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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1900

Page

2

Reptile encounter and local notices in Susquehanna region

A playful but chaotic narrative from northeastern Pennsylvania recounts a young Gulf Summit girl Jennie Ben greaves encountering a large snake while fetching milk, a fat hog intervening to kill the reptile, and an outlandish tale of local editorials and civic anecdotes. The page covers broader community notes including marriages, a trainman’s wife window salute anecdote, factory plans in Hallstead, and local obituaries.

Sisquehina Jennie Bengreaves Jennie

Ideal Day for the West Pittston Pair Opens Luverne County Fair

The fifth annual Luverne County Fair opened at the West Pittston grounds with perfect weather and a crowd estimated from ie to AM. Races drew interest though entries were light. a Wilkes-Barre exhibitor showcased an auto mile. Track conditions were good, though dusty, and three races led the day’s program alongside a notable evening fireworks display.

Fittston Ave Luverne County Fair Association Weert Pittston Fair Grounds Robert Johnson Wilkes-arre Best Inc Lilian Ter Slattery Serenton Irvin Wothureh Witheettorra Dower Edwards Willhes Bare Nellie Biel Wilkowttiemd Abita Piltetonbe Maney Kingston Molin Pier Avida Malion Wille Flarn Hivatey Prince Elgin Walter Ff ARC Baere -Exesees Fincheebergie

Freaks of Lightning Hit Hallstead in Thunder Storm

Special to the Times reports a severe afternoon thunderstorm in Hallstead Aug 2. Lightning damaged the Delaware Lachwanna and Western office wiring and office equipment. In Great Bend a bolt struck a large oak near the Methonidler Episcopal Church, shocking several people and knocking down a horse belonging to M B Gelowas. the horse survived.

Hallstead Delaware, Lachwanna and Western Gvor Finl Great Bend Methonidler Episcopal Church Bocaldex Knoickineg M. B. Gelowas

Snake on Her Arm in Pennsylvania Wood

In Stroudsburg on Aug 28 Mrs Klein felt a snake on her arm while gathering kindling near the Kleintop family home. She kept still and did not injure the arm as a two foot pilot bit. Family members rushed to kill the reptile and rescue her.

Stroudsburg Kleintop Kleinies Kleintes

His Grip Saves Him on Parallel Train Tracks

Scott Ward a Drakeman on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western escaped serious harm after being squeezed between two trains on adjacent tracks. He held onto a car handle with his grip as the trains passed, his trousers torn and his leg bruised, narrowly avoiding being dragged between the wheels.

Halistead Scott Ward Delaware, Lackawanna and

Cycler's Coat Captured in Embankment Escape

Will Mumphrey rode a railroid bicycle on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line when his coat got snagged and he escaped by tumbling down an embankment. The Scranton Tribune reports the incident dated August 2.

Speclal Scrantom Tribune Halistead Will Mumphrey Delaware, Lackawanna and Western

Narrow escape as rider leaps from wheel of oncoming train

A cyclist narrowly avoids disaster when he notices a train horn too late. He jumps from his wheel just before the engine hits, rolling down an embankment. The wheel is demolished and the rider clings to the engine pilot, later found by the engineer in Binghamton.

Brett Moore Great Pond Trether Whitness Daly Minghamton Republican Cheynereury Tsamuel Min Notr Binehamten

Scranton Tribune Local Notices Reflect Summer Visits

A cluttered local column lists residents and relatives visiting Newark NS Miami area details. People travel from Port Jervis to Leonardville and Wilkes-Barre, with church services led by Rev Pook Tower and Rev Leonard Cole. Conditions shift from neuralgia to recovery as town improvement lingers.

Scrantan Tribune Thoripenn B. Telaney Newark Pining Samuel Cornell Milford AL Thelor Kouha Lake Marne Port Jervia N.V Benkin Denwon Thempson Wlon Barrett Jermyn M. Chwena New York Jefferson Hall Grace Notherentt Mee Thorae Walker Edwin Walker Suvveeant Mira Mile Kenven Leonardaville N. Y Pivrenta Mee Thorne Walker Jackson Street Irene Mildred Bartes Binghamints Mise Jentle Cooper Wilkes Thuire Mra Leonard Cole Lo PL Bowerlia Tue Tern Cone Jong Dirmuth Wegina Thompson M. Garvey Pook Tower Hines’ Corners A. C. Mist Dotn Distie Siequehanna Lopo

Local Events Mixed With Tragic News From Hallstead and Scranton

Residents gathered for a Ladies Aid Society supper at the home of Mrs AL BK Watson on Stuin street while in the countryside a fatal rail accident claimed the life of brakeman Huy Capwell. Visitors from Binghamton Elmira and Nicholson join local families for social and church activities including a Christian Endeavor reception for new residents at Page's pond and a Junto Young People's gathering.

Sprolat Scranton Tribune Hallsteadil Avi Beulah Benjamining W. Manes Moe Jane Beools Binghamton Lord Barber Hases Ladiea Air Society Mottenlliet Epin Epichusteh Mre AL BK. Watson Stuin Aireet Thureday Fred Vanioan Arthur Pujols Page's Pond Maney Elmira BO Chotete Mere Greere Hafield Nicholson Huy Capwell William Street Silas Hibbard Varnun Shaw Fred Lamenans Clawle Simmons Ott Ward Woo Pixon Ie Kile York Street Tones Andl Hyah West Side Erle Works Doin McTague Dupont Mieg Mary Geprity Buffalo Isan Ira Jennie Complell Scranton J. Campbell Michael Calvey P. J. Ryan Atlantic City William Mitterie Moosle Margaret Pryor North End Timmittee Roth Patrick Careall PY Mo Robert Harrison Alina Looner Holt Thie Town Mische Updale Brown Elizabeth Decker Mary New York Kate Diemyney Robert Golden Lanquet Hotel Sterling Frank Pluk Wilkow Digere Fredidence Og Mab Tran

Avoca football taps coach T J Deeble for coming season

Tie Avoca. football team has organized for the coming season with T J Deeble, who has done cowl work on the Dickineun team, as coach assisted by McGaffey. They will meet Thursday evening on Suckeon fold for practice. The following compose the team Mansy Melaimeh Curley Dewiner McAndrew Cranson Golden Dowd Malla Chester Mallen and Mal Toomey.

Avoca T. J. Deeble Dickineun McGaffey Suckeon Prattion Mansy Melaimehlin Curley Dewiner McAndrew Cranson Golden Dowd Malla Chester Mallen Mal. Too Wilkes Harce Samlay Pittsburg St Mary's

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Vertises Cure All

An aged advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for children. It claims to soothe pain relieve wind colic and diarrhea while promoting perfect health and gums. The text urges buyers to ask for the product from traders worldwide and warns against other brands.

Mrs. Winslow Coli Mr Winslow

Grand Jury Has Merit Opposes Abolition Stance

York, Aug 25 Judge John W Bit tenger urged the grand jury against abolition proposed by Judge Hregg of Philadelphia. He defended secrecy as protecting the innocent and warned against partisan calls to end the body. He emphasized the need to shield citizens’ liberty amid public rancor and violence.

York John W. Bittenger Grand Jury Hregg Philadelphia Bittenger

Atlantic City Votes for Reform Tightens City Rules

Atlantic City moves toward reform with two first reading ordinances require bus drivers to charge ten cents fare and bar bathing in public, plus a broad morality act closing saloons from midnight to 6 a.m. and fining violators. Three Whitechapel district houses were razed. proprietors fined $150.

Atlantic City Cornell Whitechapel Reform Society

State notes on various ills and incidents in 19th century county

A jumble of dramatic items from the era includes a proposed whipping for wife beaters, a Gettysburg statue planned by New York, a 93 year old laundress named Frances Beller missing in Harrishire, and a fatal accident from a wagon collapse at Mount Carmel colliery. Also reported are river voyage plans, a rescue after a child trespassed on tracks, a vast Westmoreland Fayette coal seam, and fears of typhoid like conditions in Trevorten.

Brand Hallstead Carbondale Hepborton Ftnelchhor Oping Reallee Perks General Sloeam Gettysburg State of New York Frances Beller Kautheld Cowden Street Harrishire John Meyer Anetrian Fullerton Mount Carmel John Daubert George Ruske Henry Ro Clowes New Kensington Alegheny Ohio Mississippi Gulf of Mexico Vayarr Samuel Schrohecker Wilk Nameport Westmoreland County Fayette County Pennsylvania Trevorten Cess Poole Wilter Reading Philadelphia and Rowling Company Mack the Peeper Mee Kimira Pedrick Clithan Shamrock Peter Herbert Willie Rice Grantdan

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered For Deafness

A historical advertisement claims catarrh causes deafness through mucous membrane inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It promises a cure and offers one hundred dollars for an incurable case, with free literature from the seller Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.

Bey Hall

Tribune Educational Contest Participants Named

The list names contestants Charles Rodriguez David V Birtley Oliver Callahan David C Spencer Eugene Boland Arthur Kemmerer Harry Reese Miss Fannie E Williams Miss Grace Simrell Sidney W Hayes Edward Murray John P Smith Richard Roberts Robert Campbell and others across several streets and towns.

Oliver Callahan Vine Street David C. Spencer Bloomsburg Eugene Boland Walnut Street Arthur Kemmerer Factoryville Harry Reese Evans Court Fannie E. Williams Peckville Grace Simrell Carbondale Sidney W. Hayes Olive Street Edward Murray Hamm Court John P. Smith Boulevard Avenue

Contest standings show Reese nears upper ranks in Tribune contest

Yesterday marked day forty six in The Tribune Educational Contest with Harry Reese gaining enough points to surpass Miss Fannie Williams of Peckville and advance toward a higher position. Charles Rodriguez remains a top competitor as the daily returns highlight continued effort and focus. Full details and daily leader list appear on page four.

the Tribune Harry Reese Fannie Fb, Williams Peckville Charles Rodriguez The Tribune

Markets show late recovery after short interest rise

Wall Street closes with a narrow, uneven session as short covering offsets prior declines. Sugar certificates see buying amid short covering while Sugar profits and materials hold, Anthracite coal fears weigh on energy stocks, American Sugar and iron and steel shares act steadier, total volume 118,100. Bonds weak with U S debt values down.

New York, Auge Shorts Brooklyn United States

Dairy trade listing fragment from Maine and nearby states

A damaged OCR fragment lists dairy product references and regional mentions. It mentions Maine and nearby states with terms like cream and marrow, followed by unclear numeric items and product descriptors. The text is fragmentary and lacks a clear incident or event.

H. G. Dale Lackawanna Ave Eerie Cramer Western State Mie

Wheat and dairy markets steady with varied shipments

The report shows wheat prices steady with higher corn and oats values, notes on refined sugar and cotton, and activity in poultry and butter markets. Shipments include 1 000 wheat and 76 000 corn bushels, plus 5 000 oats and 2 000 barrels of miscellaneous goods.

Philadelphia Dryeendd Echulew Llalze Alour

Flour Market and Wheat Prices in New York Markets

The New York market notes a steady to fairly active flour scene with No 2 red wheat quoted and elevators showing firm to dull but overall firm sentiment. Various futures and spot prices appear for different months and grades with broad market activity and mixed near term movements.

New York Spliona Her Uecerber Witte Saat Lutter Yates Walder

Texas cattle auction report with prices and consignors

Cattle from west Texas and nearby ranches sold in large consignments. Bulls calves and steers commanded strong prices with overall favorable demand. Buyers from many western towns attended, and top lots drew attention for weight and quality.

Haat Liberty Cattle Market Report

Readable fragments indicate cattle movement and prices at Haat Liberty with references to sheep, lambs, calves, and tampered figures. The text mentions Welders and a possible market tally, but lacks clear dates or full context. Further legible material needed for precise summary.

Haat Liberty Eatra Ray Heey Chujee Corman

Trade chatter and price notes in New York market

Market snippets show mixed sentiment with buyers slow and prices stable for dairy and produce. Traders report unsold lots, limited movement, and a cautious tone as sellers hold lines while some items show slight price firmness.

Fragmented Rural Notice on Sheep Trade Listed

Fragmentary OCR text references cattle or sheep terms and dated phrases. It mentions prices or trade notes with unclear details but implies livestock movement or market activity without clear names or places. No coherent event or entities are readable to identify a concrete news item.

Pottieville Election Inquiry Shocks Local Voters

Aug 1 Potteville reports a pivotal election dispute dating to 1890 involving Schoy, Lyon, and Man, with contention over the rightful winner. The dispute centers on contesting votes and the legitimacy of the seat held by the Democrat Man, FP, son of Senet.

Potteville Mwet Conte Vaso Schoy Hallate Ball Fm Mow Lyon Mahanoy City Man Senet Democrat

Indians to Emigrate to Mexican Lands Planned

Wichlis Kansas residents announce a mass migration to Mexico within a year to sell lands in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. They report a plan with President Diaz to buy 9,000,000 acres in Chihuahua, signaling a major resettlement and land acquisition scheme.

Wichlis Kan Menico Oklahoma Dias Chihuahua

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