Summer social season winds down as Scranton society returns
The city sees a large return of summer visitors as schools reopen and preparations begin for winter. Weddings are already whispered and several ceremonies occurred in Scranton area churches. Personal notices list numerous local residents visiting or traveling, with meetings at bicycle clubs and several receptions marking nuptials.
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Inez
Scranton
Ruthers and Duty in a Humble Plea for Fair Shares
Fragmentary verse recounts a speaker longing for readers to share resources and respect. The narrator argues that if only they had their fellows then all would treat him as a brother and provide support for families and communities, highlighting social justice themes and reciprocal care.
Handsome Thing Stirs Tension in Vigilance Moot
A fragmented plea emerges from a damaged text where a captain of the vigilance committee confronts a suspect. The suspect claims family poverty and pleads for leniency, while vague dialogue hints at extortion or coercion amid the confrontation.
Stock Market Mixed as Brokers View Trade War Bets
Speculation at the New York Stock Exchange remained firm overall with gains in Reading and Jersey Central as traders eyed trade settlement progress. Afternoon trading favored low priced issues while Sugar and Tobacco slipped. a syndicate deposited 1,000,000 dollars with the treasury shortly before close, signaling cautious bullishness amid broad market steadiness.
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New York
Aug. C
Stock Exchange
Aterling Exchange
Europe
Reading
Jersey Central
Union
Texas Pacific
Mareket
Tribune
Wide Range of Dried Fruits and Staples Prices Listed
A fragmented listing shows dried apples and currants, Muscatels, Valencia oranges, beans, peas, potatoes, onions, butter, cheese, hams, bacon, lard, canned beef, flour, and grain prices. Prices per bushel, per pound, and per dozen reflect varied regional values, with Ohio Indiana flour and mixed grains noted among others.
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California
Muscatels
Tuba
Minnesota
Ohio
Indiana
New York Produce Market Report From Atug
The New York Produce Market notes oats and flour prices steady with some firming in wheat and corn. No. 2 red and white options show modest movement while hogs and beef maintain quiet to firm tones amid limited demand and general market softness.
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Igo
Mic
Chicago
City
India
Western
South America
Daffalo Livestock Market Receipts Mixed in Auction
Buffalo news report notes cattle receipts of about 3 014 head with a dull market. Light to fair heifers sold around 2.60 to 3.46, cows ranged in price, veal and stock butcher items active but overall market softness observed.
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Ami
Exri
Canada Lambe
Buffalo
Gale
Bibulla
Toledo Grain Market Report August Receipts and Prices
Toledo Ohio August 2 grain market report shows Wheats receipts 4213 bushels and shipments 37000 with firmer market for No 2 red cash September October December and May futures. Corn receipts 720000 bushels shipments 0 with market quiet for No 2 mixed September. No 2 white and No 3 clay also listed. Oats receipts 0 and prices dull. Clover Seed and Timothy prices noted with prime timothy at 2.10 cash and clover seed at 15 dollars October.
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Toledo
Orio
Timothy
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Chicago Livestock at Tinton Stock Yarda shows cattle prices from 4.40 to 5.95 per head with stockers and feeders at 400 to 415 dollars and cows and bulls around 8,202 and 753 dollars. Hogs trading weak with heavy packing and whipping lots and mixed prices from 4.0 to 4.5 per hundredweight. Sheep offerings at about 1,000 head with market weak and lambs reported at bid values.
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Chicago
Tinton Stock Yarda
Western Rangers
Philadelphia Tollow Market Report
Philadelphia market notes show steady, quiet trade with city prime at four cents, country prime at four cents, and various early trade terms. The report records prices like in bhin fadye and mentions Wyatt in passing within the mixed regional listings.
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Philadelphia
Ang
Bila
Enkes
Arene
Wyatt
Oil Market Summary for Pittsburg Opening and Close
The market reports closing at 144 as the only quotation of the day. Opening and low point reached 125 with the high near 125 and closing at 104.
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Tittsburg
Aue
Cable Megadeal and Drought Hit Hazleton Region
News notes from the Hazleton and Wilkes Barre area report a drought shutting Dodson & Co at Morea with no restart until rain. Residents endure water shortages amid brush fire rumors. Separately, Hazard works ships a 7 400 foot long cable of 1 5 inch diameter to New York, the largest yet and in high demand for durability.
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Hazleton Sentinel
Morea
Dodson & Co
Wilkes-Barre
Hazard Works
Hazard
Metropolitan Traction Company
New York City
Quay’s Victory Tests His Promised Reforms
The Lancaster New Era weighs Senator Quay’s post election plan and the party platform. It argues his explicit reform program commits him to a course that could determine his political fate and that he must deliver to avoid discrediting allies.
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Vennaylvante
Quay
Munich
Leist
Senator Quay
Quay Emerges Celebrated After Keystone State Contest
The piece lauds Senator Quay for public sympathy and broad admiration after a tough campaign. It compares him to General Grant, praising his genius, discretion, and relentless focus in adversity.
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Chicago
Tomet-Hemld
Quay
Keystone State
Grant
Quay as Boss Faces Local Republican Pushback
The report argues Quay holds tight control over Pennsylvania Republicans while other state and national party leaders question his authority. It notes challenges from dissident factions and suggests his power is more regional than national, with critics saying his influence defines him as a boss.
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Springfield
Massinion
Quay
Firat
Pennsylvania
Quay Leads Peaceful Convention Display
The article praises Mr Quay for controlling the convention with tact and victory. It notes opponents met him in a spirit of concord and highlights a remarkable display of party unity despite prior contention. It suggests a large majority for the state ticket in November is the party aim.
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Philadelphia
Quay
That Quay Triumphs Under Extraordinary Circumstances
Rochester TPost Express lauds a political leader named Quay for extraordinary triumph under trying conditions. The piece credits him with clarity, steadfast promises, loyal friendships, and strong skills in organizing and leading men.
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Rochester Tpost-Express
Quay
Akill
Credit to Governor Hastings and Pennsylvania Republicans
Wilkes-Barre Record credits Governor Hastings and his supporters for preventing a serious split in the Pennsylvania Republican ranks. The action kept the party united and confident of victory in the upcoming race.
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Hastings
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Meader
Poor Work in Philadelphia
In a Lancaster Examiner piece the writer ridicules the political insight of Philadelphia youths. The remark suggests Lancaster County could offer the boys practical value beyond Philadelphia’s teaching, noting the limited knowledge conveyed.
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Canerneus
Lan ‘Er County
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Reform in Quay Amid Paredes and Doctors Debate
Fragmentary note from Altoona Gasette cites reformer Quay amid a debate involving physicians. The readable text is limited, but the item signals a political or civic discussion with medical figures referenced in a local reform context.
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Altoona Gasette
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Public sale of multiple Lackawanna County lands in September
A public auction will offer to the highest bidder various parcels in Jefferson, Dunmore, Covington and Scranton townships. The sale, directed by writs in the Lackawanna Court of Common Pleas, covers several lots with two story dwellings and outbuildings, including Acton W. Cramer and Elisabeth Beane properties, plus Frey, Kellerman and Fick interests. Bidding occurs at the court house on September 14 at 11 a.m. to settle debts and judgments from local cases.
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Lackawanna County
Beranton
Acton W. Cramer
Jefferson
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State of
Pennsylvania
Wilbur
W. H. Whyte
Shurtleff
Elizabeth T. Beane
Thompson Keane
J. G. Il
L. T. Beane
Alina Filizabeth Beane
Dunmore
Sanderson
Fourteenth Street
Green Ridge Street
Fourtenth Street
George Sanderon
Deri Hook
A. D. Dean
Elisabeth T. Beane
Dean
C. R. Patterson Ve. Oo Beane
J. G. Beane
Elizabeth Beane
Legi Frey
Covington
County of
Lackawoona
Aaron Frey
Wilson Frey
Bermnning
Union Cemetery
Freytown
A. N. Sayer Va
Levi Frey
Fifa
Frederick Kellerman, Z Jr
City of
Scranton
State of Pennsylvania
Winfield Avenue
City of of
Eald Winfeld
Frederick Kelerman
Frederick Eee Jr
Lacka- Mikasa
Yevroves
Salt of Industrial Building and Loen Association
Frederick Kellerman
Nison & Zimmerman, Attys
Michael Fick
Mayfield
Hilaide Coal and Iron Company
Neven
Wouthemat
HA Atreet
Eeae Aed
Michael Fisk
Histol Coal and Tron
Deel
Thoreo Sevia
Furguson & Doyleva
Mich Fick
Levia
Hatton
Ransom
Laok- Awe
Ponneyivanian
John Heath
Sebastium Dershelmer
David Reagan
Evangelioal Church
Vosburg & Bro
T. P. Hatton
Judemont
HOUSE
Patrick Rafferty
Old Forge
Kawanne
Towit
P. J. Conway
Annie J. Lally
John W. Lally
Archbald Borough
Lackawanna
Pennsyvania
John P. Farnham
Jacob Flanders
Hannah Almimerman
August Zimmerman
William Sherrer
Debis
New York Mutual Savings and Loan Association
John L. Swarts
Dalton
Warren White
Ra Tripp
Anid Rou
H. D. Swarts
H. C. Swarts
Dalian Independent School
Perth
Lizale Parkton
John Wiliam Lalater
Levich Lalater
County of Lackawannaml
Alfred Tand
Eynen Street
Fyton Street
John W. Laister
Tevich Talster
John Clark
Mary Cink
Lackawannia County
del Hook
Boruka Brothers
John W. Latster
Levich
Joseph Polak
Antonia Powlak
Penneylvania
Anton
Lanklewey
Joseph Powlak
Powlak
Powllaki
Stokes
Thomas Lynett
Gilmore & Duffye
Thoma Lynott
Harry J. Harring
A. B. Dunning, Jr
Everett
Lafayette Street
Everett Avenue
Isaac Summerhill
Wyan Indentu
United Security Life Insurance and Trust Company of Pennsylvania
Harry Z. Harrime
Isha
Comegys & Reynolds
Atty
Kreinberg
Pennsylvania Con Company
Salt of Bell, Francois Co
John Christ
R. Kreinberg
Property foreclosures list in Scranton district
An itemized court list shows multiple foreclosures in Lackawanna County including Michael and Margaret Davitt and Patrick Rafferty. Parcels on Pear Street and other Scranton areas are described with frontages and depths, with coal minerals reserved and various deeds referenced. Legal actions note judgments, executions, and assignees such as Watson & Diehl and Hibbs Attorneys.
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Margaret Davitt
Scranton
County of Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Pear Street
George Fisher
Ceil
Otvo
Lackawanna
Fee
Salt of Newark Mutual Savings and Loan Association
Watson & Diehl
Attys
Property Seizures In Scranton Court Actions Reported
Sheriff sale notices detail multiple parcels tied to judgments against defendants including Loftus, Lalater, Powlak, Lynott, Harring, Washer, Kreinberg and others. Properties span wards and streets such as Washington Avenue Gideon Street Everettt Avenue Dunmore and Third Street with coal and mineral reservations, two story dwellings, and varied frontages. sales are cash only.
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Norwich
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Hampton Street
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Hincdell
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Cedar Avenue
Wilkes-larre
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Pittston
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Bromley Avenue
Henryville
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South Main Avenue
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Delaware Water Grap
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Monroe Avenue
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Emma Young
Telvidere
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South Bromley Avenue
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John McDonnell
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Hart von Storch
Familly
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John Gordon
Taylor
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Peeeton Park
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Tittaton Avenue
Blarvey's Lake
Samuel Cusperson
Wilmington
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Tine Street
Morrie Kind
Otte Waeonhorst
Atudenta
University of Pennsylvania
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Chenda
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Crystal Lake Eince
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F. H. Shurtleff
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Woedburn Street
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Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Glans Co
National Boring & Drilling ‘Co
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Spring Brook Water
Elmhurst Boulevard
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Allegheny
Benoa
Dean, Atty
Michael Walah
Moosle
Lackewanna Township
Lackawasnna
Main Street
Taylor & Lewis, Attys
Mary O'Neil
Michael O'Neil
Borugh
Sive Park
City of Scranton
Atute Meylvanit
Int Humbers
Aid
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Borantom
H. L. Btates
West Side Bank
WS. Davis & Edwards, Atty
Watson & Diel, Atty
William F. Loftus
Mary Ann Loftus
Washington Avenue
Gideon Street
Jeworth
Gibson Street
John J. Maher
A. D
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A. E. M'Donald, Atty
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Catherine Gibbons
Thomas Gibbons
Jackawanna County
Drinker Street
Apple Avenue
Owen Corcoran
Catherine
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Salt of Dunmore Building and Loan Association
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Duggan