Knights Attend Grand Lodge and Local Events in Scranton
A large turnout of Knights of Tythias at Scranton for the Grand Lodge. Visitors include Mrs Charles Terry of Forty Fort and Miss Verne Mack of Weatherly. Local social visits feature Mr and Mrs George Heckman, Mrs Welle Reynolds and Stewart returning to Brooklyn, and Amy Trown visiting in town while Trown plans pulpit duties at Meshoppen and Mehoopany. The Tritons face Nicholson in a decisive best of five baseball series, with fan interest high as Monday’s lineup resembles last game. Lake Carey saw the largest crowd in years, Montrose railway and lake steamers reported brisk business, and local residents Mr Stloward Hungerford and A H Sterling with family spent time in New York and Lake Carey respectively.
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Knights of Tythias
Scranton
Charles Terry
Forty Fort
George Heckman
Susie Schoonover
Weatherly
Iba Billings
Squires
Nicholson
Verne Mack
Welle Reynolds
Stewart
Brooklyn
Amy
New Haven
Tritons
Tunkhannock
Grangers
Lake Carey
Montrose Railway
Sio
A. m
Stloward Hungerford
New York City
A. H. Sterling
Meshoppen
Charlies Wintermute
M. Reynolds
Terre Haute
Ind
Reynolds
Steve
Lfe
N. B. Reynolds
H. C. Reynolds
William Thompson
West
Norman Brown
Harry Brenton
West Pittston
A. A. Brown
H. G. Zwelzig
Mayfield
Paul Wilson
F. L. Foster
Wallsville
Factoryville
Peter Winters
Dunmore
N. B. Winters
Clinton Township
Phoebe
Emma Armstrong
G. A. R. Post
No.11
Buffalo
H. H. Wilbur
Caramel Grove
Binghamton
Fulso
Sidney
N. Y
Ladies’ Circle
Grand Army of the Republic
Lake Sheridan
Will Capwell
Boomaburg
George Sisco
Manchester
William Earl Manchester
Wilkes-Barre
Sarah Manchester
Fannie
Jucy
Boston
Mass
George BE. Manchester
Mary
Providence
R. 1
Mary Eaton
Dalton
A. C. Sisson
la Plume
Quiet Presbyterian wedding in Wyoming
George Glutz and Miss Emma Goode wed in the Presbyterian church with Rev. W Scott Stites officiating. The couple's relatives and a few friends attended and they left for the home of Mrs Goode to reside temporarily. The notice also lists local social events and community updates from Wyoming including entertainments and town projects.
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Presbyterian Church
George Glutz
Emma Goode
John Goode
Wyoming
W. Scott Stites
Cora Lloyd
Nellie Totten
Altheda Lloyd
Frank Gray
Frank Nuse
Tillie Evans
Anna Thomas
Charles Penny
Lake Carey
J. J. Howell
Frank Rozelle
Scranton
Geo. Wilson
Mount Zion
Eihth Street
Albert Smith
Danville
Harry Laycock
Mlendd Club
Bloomsburg
J. S. Shoemaker
Buffalo
William Trieble
Baptist Pastors Swap Pulpits On Sunday Evening
From his vacation the pastor will occupy his pulpit tomorrow morning and evening. Rev. Robert R. Thompson of the local Baptist church and Rev. Claude G. Langford of Pittston will exchange pulpit duties on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. R. Thompson
The
Baptist Church
Claude G. Langford
Baptist Church of
Pittston
Local notes from Factoryville and nearby towns
A compact roundup notes repairs at a Baptist church and visits by Terre Haute attorney M. Reynolds. It mentions Grangers picnic at Lake Carey, a legal case in Nicholson, and various local visits, fairs, and a science topic about microscopic line gratings and diamond cutting in a spectroscope.
Salvation Army Camp Meeting Held on Potters Island
A camp meeting by The Salvation Army is planned today and tomorrow on Potters Island near Glenwood. A large Scranton delegation arrived last evening to attend. Notices also mention visits by Mrs. H Harding of Binghamton and Mrs. Taylor en route to Russell Hill. Professor C A Jacques of Providence will lecture on Man's True Position at the opera house Sunday at 3 pm. The Dimock camp meeting begins next Wednesday for eight days. Solomon T Walker named postmaster at Keelersburg.
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Salvation Army
Potter’s Island
Glenwood
Scranton
Agelat
W. Harding
Binghamton
Taylor
Russell Hill
Solomon T. Walker
Keelersburg
Spectroscope Crafted for German Astronomer Finished in Brashear Shop
The New York Tribune highlights a large defraction grating spectroscope completed in John A. Brashear’s Allegheny workshop. The instrument, designed for a German astronomer, is described as unique and remarkable for its precision and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Brashear
Allegheny
New York Tribune
Carpet and Drapery Sale in Scranton Firm Closeout
A Scranton retailer offers the finest carpets in all grades and prices and carries draperies window shades and upholstery chairs at about half price. The shop also discounts wall paper stock to less than half, with displays featuring stands and tables.
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Scranton
Market Reverses Gains As Profit Taking Settles In
The New York market showed a heavy tone as profit taking continued on the long advance. Commission houses led the selling amid fears of a decline, while outside buyers paused. Some support remained with orders ready to buy a dip, and wheat’s rise boosted export demand though stocks did not surge. Total sales reached 406 200.
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New York
England
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations Summary
Wheat firmer with gains around 4c to 6c on August contracts and par basis. Corn steady to firmer with No 2 mixed quoted August to November. Oats mostly steady with No 2 white August to November. Flour stronger with winter and spring varieties higher. Butter firm. eggs firm. cheese firm. Receipts and shipments listed for wheat corn and oats. New York market notes continued firmness in flour and maize with city mill patents and Minnesota patents cited.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Philadelphia
Wyats
Pennsylvania
LindTiec
New York
City
Minnesota
Ayalie
Malie
Myo
Onate
Ste
City Extra India
Western Creamery
Halse
Titane
Elgina
State Dairy
Matda
State
Grain and market report shows steady prices across commodities
Wheat and corn futures move higher with No. 2 red wheat near one dollar against mixed month quotes. Beet, butter, cheese, and oils hold firm as markets list options, with spot wheat prices edging up and oats and oats futures showing strength in early trading.
Chicago Grain Futures and Cash Quotations Report
The report lists futures for Wheat May and September, Corn August and September, Pork and Lard values for September to December, and cash quotes for No 2 spring wheat to No 4 oats with various price figures. Receipts and ship ments of flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley are shown in barrels and bushels.
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Pacifice
Manhattan
Ee Y
Ee &W
Nor
Pacific
Ont
West
Omaha
Phil. & Read Aeeene
Southern R. RB
Southern RB. R
HY Tenn., C. & Iron
Texas Pacif . Ooee
Union Pacific
Wabash
Union
Ip Oy Lu
Chicago
Wigan
Dalie
Chicago Live Stock Prices Amid Mixed Cattle Market
Beef cattle show slow demand with weak native stock at varied prices. Hogs steady to lower with heavy packing and prime lots. Sheep range from inferior at two dollars to prime at near three dollars, with receipts totaling about 6 thousand cattle, 2 thousand hogs, and 15 thousand sheep.
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Chicago
Buffalo Cattle Market Report Mixed Slows Steady Prices
Cattle market quiet with slow horse trade. Yorkers and hogs show wide ranges with good to choice quality around 2.50 to 3.05 dollars. Sheep and lambs demand strong with prices from 5.15 to 5.40 for best lots, culls slipping.
Market Report Highlights Active Beef and Cattle Prices
New York market notes show Beever Market active with native steers at 4.40 to 5.20. Texas calves at 4.25 to 4.75, stage and oxen around 4.10. Dry cows 1.90 to 6. Calves listed as active though vents closing weak with veal at 6.73 and good buttermilks noted among sheep and other stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
East Liberty
Market Highlights From East Liberty and New York
East Liberty cattle and sheep markets show steady to weak trends with prime and common categories listed. Lambs and hogs exhibit price ranges while New York petroleum markets report no current crude activity and limited bids and shipments.
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New York
OW City
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Martha R. Schimpff
Lackawanna Ave
Northeastern
Ing Engine
Hopkins University
Brashear
Baltimore
Rowland
Royal Observatory
Dublin
Magill University
Montreal
Hans Hausawaldt
Magdeburg
J. Scott Inglis
Lackaave
Wall Street Review
William Linn Allen & CO
Meare
Tobacco Co
Moh
Lars Am
Re G Co
Reif
Pew
Ohlo Abecen Ao
Wwe
Chile
Lee
Rol&p
Bay Tsst
Delaware Stud
Lake Shore
Souls
Nash
Royal
Royal Baking Powder CO
Tork
Scranton & Pittston Trac
Eee
National Boring & Drill'g Co
First National Bank
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Oon
Scranton Savings Bank Asebee
Scrunton Packing Co
Lacka, Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank
Tee Throop Novelty M'fl Co
Scranton Traction Co
Eecessen
Scranton Axle WoOrk
Weston Mill Co
Cueeseeeeenee
Alexander Car Replacer Co
Seranton Bedding Co
Dime
Ory
Ove Lacka, Trust & Safe
Segedeewnneee
People's Street Railway
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
City of Scranton St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Beranton Axle Works
Con Scranton Traction Co
Eaeeeere
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live
Hood
Flood
Washington Chemical CO
Washington, D.C
Matthews Broa
Pai Ros
Albany Dentist Association
DR. Hill & Son
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avenue
Davidow
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William HL. Peck
Oxford
Myer Davidow
Lack
Skoe House
Sheriff's Sale
W. J. Davis
Merchant Tailor
Wyoming Ave
Aci
Ally
Conrad
Lacka. Ave
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