Northeastern Pennsylvania News Roundup Dec 20
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports from Harford and nearby towns. Local residents and visitors attend events, with notes on travel to Lock Haven for the State Grange meeting, Christmas preparations, school vacation, and church activities. A typhoid case in Dean Street is critical and others plan winter visits to Detroit and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bete Slope
George Tisdell
Dean Street
BK. Johnson
Oakland Side
New York City
Wee Albert Christer
Siaquehanna
Job Waltersine Purchas
Boyden
Oakland
Quit Summit Presbyterian Church
Local Notes From Kingsley Area
Special to the peranton Tribune Kingsley December 20 Mrs Wagner is improved from a serious illness J F Adams is confined to the house by rheumatism He has been ill for four months Mr and Mrs J Adams left Friday for a two week visit with their daughters at Wilkes Barre Mrs W Doffers spent today with friends at Montrose The Rev J B Davis spent a few days with Harford relatives and visited Mr and Mrs W W Adams before returning to Ulster Pa Mrs L W Moose of New Milford is spending a few days with her son F P E Moore The Missen Dot and Muley Nutt of Owego are visiting their sister Mrs J B Goss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peranton Tribune
Kingsley
Wagner
J. PF. Adams
J. Adams
Wilkes Barre
W. Doffers
Montrose
J. B. Davis
Harford
W. W. Adame
Ulster
L. W. Moose
New Milford
FP. E. Moore
Dot
Muley Nutt
Owego
J. B. Goss
Susquehanna Obituaries and Civic Notes Move Through December
Susquehanna articles report Butler Underwood dying at 71 near Main Street with funeral planned. remarks on First Ward and High School closing exercises and addresses by Rev. Newing and Rev. Mackey. The Theodore Whitney funeral, Grand Street cemetery interment, and fire chief Wardmaster Jordan’s family illness noted. Also mention Erie shopmen stipend, Brushville Baptist church nearing completion, Capt. Birdsell visiting, Christmas tree at Avenue Methodist, and Isaac Mapes ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Butler Underwood
Main Street
Charles Henry Newing
Methodist Church
Offfciating
Grand Street
First Ward
W. Searle
Charles ©. Mackey
Oakland Congregational Church
Theodore Whitney
Charles W. Boot
Christ Episcopal Church
Jordan
Wurtabore
N. Y
Erie
New Baptist
Brushville
Charles F. Birdsell
Rockland Military Academy
Nyad-on-the- Trudson
Gamvel Birdsell
Avenue Methodist Church
Isaac Mapes
Christmas Exercises and Local Notes from Lawrenceville
Christmas exercises will be held by pupils in Misa Brodhienl s room at the Lawrenceville school. A mine accident injures Frank Hughos and kills laborer Josph Valley. A Primitive Methodist supper, football challenges, cake walk winners, shop window decor, and school cantata events are reported along with visits from Scranton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Thiryea
Misa Brodhienl
Lawrenceville Gehoel
Jouph Valley
Cmed
Wien
Trowble
Frank Hughos
Primitive Methodist Episcopal Church
Lawrenceville
Luterme
Lackawanna
Watry Gregory
Babiche's
Charles Longatein
Methodial Episcopal Sunday School
Santa Claus
More
James Holles
Charlie
Thomas Cot
Gen
Laben
Frientls
Nicholson Christmas Greetings and Local Notes
Dee Nicholson of Mansfield spends the holiday with her mother Mrs. O. HV Williams. Mrs. Farrar, ill, shows improvement. May Farrar returns from Mansfield State Normal School to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Shields. Nellie Shields comes from Ithaca after a wedding. Seth Mitchell of Binghamton visits town. Mrs. EB Johnson and daughter Tuth visit Jersey City to see Mrs. E. H. Webb. Ruth plans a Middletown visit before return. Fellis Bond and Cecil Shields return from school for vacation. Mrs. A B Wilkins improves slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. EF. Johnson
Tuth
Jersey City
E. H. Webb
Ruth
Middletown
N. Y
Messrs
Fllis Bond
Cecil Shields
A.B. Wilkins
Seneca Mine Cave-In Damages Pittston Structures
A cave-in of Seneca mine old workings on North Main Street Pittston began this morning and continued all day. Over three acres of surface were affected and four or five buildings damaged. Large fissures opened across the area and a major ossuoro runs beneath Patterson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Seneca
North Main Street
Patterson
Damaged Buildings Hit by Earth Movements and Debris
An old report describes a store tearing brickwork from the main structure while tenants Adam Seita, Joseph Morse, and Mr. King occupy a hotel. A house and storeroom owned by John Toulil suffer settlement and plaster damage. Ground subsidence splits the Main Street sidewalk and a water main break disrupts Lambert Street. A local woman, Mrs. John Naker, 47, dies after a long illness. funeral for a man named William Touney is set for Saturday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook Water Company
Lambert Treet
Galland
John Naker
North Main Street
Mee
William Touney
Scranton
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Testimonials
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case with Lal's Catarrh Cure. It touts J Cheney and associates, claims 15 years of trust, and lists Hulls Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with testimonials and wholesale druggists noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lal
Cheney & CO
Toledo
J. Cheney
Busines
Chelfirin
Weat &A Truex
Wholeaile Druggiata
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Markets Hold Steady Amid Large Profit Taking
New York December 20 The stock market showed little change from recent days as profit taking remained heavy. While offerings were absorbed, prices softened slightly with rail bonds remaining active. Total stock sales reached 1,054,000 shares and bond activity stayed robust with little notable declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northen Pacific
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations
Scranton Board of Trade publishes all quotations based on par of 100 for the latest market day. Prices reflect current bids and offers across listed commodities and securities at closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton Wholesale Market Price List Shown
Corrected by J. G. Niele. Butter Creamery 24 at se. Bee western 2 le nearby state Sle. Cheese Full cream new 12 cents. Beans per bushel choice marrow 2.50. Onions 8d per bushel. Flour patent $4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Niele
Lackawanna Ave
Bee Western
Market report shows steady grain and dairy prices across futures
New York, Doe entries show flour holding steady with no selling pressure. Wheat futures opened firm then closed higher by 4 cents, with Jan and May positions noted. Corn and oats prices mainly steadied with slight gains or declines, butter and cheese markets described as steady to mixed, including state and western dairy products with varied returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Doe
Duluth
Marc
Dee
Matye
Walie
Vowle
Shigalhe
Atse
Chicago Wheat and Corn Prices Slip in Mixed Trade
Moderate receipts and bullish Argentine news support firm Liverpool wheat, May close unchanged. Corn down for May and Dec while oats and other grains show slight gains and declines. Cash quotations list various grain prices including flax at 1.60 and pork and ribs values cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
T. Wi
Dec
Cattle Receipts and Hog Receipts Reported in Chicago Market
Chicago Nec 20 reports cattle receipts at 7000 active and strong to higher as Texans natives and others show demand. Prices listed for calves hogs and cows with shifts toward higher quotes and mixed quality, including Texans and cows at varying levels. Hogs receipts noted as 20000 today and 8000 tomorrow with bids around 4.05 to 4.65 and overall softer closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nec
Texas
Eheler
Untitled correction notes on city deal credits and shipments
Data fragment reports city deal credits and shipments with figures 104 and 85,14, averages 83,038. Mentions Kine 14,761 average 50,13. No clear event or names identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU City
Deal
Credit Buchanees
Wut
Kine
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Scranton Tribne
Whitney
Binghamton
Guss Tiffany
Hdna Payne
John Gow
State Grange
Lock Haven
Kiva Tiffany
A. T. Brundage
Brooklyn
A. Tt. Grant
Otis Grennell
Amanda Babcock
William S. Carpenter
Henry Sweet
Detroit
Wheaton
Jackson
Episcopal Congregational
The
Scranton Tribune
Duryea
Wall Street Review
Tribune
M.S. Jordan & Co
Mears
American Sugar
America Tobacor
Steel & Wire
Ly Ag
Atchison Adivee Mesa
Hille Crook
Ohie Sebaudeua
Tohacca Ebeneeee & Stent
Ohie Ceeseeene
Chie
Gt. Weat
Chile
St. Maul Sonere
Taek Island
del. & Hudson Oy
Lackawanna Th
Federal Steel
Abe Federal Steel
Kan, & Tex
Louis
Nash
Trueton
Pacific
Central
Norfolk & Wet
Northern Pacific
North
Pavilie
Sebryx
Cantral
Western
Coal & Iron Vo
Union Pacific
Wabash Pealey
York Produce Exchange
Vba Eeeues Ik
Firat National Bank
Beranton Savings Bank
Stebbekaue Eerteene Eee
Third National Bank
Aee
Dime Deposit
Dincornt Bank
Clark & Snover
Feranton Iron Fence
Mig. ‘Co
Scranton Axla Works
Lackawanna Dairy
Hank K Trust
First National Bank
Warbondale
Tradera’ National Bank
Sesee
Eevee
Scranton Bole and Ave Co
People’s Street Railway
Morteebaeeee Beebeeens Oon
Dickson Manufacturing (Co
City of
Scranton Traction
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Casey & Gordon
Penn Avenue
Lackawanna Avs
Linden St
American Wringer Company
Sessiors
Axminster
Mortis
Jonas Long
Key West
W. P. Shoop
Mears Building
Samter Bros
Bittenbender, &C
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