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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1901

Page

7

Montrose Hosts Northeastern Pa School Directors Meet

Northeastern Pennsylvania school directors from Susquehanna County convened at Montrose High School despite bad weather. Prof James opened with The Old and the New noting progress in education and cautions, followed by Colonel Pratt on rural rail and school issues. County Superintendent Moxley urged establishing rural high schools as Julie Cruser and Miss Willthins presented readings and papers on course of study and student health.

Montrose Apelg Susquehanna County Ordor Th. A. Times Clifford Vasoclatom Armorion Boo. James Montrose Uigh James Pratt KE. Bh. Rourdsies Flors Barton Bearislee Charles J. Moxley Purl High Sehiours Pref Moxles Rrum Mise Julie Cruser T. Brewster Sallie Courtright Anna Thrateher

Pain relief and cure offered by Dr Pierce system

Suffering described as pain in the head and back linked to nervousness sleeplessness and loss of appetite. The advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as regulating female function curing inflammation ulceration and general female weakness. It promises confidential correspondence and cites testimonials of recovery after using the product in Buffalo New York and from Saginaw Michigan.

Dr. Vieree R, V, Vieree Buffalo N.Y Pierce Gufferer Sinlor George Soades Bonda Street Saginaw South Reiter Luke Sont

Meeting Yields One Of The Association’s Most Profitable Sessions

Leaders including President Davies and Prof Jamce declare the gathering highly successful and among the most profitable in the association’s history.

Davies Jamce Association

Kingston guest Miss Marie Peck visits Scranton area

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Marie Peck of Kingston Pa visiting her sister Mrs Joseph Wood Platt in Tinkhannock. Various locals, including Mrs Bradley Wakeman and Miss Clara Dana, are mentioned for visits or returns from travels. The case Commonwealth v Charles Lane resulted in discharge after insufficient evidence.

Meahoppen Laura Richmond Connecticut A. E. Woodward Lillian Heckman Sayre Commonwealth Charles Lane W. 8. Katz Joseph Wood Platt Smith Kinner John Decker James W. Platt Warwick William N. Reynolds Norfolk Helen Lewis Elmira Patrick Reilly Lugerne

Reverend J N Lee Initiates Pastoral Duties in Factoryville

Factoryville report: Rev J N Lee new Methodist pastor preached Sunday. Move planned for Rev and Mrs W M Hiller to Parsons Pa to begin pastorate after four years in Factoryville. Mrs Amanda I Bush heads north to Sravenhurst Canada for health reasons. Blanche Stark visited German Hill. Odd Fellows prepare for Scranton grand encampment. John Campbell cut his foot with an axe last Friday but is healing on crutches. Mrs I D Armetrone and daughter visit Scranton relatives. Mrs George Carr in Scranton caring for son Ray ill with measles.

Annette Miss Bush Blanche Stark German Hill Independent Order of Odd Fellows Scranton John Campbell I. D. Armetrone George Carr Ray

St. Marys church event and local notices in Avoca

The article notes a church offering totaling 545.50 at St. Marys, an upcoming Sons of St. George reunion in O Malley’s Hall, a car charter to Pittston at midnight, and several community updates. It mentions the confirmation by Bishop Hoban at St. Marys on May 19 and calls for better enforcement of Main street tracks and poles.

St. Mary's Church Sons of St. George of Moosic Avoca O'Malley Scranton Edward Smith Anna Cummermouth Mlizabeth Dougher Charles Aikman West Side John Elk County L.E O'Brien Rowland Jones Montrose South Main Street G. B. Seamens Tunkhannook Bishop Hoban Main Street

Colonist Excursion Tickets Offered At Low Fares

Travel to California Arizona or New Mexico at nearly half price via Southern Railway. Every Tuesday until April 20, Colonist tickets cost 4.00 from Washington 46.50 from Philadelphia with favorable rates from other points. Excursion sleepers depart Washington on Monday Tuesday and Friday with a Tuesday sleeper for Colonist tickets. Berth rate is 7.00 with two persons per berth. conductors and Pullman porters accompany each sleeper. Details from Charles L. Hopkins District Passenger Agent Southern Railway Philadelphia.

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

Financial ads and help wanted blurbs fill Scranton Tribune page

A crowded classified page shows loan offers from W O M Bunnell and Moot Holgate among others, with brokered properties and mortgages. Numerous SITUATION WANTED notices appear for clerks, housemaids, collectors, and general help, plus attorney and real estate listings and public notices.

Rent notices and miscellaneous classified items in Tribune area

Various rental offerings and notices appear including stores in The Tribune building with 1200 feet of space, rooms for rent on Mine Street and Olive Street, a modern two unit house on Barrison Avenue, a summer home near Paradox Lake with furnishing details, a sale notice for a Malvern dog, a Waverly two room property, a 10 room double house on Clay Avenue Dunmore, a lost parrot at Jefferson Avenue, and a promo about ready-made suits at Brugcol's Furrier with a call to save on suits.

Paradox Lake Cem Adirondy Sehreen Lake Partiewlina Samuel Or Beardeley Sol Washington Street New York City

Theatre Notes from Academy of Music Week Engagement

The Tommy Shearer company opens at the Academy of Music with The Victorian Cross as the first attraction, supported by the Little Egypt Burlesque company. Performances include matinee and night shows with a strong cast led by Miss Fletcher and Mr Shearer, and lantern and stage effects praised.

Academy Tommy Shearer Company Gatety Little Egypt Burlesque Company Tommy Sheare Academy of Music Misa Fletcher Shearer Mint Mletcher Kate Miarnard Mr. Shearer Andy Crevgan

Seed merchants and wire screen maker listed in Scranton

GR Clarke and UO seedmen and nurserymen advertise stores on Washington Avenue and North Main in Scranton. Jorpra Kuritel, manufacturer of wire screens, is listed at Rear 011 Lackal Ave.

GR. Clarke & UO Sol Washington Avenue North Main Avenues Beleplone Jorppa Kuritel Scranton

Burlesque At Gatory Theater Draws Large Crowds

Pie Llithe Egypt Eatravagunaa Burlesque played to big houses at the Gatory theater despite bad weather. The opening acts were not highly praised though the comedians avoided excess. The vaudeville features impressed, with the Sisters Healy and Mary Wright delivering well rendered songs and recitations. The Oriental dance performer was praised as expert. Little Kept burlesquers to play today and tomorrow.

Egypt Gatory Theater Healy Mary Wright Nellie Lytton George Hevwts California Nomie Reynolda

Belance presents Heart of Maryland at Lyceum this week

The Heart of Maryland by David Belance opens at the Lyceum theater on Wednesday with a famed belfry scene and Calvert’s daring rescue. Maury Mooneving appears Thursday in Frank Mokice’s Janice Meredith, a new stage romance by Paul Lebouter Ford, praised for success in New York.

Maryland David Belance Eliy Lyceum Theater Maryland Calvert Viet Maury Mooneving Frank Mokice Janice Meredith Paul Lebouter Ford Fae Bith Edward Jh. Rowe Mupuering New York Wallick Maunrring

Local News From Susquehanna April 20

William Epes and Charles Curtis Jr. are at home on West Church and Jackson streets. J F Lannon and John O’Connell visited Binghamton. Wing Lee visited friends there. Charles F Curtis Jr. bought a St Lawrence skiff via D Burton of Lanesboro. Borough indebtness debated. support for a stone crusher. Clergy exchanged pulpits among Susquehanna and Carbondale churches. John Bennett died at 62. funeral at Lanesboro Methodist Church. Stack & Avery bought George Ranlett’s ice business. Miss Rose La Marr visiting Susquehanna from Toronto. Burton brothers expanded boat line with high grade St Lawrence boats. Mrs. Thaddeus Odell dies after illness. funeral planned Tuesday with Moody Keller Corps attending.

Charles Lee Carbondale Lanesboro Stack & Avery George M. Ranlett Rose la Marr Toronto Canada Susquehanna Friends Messra Burton Lawrence Iver Thaddeus Odell Oakland Mllenas Moody Kteller Corps Brand Army of the Republic

Market Turbulence Sparks Record Trade Suspense in New York

The New York market shows extreme speculation with 882,000 shares traded on the day, a record drop from Friday despite an upward start. Bears bluntly attack late, prices swing sharply, and several leading stocks including St Paul Union Pacific Missouri Pacific and Southern Pacific rise briefly before giving back gains as profits are realized.

New York Elise Elnne Baturdayv Maul Uthey Arimrenthy Burlington Tilis St Paul Norilwratern Paltitaste

Morreewed Dairy Product Prices and Goods Listing

An OCR fragment shows a dairy goods listing with item names and per bushel prices. Items include Cheewe-Full cream, St Pea Beana Ber, Green Pous, Qulons, and various loan or pricing terms. The text is garbled and ends with incomplete figures and abbreviations.

Lockawanta Ave Buthyn Comaniors

Fragmented OCR Trade List Mentions Various Goods and Places

An unclear catalog style entry lists items such as flour and grain products, meat, poultry, and farm commodities with scattered place names and quantities. The text resembles an old market or commodity ledger with numerous inaccuracies.

Winter Patente Seind Minn Patent Trade Notes

Fragmented OCR records a long list of items from a winter market report in Minnesota. It mentions bakers, wheat, No 2 flour, options and prices, with scattered references to northern Duluth and western storage and creamery products.

Seind Minn Bakers Taleis Algat Odo Dr. White Fairey Aleaiphy St Ter Oxtvus

Unclear OCR: Chicago Market Prices Report

Fragmentary report shows April Chicago market figures with wheat and corn trends. Various prices, grades, and tonnage notes appear but OCR errors render key details unreadable and attributions uncertain.

Undated Livestock Receipts and Market Notes Summary

Livestock market notes report receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Texans and others show varied demand with steer and heifer weights, stockers and feeders, and some price indications. Slaughter and wholesale figures appear with mixed volumes and regional references.

Market Report Notes Mixed Prices and Activity

Livestock prices show steadier bids for beeves and bulls with moderate gains in calves. Trade in sheep and hogs appears uneven while sheep pens show light movement and some chipping noted in the bale.

Missing legible details to form a title

OCR text is largely unreadable with numerous garbled words and missing facts, preventing a coherent summary or identifiable people places organizations or events for a valid news card.

Coffee Shipments Delay Amid Rain and Labor Talks

Coffee shipments face delays as heavy rainfall disrupts ports and inland transport. Industry officials say weather complicates loading and scheduling while export firms negotiate transport bottlenecks and potential price adjustments.

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