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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1900

Page

2

Petrified Monster Remains Found Near Starrucca

Workmen excavating a Starrucca cellar unearthed a 19 foot long petrified skeleton under an oak roots with part of a head and an extra foreleg missing. Bones turned to stone by lime water. Syracuse University professors will rule on whether mastodon or giant horse. Local notables, including Col. Charles C. Pratt and Rep. C Fred Wright, feature in a broad community update.

Scranton Tribune Susquehanna Ave Starraces Am Lion Syracuse University Starrucca Charles C. Pratt William J. Pike Hallstead Grow California James T. DuBois Switzerland H. F. Beardsley Montrose Busquehanna County John M. Kelly Susquehanna County Washington John M

Susquehanna County Court Opens August Term

Montrose reports the August term of Susquehanna County Court opened with Judge Daniel W. Searle. Trials may spill into November as civil lists are light and many cases are held over due to heat. Several cases heard include horse stealing, liquor licensing, and divorce subpoenas with various bonds and rulings noted.

Montrose Susquehanna County Court Daniel W. Searle

Local Notables Visit Town Amid Social Roundup

New York resident Kilgwr A Turrell visits his mother on Mijale street while others from Great Bowl Berytumn and Witthe Meadows tour town. Figures like Ward Dowel and Pav Godwin appear. visitors attend society events, church notices, and a annual picnic at Thewrt Lake.

Kilgwr A. Turrell New York Mijaletreet Thomas Kilrow Great Bowl Clutton MS Cox Berytumn Felievest Anta Mo Cox Cherry Street Ward Dowel Witthe Meadows Pav Godwin Searly Miler Maskiinig W. AL Skinner Thomas Dolorty John Petwiser Sneperhannalton Mra BR. G. Scott Asbury Park S. 1 Kellegister and Recordier Lncoln Lincoln Forest Lake Franklin M. Guttner Forest City

Forest City Society Notes From Aug 14 Visitations

Special to the Scranton Tribune Forest City Aug 14 Mine Jonnie Sibby and Will Womlmanne of Carbonlile spent Sunday at the home of Mr Neary Word on Delaware River. Mrs Wilfred Elehenberg and Mr Henry Weed spent Monday in Beranida Me. J W Elehenbrg who saw Leon wrestling at the home of his son Wilfred Blehenberg has returned to Manpook. WN Mims Gadie Mcbonnell of Bowth fcvantyn ta.

Scranton Forest City Jonnie Sibby Will Womlmanne Carbonlile Neary Word Delaware Miver Wilfred Elehenberg Henry Weed Beranida J. W. Elehenbrg Leon Wrestlnig Wilfred Blehenberg Manpook

Social Visits and Charity Festival at Susquehanna Opera House

Visitors including Miss May ael B. Huene and Miss B. Hoche stayed with friends in Forest City. A fundraising festival at the Susquehanna opera house on August 16 under Rev. Walsh will feature entertainment and dancing with prizes and refreshments. Tickets are on sale with chances to win gold, a barrel of flour, a rocker, cigars, shoes, coal, and drinks. Clark family return from Utica and others from New York enjoy Crystal Lake outing. Wild Higgins and Edna Higgins return home from Visitiors week in Beranton.

Mie A. Gallneher Forestity May Ael B. Huene B. Hoche Shequehanna R. H W. Walsh St. Church Hecht Wale Clark Utica N.Y Thomas Brown Robert Davinant Eon New York City Orystal Lake Mee Wild Higgine Edna Beranton

New Milford Camp Life and Local Visit Highlights

New Milford and nearby town residents are listed in a long, names-heavy update. Camp life at East Lake figures prominently with visits from McCollam, Byrne, Shay, Davenport, and others. A number of weddings, birthdays, and family gatherings are noted along with church vacations and a school building repainting.

Hallstead Social Notes Move Into Fall Plans

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports visitors from Binghamton and New Milford as Hallstead’s Western Branch Christian Endeavor outlines fall events led by Prof Benson and Mrs Kittle Sanford. Local residents attend gatherings, hear Ernest Colwell speak, and arrange field day and a benefit under Y M C A auspices with Ballard’s band providing music.

Scranton Tribune Halletead Mieses Nettle Bessie Tavis Binghamton Edward Scotten Christian Endeavor Union Profescor Benson New Milford Kittle Sanford Sayre Frances McCreary Mill Street George Jonka Elmira Scranton Kimba Mang Fear Hallstead SN. Dyes Jhaniel Chiwhit Mullalo I. O'Malley Noonan Franklin John McCann Johen Diemey Montrose Kate Dwnalue Brackney Mille James T. Tubote Metre Arthur Suwiteerland Dol Hinckley Nicholson HM. B. Stalth Ernest Colwell Mo. C. AL V. M.C. AL Vermin Shaw Lw Stein Ballard Wathine God Men Bryce Rowe Three Lakes

Community events and notices from Heart Lake region

The Heart Lake column records varied local happenings including a Susquehanna Medical Society quarterly meeting at Spring House, a contingent work party of twenty to twenty-five men, upcoming events at Mushendry and Camp Unenda, social gatherings at Griffin's pavilion, a Ladies' Aid ice cream social, and a Young People's Epworth league study on Proverbs. Families from Montrose New Milford Scranton and Pittston are mentioned among attendees and residents.

Heart Lake W. Wall Wils Susquehanna Medical Society Spring House Chotabin W. Tl Dennis Montrose Harry Fredericks Allentown Griffin Mushendry Calusha Camp Unenda Mies Partine Lane Mood McReage Annie Brewster Anna James Mandie Bostwick Muttrose Mina Qora Stark Hush Laura Mofdrum Scranton Fayette Sprout Vilta Mack Derbert Hroweter Will Lireen Rinee Brewster Mr. Brundage Hith Veree Alice Gardner Earnets GC. & Vail New Milford

Warns of Cure for Catarrh by West & Truss Firm

The note pledges one hundred dollars for any cow of catarrh cured by a treatment from West & Truss, Toledo wholesale druggists, promising a guarantee and asserting the efficacy of Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and with direct remedies.

SE & CO Shotts Aril Ananda Carr Tien Imade West & Truss Toledo Walia Aanna & Marvin Hall Catan Iisii

Tunkhannock notices and political updates Aug 14

Special to the Beranton Tribune reports county officials receive metal file canes for the treasurer's office and plan interior remodeling. Dems and local figures, including John G. Scouten and EK M. Denham, are mentioned amid town news. A clothing firm formed by Skinner and Peter opens soon. Wyoming County Agricultural Society dates set for September. An engineer, Tay Devbler, contracted on Lehighton Valley, contracted typhoid fever. A Dr Meller cottage trip to Lake Winola for ten days is noted. Ex Representative H D Tiffany visits. Republican convention set for Aug 7 with primaries the prior Saturday. Orrutt's Grove camp meeting starts Aug 17.

Beranton Tribune Tunkhannock Aig Dushore Democratic County Committee Sullivan County Wyoming EK. M. Denham Laporte Tureday George ©. Skinner Charles Peter Skinner Peter Bayre Wyoming County Agricultural Society W. N. Reynolda Ler Stark Tay Devbler Montrose Lehich Valley Dr. Meller Lake Winola Mary Mitchell Liszie Bjork Lieme Wilbur Jane Mo» Kown Minnie Ranatyne Eleanor Metcult Mytile Voee Mies Simpoon Mra. Putnam D. Tiffany Nicholson Wae Tunkhannock Tuewlay Republican Party Wyoming County M. W. Cortright Meshoppen Orrutt’s Grove Monroe Township This County

Local Notes From Harford and Nearby Towns

Aug 14 notices report funerals, visits, and social events. Mrs Charles Hine's funeral in Carbondale. Ruth Ransom visiting Clark's Summit friends. Greeves visiting Adame parents. Otis Grinnell at writing. Sherwoods visiting McConnell. Mabel Sherwood visiting Binghamton. lawn social a grand success with 17 dollars proceeds. Leo McLand and Naomi Forsyth announce marriage. Wilber Tillinghast visiting Dr Brundage. Rosie Booth visiting J W Booth. a gray hare escaped from Fr A Robbings barn. J A Soptia su susquehanna repairing organs. open air concert well attended. Mr Doyle of Philadelphia vacationing locally. FERB Flint attending New York state reunion.

Scranton Tribune Harford B. F. Hine Charles Hine Carbondale Ave Ruth Ransom Clark's Summit Greeves Binghamton John Adame Otis Grinnell P. Oj. Sherwood Wilkes Fr. A. Robbings Martin Mirure J. A. Soptia Susquehanna Mr. Doyle Philadelphia Ferb Flint New York State

Scranton Visitors and Park Excursion Noted in Brooklyn Columns

BrooklynAug 14 Reports note News Josto and Luella Gere visiting Scranton while T C Waldie and son Marty visited A Waldie’s home. Stella Baboon returned to Jersey City after a visit with Mrs Tewkesbury. Sunday school scholars enjoyed an excursion to Ross Park in Binghamton. Grace King visited Brooklyn with Miss Maud Wardle.

Brooklyn Maud Wardle Charles Perrigo Fisher Murford Methodist Episcopal Universalist Church Waldie Mra. Loomis Mra T. Ely DeWitt

Wyalusing Notes On People And Visits In Town

Wyalusing news recaps visits and travel. Martin Stafford spent Monday evening in Towanda. Misa Mae Whitney returns from Canton. J V Keeler and wife vacation at Ocean Grove with Charles Smith. D E Gaylord spent Friday in Towanda. Brewster family visiting Samuel Howard. Mary Black and daughter Mae return to Wilkes Barre after weeks in town. Jemima Brown visits from Dushore. Kintner reunion at Camp Echo Mexhoppen attend by L G Welles and wife. Martha Gaylord Edith Smith visit Lulu Brown as Mae Whitney returns from Canton.

Wyalusing Martin Stafford Towanda Misa Mae Whitney Canton J. V. Keeler Ocean Grove Mieswee Martha Gaylord Edith Smith Lulu Brown Tunkhannock Mae Whitney

Factoryville Social Notes Prompt Busy Week Of Visitors

Mrs William Capwell and daughter from Bipomaturg Pa visit Herbert McAlpin. Joel A Capwell and wife of Berenton guest at ex Flurgen Benton Coleman on Main Street. A A Brown in Montrose today plans Lake Carey picnic Thursday. Kittie Gardner of Scranton visits friends. John Connor couple to New York and the seashore for a ten day trip. Reed visits county seat Monday. Kon A H Squier of Tunkhannock seeks Democratic nomination for representative at county convention Monday.

John Connor New York Reed Kon A. H. Squier Tunkhannock

Death of 12 year old George Robinson

George Robinson, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson, died Sunday at home after a brief illness from appendicitis. He underwent an ear operation Friday morning. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church led by Rev. Sowden with Rev. Prentice assisting. Interment followed in Mancow cemetery. The obituary notes his youth, membership in the Junior League and Sunday school, and community mourning.

George Joseph Robinson Kerling Longstreet Scranton Lynch Clark's Summit Methodist Church Guy Sowden Nichole

Tribune Educational Contest standings hold steady

The Tribune notes no change in contestants positions on the first day of weeks. David Y. Birtley leads in points, with Oliver Callahan still ahead overall. The article urges daily effort to secure subscriptions as cooler weather returns and travel resumes.

The Tribune David Y. Birtley Oliver Callahan Arthur Kemmerer David C. Spencer

Markets Show Strength Across Sectors In New York Trading

In New York on August 14, stock markets rose across all classes with strength led by steel shares and tinplate makers. Ample trading boosted railroad stocks though Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Pacific waned, while Southern Pacific and other rail issues faced selling pressure after earnings. Overall market tone remained firm with increased hand transactions and general demand for semi-operatives.

New York Vaeifte PL Wuntington Mugar I. S

Corrected by H. G. Dale, 27 Lack Santer

The note appears as a corrected line by H. G. Dale with an address in an obscure locality. The legibility is poor and no clear event or action is stated beyond attribution and contact detail.

H. G. Dale

Bermuda Ontone Flour Dest patent and mixed commodity prices

Philadelphia Aug 14 Wheat Stealy flags higher prices amid August market notes. Oats and oats related terms show activity. Cotton and tallow values mix with firmer or weaker tones. Receipts list flour 4,000 aril and 9,700,000 pounce in sacks, wheat 45,000 bushels, corn 72,000, oats 16. Shiments show wheat 10,000 la, corn 256,000, coats 7,000.

Philadelphia Nabitjo Straylay Adobe Fancy Weetern Creamery Zier de Grinte Ficus Western Southywestern Southern New York

Grain and dairy markets show limited activity and mixed tone

New York markets report dull demand across grain and dairy sectors. Wheat futures open steady with some weakness in nearby months while butter remains steady and cheeses hold firm, though overall action is cautious and uneven.

New York Jiuluth Ste. Foo Duluth Cary Sept Foo Newbeing Talye

Market notes show bull sentiment and mixed commodity moves

Chicago price action hints at bullish tone with wheat lower, corn higher, and oats up modestly. Cash markets mixed as flour holds. broad signals suggest cautious support amid erratic offerings and unclear directions across soybeans, pork, and whiskey.

Chicago Harley Tfe Vibe Scott Abiowhders

Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Steady Across Markets

Reported bids show mixed stock prices with cattle and calves varying by grade. Receipts totaling thousands across Texas markets include steers, heifers, cows, bulls, and sheep with values ranging from about 2,750 to 4,940 dollars per head amid steady to slightly firmer demand.

Tesas Fedstevta Texas Gram Steels Texas Bulls

New York Live Stock Market Report Mixed Prices

New York news notes cattle steady to weak with veal and buttermilk soft and shorn to low demand. Slower sales for chined calvin and other items. few choice heifers and cows offered, price references include 25 and 50.

New York Malie Talak

East Aihenty livestock prices and items mixed listing

A fragmented market listing shows various livestock prices and goods. Entries mention heifer or cattle terms, wethers, calves, and assorted merchandise with prices such as 4.44 and 2,2005.50, though many figures are unclear.

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