Elite Dancing Class Social Closes Season in Mears Hall
The Elite Dancing class ended its first season with a social in Mears hall. Bauer's orchestra provided music and refreshments were served in the second-floor parlors. Promoter Professor George Taylor led the event attended by numerous prominent society figures and a long list of guests.
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Mears’ Hall
Bauer
George Taylor
Bertha Wettling
Myrtle Perry
Sara Jones
Lena Sissenberger
Amy Howell
Carrie Fellows
Jennie Lowry
Eli
el Harris
Lewis A Howell
William Hughes
Jonathan Marrs
David Jenkins
Frank Jones
William Jones
Robert Kiple
A. O. Luce
John Lloyd
Lewis
Sydney Mears
Samuel McCracken
George Mulley
A. E. Morae
William Marsh
Thomas Marsh
Samuel Mekheever
Frederick O. Peters
Louis Rockwell
G. A. Williams
Edwin G. Peters
Elmer Swing
Peek
Baby Boy Arrives for Mr and Mrs John in Wayne
News from Wayne avenue reports the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs John. Thomas Judge of Taylor circulated among Sones North End friends Insteven ney. Rev Newman Matthews preached at Providence Presbyterian church. Miss Marnie O Reilly visited here and returned to Hazleton yesterday. May 1 leap year social planned by Miss Thidget Murray Celia Nevers and Maggie Gillespie on Mary street. A H Kiesling is ill at Short avenue home. Mrs L W Kiesling spent Sunday with her parents in Dalton.
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Stroudsburg
T Hird
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wallace Moser
Times
Republican
Moser I*ales
David E. Price
John S. Jones
Bellevue Heights
Westerday
Price
Moses
James Healey
Hampton Street
Hampton
James Ford
Continental Hill
John FB. Edwards
Philadelphia
Thomas OV Bthen
George Carson
Washburn Street
Honesdale
Charles Yoos
Bred Warnke
North Main Avenue
Maud Slate
Swetland Street
Samuel Rich
Oneonta
William Miller
W Windean
Clarke
Kros
J. Lo Logan
Beers* Hall
George Davis
Eynon Street
Wilkes-Barre
John. Johu
Wayne Avenue
Thomas Judge
Taylor
North End
Newman Matthews
Providence Presbyterian Church
Marnie O'Reilly
Hazleton
Thidget Murray
Celia Nevers
Maggie Gillespie
Mary Street
A. H. Kiesling
Short Avenue
L. W. Kiesling
Mrs. Johnson
Dalton
Local Church Events and Community Improvements Highlight Town Life
A Methodist church reception for Rev. and Mrs. C H Hayes is planned in the parlors this evening with an open invitation. Local families attendances include the Miller and Kraus couples at a funeral and a wedding. Improvements to the Penneylvania Coal office grounds and tearing down of the Berry property precede a planned grand lawn. Road repairs on the Drinker Turnpike are underway. A lecture series kicks off with Rev Dr Clark at Frothingham on April 50, with Rev A B O Neill and a Scranton speaker to attend tonight’s meeting at the Presbyterian church.
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C. H. Hayes
Epworth League
Ladies' Aid Society
Methodist Church
John Miller
Moosic
William Miller
Brook Street
BE. H. Kraus
West Drinker Street
Paupack
William Maxwell
Hinkely Street
Lydia Farrar
Cherry Street
Deelyn
Penneylvania Coal Company
Berry
Drinker Turnpike Company
Dr. Clark
Frothingham
Hel
Presbyterian Church
A.B. O'Neill
The
Baptist Church
Scranton
Contingent Costs in Twelfth Ward Councilman Race
Amid controversy over twelve ward council seat results Judge Archbald orders a rule to show cause who should pay about $2000 in contest costs per candidate. Despite 63 illegal votes, Sweeney and Manley were seated, with next court argument set for Monday.
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Twelfth Ward
Henry W. Coyle
John J. Kearney
Morgan Sweeney
James J. Manley
Archbald
Sweeney
Coyle
Two Dollar Half Gold Piece Fools a Cashier
A young man buys a small item and hands over a two dollar and fifty cent gold coin. The cashier, following a strict dollar-first change system, struggles to make correct change causing a brief delay as she rechecks calculations.
Horatio Demands Respect For Author's Voice In Frustration
A heated outburst occurs as Horatio complains about an author’s writing style and being called gentle reader. He vents that bad grammar and a contrived tone irritate him, insisting the story’s outcome should unfold without his patience.
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Horatio
Mae
Stock decline in New York as Venezuelan scare returns
The New York market fell 1 to 4 percent on renewed fears of Venezuelan war. Sugar and internationals led losses while Grangers and several rail and utility stocks rose to their best levels of the bull run. Tobacco dropped about 4 percent amid rumors of a scrip dividend injunction. Total volume reached 79,399 shares.
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New York
London
Stock Exchange
Grangera
Missouri Pacific
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Jersey Central
New York Central
Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Declines Across Markets
Buffalo stock market reports show cattle steady to firm for butchers with light steers at 8.55 to 8.00, veals steady from 2.73 to 4.25, hogs active and higher with Yorkers 3.95 to 2.75, pigs 2.80 to 3.00, roughs 1.30 to 3.10, and sheep and lambs active and stronger up to 5.25 for Time wool lambs and 4.10 for export lambs. Chicago market receipts total 80 cattle with steady demand for light cattle and strong for light, hog receipts 100 with steady to lower prices, and sheep receipts with a stronger market overall, prices from 2.05 to 5.60 and lambs around 4.00 to 4.40.
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Ebesar
daSiec
Bavarice
Bk&c
South America
Buffalo
N. Y
I. S
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Aoe Ead
Market quotation for Ol City opens and closes at $1.20
In Ol City Pennsylvania on April 23 the market quoted $1.20 for the item after a range from $1.13 to $1.21 with a present balance unchanged at $1.20.
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Ol City
Wittebureen
Indignant Old Gofren Babbles On Penny Press Comedy
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer shows Old Gofrem in a rambling, humorous vent about social change. Mrs Gofrem interjects with mock concern as a carnival of caricatured lines and playful banter unfolds.
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Gofren
Cleveland Plain-Dealer
Gofrem
English Capital Investors List Promoters in London
A London based prospectus advertises a list of promoters with record investments over £100,000,000 abroad in six years and £18,000,000 in seven months of 1693. It offers subscribers introductions to promoters for bonds shares mortgage loans lands patents or mines. Directors include Sir Edward C Ross Hon Walter C C Pepys and Capt Arthur Atifa.
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London and Universal
Bureau of Investors
Cheapside
London
ELC
Edward C. Ross
Walter CC. Pepys
Arthur Atiffa
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Lackwanna Avenue
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