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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1900

Page

7

Wyoming county court to remove ballots from districts

Special to the Scranton Tribune Tunkhannock Dec 26 The court of common pleas of Wyoming county will assemble Jan 2 to remove ballots from district ballot boxes and store them safely, likely in the prothonotary’s office. Hearing in the legislative contest cannot begin before late January or early February. Rural social notes follow including marriages, visits, a holiday dance, and local celebrations.

Scranton Tribune Tunkhannock Court of Common Pleas Wyoming County Varios Co. O. Dershimer Noxon Co. B. Little Scranton I. K. Little Wilkes-Barre C. TI. Asheld Rodman Drake Elmira Business College Frank D. Miller Princeton J. P. Breldinger Mansfield BR. J. Little United States Maassachusette Marion Metcalf Elmira College Nellie Billings Kingston Seminary Marshall Reynolds Mansfield Normal School Blanch Detrick Stroudsburg Normal School J. 8 Turn Buffalo Fiona White John Walters Mehoopany George White H. T. Biddleman N. W. Ayer Advertising Company Philadelphia John A. Sittser Arkansas B. E. Diddlenin Platt FP. B. Jennings Eulatte Platt Wellesley College

Christmas Visitors and Local Events Highlight Honesdale

In Honesdale Christmas greetings feature Paul W. Gardner of Pittston visiting family on Fast Street and Daniel C. Osborne of Scranton staying at his Honesdale home. Grace Coray plans a Scranton trip. Russell Dimmick from Scranton visits his parents. Frederick Thomas burial noted with Red Men attending. Park Lake hosts a Christmas skating scene while Freeman's orchestra entertains the Armory crowd with music and dance. Griffin glass blowers give souvenirs and a Turkish glass pipe prize. Trained dogs perform tricks to end.

Honesdale Der Paul W. Gardner Pittston German Lutheran Church Gallencamp Osleck Tribe of Red Men Park Lake Freeman Armory Griffin Glass Blowers

Dr. Chase's Ointment Promises Skin Healing

An advertisement extols Dr. Chase's Ointment as a universal skin remedy for women. It claims to cure redness roughness pimples blackheads eczema rheum and itchy skin and to soothe sore feet burns and irritations with rapid results. The copy notes availability at dealers and from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.

Dr. Chase

Forest City Carbondale rail traffic rises as street strike hits

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports traffic between Forest City and Carbondale increased fourfold due to a street car strike. Residents walk to Forest City to catch trains while holiday services and church activities filled the area.

Christmas events and deaths noted in Susquehanna area

Special to the Scranton Tribune Susquehanna details a large Methodist Sunday school, Christmas services at St John’s, and funeral obsequies for Mrs Mary Blake Ida McKune Arthur Munson with burials at Laurel Hill Lanesboro and Lanesboro cemeteries. Noted is Michael Maloney’s 107th year record and numerous regional visitors and holiday trade.

Susquehanna John H. McMahon Iis Erie Avenue Michael Maloney Lenox Township Register and Recorder’s Montrose Susquehanna County J. EB. Forbes Bradford Lydia Koppler Cedar Street Binghamton Oakland St. John’s Catholic Church Mary Blake St. John's Catholic Church Laurel Hill Ida McKune State Line Lanesboro W. F. Forbes Arthur Hornellsville Mame Dwyer Tarrlet Park Lestershire Burrbus Jackson Street Agnes Severy

Duryea News Briefs Include Engagement, Board Race

The item notes the engagement of Miss Minnie to Mr. Alexander Rholand and the pending Lawrence Primitive Methodist ceremony at 1pm. Squire J B Gilboy seeks appointment to the poor board vacancy after Paul Bohan’s death. Christmas carols parade funds the Primitive Methodist church and a Presbyterian cantata is set for Friday December 25.

Scranton Tribune Duryea Morgan Minnie Charles Robinson Watkins Glen Myr Alexander Rholand Lawrenceville Lawrence Primitive Methodist Church Squire J. B. Gilboy Poor Board Paul Bohan Bingers Primitive Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Herbert Bowen Charles Ace Silas Randall Avoca Alva James Rolles John Dills Pittston John Ward Philadelphia Rev H. Green Worcester N. Y D. C. Cool BP. Ace Walter Naylor J. Richards Church Front Streets Methodist Episcopal Sunday School

Christmas Eve at Local Church Festival

The church was crowded as the boys’ brigade entertained and children in white gowns slept soundly before Old Santa Claus arrived to cheers. Scholars received gifts as the program concluded. John G. Ward of Philadelphia visited friends in town Monday. Grace Donnelly visited her brother James. Rev. Nt Green celebrated Christmas with family in Worcester NY. Herbert Bowen and Silay Randall visited friends in Avoca. Master Ray Shales is ill.

Santa Claus John G. Ward Philadelphia Grace Donnelly James Donnelly

Christmas Celebrations At Hopbottom Churches

Christmas was celebrated at the Universalist church with a central arch and gifts. A program of recitations, music, and Sunday school work followed. A counterpoint program at the Methodist church appeared on Tuesday evening. Several residents marked their engagements, travels, and homecomings for Christmas including Mr and Mrs Ernest Lewis twenty fifth anniversary. families visiting from nearby towns. and students at Cornell Keystone Academy and Coatesville spending holidays with relatives.

Sprotal Scranton Tribunne Hopbottom Universalist Church Ernest Lewis Abner Lewis Gertle Sagar Delay Russell Binghamton Russell Candace Brown Coatesville John Tiffany, Jr Cornell University Bessle Dean Tiffany Keystone Academy Almira Brown G. Tingley Sarah Thhondes Rhoda Case Candace Newton Gee Case Permella Tewksbury Trene Ainey Dehorah Davis East Lenox Tiffany Montrose Tacia Dunbar New York O. D. Roberts Eugene Wright O. D. T Roberts Miss Dunbar G. A. Roberts Mrs. Bell Nicholson Marion Titus A. G. Sterling

Winter Frost Fails To Reach Ground In Newfoundland

Snow sticks on north hillsides with little ground frost. Bears hunted near Marsh mill with limited blood loss. E T Cross nearly shot the bear. Wallenpaupack lodge Odd Fellows plan an oyster supper Jan 1 1901 with Rev David Evans as guest speaker and music. Oysters and food priced at thirty cents.

Newfoundland Fee Gouldshoro Station Marsh Mill E. T. Cross Wallenpaupack Lodge Order of Odd Fellows David Evans Sterling

Local Notes From New Milford Social Roundup

NEW MILFORD New Milford Dec 26 Mrs J C McConnell is quite ill at this writing Miss Nelen Hutchings visiting her father in New York state J W Axtell visiting relatives at Stevens Point Miss Lena Spencer of Binghamton visiting her parents L A Van Cott is seriously ill at his home on Upper Main street Mr and Mrs Myron Reynolds entertaining their daughter Mrs Golden of Cohocton NY George Hell of Auburn spending holidays with his parents L W Brundage entertaining their nephew Mr Harris of Nova Scotia Our young people enjoyed a social hop at the opera house Christmas night Mrs Syemur visiting her daughter Miss May Seymour at Hinghamton Mrs Atti Stoddard of Franklin was a guest of Mrs D Van Buskirk one day this week Mrs Jane Harrison entertaining her sister Miss T Harrington of Montrose

New Milford J. C. McConnell Nelen Hutchings New York State J. WV. Axtell Stevens Point Lena Spencer Binghamton A. J. Spencer L. A. van Cott Upper Main Street Myron Reynolds Mrs. Golden Cohocton N. Y George Hell Auburn L. W. Brundage Mr. Harris Nova Scotia Opera House Syemur May Seymour Hinghamton Atti Stoddard Franklin D. van Buskirk Jane Harrison T. Harrington Montrose

Know Thyself A Boston Pupil’s Humorous Body Lesson

A Boston public school pupil submitted a homegrown story on the human body. The tale divides the body into head thorax and abdomen noting brains heart and vital organs and jokingly claiming vowels reside in the abdomen.

Boston

Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railroad Declares Dividend

Exclusive wire reports the Pan Handle railroad board proclaims a dividend of 2 percent on the saved stock of the company payable on the fifteenth. The notice carries the official action from the Pan Handle directors and outlines payment terms.

Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louie

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Internal Cure

The article promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe internal remedy that targets blood and mucous membranes. It claims high potency with germ antiseptics and asserts relief in 86 days, selling for fifty cents. It warns catarrh can lead to consumption, stomach catarrh, and organ damage, including deafness from Eustachian tube blockage.

Drugista Stuart

Lyceum Theatricals Set With Burkle Vaudeville and DeVonde

The Lyceum hosts Burke and Chase Vaudeville with Madame Adelaide Herrmann the Queen of Magic, plus Clarence DeVonde and Miss New York in a run of vaudeville and melodrama. The program includes The Ranch Hero, A Queen's Defender, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and a famed sword fight on stage.

Duffy Lay Lyceum Burke & Chag Adelaide Herrmann Herrmann 4 Europe McMahon King Madame Herrmann

Remmber the Maine and famed minstrel lineup to open

A long list of star soloists and choristers head the Phuld troupe, praised for polished vocal work. The Lyceum hosts three nights starting Monday December 9, featuring Remember the Maine with dramatic battle scenes, realistic naval effects, and a famed Manila explosion tableau. Also promoted are New York’s Miss New York at the Gaiety and a cast including Fart and Nelson, Clifford, and the Sevens.

Maine Lincoln J Manila Corregilor Island Habhor Pgorvisin Misa New York Met Fart Nelson Mille Clifford Upeke Ailton Amd Knuna Kraus

Cicero and Verres Trial Reach Noted Contest

The ancient case of Verres seen in Cicero's prosecution and Hortensius defense features a court battle over corrupt practices. Hortensius allegedly received a valuable image of the Sphinx from his client, violating Rome’s free-advocate rule. The defense and prosecution clash as wills collide in a famed exposure.

Verres Cicevo Hortensius Cicero Rome Sicily Wille Cloers

Portrayal of a Comprehensive Political and Statistical Record

A dense listing of official electoral detail from the past year across city township county and state with party platforms delegates to national conventions and official city county and state records. It notes baseball records national league percentages census data war events coal statistics and other varied statistics.

Crawford County Pennsylvania Pekin

Cicero Clodius Duel Highlights Roman Senate Clash

The dispute features Cicero rebuking Clodius after a corrupt jury acquittal in a ritual clash of wit. The exchanges include lines about bought houses and paid jurors, followed by applause as Clodius grows silent. The piece then shifts to market chatter with erratic opening prices in Brooklyn Transit and notes on stocks, bonds, and commodities.

Cicero Clodius Republic Senate Clecro Terres Noone Brooklyn Tennessee Coal Sugar St. Paul Erie Heat Atchison United States

Della Fox Married to John Levy in Baltimore

Actress Della Fox married John Levy of New York in a Baltimore ceremony performed by Rev. W. Was of the Emanuel Reformed church. After engagement week in the city, Mrs. Levy plans to retire from vaudeville and return to opera work.

Baltimore Della Vox John Levy New York W. Was Immunuel Reformed Church

Markets Rally Then Slip Amid Uneven Trading

New York stocks show extreme volatility with sharp early gains followed by declines. The day features thin strength and widespread selling, led by rail and industrials, as traders speculate on break risk and liquidity. Reading, People's, and Missouri Pacific among notable moves.

New York Olberm Apim Jean General Wealies Priews Beves Dave

Scranton Wholesale Market Prices and Items

Corrected sale notice lists dairy and flour items with prices 9.50 for something and 4.00 for Flour Hest patent. Mentions Unions tilt and nearby style names. lines are garbled.

Scranton TL G. Dele Hutter

Fragmentary Philadelphia Market Items and Names

Partial OCR lists various grain and commodity terms, farm names, places, and items such as wheat, cotton, sugar, cheese, poultry, and roosters. The readable fragments mention New York and several unclear proper nouns, with no clear narrative or single event.

Philadelphia Miho New York Cotton Ee Wien

New York commodity quotes show mixed dairy and grain prices

In early December trading, grains such as flour and corn moved softly with spot prices steady to down mildly. No. 2 red wheat and No. 1 Northern Duluth futures fluctuated, closing little changed. Dairy markets show firm cheese and creamery butter with slight regional variations in output.

New York Duluth Butler State 1Dadie

Chicago Board of Trade dull markets dampen trade

December activity at the Chicago Board of Trade was quiet with bearish government report looming and offshore support weak. Wheat futures edged lower while oats and corn showed little change, and provisions markets softened with cash quotations mixed among grain and animal products.

Chicago Board of Trade

Chicago cattle market report with mixed receipts and steady prices

Chicago stockyards show 25 009 head of cattle and calves trading steady to mostly lower. Texans and Texas steers priced around 4 4.85 per cwt with high on sale figures. sheep and lambs mixed, western sheep steady. Cows and heifers listed with varied demand and several lots moving to market.

Chicago Fowler Texas Fos Morrow Sian

Market Report from New York Deposits and Livestock Prices

New York market notes show mixed livestock activity. Sheep steady to strong with higher live bids. cows and calves firm. hogs and hog products quoted at several dollar ranges. calves and lambs listed with various prices. beef and dairy prices posted for different grades and lots.

New York Beoven Steen Alow Media Cuumon Svadve Ateads Slowdy Bo Lie Tileter Ateors Grakeer Grant Siwiata

Unclear OCR fragment prompts local item

Fragmentary text appears to be an OCR result with mixed terms, numbers, and place names. No coherent events or subjects are readable to summarize into a historical news item or notice.

Cure for Deafness Through Catarrh Remedy

An 19th century advert promises a cure for deafness tied to catarrh and mucus buildup. It claims the Eustachian tube can be restored by a claimed remedy, offering a reward for proof of deafness cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.

Hall

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