Veterans Enjoy Record Reunion Across Seven County Area
The Seven County Veterans association reports a 1902 style turnout with roughly fifteen hundred veterans and 6 000 more guests from Beranton and nearby towns. Attendees toured the court house square Nay Ang park viewed the Soldiers and Sailors monument and dined under a tent. The Union ex Prisoners of War held talks and songs as officers debated next year’s meeting site and elected H H Tyler as president.
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Seven County Veterans’ Association
Beranton
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. BR
Warn Griffin
Col. Monnes Post
Thomas Barrowman
P. J. McAndrew
Halsey Lathrope
E. W. Pearce
Bowman
Wilkes-Barre
Binghamton
Eighty-fourth
Pennsylvania
Ben Evans
Pittston
Corneter Miles
Bauer
Veterans’ Association
Bradford
Broome
N.Y
Wayne
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Luzerne
Susquehanna
F. L. Hitchcock
Major Pearce
Lake Lodore
Lake Ariel
BR. H. Taylor
Broome County
John T. Howe
Lackawanna County
H. H. Taylor
Bingham
Fifteenth Reunion of the Fifty-Second Pennsylvania
The fifteenth reunion of the survivors of the Fifty-Second Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry will meet in G A K Memorial Hall Wilkes Barre on September 17. The forenoon program includes the morning events and activities.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pynty-Second Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
G. A. K. Memorial Hall
Wilkes- Barre
Veterans Fifty Second Banquet and Camp Fire Near
Reception and registration of comrades opens doors at nine. At two PM a business meeting covers full-call election of officers and reports. Banquet at six features speeches and a camp fire at seven inviting all veterans and Juniors. banquet free for Fifty second comrades and their ladies. Officers listed: W McClare Scranton PA B Williams Wyoming PA H C Miller secretary Washington DC M D Fuller chaplain Jermyn PA.
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Fifty-second
William McClare
Scranton
B. Williams
Wyoming
H. C. Miller
Washington, D. C
M. D. Fuller
Jermyn
Body of Dunmore youth recovered from Lake Ariel
The body of 20 year old Charles Woelkers, son of Mr and Mrs John Woelkers of Jessup street Dunmore, was recovered from Lake Ariel by a New York diver after several days search. An inquest found accidental drowning as the cause of death. The funeral is set for St Marys church Chestnut street at 3 o clock with interment at Mt Carmel cemetery.
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Captain Vaughan
Moscow
Harding
Tunkhannock
Frank Bobb
Wilkes-Barre
Benjamin G. Evans
Pittston
John McComb
Carbondale
J. H. Eckert
J. J. Cook
D. F. Nichols
J. Sweet
H. H. Langdorf
Chas
H. Hull
James A. Keech
South Gibson
Graham Wiatts
Honesdale
Henry Reynolds
Factoryville
Ezra H. Ripple
St. Mary's
Wilkes- Barre
Susquehanna Command
Fifty-second
One Hundred and Second
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Sixth
Pennsylvania Reserves
Henry Baker
Peckville
George W. Hull
Libby
Charles Woelkers
John Woelkers
Jessup Street
Dunmore
Lake Ariel
New York
H. J. Hover
Powell
E. H. Samson
A. L. Jones
George T. Jones
Sabin Swingle
Henry Safford
Oscar Bigart
Woelkers
P. J. Needham & Co
Fig Street
St. Mary's Church
Chestnut Street
Mt. Carmel
Missing Kilmer son last seen after drug purchase in Scranton
An old man Kilmer from Spring Brook sought police help to locate his son who arrived Sunday to buy carbolic acid for horse salve. The youth bought six ounces at Kornachers drug store in South Scranton and has not been seen since, reportedly accompanied by two young women.
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Kilmer
Spring Brook
Kornachers
South
Scranton
Markets Broad, Uneven Yet Active Amid Morgan Influence
New York trading shows broader, more active markets with uneven strength driven by professional speculation. Investors expect J P Morgan to resume directing major projects, aiding continued buying by outside speculators while some stock pools push prices higher. The money market eases, call loans at 4 percent, time loans softer, and foreign exchange firming under London selling. Total volume 884,700 shares. bonds firm, United States issues steady. The Tripune by Haight & Freese Co. 315 Mears Building. W. D. Runyon, manager.
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New York
Morgan
Wall Street
Morgaan
London
Colorado
Colorado Railroad
Southern Railroads
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
United States
Scranton Transit and Rail Mortgages Listed in Note
Scranton Packing Co and Scranton Passenger Railway cite first mortgage due details while People's Street Railway shows due dates. Scranton Trac Co, Keonong L, H. & P. Co and Consolidated Water Supply are mentioned with corrections and local addresses. Also listed are prices for flour dairy and produce items with per bushel rates.
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Scranton Packing Co
Cecees
Seranton Passenger Railway
People’s Street Railway
Scranton Trac. Co
Keonong L., H. & P. Co
N. Jersey & Pocono Ive Co
Consolidated Water Supply
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Prices and Shipments
Wheat firm at 73 1/2 cents August contract. Corn firm yet quiet with No 2 yellow. Oats steady for new and old No 2 white. Butter steady to firmer. cheese firmer. Sugar refined unchanged. Cotton unchanged. Live poultry quiet and easier with varied prices. Receipts: 46,000 bushels wheat, 2400 corn, 9,000 oats. shipments: 75,000 wheat, 2,400 corn, 21,000 oats.
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Philadelphia
K. Kleher
Goaife
New York
Tlerces
Sind
Brollers
Malie
Lange Malie
New York Grain and Produce Market Report
Market report shows wheat trade active with firmer close and gains on September futures. Spot corn and oats traded unevenly with gains in option activity, while dairy prices held steady with creamery and state varieties showing steady or modest moves.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
Ste
F. A
Muay
Tnc
Shorts Inter
May
Hyec
Soludeyie
Dug
Mohadiyes
Walle
Malie
Pennsylvania
Chicago Grain Market Update Amid Rainy Weather Pressures
Chicago on August 20 reports coarse grains firm with rain dampening crops. Oats rise on country damage, corn shows activity as maturing crops risk frost, and wheat gains from the same factors. September futures advance in wheat and corn. cash quotes listed for flour, wheat grades, corn, oats, rye, barley, and animal products.
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Chicago
Chicago Cattle Market Receipts Report Doubled Amid Mixed Offers
Cattle receipts reach 22 000 with 500 Texans and 7 00 westerns noted. Prices vary with good to prime steers around 49, cows at 60 05, calves at 2 ah. Sheep receipts about 23 000 show lambs and wethers trading lower.
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Chicago
Enat Buffalo Live Stock Prices Aug 9
Cattle receipts 60 steady with prime steers current around 7 to 7.75 per cwt, cows 5 to 6.60, calves and feeders mixed. Sheep and lambs receipts 1,000 steady. top lambs 5.75 to 6.00, yearlings 4.00, wethers 4.00, ewe prices varied. market overall active with higher quality lots commanding better bids.
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Enat
Cattle and sheep market notes from East Liberty
East Liberty market report lists Steady and prime cattle prices at about 7.73 for choice and 7.15 for good. We see descriptions for heavy, medium, and light categories, with wethers around 4.10 and various figures for roughs and poles.
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East Liberty
Catthe
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Seven County Association
Nay Aug Park
Tinghamton Next
Hitchcock
Connell
Cuba
America
H. H. Tyler
Wyoming County
Grand Army of the Republic
Association
H. M. Edwards
Canada
Navy
Paul Jones
Perry
Lawrence
Smith
Andrew Smith
Ninth United States Cavalry
J. W. Page
Pennsylvania Military College
Ezra H. Ripple, Jr
Thirteenth Regiment
W. R. Ackerson
J. B. Hobday
George Keys
Pierce
Mich
Young Kilmer
Wall Street Review
Haight & Freese Co
Mears Building
W. D. Runyon
Iis Te Co
Aimerican Sugar
Atchison
Brook
Balt
Ohio & Oy
Ches. & Oy
Chicago & Siton
Tt Col Fuel & Iron
Ae Col
South Eedenses
Col
Gay i
Den
Ae &R
Tirle
Ist
Ae Ahnerie
Peewee
Hocking Valle
Silinoia Central
Ra Kun
Louis
Nash
Manhattan
Pacific
Norfolk & West
West
Satan
Republic
Touls Bo
H. G. Dale
Lucka
Ave
Western Union
Wis
Chicago Grain & Provision
Deere
York
Igh. Low. Sons
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Aes
Lackawanna Dairy
Savak & Trust
Bank
Third National
P.erbnae
First National Bank
Trust & Safe
Clark & Snover Clo
Savings Bank
Ae Traders’ National Bank
Bolt & Nut Co
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Livestock
Green End
Ol City
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing CO
Spruce Street
ALL Grocers
Nowee
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
Boody.mclellan &Co
Broadway
New York City
Syafarmssaft
Eer
DR. Densten
Spruce Sr
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