Local Honesdale Notices Include Concerts and Exhibits
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Honesdale on August 22 reports on a busy slate of events and community updates. Misses Any Clark Verna Steinman and Nellie Halbizer will serve on the golf grounds Saturday afternoon, while Lyman Howe presents moving pictures at the opera house September 2 under the Methodist society. Front yard fences are being removed with the last to come down at H.C. Hand’s Second Street home. An open air concert by the Maple City band is set for August 28, and the Honesdale Cornet Band performed for an open air crowd Thursday evening and again on the streets before departing for Lake Ariel with about 150 excursionists. Barlow & Wilson’s minstrels open at the Honesdale opera house on September 8, and the Honesdale ball team hosts a game with a Jermyn team on the grounds Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Oscar Bunnell hosts a gathering at Bunnelltown, while the Maple City band is engaged to play at Lake Lodore on Labor Day. Mrs. Marietta Craft Watkins and Ed Craft visit Thompsonton for the Craft reunion, and descendants of the late Lawrence Manzer plan a reunion near South Gibron, Pa. All are invited.
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Honesdale
Clark
Verna Steinman
Nellie Hal- Bfizer
Lyman Howee
Opera House
Methodist Society
H.C. Hand
Ladies
Lake Ariel
Honesdale Station
Barlow & Wilson's Minstrels
Honesdale Opera House
Jermyn
Oscar Bunnell
Bunnelltown
Maple City Band
Lake Lodore
Hawley Gossip From Honesdale and Nearby Visits
Hawley reports show Mrs Wesley Pierbon in Honesdale and Miss Bessie Jacobs visiting relatives from Port Jervis. Roy Rollison leaves for Newburgh. visitors include Henry Cooper of Eddyville and John Fowler of Sleighting at Chestnut Hill farm. An Erie agent, E H Barto, spent on the Honesdale line. 282 people joined the excursion to Binghamton from the Honesdale branch.
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Erie
Honesdale
Binghamton
Branc
Wilkes-Barre
Mary A. Murray
Williamsport
A. H. Avery
Brooklyn
W. C. Knapp
Katharine Gibbons
Joseph Hittinger
Providence
R. I
George Loff
New York
Atkinson Box
Uniondale notes and visits from Scranton region
Miss Anna Burfick of Scranton visits Mrs. Elisha Carpenter in Uniondale. Mrs. Frank Davies visits friends in Atlantic City. Several locals attend reunions and conventions including the Payne Meade reunion at Mast Ararat and the Republican convention at Montrose. Postmaster J B Thomas concedes defeat gracefully.
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Uniondale
Anna Burfick
Scranton
Elijah Carpenter
Frank Davies
Atlantic City
Hubbard
Thompson
Isaac Curtis
Shu“hael Carpenter
Ira Churchill
Blanche
Payne- Meade
Mast Ararat
M. Best
Forty Fort
Nev
J. G. Raymond
J. E. Thomas
Ira B. Thomas
Wiliam Morgan
Frank Davis
Montrose
Pauline Coleman
Wayne County
J. G. Titaymond
Carmel Grova
Nellle Newell
Ocean Grove
J. BE. Thomas
Welsh Hill Social and Local Visits Noted
Mrs Wallace Watkins entertains Miss Jessie Jay of Mount Pleasant and Mrs Gladys Heese returns to Carbondale. Mr and Mrs W L Owens of Forest City visit Mrs Richard Owens. D J Thomas family returns to Scranton after weeks with the Moyes. Mary E Richards class to hold an ice cream social August 2. Mrs H R Butler attends Dow Tucker reunion at Starrucca. Rev A Grant Houston delivers lecture at Congregational church.
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Welsh Hill
Wallace Watkins
Jessie Jay
Mount Pleasant
Gladys Heese
Carbondale
Wil Owens
Forest City
Qweak
Richard Owens
D. J. Thomas
East Market Street
Scranton
Mary EE
Richards
H. Rf. Butler
Dow- Tucker
Starrucca
A. Grant Houston
Congregational Church
Sure Cure for Diarrhoea Promoted in Ad
An old ad touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a fast reliable cure for diarrhoea especially in busy seasons. It claims quick relief with one or two doses and asserts effectiveness even in severe cases, noting it is sold by all druggists.
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Forest City Notes Include Friction Over Telephone Franchise
Forest City residents debate granting a franchise to the Anthracite Telephone Co as Bell and an Independent firm with about twenty holders already operate locally. A metallic circuit is being installed while calls connect with Carbondale. Also mentions Rev W Hollenshed visiting the seashore and Eva Hollinshed's stay with her parents. Daniel Callaghan 51, a longtime resident, dies. survived by daughter Mary Ann and sons John Joseph William. Borough council recommends Prof. Co T Thorpe for tax collector.
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Forest City
Bryant
Curley Brook
F. C. Homan
Chenango Forks
Anthracite Telephone Company
Bell Company
Carbondale Company
W. Hollenshed
Eva Hollinshed
New York City
Baptist Sunday School
East Park
Daniel Callaghan
Mary Ann
John
Joseph
William
Co. T. Thorpe
Wyoming County Veterans Reunion Ends With Three Day Session
The Wyoming County Veterans association wrapped up its three day reunion in Tunkhannock on Friday with speakers including Department Commander Scott of Butler and Richard H. Holgate of Scranton. Local leaders and visitors noted political aspirants, band music at Renshaw park, and social calls. Flora Tinker died after a brief illness, survived by husband and one child.
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Tunkhannock
Wyoming
Leah Burns
Lake Winola
Howard
Hinds
Factoryville
Newell A. Doty
Mehoopany
Daniel Squiers
Nicholson
Horace Rovelle
Falls
Mehoopany Cornet
Renshaw Park
Triton
Plainsville
Flora ‘Tinker
Third Street
C. M. Kishpaugh
Flarrisburg
J. Andrew Wilt
Towanda
Martha Lobeck
Scranton
James E. Frear
Second Street
Hallstead Tuttle family holds ninth annual reunion
Hallstead August 21 1902 marked the ninth annual Tuttle family reunion at Mrs Margaret Tuttle’s home on William Street. A noon dinner, fern and flower decorations, and a business meeting elected officers. Next reunion set for Hawleyton New York with numerous attendees from Hawley Binghamton Upsonville and nearby towns.
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Hallstead
Hawks
Hoag
Maud Mosher
Daley Thomas
Binghamton
Gage
Carrie Gage
Jay Cox
Meeker
Lena Meeker
Hawleyton
Luce
Wanklin
Howard
Luneville
Charles Thomas
Sou
Harvey Summers
Archie
EB. D. Tuttle
Reuben Summers
Upsonville
Markets fluctuate as stocks retest highs after New York trading
Wall Street stocks varied as liquidation in Colorado Fuel prompted caution. A late rally lifted Southern Pacific about two points, with Ontario and Western and Canadian Pacific rumors aiding strength. Western Union draws speculation on telegraph ties, while United States Steel shows narrow gains amid broad-based advances. Total sales reach 25,100 shares as bonds firm.
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New York
Colorado
Oweville
Nashville
Pacffic
Europe
Ontario and
Western
Ito
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Western Union
Iron and Steel Companies
United States Steel
United States
Fa Deense Ny
M. & Aekee
Atchison Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Col
South
Detroit
Thy Og Heckler Valley Coool
Tlinois Central
Nin
Arly Lots
Nish Seeree
Manhattan
Mexicin
Central
Tex
Wits
Norfolk & West
Rendine
Rendin i Au Pr. Steel Oy
Republie
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Tata
Hi Aa
Southern
Texas & Pacific
Roy Paelfir
Walhiash
Ber
Cneta
Bepteni
Eevesens
Wwe
Seuemere Lok
NEW York Cotton Marinet
Mich
Scranton Board of Trade
Rudenone
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Bank & ‘Trust
Bank
Carbondale
Ronat Bank
D. A
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Tack, Trust & Safe
Hiene Clar & Snover
People’s Street
Mip Teage
Street Railway Note Sparks Local Mortage Claim
Fragmentary text references people on a street railway and a mortgage claim due data, plus mentions of several entities including Co 1 per cent and Consolidated Water Supply GO. The readable pieces suggest a local finance or utility notice with names and numbers but details are incomplete.
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Gonmortange
Boranton Trae, Co
Econemy
Pi Civicsive N. Jersey
Pocono Tee Co
Os Consolidated Water Supply
Scranton Market Prices Reported By H. G. Dale
Corrected data from Scranton Wholesale Market lists dairy and produce quotes. H. G. Dale notes Creamery fresh dairy at 22 cents, cheese near Me, onions and potatoes per bushel with varying regional quotes. Prices appear inconsistent and partially corrupted.
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Laka
Ave
Hutter
Lalitge
Kwers
Western
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Update
Philadelphia market notes show wheat prices with contracts and August delivery unclear. Corn remains firm but quiet with No. 2 yellow on track and No. 2 new white clipped. Provisions demand steady with smoked and air dried beef varieties and hams in several cured forms. Receipts list 4,000 barrels of flour and 1,004,000 pounds of wheat. shipments include 600 bushels wheat and 1,900 bushels corn.
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago trading unsettled with shorts squeezed and longs profiting
Chicago trading showed aggressive short covering in corn and wheat amid price swings as traders reacted to Thursday’s bulge. September corn closed flat while December fell, wheat and oats declined and provisions held steady. cash quotes listed various grain and livestock values with typical market volatility.
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St. Louia
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report From East Buffalo
East Buffalo market notes show cattle receipts 125 with steers around 7.85 to 8.05, heifers and cows}$1.50 to 5.70, veals tops near 2.50,72.74, hogs 5,100 with heavy to 7.40, sheep and lambs 100 with lambs strong and top around 7. etc.
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East Buffalo
Sinead
New York Grain and Produce Market Update
New York market notes mixed gains across grain futures with spring wheat firm on higher cash bids. Wheat spot quiet with No 2 red and No 2 red winter futures showing modest gains as horizons shift and shorts cover. Corn advanced early then retraced before closing higher on midday demand. oats subdued with spread effects from corn. Butter and cheese markets steady to firm with creamery and state grades cited. decline in oilseed offerings noted alongside soft demand for other dairy products.
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Northern
Duluth
Shorts
Mas
Oitee
Hutie
Miigalstie
New State
Pirma
Pennsylvania
Cattle Receipts and Prices Across Markets
Chicago Illinois cattle receipts show 2 OH slow steady demand with good to prime steers at around 0.75 dollars per unit and poorer grades near 4 dollars. Stockers and feeders range, cows and heifers mixed, bulls and calves noted. Sheep and lamb totals listed with steady or mixed demand and prices for native lambs and weathers.
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City report shows barrels and credits with no bids
OW City on August 2 reports credit balances and 122 certificates with no bid. Shipments include 508 barrels, average 817 barrels, total runs 88,056 barrels, average per run.
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OW City
Picture Puzzle for Children at The Tribune
Cut out daily pictures and circle hidden objects then mail or deliver to The Tribune Pusale Department. Include name age and address. The first six correct weekly entries will have their names published Monday morning.
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Pusale Department
For Sale At Auction Boarding House Furnishings
Auctioneer Strong offers a complete boarding house set including twenty five bedroom suits carpets parlor and dining room furniture and kitchen utensils at 45 Lackawanna avenue upstairs over Bank Hotel on Saturday August 2 at 1 p m. Also offered two large sale items a 4500 pound capacity grocery wagon and a large coffee grinder operable by motor or hand power. Other listings include a 20 horsepower boiler at 213 Connie building. Loans of any amount available at 4 to 6 percent through N W Walker at 914-315 Connell building. Furnished rooms for rent at 87 Adams avenue and shed rooms for rent at 639 Adams avenue with modern amenities.
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B. Moses
GIS
N. W. Walker
Connell Building
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George Marsh
Nott Connell
Beranton
John M. Harris
Connell Bucine
Btanton
Constitutional amendment proposes jurys discharge not invalidating acquittal
The Senate and House approve a joint resolution to amend section ten of article one of the Pennsylvania Constitution. The change clarifies that a discharge of a jury for failure to agree or other necessary cause shall not constitute an acquittal while preserving double jeopardy protections.
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House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Reid
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Commonwealth
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Deere of Court
Ci Dave
WW. Gortbat
Dissolution Notice for New Renovating Company Partners
The partnership of J. J. Stone and Fr. C. Walters doing business as the New Renovating Company dissolved on May 14, 192. I. H. Stone notices the closure. The Model Laundry, Dunmore, offers shirt laundering at 5 cents per shirt and collars and cuffs at 3 cents.
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Er Ennnneneneieene
Fr. ¢. Walters
I. H. Stone
Werner Rr Crn
Dunmore
BOARDERS WANTED AT DALTON PA AND JEFFERSON AVE SUITE
Classified board notice seeking summer boarders in three large airy rooms with meals at U. K. Dalton location and a very desirable suite at 28 Jefferson Avenue with refined table board.
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U. K
Dalton, Pa
Jefferson Avenue
Lehigh Valley Railroad Train Schedules and Connections
Train departures and connections from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via D and H routes. Parlor car and day coach service. Black Diamond Express times. via Wilkes Barre Hazleton Bethlehem func tions. routes to Binghamton Geneva Rochester Buffalo and intermediate stations. Pullman parlor cars on Wilkes-Barre to New York Philadelphia Buffalo Susquehanna Bridge routes. Ticket office listed.
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Arn Pais
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Nonemacher
City Ticket Office
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Central Railroad timetable for Scranton lines 1902
Schedule in effect June 11 1902 shows trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Allentown and beyond with through vestibule service from Wilkes-Barre. Morning and afternoon departures include 6 48 p m 47 a m and 4 2 p m patterns with connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and the West and a Bur
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Bundy
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Sunbury
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
West
Transit schedules and stops from Scranton era service
A garbled timetable lists trains and departures for routes to Carbondale Honesdale and Albany with times like 10.19 a 10.04 p and 8.00 a. Mentions PRYOR D P A Scranton PA and scattered station names indicating intercity rail service patterns.
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Onesdale
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Bor Aviles Sarve
Rinat Paints Doria
Honesdale
Pryor, D. P.A
Scranton
Erie Railroad Wyoming Division Time Table 1032
Train schedules list Scranton departures for Hawley New York and intermediate points with morning and evening times. It notes trains to Honesdale Carbondale Cadosia and Beranton with arrivals at Scranton and connections to Norwich Walton Delhi and Norwichtown. Sunday timings and transfer points are indicated with varying morning and afternoon slots.
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Dickson Avenue
Fr. J. Johns
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C. Lorenz
Washington Avenue
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Columbian Correspondence College
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Linden M. Norton
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