Eighth annual Hine-Belcher reunion held at Orion Belmont Grove
About 115 descendants of Merritt and Catherine Belcher Hine gathered at Orion's Belmont Grove for the eighth reunion. D. R. Hine presided, a prayer by Daniel Tathill opened ceremonies, and minutes were read by N. F. Hine. Five members had died since the last meeting. one birth, Mary Jane Hine-Wat kine, was noted. A musical program entertained, officers were elected, and attendees visited Hugh Hine's home for refreshments.
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Hine-Belcher
Belmont Grove
Orion
Merritt
Catherine Belcher-Hine
Association
D. R. Hine
Daniel Tathill
N. F. Hine
Inet
Reiper
Lorenga Hine
Wieronsin
Merritt Hine
Minnie Hine
F. H. Hine
Scranton
Malindy
Oan
Bunny
Tennessee
Nina Stanton
Prompton
J. W
A. FL
EL W. Hine
Blanch Drake
Mia
Eva Whipple
Sara Whipne
BF. W. Hine
Reulih Hine
Chrace Lewis
Mesdames Amy Wall
Eliaabeth Tuthill
Josephine Salsbury
Libby Hine
Fanny Haines
H. KK. Vauehn
D. R. Wine
D. J
John Hine
Elvira Tallman
W. K. Vaughn
Grave Lewis
H. Hine
Millane buys Isaac Bond property on Grand Street
Local item notes Michae Millane purchasing the Isaac Bond property on Grand street. Other notices include travelers and schedules: Lanesboro to Hamilton to Germany for musical study. recruits heading to Fort Leavenworth and then China. pastor Newing's vacation at Gean Grove. Magen from Niagara University visiting Susquehanna. ward division study by local commissioners. various mountain and travel mentions. several family reunions planned for August and September across multiple towns.
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Susquehanna
Michae Millane
Isaac Bond
Grand Street
Rnest Klicher
Lanesboro
Hamilton
Canada
Litipele
Germany
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
First Infantry
China
Charles Henry Newing
Methodist Church
Qeoan Grove
Mre
Northup Family Reunion Honors Six Generations at Glenburn
About 125 Northup relatives gathered Saturday at the old John Northup farm near Glenburn for the annual reunion. Generations spanning from 62 year old Henry W. Northup to 3 month old Gerland Northup shared stories and heirlooms, with tables beneath maple trees and relays of family history read by J. W. Browning.
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Northup
Glenburn
John Northup
Henry W. Northup
Gerland Northup
Ernest Northun
Hyde Park
Scranton
Pennsylvania
England
Jeremiah G. Northup
Wrder Northups
Tthode Island
Narragansett Bay
Abington
Jeremiah
Deborah Arnold
Rhode Island
John
Job A
Emanuel
Mary
Phoebe
Sara
Almira
Settiing
J. W. Browning
Patience Clark
Fhodershind
Clark
Jeremiah GL
Nicholas C
Joseph P
Chrisa
Mary Etta
Mathenee
Isly
Mary Northup
Thomas Smith
Ableton
Job
Milas Sophia Miller
John Miller
Mary Emily
Phoebe A
Henry W
Phoebe Sophia
Mises
Emily E. Hall
George E
Charles W
Edgar J
Frank C. Northup
Cyrus Colvin
Augustus
Philip
Perry
John 1
Arties
Deborah
Sarah
Philip Stone
Miranda
Levi Lubrides
Jerome G
John N
Jeremiah G
Henry Atherton
Browning
Atherton
Mey
Robert BR. Thompson
Dalton Baptist Church
John D. Colvin
Winifred Northup
Treas
Urer
Averangementa
Martha Dean
BE. Jd. Northup
Jeremiah GG. Northup
Providence
I. T
John Newman
Jeremiah Northup H
Sophia Miller
Emanuel Northup
Augustus Atherton
W. W. Browning
C. FP. van Nort
Frank Kennedy
Vivian Kennedy
Mra
W. C. Worth
Harry Worth
Mabel
Mildred Worth
Kenry M. Atherton
Mary H. Maghan
B. Wright
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove Rules and Ridicule
Asbury Park and Ocean Grove are described as strict yet charming, with Bradley urging cleanliness. The piece mocks the dense rules posted along the boardwalk and questions why bathing in public is deemed coarse, noting residents skirt the rules while the towns maintain a polished image.
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Fourth Avenue Pavilion
Bradley
Ocean Grove
Jersey
Bradley’s Pavilion
Pasillon
Asbury Park
Asbury
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims 100 Dollar Reward
An old advertisement touts Hake Chenet & Co and Pro F. J. Ne offering a one hundred dollar reward for any cane of catarrh not cured by their remedy. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal medicine sold by pharmacists and lists wholesalers and druggists.
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Daet Chenet & CO
F. J. NE
Nance
Waldine, Kinnan & Marvin
Weta Eter Hall
Tribune Education Contest Leaders Rise in Standings
Charles Rodriguez and others are listed as contestants. Harry Reese climbs from seventh to fifth, leading Eugene Boland by three points as Sidney Hayes advances another position. The piece notes returning volunteers and urges active workers to increase leads to avoid being overtaken in a close race.
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the Tribune
Harry Reese
Eugene Boland
Sidney M. Hayes
Hayes
Tribune
Markets See Mixed U S Stock Moves In Quiet Session
New York trading shows scattered gains for American Tobacco and Republic Steel while St Paul and Omaha rise above yesterday. Lead and other issues fall to near record lows amid a cautious market tone and a bank statement near expectations. Bond activity remains quiet with mixed declines and modest bid prices.
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New York
Aug
St. Paul
Omaha
American Tolescco
Republic Steel
Pollan
Streferred
Yeetenlay
Butter Creamery Menu Notes and Prices
Corrected OCR reads like a diary or ad listing dairy products and prices. It mentions cream varieties, beans per bushel, service levels, and a price point around $2.20 for items from Bermuda and Ontario flour patents.
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Dale
Bermuda
Wheat Prices Tight in Mixed Market Report
Philadelphia market notes show wheat trading lower with several futures and contract names wavering. No. 2 white and other grain types show small gains and firmness in some lines while certain varieties slip. mixed demand and weather cues influence the session.
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Philadelphia
Market Shifts Hint at Grain and Livestock Prices
Fragmentary OCR lists include old roosters and spring chickens with local price notes, plus references to flour, barley, and large grain shipments. It mentions wheat and corn totals in thousands and hundreds of pounds, suggesting a regional trade update.
Market report notes weak spot and options across grains
The text shows weak spot prices for wheat and corn, with mixed futures and elevator activity. It mentions Minn patents and bakers prices, rough rye flour figures, and dairy and cheese notes, highlighting overall softness and lower nearby bids across commodities.
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New York
Duluth
Huttur
Ialde
Atiite
Talila
Grain markets in Chicago show mixed futures and lower cash quotes
Chicago August grain notes report a dead of corn with hot market pressure while government crop prospects appear more favorable than expected. Wheat and provisions edge lower. cash quotes decline with varied pricing across corn, oats, rye, flax seed, pork, lard, and whiskey futures and spot markets.
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Chicago
Wni
Chicago Live Stock Market Repor t August 1
Live stock prices and receipts show cattle receipts around 2000 with steady bids. Cows and heifers mostly firm with prime and good to prime steer ranges near 4.40 to 5. I0 per cwt, calves around 4.95 to 6.76, stocker cattle mixed, hogs and lambs listed with regional variations for Texan and western stock. Sheep receipts near 2000 with wethers and lambs steady to firm, western and Texas entries priced accordingly.
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Chicago
Ford
Texas Bulls
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Cattle and Livestock Details
The readable fragments describe fat cows and calves, alive and dead, with references to steers and cow types. Mentions include names and terms like Lambe and Gale, plus scattered notes on appearance and dress of livestock. The text lacks coherent narrative or full context.
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Raiinitel
Cattle Market Notes From East Liberty and Nearby Listings
Fragmentary text shows East Liberty and Ave Ht area market terms like cattle steady and prime grade along with scattered references to workers, bids, and prices. The legible items hint at a wartime or market listing context with heavy and common classifications and price notes.
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East Liberty
Ave
S.ca
Unclear Historic Market Notes From Newark Dated August
Fragmentary Newark market notes from August 1 reference calf prices and wool trends with garbled pricing terms. Legible items mention steady prices for calves and sheep, but the text is incomplete and nonsensical in parts.
Bucknell University Advertises Expanded Campus Capacity
Bucknell University presents a plan by President John Howard Harris. It outlines a college with four courses, an Academy for Young Men and Boys, a Ladies Institute, a refined boarding school, a School of Music with graduating courses, West College, and a new dormitory for men to be ready for occupancy September 20, 1900. For catalogue address, Wm. C. Gretzinger, Lewisburg, Pa Registrar.
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Ladies’ Institute
School of Music
West College
Wm. C. Gretzinger
Lewisburg
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