Northeastern Pennsylvania Democrats Nominate at Tunkhannock
The Wyoming County Democrats met at the court house in Tunkhannock to nominate candidates for representative associate judge and jury commissioner. They named conferes for senate and congress and nominated Squier for representative while Sickler and Hope received nominations for associate judge and jury commissioner respectively.
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Tunkhannock
Beranton Truine
Wyoming
Court House
A. H. Fuuler
Brean
Guffey
A. H. Sycher
Congress
Miles Chath- Plon
George N. Doyle
Knapp
John W. Gray
A. HH. Squier
Rathtrim
Squier
James Kooney
Hralntrim
JD. W. Herman
Eaton Township
Harvey Sickler
Sickler
Herman
Hope
North Branch
James W. Pratt
Albert Depue
Overfield
Oliver Baston
Mehoopany
Baintrim
L. Parker
M.D. Kelley
Nicholson Borough
H.C. Stark
J. W. Stark
Nicholson
Shin
T. R. Stark
Falls
Harry Sherwood
Meshoppwn
A. Bisk
Factoryville
Misa Hatile Bute
Freeland
F. BB. Jennines
Te Kresky
Jomamy
Scrap Fon
Jacob Kresky
Murderous Attack in Exeter Borough Leaves Two Victims
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports two Lithuanian men were brutally attacked by two assailants as they walked home in Exeter borough. Both were struck with a knife and razor, one man in a serious condition at Pittston hospital.
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Pittston
Exeter Borough
Pittston Hospital
Montrose Notes and Local Events from August
Montrose reports include Fred W Cran doll and daughters visiting from Heart Take and planned exhibition drill by Company G of the Thirteenth Regiment at the Susquehanna veterans encampment in Lanesboro Pa. Local gatherings feature Mrs Edith Shaw Jones and Miss Mabel Shaw hosting a party honoring Miss Lewis of Manfield Pa with crokinol and prizes. The death of Miss Measle A Tingley, daughter of Chief Warren F B Tingley, is noted with funeral at Locust Street Church. County news covers county fairs, baseball scores, soldier letters, and impending public fundraisers for the village hall playhouse.
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Montrose
Fred W. Crandoll
Hue and
Mary
Fikland
Poa
Heart Take
Thirteenth Regiment
N. Gg. P
Susquehianna Veterans’ Organization
Lanesboro
Edith Shaw Jones
Mabel Shaw
West Church Street
Miss Lewis
Manafield
Nettle Clary
Joseph B. Barney
Measle A. Tingley
Warren FB. Tingley
Locust Street
Kessie
Morage
Albert Tingley
Oneonta
Olin Hy Tinelew
Loase
FE. K. Thomas
Taplist Church
New York
Montrove Baseball Club
Friendaville
Carmalt Leake
Montrowe
A. W. Lyons
N. Susaman
Tunkhannock
Dwikht
Fr. Lyons
Our Soldiers Boys
Camp Hawking
Albert Rice
United States Army
San Francisco
China
Village Hall
Inet
Dadies’ Matines Club
Comstock
Northwest Whiteholumbia
Susquehanna County News Briefs From August Events
A party of fifteen Susquehanna youths plans a ten day stay at Heartlake. Riverside Park encampment offers a sham naval battle, campfires and addresses by James T. Duttels and others. Montrose Company G visits. veterans receive free tickets. Local clerical services and joint church excursion to Riverside Park are noted. Obits and local notes cover farming anthrax precautions and a cattle vaccination drive.
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Susquehanna
Heartlake
Riverside Park
Lanesboro
James T. Duttels
Halletead
TL Ainey
Montrose
Thomas Kelly
Minnie
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. A. Dennison
Presbyterian Church
D. L Sutherland
United Churches of
Forest City
M. E. Stanler
Mary
Hinghamton
Oakland
Jonathan Smith
Houston
Delaware
Tducensal Wae & Son
Gibson
David Smith
New Milford
Albert
Richard Clough
Oakland Aide
William M. Hiller
Factoryville
MeKune
C. C. Pratt
Mount Gretna
Stone
National Guard
the Bute
Binghamton
Bestlake
M. ¥. Williams
Honesdale
Brie
Shohion Glen
Miss Rose Te Strider
East
Thompson Aug 13 Notes Camp Meeting and Local Visits
Thompson notes Aug 13 visits to Madison County New York with Miss Jenntte Mulvey and Mrs Huffling at the camp ground. Clergy Rev. B. F. Larrabee preached at the Methodist church while Rev. Mr. Laning and wife visited Philadelphia. Locals Elin and others return from Damascus and Lake View pulpits. Hugh Perry reports cattle anthrax. vaccination planned. Ice cream social by Episcopal Ladies on A H Crogier lawn.
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Tackson
Tower
Montrose
Mde
Annette Meags
New York
Jefferson House
H. PF. Kimble
Susquehanna
M.D. Hine
J. M. Hine
Scranton
Clara Watley
Binghamton
Cc. M. Lewis
Forest City Brewery Stock Subscribed at 50000 Capital
Sperial to the Seranton Tribune Forest City August 13 Misa Anna F F Jones of Scranton visits G A Shepherd on North Main Street Will Jones and Brant McLaughlin vacation at Lake Como Robert Davis and son of New York visit relatives H W Brown visits Starrucca Bunday Ferdinand Bartholomew Farno Wayne county forest city visitor Hates returns from White's Valley Helen McHale Madaline Clark Carbondale guests at Mrs Melvin Malin Street John Parkyn attends relative's funeral in Carbondale Leater Hines Scranton visits sister Mrs William Watkins Fred Swingle Ray Christian Joe McGarry Carbondale town visitors For two weeks discuss brewery in Forest City meeting last week subscribes total 50000 stock twenty subscribers each 2 to 50 shares each share 100 each directors elected M Krants J Freedman T C Manger Samuel Lyon J Z Wellbrock D K Braman Louis Mrucer Anthony H Letus At a
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Carbondale
Forest City
Forest House
M. Krants
J. Freedman
T. C. Manger
Samuel Lyon
J. 2. Wellbrock
D. K. Braman
Louis Mrucer
Anthony H. Letus
Directors Meet at Freedman Hotel Elect Officers
A later meeting of the directors in the parlor of the Freedman hotel elected M. Krantz as president J. Freedman as vice president D. R. Bras man as secretary and J. F. Wellbrock as treasurer reflecting the internal leadership of the firm.
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Freedman Hotel
M. Krantz
J. Freedman
D. R. Brasman
J. F. Wellbrock
Very Rev Eugene Garvey laments temperance at picnic
In Pittston the Rev Eugene Garvey denounces intemperance and the Mercy Hospital picnic beer sale. Other items note Chester Brown's scalp wound from a railroad torpedo blast, the West Pittston hose wagon arrival, a child injured by a cartridge explosion, a boy lost an arm on a Lehigh Valley train, local deaths, funerals, a hotel fire scare, and job changes in local mines with Charles Walker resigning as fire boss and brother George taking over No 4.
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Beranton
Pittston
Eugene Garvey
St. John's
West Pittston
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Mr. Brown
West Pitston Hose Company
A. F. & 8. C. Stewart
Rochester
N. Y
John Frederick
Mill Street
Frederick
Edward Barrett
Yatesville
Jeanette Stevens
Chartes Ruff
Hodgeman
Kansites
John Pugh
Pittson
Alfred Jenkins
George D. Leisenring
Barah Walsh
Market Street
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Crescont Coal Company
Sugar Notch
No. 4
George Walker
Picts
Annual Granger Lake Carey Picnic Draws Wide Attendance
Factoryville notices a large crowd expected at the Granger Lake Carey picnic with families and visitors from Elmira and local residents joining the yearly event. G. BR. Mathewson departs for Washington DC around September 1. several local movements include Dimmick camp meeting August 21 to 28 and A E Bedell taking over the wagon shop from R D Chase. Wallaville fair slated September 11 to 13 with races premiums and agricultural display. Miss Elizabeth Wrigley hosts visitors from Moosoa Taylor hospital Scranton today. Mrs E L Watkins returns from Asbury Park. Miss Bertha Crisman back from New York trip. Bertha Knapp hosting a friend from New York.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
al. Donittle
Elmira
N. Y
Granger
Lake Carey
G. BR. Mathewson
Washington
DD. C
Blanche Stark
Foet Lemon
Dimmick
A. E. Bedell
R. D. Chase
Mr. Chase
Wallaville
Elizabeth Wrigley
Mosoa Taylor Hospital
Scranton
IE. L. Watkins
Asbury Park
Bertha Crisman
New York State
Bertha Knapp
Springville Notes and Local Pages of August
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Springville dated August 13 reports John H Mitchell repairing his farmhouse with a rear addition, G Culver hired to paint, Ziba Lott injuring his foot requiring a crutch, Carl Churchill injuring his wrist at Hawke quarry, and Bechooley family moving to Phillipsburg. Compton family moving to Harford and Carl Churchill taking a school post at Little Meadows effective Sept 1. Mrs Scott awaiting husband’s return after illness, diphtheria affecting FE Spencer's children and Miss Beasie Gyle, while Stuart Riley’s crew works on building a foundation for a hall.
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Scranton Tribune
Springville
John H. Mitchell
G. Culver
Ziba Lott
Carl Churchill
Hawke Quarry
A. Bechooley
Phillipsburg
N. J
Schooley
M. Compton
Harford
Susquehanna County
Little Meadows
A. & Scott
Spencer
Erick
Beasie Gyle
Stuart Riley
Catarrh Cure Promoted With Fraud Warning
Advertises F. J. Cheney Catarrh Cure claiming a $100 reward for proof it cannot cure. Signatories vouch for J. E. Ver as trustworthy for 15 years and endorse the remedy, asserting it cures chronic catarrh by internal use. The document cautions against unverified medicine claims.
Tribune Educational Contest Leaders Named
The list presents contestants for Tribune's Educational Contest led by Charles Rodriguez Oliver Callahan and David V. Birtley. Other participants include Eugene Boland David C. Spencer Arthur Kemmerer Harry Reese Sidney Hayes John P. Smith Grace Simrell Edward Murray and Richard Roberts with addresses across Webster Vine West Market Walnut Bloomsburg Factoryville Evans Olive Boulevard Hamm Hampton Carbondale.
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Eugene Boland
Walnut Street
David C. Spencer
Bloomsburg
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
Harry Reese
Evans Court
Sidney W. Hayes
Olive Street
John P. Smith
Boulevard
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Edward Murray
Hamm Court
Richard Roberts
Hampton Street
Contenders Shuffle in The Tribunes Educational Contest
Eugene Holand rises from sixth to fourth passing David C Spencer of Bloomsburg. Spencer remains fourth, one point ahead of Holand’s challenger. Arthur Kemmerer of Factoryville moves up to challenge Harry Reese, closing on Spencer as contestants grow into expert composers.
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Tribune
Eugene Holand
David C. Spencer
Bloomsburg
Mr. Spencer
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
Harry Reese
Wall Street Review Shows Mixed Gold Export Impact
The International monetary scene received focus as 65 million in gold pushed export plans to Europe. Stocks rose with gains in lead and other sectors, while railroad bonds held firm though volume waned. industrials sagged slightly amid interest in fair values.
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New York
Wall Street
Europe
Merrow
Lackawanns
Lowden
Tevka
Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Grain Prices Across Regions
Philadelphia and western markets publish mixed contract grades for August delivery. Oats and flour show firm tones while cotton, live poultry, and tallow remain steady or higher. Receipts include 1 076 000 sacks of wheat and substantial shipments of wheat, corn, and oats to various regions.
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Philadelphia
Ame
Noah
Souwthurn
Ile
Dee
Wheat and Flour Prices Slide in Domestic Market Report
In New York on August 14 the market shows dull and weak sentiment as flour slips on wheat declines. Prices for several flour types reach new lows while wheat futures remain steady for No. 2 red. Options weaken, then rally on cash demand. butter and cheese prices edge higher with mixed regional dairy movement.
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New York
Anid
Wort
Dte
Dee
VesTle
Mulde
Imalse
State
Walilgee
Lange
Wheat and corn prices drop in Chicago market report
A Chicago market summary notes declines in September cash grains with oats and corn lower while wheat shows weakness. Prices for No 2 red wheat No 2 yellow corn and No 3 white oats are listed with modest movement and broader commodity items including pork whiskey and sugar also recorded with mixed shifts.
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Chicago
Ave
Hesvy Nufinn
Pile
Harley
Timothy
Sus Yelton
Sugam
Cattle Market Report From Chicago Auction Floor
Chicago August 11 cattle market shows mixed demand with steady to lower bids. Native steers and feeders move slowly with several carloads sold around 40 dollars. Texas cattle and top lots show varied pricing amid subdued activity.
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Chicago
Cholee
Eleady
Suais
Helfers
Rahs
Capners
Pthoais
Culver
Terese
Texas Pa
Cattle Market Report Highlights Active Trade and Prices
The market shows active cattle trading with diverse lots including heavy and light cattle. Prices range around 4.40 to 8.40 per unit with 85 head noted and overall movement mixed across grades and weights.
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Chitown Lamhe
Fragmented OCR News Item From New York Market Notes
Unclear OCR fragment describes New York market terms with irregular figures and unrelated terms. Mentions August, prices, weights, and quantities in a scattered list, lacking coherent events or names.
Bucknell University Catalog Brief 1900
Bucknell University lists a four course college with an academy for young men and boys a ladies institute a refined boarding school a school of music with graduating courses and West College plus a new men’s dormitory ready for occupation September 20 1900 Catalog address registrar William C Gretzinger Lewisburg Pa
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Ladies' Institute
School of Music
West College
Wm. C. Gretzinger
Lewisburg
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