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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1895

Page

9

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.

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.

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.

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.

New York 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Lancaster 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Philadelphia Lancaster Quay Canerneus Lan ‘Er County Phi

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.

Altoona Gasette Drs Core

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.

Court of Common Pleas Lackawanna County Beranton Acton W. Cramer Jefferson County of Lackawanna 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.

Michael Davitt 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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