Montrose Notes Brightens Local Life and Events
Miss Verna Beardsioe sails for Lit- Sup t Moxley to preside at home of the Beardalee family. Presbyterian morning service and pew rentals scheduled. Rev Phoenix injured in fall. recovery doubtful. Clergy attend consecration in Carbondale. Miss Loules Mace to wed Professor Dennison in Montrose. Local marriages, travel, theatre shows, and funeral notices feature in community roundup.
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Scranton ‘Tribune
Montrose
Dee
Verna Beardsioe
Moxley
Hon
Mra
KB. J. Beardalee
H. BR. Phoenix
African Methodist Episcopal Church
A. T. Broderick
St. Rose of Livni
Carbondale
Rey
C. McCabe
Auburn
R. F. Alden
Cortland
Thomas
Scranton
Mulford
Suauquehanna
Vrs
Guy
A. Stever
Binghamton
James W. Chapman
Wilker-Parre
Tt. Brown
A. T. Sturdevant
B. Chapman Sayre
Fanford
Florida
Sayre
Pittston
TD. T. Drewster
Patrick J. Rafferty
Alice Griswold
James W. Raynor
Edgar A. Main
Bijou
Natalie Glaser
Beatrice and
Marie Jansen
Maurice Barrymore
Village Hall
Funeral for Alvah Scott Held in Lenox
Hopbottom December 18 special to the Scranton Times- Tribune reports the funeral of Alvah Scott, who lived about a mile from the village in Lenox, conducted from the Methodist church Monday afternoon. The piece also notes local social visits, holiday preparations, exams, and ongoing dairy and real estate matters.
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Scranton
Hopbottom
Alvah Scott
Lenox
Grace Mechiver
Fred Miller
Brooklyn
Partor
Universalist Church
Martha Bell
Montrose
Methodist Church
Scranton Dairy Company
Byram
Ti. Eldridge
Morris Tingley
Illinois
Court delays in January term due to representative contest
In Tunkhannock on December 18, the January term of the court of common pleas may be adjourned as cases on the list await trial amid a political contest. Contestants received 20 days for bills of particulars, respondents 20 days after contestant briefs, with testimony timing set for the January session. A Christmas Eve deanve is planned at Platts opera house with Oppenheim’s orchestra. Keeler and Harding were sent to collect ballot taxes from district boxes, including Factoryville.
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Tunkhannock
Office of Representative
Court of Common Plows
Act of Assembly
Platts Opera House
Oppenheim
Wilkes-Barre
Aga B. Keeler
TH. OS. Harding
Factoryville
Boy Alphonso Sebest Wins Attentions From Presidents
13 year old Alphonso Sebest receives letters from President McKinley Governor Stone and Admiral Dewey for his art works and maps. He previously earned a prize at fairs in Dallas Allentown and West Pittston. A musicale and social visits fill nearby towns as Duryea hosts events.
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Scranton
Trlane Duryea
Alphonso Sebest
McKinley
Seebhest
Governor Stone
Industrial School of Art
Alphonso
Admiral Dewey
Manila
America
Duryea
Aly
Sehest
Prige
Dallas
Allentown
West Pittston
Perle Edenall
Tong Island
N.Y
EB. Mdvall
Miler's Grove
W. Stonser
Main Street
Chara Marey
Berthe Smith
Libble Jones
Weet Pittston
Hell
Primitive Methodist Church
Factoryville notices and sales report from December
Local notes show the Tourjee property sold at public sale to Emmt Slayton of La Plume for 1250 dollars. James Ball returned from New York trip. Keystone academy prize speaking set for Basilist church on December 21. Universalist ladies Bazaar in Nicholson for church funds. Roy Kemmerer joined International Correspondence Schools in Scranton. Mrs. Sarah Simrell visiting Binghamton with daughter Beardsley. Frank Lindsay hosted a dinner party. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Simrell visited from Berenton. Matthewson mill addition nears completion with a six ton gasoline engine arriving. B J Crisman started with Colliery Engineer Co. of Scranton. Charles Gardner and family visited Laceyville.
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Scranton Tritone
Factoryville
James Ball
New York
Tourjee
Emmt Slayton
la Plume
Keystone Academy
Basilist Church
Universalist Ladies of Nicholson
Roy Kemmerer
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Sarah Simrell
Binghamton
Beardsley
Frank Lindsay
Stanley N. Simrell
Berenton
C. Matthewson
B. J. Crisman
Colliery Engineer Company
Charles Gardner
Laceyville
Theatrical Listings for Lyceum and Nearby Theaters
The Lyceum presents Chaounovy Olvott in atavourn on Wednesday. Academy of Music runs last three days with Sileria. The Gaiety shows first three days. How MIM English Folly Company and Victoria Burlesquers perform last three days.
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Lyceum
Atavourn
Ova
Academy of Music
Sileria
MIM English Folly Company
Victoria Burlesquers
Lyceum Tonight Shows Old Comedy and Fashion Plates
The piece features Olcott in a revival of a period drama with references to fashion plates and Corneille? occurrences. A splendid revival of Siberia by Martha Campbell is planned at the Ardemb of Minko Thursday through Saturday, with praise for its artistic faithfulness and political context.
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Clauncery Olcott
Lyceum
Romane
Fife
Arnbem
Minko
Siberia
Martha Campbell
Wxar
Escaped Exiles Seek Passage to America
Vague narration describes a group fleeing exile by sea, facing perilous journeys and uncertain futures as they seek new life in the United States amid a backdrop of political turmoil and forced departures.
Practical Arts At Pan American Show
Pan American exposition unveils a glass roofed central patio for artistic handicraft exhibits. Wrought iron, bronze, jewelry, glass, marble, leather, textiles, and porcelain forms fill a vast display area with a sub tropical garden setting.
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Widh
Deweler
Bealdes
On the Road to the Pole in the Christmas Post
In the Christmas number the author recounts polar cold from seventy to minus forty degrees, describing breath turning to steam and ice forming on hair and fur as explorers endure brutal temperatures and harsh conditions.
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Saturday Evening Post
Frederick A. Cook
Wolcott’s Election Bet at Victor Becomes Noted Anecdote
The Washington Post recalls Senator Wolcott’s Colorado campaign reminiscence in Victor where a bettor claimed Bryan would win. Wolcott challenged with a $116 wager paid by a bank cashier if Bryan were elected, calling on the crowd to kiss the silver dollar as a symbol of the bet.
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Wolcott
Colorado
Victor
Bryan
Senator Wolcott
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Adverts
One hundred dollar reward offered for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by J Cheney Co and West Troax wholesale druggists Toledo. testimonials mailed free. Mall's Cutard Cure advertised as internal remedy. Hall's Family Pills promoted as best. sold by druggists.
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Hall
Rs. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. & Cheney
F West
Ue Mall
All Drugeleta
Markets Show Mixed Movement After Heavy Trading
New York trading opened unsettled with profit taking amid extraordinary gains in special stocks. Horse stocks led, with notable advances in Vanderbilts, Central Traffic lines, and steel and copper sectors. total volume reached 1,254,400 shares as bonds showed varied shifts and a 4 percent drop in a coupon.
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New York
Dee
Trevor
Lake Erie
Roye
New York Central
St. Louis
Salem
Scranton Wholesale Market corrected entry list
Corrected market list items for Butter Creamery and Butter products, cheese types, onions, flour and related prices. Includes Western reweelset, full cream cheese, marrow, per bushel onions, and patent flour price quotes from Scranton market column.
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H. G. Mele
Lackawanna Ave
Wheat and dairy prices in Philadelphia market report
Wheat lower and higher in parts of contract grade and No 2 white. Eggs steady with culls. creamery butter firm. Cheese and sugars quiet. Cotton steady. tallow dull. Live poultry and dressed poultry activity noted. Flour and grain shipments listed with specific quantities in bushels and pounds.
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Philadelphia
N. Y
Dairy and Market Reports From Early December Trade
New York market notes describe wheat prices and elevator pricing with No. 2 red and spot quotes. Spot dairy items show cream, butter, and cheese values, with steady or dull activity across categories and varied advances for futures contracts amid mixed demand.
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New York
Afhout
Duluth
Maecea
Attoag
Wale
Deeline
May
Tane
Dee
Lee
State
Wade
Ana Venna
Weston
Grain markets mixed as December corn gains and wheat softens
Chicago trading opened with December corn advancing one and a half cents amid strong bids while January contracts showed caution. Belled oats held steady as market nerves persisted, wheat slipped on unfavorable conditions and a large supply. Provisions weakened with cash quotes mostly unchanged to lower.
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Chicago
Weil
East Liberty Stock Market Report Varies On Dec 11 Cattle and Lamb Prices
East Liberty stock market notes cattle steady with prime at 4.00 to 5.10 and common around 2.00. sheep and lambs show mixed demand with choice lambs at 5.20 to 6.00 and veal calves lower. New York reports show cattle prices subdued and lambs softer. hogs and wool prices cited with fluctuating values.
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East Liberty
el Prime
Conmon
Sores Meade Oastime Beovien
Orkers
Livestock Auction Report From Chicago Market Sale
Calves, cattle and sheep sold unevenly as buyers weighed receipts of 39 000 today and 40 000 tomorrow. Texas fat cattle and bulls moved at varying prices led by strong Texas grass feeders and mixed lots, with weak demand for occasional load lots. Wether and ewe prices softened slightly, while top quotes hovered around 4.45 for steer calves and 2 4084 75 for cattle.
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Chicago
Cotto Roosters
Miele Tediba
Texas
Texas Bulls
Budk
Oil Market Balances and Shipments Report
In O City for December, We-Credit balances listed at 107 with estimates at 108 and bids noted. Shipments total 15.74 units with averages of 45,754, while Rumi shows 77,001 and an average of 66,686.
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O City
Dec
Crs
Timates
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Women's Benevolent Legion
Stone Opera Hate
Susquhanna
Mike Paymasie
Dorrhie
Edurch
Frank Amex
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Scranton Tribune
Rusquehanna
Widow Brown
Hogan Opera House
Women's Christian Temperance
Union
Mary A. H Lyons
Lucy A. Page
Magugie Paullman
Celia A. Pope
Mila Ball
Maggie Paullman
Stone
Teresa O'Neill
Fuller
J. J. Coates
Warsaw
Presbyterian Church
I. B. Spencer
Cascade Valley
Bridget Canavan
Oakland Township
Troy
St. Leo's Council
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Mnineaiuni
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Taborettes
Rockers
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Scranton, PA
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Pole
Frederick Cook
Washington Post
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American Tobacco
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BR. R. High South
Tenn Cool & Tron
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Western Union
Third Avenue Auerenee Ni Wit
Pates
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Scranton Savings Bank
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Dime Deposit
Fee Economy Light
Wee
Lacka
Sreene i Scranton Axle Wootes
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Eae County Savings Bank & Trust Co
Standard Drilling Co
Aes
National Bank Siebeeeewe Scranton
Bolt and Nut Co
Sreeeneeeeen
Eee Dickson Manufacturing Co
Township School
City of Scranton
St. Imp
Epantie Traction
Chicago Grain and Produce
Lackawanna
Steam Bakery
Krelly
M. J. Kelly
Capouse Ave
Fale
Toe Tive
Weater
East Liberty Stock Market
New York Livestock
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Culli
Lanita
Wei Bully
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