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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1901

Page

7

Northeastern Pennsylvania Local Notes April Town News

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tunkhannock April 2 lists social visits and returns, theater outings, and community events. Notables include Mrs Sier bach returning from New York, Attorney Dershimer visiting Scranton, and J F Wigrne Concert Company starting May 1 on a river tour. Also mentions births, deaths, weddings, and upcoming memorial services and meetings in Susquehanna county.

Richard Lee Second Street April

Local News Roundup From Milford Bloom and Visits

Milford residents share visits from relatives and trips to nearby towns. Bert Moore visits Brooklyn to stay with his mother Mrs L W Moore, while Mr and Mrs Harry Payne from Wilkes-Barre spend Sunday with Mrs L F Smith. A wedding in Plainfield NJ unites IFN Gillespie and Mrs E M Wall on April 18 1901. A theater event Hawley Scranton area resident highlights a fundraiser at New Milford Opera House May 4 for St Mark's church with 15 cent admission and a sale of crafts after.

Anna Bock Lds The Baptist Church Miss Shaw Frank Heffron Nicholson W. A. Shaw Register and Recorder Charles Goodrich Dexter Prevost Oxfiew Pond de. A. Griffin J. W. Reynolds Grand Army of the Republic Nertheastern Pennsylvania Teese Association James Pratt Weet Thom Street Mero Reel Billings Fin Iness Mx Cionmry Henry Young Northmoreland Amnon Brown Samuel Evsenbach J. N. Stone PL Bardwell Wilkes-Barre Poof Frank J. Herman Ie Mehoopany Milford Bert Moore Brooklyn N. Y L. W. Moore Harry Payne L. F. Smith Oaned Myron Reynolds John Golden Cohecton Lena Spencer Binghamton IF. N. Gillespie E. M. Wall Plaiinfield N. J Frank Seymour May Seymour Mary Hand Carbondale Cy Pratt William Kelleher Scranton D. van Buskirk Agal Twiy Hawley New Milford St. Mark's Church John Coddington Hullstead Hoyle

Local News Briefs From Erie to Great Bend

Erie shopmen receive March wages on Friday. Mrs. Re G Clark and daughter return from Great Bend visit with her parents, Mr and Mrs Chirk Evans. Miss Jennie Tewksbury of Binghamton visits Oakland parents. Brandt industries begin season. Mrs N W Fox visits Great Bend. Lanesboro Red Men plan fraternal visit to Deposit tribe. Mrs Henry P Mygatt travels to Deposit after mother’s death. Mrs Seeley taken to Danville state hospital. In St Lawrence Catholic Church Great Bend Rev J S Fagan officiates. Frederick Clancey of Cuikilund united with spouse.

Bridget Dale Hallstead Frank Wrighter Broad Street Susquehanna County Franklin Orks John Stevens Stevens’ Point Stevens’ Point Methodist Episcopal Church D. L. Meekin Jefferson Division Hibbits Omaha Nebraska Stetson Uncle Tom's Cabin” Company Hogan Opera House Sidney Masters Turnpike Street Edith Fox Port Jervis Nicholas Fox Laurel Street Susquehanna Binghamton William Epes West Susquehanna Yard William Anderson Buffalo Peter Baxter Danville Michael Clanecey Oakland Great Bend Hin Charles Ginnavan West Main Street Erie Re G. Clark Fagan Frederick Clancey Cuikilund

Public notice touts Dr. A W Chase Nerve Pills

The advertisement claims nerve pills cure widespread nerves and insomnia citing testimonials from Beranton Pennsylvania and urging purchase at 60 cents per box or from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. It shows portrait and signature on each package to verify authenticity.

Secranton A. W. Chase Surmner Rogers Hyde Park Avenue Beranton Dr. A. W.has Medicine Co Buffalo

Local Social Notes from Kingsley Area

W W Sloat visited Scranton Thursday while Mrs Ida Williams of Scranton stayed with F P Tingley. Leila Barlow returned home to Conklin. Mr and Mrs F Merrill of Brooklyn visited J B Goss. Mrs J Adams Lizzie Tiffany and Blanch Sloat traveled to Hop Bottom. J F Adams returned from Harford. G A Ressigue and Mrs Ressigue of Gibson hosted I E Moore. G A Finn and son Howard returned from a short Scranton trip.

Harford Hon G. A. Ressigue Gibson I. E. Moore G. A. Finn Howard Scranton

Sawyer's Body Recovered After Lakeville Tragedy

Decatur M. Sawyer of Montclair New Jersey arrived at Plymouth on the Deutschland to tell his wife aboard the Majestic of their son Otis Sawyer's drowning at Lakeville Connecticut. Otis, a Hotchkiss School student, was drowned last week and his body was recovered this afternoon by grappling irons.

Associated Press Liverpool Decatur M. Sawyer Montclair N. J Plymouth Deutschland Majestic Otis Sawyer Lakeville Conn Sawyer Sawyers London

Death by Own Action Shocks Altoona Official Reporter

J Frank Condon longtime Blair and Cambria counties court reporter shot himself in his Altoona office yesterday afternoon. The body was found today beside a telegram to his son in Johnstown reading Father is dead Come. Condon aged forty seven had suffered prolonged ill health.

Altoona J. Frank Condon Blair and Cambria Counties Johstown

Entombed Miners Dead at Luke Fidler Colliery

Exclusive wire report from Shamokin details rescuers reaching Anthony Marcavieh and Anthony Shareavayish in a gangway at Luke Fidler colliery. Entombed since yesterday noon after a coal fall, their bodies show likely gas suffocation even after entombment.

Shamokin Luke Fidler Anthony Marcavieh Anthony Shareavayish

Bills Approved by Governor Stone in Harrisburg

Exclusive wire reports Governor Stone approved multiple measures in Harrisburg on April 2. Bills include regulating examination board fees, reducing director pay for the Cambria county poor, taxing wagons on roads, securing liquor license bonds, requiring nonresidents to obtain hunting licenses, increasing Red Bank township officers, combating knockout drops, dissolving and reconstituting tax revision boards in Philadelphia, and financing state hospital trustees and nurses.

Tlarrisburg Blone Slaig Phartaceution Examining Board Ay Ae Cambria Red Bank Township Armatrong County Philadelphia Board of Fovision of Taxey Philadelhia Ney Tu

Governor signs bill on tempetration of automobiles

Albany reports the governor signed a bill permitting temporary operation of automobiles on highways within cities and villages at speeds not to exceed a specified limit. The measure sets a maximum speed and applies to incorporated areas.

Associated Press Albany

FOR RENT AND SALE ITEMS IN SCRANTON TRADE AREA

Classified notice list shows multiple rental offers including 642 North Washington Avenue eleven rooms with steam heat, and several other FOR RENT postings at 800 Mulhoriyst, Harrison Avenue, and Waverly area. Also advertised are FOR SALE druggist choice, a pond diving horse setup at 1708 Monsey Avenue, and a Ladies driving horse. Also real estate and legal notices for city sewer bids and stockholders meeting details.

Hoare North Washington Avenue Lineden Street

Janine Meredith shines at Lyceum in vibrant Scranton run

Mary Mannering stars as Janine Meredith in Edward Reve’s stage adaptation from Paul Leicester. The Greenwood tale spans Lexington to Yorktown with Brereton and Fowles in strong support as the cast earns frequent curtain calls. Gaiety and Academe show numerous bouts and the touring Charles Champlin Company adds depth with Miller, Kooh, and Nellie Diamond Rock in repertoire.

Janice Meredith Warner Mary Mannering Lyceum Janine Meredith Edward E. Reve Paul Leicester Myord Mr. Rose Greenwood Lexington John Berreton Washington Janine Trenton Nook Rahl Tail Act Yorktown Cornwallis Ford Janice Mumunersing Scranton Alan Mulart Lrowet Tian Charles Fowles Bandi Brereton Hight My. Drowet Amy Ricard Wisminet Wilhal Geeipy Tubiths Bowm Bure Melutosh Ge Philemon Heuniu Carl Abrondt Ag Col. Mahl A. L. Lipaon Low Clowes Ficaryo Buchs Mowbray Amnough Orchetra Titeen Piques Dal Hic Utage Charles Wh. Champlin Academe Hinlit Himseelf Boers Sun Miller Hugh F. Kooh Rey Harper Marie Murcourt Nellie Diamond Rock

Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Lyceum Promises Grand Stage

A pumped up production of Uncle Tom's Cabin under the able management of Mr Washburn will be staged at the Lyceum on Saturday afternoon. The production boasts careful casting and thorough preparation hoping to delight every boy and girl in attendance.

Lyceum Ibs

Mack Patti Troubadours at Lyceum Monday Night

The Mack Patti Troubadours will be presented at the Lyceum Monday night. The company is well known in this city for past engagements. This year the troupe has new feats and enhancements to entertain the audience.

Lyceum Theas Thor

Detroit Beatt Leads Milwaukee Battery Showdown

Detroit actions and battery pairings headline a clash with Hawley Dowling and Seals facing Milloy Frisk Buelow in Chicago and Cleveland matchups. The report notes teams like Baltimore Mason and Philadelphia Washington with scattered weather notes.

Detroit Beatt Milwaukee Detroit ccc Hawley Dowling Musting and Seals Milloy, Frisk and Buelow Anapolves Stigridan

Rain Forces Postponement Of All National Rogue Games

At Loghoster Rughopler ty Vora 4 Worcester Syracuse postponer Judy At Providence Providence Martford game jiunt Pome wala At Bufalo Buffalo Montreal i All National Irogue games postponed on account of rain.

Ty Vora Worcester-Syracise

Market Rise Amid Burlington Merger Buzz and Pacific Stocks

The market showed tentative improvement with speculative activity improving despite ongoing Burlington merger news. Gains were led by Pacific and Western rail names as investors priced in potential post merger shifts while Chicago Terminal and Colorado group stocks rose on renewed buying. Total sales reached 4,800,000 shares with strong activity in the Pacific lines and related sectors.

New York Celles Halibazs Burlington Tim Atchison Blinanre Ohio Baltimore Northwry Chico Tran Colorado Myan Giggenheim Tinton Pacifh Convertilte Honda Gomenally U. S. Witodiog

Local Market Price List Weighs Dairy and Grains

A corrected market listing shows dairy and produce items with unit prices. Butter creamiers and fresh eggs are priced per unit, with green peas onions and flour also listed. Wares include Western eggs, medium beans, and red kidney beans with per bushel or per barrel pricing.

G. Dale Lackawanna Ave Mls State Wite Bike Biune—lerry

Unclear OCR draft with mixed terms and fragments

Fragmentary text mentions New York, April, various odd phrases, likely OCR noise about products or schedules. lacks coherent events, names, dates, or locations to form a clear news item. Unable to extract a definite subject or outcome from the readable content.

Unclear OCR: Wheat Market Notes and Trade Terms

Fragmentary OCR text describes wheat prices, market terms, and trade notes with numerous garbled tokens. It mentions April wheat, prices, buyers and sellers, and assorted notations, but essential details are obscured and cannot be reconstructed into a clear event or record.

Chicago Live Stock Market Report Transcribes Prices

Receipts total 9 000 on Texan stocks and cattle with steady to strong bids. Steers range to 82 754 00 for prime or better cattle while cows bring around 2 7 per cwt. Calves report 19 to 23 cents. Sheep receipts 12 000 with weak demand. western lambs and yearlings show light activity and prices near 4 7 a5 0 per cwt.

Chicago Basher Olinv Texas Sturt Nighy Shen Tewaa Sma Texas Bulls Iiee Menelnta Murra Wie Ainbh

Buffalo market report shows varied cattle and hog shipments

Market notes from Buffalo on April shipments include 44 cattle and sheep and lambs, 40 loads of hogs, 20 carloads of cattle, and heavy hog and pig movements. Data is fragmented but indicates mixed livestock volume across categories.

Economic Totals From April Shipments and Balances

City records show credit balances and shipment figures for April. Totals include 107.04 in credits, average 90.0, and 63 582 in shipments. Tin shipments referenced with code 100010. Further details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.

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