I New Mampahine Beteman S10 Mulberry Street Flemy & Brooks Washington Avenue Burnham Sone

Markets Show Heavy Losses as Bears Dominate Trading

A chaotic market session saw broad declines with steel and wire stocks leading the drop. Major names like Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio tumbled, while rails and industrials faced steep losses as liquidity fears pushed prices to new lows before partial rallies.

Butter Creamery Dairy Prices Listed in Local Column

Corrected by H. G. Dale 27 Lackawanna Ave Butter Creamery dairy tubs Die Kege-Select western nearby state Laige Choise-Full cream algo Beane-Per he choice marrow £2.45 medium we eea $2 heed Potatoes-Per bu $1.20.

H. G. Dale Lackawanna Ave Western

Wheat Prices and Farm Goods Report From Philadelphia

Philadelphia daily market bulletin lists steady wheat with April contracts firm. No. 2 white and other wheat varieties show mixed quotes. oats and corn reported quiet to steady. Potatoes and butter steady, sugar quiet, cotton unchanged, live poultry steady with fair demand. dressed poultry steady with steady fowls and hens. Shipments show wheat 25 000 bushels and corn 216 000 bushels with other grains and produce also noted.

Philadelphia New York Dover Pennsylvania Sygate Timothy Wipallc Brollers Basiele. Com

Wheat Market Notes and Elevator Activity Amid Sluggish Trading

Farm market report shows No. 2 white wheat futures steady with mild fluctuations. Elevator operations remain cautious as demand and shipments fluctuate, with prices barely moving and activity centered on nearby contracts.

Quiet April Markets Tilt Toward Mixed Wheat and Grain Odds

April 21 reports show subdued trading with margins tight and prices uneven. Cash quotes for grain and flour products appear weak to steady as futures soften and contract grades show little movement amid scattered takers and small lots.

Chung Yestery Lear

Chicago Live Stock Market Notes From April Trade

A fragmentary Chicago market item notes April activity in live stock trading. It references traders and general market sentiment without clear price figures or specific stock names. Further readable details are not available in the snippet.

Jonas Long's Sons Observations of a Sunny Store Tour

A lively tour of Jonas Long's Sons describes a thriving department store. The main floor shines with spring goods including Mercerized Foulards at 37.5 cents a yard, impressive Millinery displays, a new Men's Tailoring service, and a vast fourth floor furniture selection. The in-store restaurant offers home cooked meals, homemade pies, and a value-focused dining experience. The text highlights speedy delivery, open access, a generous money-back policy, and attentive service as key store strengths.

Mixed Stock Feed Prices and Livestock Figures

The report lists prices for sheep, cattle, and hogs with mixed stock, wethers, and lambs. It provides quantities and totals such as 40,000 sheep, 130,000 toys, 65,000 cattle, and 145,200 hogs, alongside per unit costs and bids in a busy market ledger style.

Fast Buffalo Stock and Load Receipts At Market

Receipts show 20 cars with mixed stock including pigs sheep and lambs. Prices listed for weights and loads such as 5.00 to 5.85 per unit and per car, with notes on roughs and culls and several small adjustments recorded.

Buffalo York Carlings

Cattle and Hog Market Notes From April Trading

Prices displayed for cattle hogs and sheep show varying quotes across grades and weights. Terms include extra heavy hogs and light Yorkers with ranges around 6.60 to 5.86 and lamb and veal calf figures noted, reflecting a mixed market snapshot.

Faust Liberty Conmion Bidnail BO Lest Ples

New York Live Cattle and Sheep Prices Report

New York markets show steady beef demand with exports totaling 477 cattle and 74 sheep. Quartered beef output 4 150. sheep and lamb demand limited with prime stock steady but grades lower. prices listed for various lambs and hogs with mixed quality notes.

New York

Funeral for John Wittea Held in Pittston

The funeral for John Wittea, who died last Thursday, was held yesterday afternoon with interment in Pittston cemetery. A Duryea man Stanley Fatules was sentenced to seven years in prison for felonious wounding after conviction and a $100 fine. The judge called the case vicious. Nearby, the Luzerne County Dam at Yatesville is being rebuilt by the Pennsylvania Coal Company. a mine cave near the Lehigh Valley cut-off caused track damage and a freight train passed over the sunken section, injuring a brakeman who fell from a car. Trains delayed for hours. Timothy Dougherty of West Pittston was acquitted after defending himself. He claimed only cider was sold, and beer brought to the show was for his neighbors. Dougherty’s wife had given him money for drink. A contempt sentence sent William Newhart to jail for five days. Captain Clareto BE Dewtler departs Monday for New York City to arrange for a return to San Juan, Porto Rico, to assume command of the ship.

Pituston John Wittea Pennnylvania Cowl Company Yatesville Lehigh Valley Timothy Dougherty West Pittston Dougherty Commonwealth Howe William Newhart Bie Abwon Clareteo Dewtler New York City Wood San Juan Porto Rico

Inauguration Display Incident Leads to Jail Term

The report notes a grand military display during Governor Allen's inauguration events on May 4. David Reese of West Pittston, previously convicted of assault and battery on Joe Hallstead, was sentenced to three months in jail. David William, about 25, of West Pittston, shot his leg while firing at greenheaders in a pond. the revolver discharged accidentally. Physicians removed the bullet and no serious outcomes are anticipated.

Keystone vs Small Jew's Invincibles opens season in Factoryville

The opening game Saturday between Keystone and Small Jew's Invincibles ended with Keystones nearly errorless play and superior batting. Umpire D. E. Niel of Boranton officiated. the 27 scoreline noted. The Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley associations plan another meeting Friday with milk sale undecided. A notice mentions government census work starting July 1 in Oneus counties. Little Braves ads promote Dr. Agmon's Liver Pills at ten cents a vial.

Mist Bennett Southsteon Po. A. A Crown O¢neus Enutiersior Borough Linton

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