Concert and community notes in Northeastern Pennsylvania
Sunday events include a Presbyterian church concert by the Independent Glee Club and recitations by Miss Hessle Parker. Messrs. Penny and Gotwald attended events. births, funerals, and family visits are reported. The Monument Glee Club plans a February 2 hand concert and the Wyoming borough pursues a 9.71 tax suit against the Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley Traction Co. Local business changes include Patterson Edwards partnership dissolution and Laubaugh becoming cashier. revival meetings continue in Courtdale and staff changes occur at Patterson Edwards and Evans Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Independent Glee Club
Hessle Parker
Charlies Penny
Scranton
Fev
W. HH. Gotwald
D. C
Washington, D. C
John Hoover
West Side
Wilson Trishle
Wyoming
Mise Marie Miller
West Pittston
Bunciy
E. D. Wilson
Avent
Tra DeWitt
Sulphur Springe
Wyoming Valley Traction Company
W. J. Davies
Mr. Santee
Wyoming Avenue
Ibout
Robert H. Roldy
Courtdale
Oscar Frear
Patterson & Edwards
Evans Ttros
Pittston
Wyroming
Liap- Mist
Mm. Emma Dewitt
Monument Street
de Quite
Ague
Revival notes and local updates from Bowman's Creek area
A village column reports James Bielic losing two fingers at a sew mill on Monday and local residents including Mrs. EK Li Day and Rev G F Ace continuing revival meetings for another week. It notes the death of Mrs Maria Thomas at her daughter's home after heart failure, and mentions recovering patients Henry Wilcox and others at Epworth League activities and local visits, with various families seen around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bielic
EK. Li. Day
Oo Smith Kinner
Tunkhannock
G. F
Ace
Oscar Ralph
Dalton
Maria Thomas
Howard True
Bowman's Creek
Underwood
Scranton
Hey
Henry Wilcox
Epworth League
Glenwood
C. Spencer
Forrick
Mr. C. Cook
Clarence McConnell
The
Three Lakes
Samuel Thomas
Trecco's Goat and Montrose Mormon Visit in Susquehanna County
Special to the Scranton Tribune details: Tony Trecco’s goat vanishes from Iracts home causing sorrow and community wake. later the goat resurfaces alive. A boxing bout at Horan Opera House ends in a draw after stoppage by Ref Frank Burtley. District Attorney Ainey halts the mill. missionary Mormon elders leave Forest City area amid cold reception.
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Jack McDonough
Minneapolis
Bobby Dobbs
Carbondale
Horan Opera House
Binghamton
James Washburn
Frank Burtley
Ainey
Montrose
Forest City
Jefferson Branch
Church of Latter Day Saints
Mountain
Marty Pa
Susquehanna County
Wade and Giddings Rise and Rivalry in Early Politics
A Washington letter in the Courier Journal recalls the senator race between Chase and Giddings, noting Wade and Giddings as rivals and later partners. The piece highlights their youth, a courtroom anecdote with a misquoted line, and their joint prominence as anti slavery figures in a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Wan
Toguun
Giddings
Washington
Courier-Journal
Chase
Thoay Votow
Olootel
Stephen A. Douglas
Weller
California
Gidding
Wade
Meneramn
Cattle and Hogs Mixed at Chicago Price Snapshot
Chicago market report shows cattle slow near 4.15 with feeders and stockers under pricing. Western fed cattle and hogs show varied demand while sheep and lambs stay active for lower to higher quality. Receipts total about 400 cattle head 000 hogs and 11 000 sheep with broader market movement indicated.
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Chicago
East Liberty Cattle Market Report Echoes Steady Prices
East Liberty Pennsylvania February 1 cattle market shows prices steady with moderate sales for beef steers and heifers. Best Yorkers and heavies hold near two dollars per hundredweight while common grades ease slightly amid broker activity.
Calf Market Report From New York Live Stock Yard
Feb trading figures show calves steady with Quilet and steady bids. Prices listed around 83.90 with references to Sas Ransers Lambe and lambe ready, indicating market activity and price lines, details limited by OCR quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reeves
Vents
Sas
Anne
Wall Street Review Signals Continued Liquidation Pressure
The market opened with heavy liquidation and scant prominent stocks. Despite large overseas orders and absorbed offerings, prices drifted lower in dull trading as investors awaited a rally, with total sales around 401,100 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Outeide
London
Domnand
William Linn Allen CO
Mears Building
Fools
Market Report From New York and Duluth Letters
A dense money and commodity market note lists price movements and activity across grains oils and metals. It cites futures quotes for February March May and July contracts and notes shifts in demand and selling pressure amid foreign buying and short covering with some prices closing steady or lower.
Whiladelphia Provision Market Report February 1
Wheat prices firm with slight gains for nearby contract grades February through May. Corn and oats show firmness in leading grades with later months nominal. Provisions steady to firm across meats and dairy with flour receipts and grain shipments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Futtte
Maine
Floreas
Biahe
Sisabajo
Penneylvania Printe
God
Ucka
Wheat Surges as Liverpool Drops Startles Chicago Market
In Chicago on February 1 wheat rose a cent despite expectations of decline. Prices advanced after a sharp Liverpool drop, while corn and oats remained dull. Receipts and shipments for the day include 11,000 barrels of wheat and 667,000 bushels of corn, with whisky and pork values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina
Tobsero Co
Oil Ve Eat Ee Co
Accnee
Sam Chea
Chicago
Siite
Zeus
Manhattan
Lea
Central
Southern RK. R
Tay Union Paettle
Bitty Roar
Wabash
Union Sadeae
Leatter
Letah Valley
Chicago Board OF Trade
Liverpool
East Buffalo Cattle Market Steady with Mixed Quality
Cattle at East Buffalo on February 1 remained about steady with 10 extra loads of choice finished steers selling around five dollars. Good to choice fat cattle were available, with varying quality from fair to good offered by local buyers.
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East Buffalo
The Newark Shoe Store February Sale Opens Strong
Despite yesterday's heavy weather the Newark store saw full aisles as men outpaced women in shoppers. Prices were cut on many styles with men's and ladies shoes marked 75c to 2.00 a pair, children's grain shoes 60 to 75 cents, and boys and girls calf shoes at 1.00 a pair, promising bigger crowds through the month.
Fragmentary Trade Ledger Sparks Sparse Market Notes
A garbled OCR excerpt lists assorted items such as tintehers wood fat cows pigs and welders with cryptic prices and percentages. Mentions regions and groups like Fay, Yorkers, Latins, and Pa. Peculiar strings suggest an old market or commodity ledger with no clear dates or totals.
Fortunate Sale Offers Sample Shoes at Low Prices
Boston area buyers can purchase men and women sample shoes at below cost. The offer promises durable styles in patent leather enamel box calf and winter raquettes at less than dollar values, highlighting spot cash deals from large manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
sTass
Prices for Men’s Shoes in Calf Leather and Related Styles
Lot listings describe men’s shoes in box calf patent leather and calf hand-bowed finishes with various linings and models. Prices range from low to high estimates, with noted lots including Calf Sheen Congress Love and Solid Leather variants. Limited sizes offered across several lots, indicating mixed stock and varying condition.
Bargain Ladies Shoes Sale From Local Store
A local shop advertises large shoe discounts with lots for ladies including Dongola button and lace styles at low prices. Various lots list prices around two to four dollars and discounts on misses and children sizes. The note invites customers to inspect goods, pay cash, and save money with straightforward service.
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Radway
Radway & CO
Elm ST
Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Trecco’s
Hobins
Scranton Trihiche
Susquehanna
Tony Trececo
Tony
Harlem
Eric Ballroad Company
Little
Italy
Jefferson Junction
Sire
Charles FE. van Wormer
Susquehanna County Teachers’ Association
Thomas J. Davies
Enq
J. James Kagan
Cornelius Shew
A.J. Pepper
Charles Bogden
Mixa Ada
George W. Millar
Elmira
D. J. Sutherland
Susquehanna Presbyterian Church
Herrick Centre
W. F. Lyon
White
Lackawanna County Court
George Titchy
Great Bend
Mary Taraszka
Paraszka
Margaret Madigan
James Madiigan
St John's Catholic Church
Council No. 384
Hogan Opera House
Baker's Binghamton Orchestra
New Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Anna Barnes
Lanesboro
Tweedledee
Moorea Pond
Biarracea
Ryan
Montrose and Halletead
Klondike
Commissionery
A. J. Pepper
Faren
Bhew
New York Sun
M. W. Cargill
Pepper
Ragen
Shaw
Thomas McMahon
Republican
Fenes
John W. Armilin
Hallateod
Suequehanna
Pueillade
Whitney
Hood
Apam J. Freeman
South Duxbury
Maas
Sarsaparilla
Hicago Live Brook
East Liberty Cattle Market
East Liberty
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade
Seranton & Pittston Trac
National Boring & Drill'r Co
First National Bank
Flmdhurst Boulevard Co
Gee
Scranton Savings Bank
Beranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Throop Novelty M
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction Co
Aes
Weston Sehee
Alexander Car Replacer Co
Scranton Bodiling
Dis
Econemy Light, Heat & i
Sebienes Aee
Scranton Juramatin Heat & Power Compiuty
People's Street Railway
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lueka
City of Scranton
Vernon Coal Cay
Beranton Axle Works
Minnesota
Shorts
Sealy
Dwi E
Chomsdore
Daly
SOM
Samatica
Malie
State
Chicago Grain Market
Hulfialo
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Clits
Hiahinens
Salen
Burrele
Tarrely
Lackawanna Ava
Lackawanna Avanua
WM. Connell
Hunry Belin, Jr
William Ul, Peck
Ilolmes
Pilsner
Sen
Mn Pa
Snow
Weston Mill CO
Sotomnon, Olypian, Carbondale
Kerr’s
Hunt & Connell CO
Moosic Powder CO Rooms
Mooely and
Rushdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
Exvil
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