Leader's Price lowers costs on ladies and men apparel
The listing shows LEADER'S PRICE reductions on Corsets and boned garments in white and Arab tones, 12 dozen ladies shirt waists in new spring patterns, 8 dozen men neckwear and 100 dozen men's seamless half hose, plus outing flannel and assorted skirts with prices highlighted for men and women.
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Leader's
Local Social and Church Notes from Kingston Area
Mrs J J Griffiths and son Handel visited Kingston friends on Sunday. Typhoid fever spreads at William Powell’s Ridge Street home as most of the family ill. David Powell and wife from Myde Park called on locals. Taylor Chora Union held a strong rehearsal. Delaware Lackawanna and Western workers summoned to fight fire at Pettebone Wilkes-Barre. Lucy Thomas of Feltville ill with typhoid. Robert Llewelyn improving. Thomas Nichols of Storrs Street seriously ill. Mrs Shepard and daughter visiting Richard Jones and wife on Grove Street. James Hood preparing Ridge Street for a new double residence. Prof Morgan Lloyd and wife from Clybhant visited relatives. Meth Episcopal church music committee named: Dibble, Watkins, Price, Resecker, Morgan. A boys brigade organized at First Welsh Congregational church meets Tuesdays.
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Handel
Pond Street
Kingston
William Powell
Ridge Street
David Powel
Myde Park
Friends
Taylor Chora!union
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Pettebone
Wilkes- Barr
Misa Lucy Thomas
Feltaville
Robert Llewelyn
Thomas Nichols
Storrs Street
Shepard
Wilkes-Barre
Richard Jones
Grove Street
James Hood
Morgan Lloyd
Clybhant
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Dibble
Richard Watkins
Edith Price
Anna Resecker
Ray Morgan
First Welsh Congregational Church
Spirit Message From Indiana Man Grandmother Announces Heir
Indiana man J W Collington reports a spirit visit from his grandmother who declares his rich uncle Thomas Cross in Newark New Jersey is alive and will die soon, making Collington the heir to a $50 000 fortune. He seeks confirmation from Newark while unsure if the uncle survives.
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Indiana
Muncie
Ind
J. W. Collington
Thomas Cross
Newark
N. J
Hhs
Collington
Healer Jos Burke Leaves Saginaw for Crawling Return
Reported in Saginaw on February 10 that healer Jos Burke who vanished then appeared in Crawling is expected back. Limited interest and no verified cures are noted. skeptics question his methods and associations amid local rumors.
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Saginaw
Mich
Jos. Burke
Grayling
Death at a revival in Tonkawa Oklahoma
In Tonkawa Oklahoma a Free Methodist revival draws large crowds from miles away. Enthusiastic attendees collapse from fervor and a man and a woman die while shouting as the town experiences a remarkable religious awakening.
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Oklahoma
Perry
O. T
Tonkawa
Here
Wall Street opens with renewed vigor in broad market rally
The New York market starts strong with broad gains in Sugar Tobacco and Steel amid bullion flows and a government loan effect. Prices swing as traders weigh tariff bills while hopefuls cover shorts and push major issues higher on opening activity.
New York Produce Market and Buffalo Live Stock Notes
New York Feb 10 grain and flour markets show dull to steady movement across wheat corn and rye with quotes for No 2 red and white wheat, various futures and spot prices. Buffalo Feb 10 cattle and hog markets report active demand for exports, with mixed butchers stock and a slow to weak hog trade under pressure.
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Elty Mills
Miyawrye
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Tye
Daly
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Sitee
Smalt
City Extra India
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South America
Bay Compound
the Park
State Dairy
SalSe
Malar
Western Dairy
Italie
Elvins
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ePonewlvania
Lee House
Buffalo
S.thad
Anton
Hog Receipts Market Slips Amid Weak Demand
Market reports show weak hog receipts and lower prices with supplies heavy and quality mixed. Trade notes include lighter demand for choice cuts and continued pressure on overall pork values.
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Luwer
Toledo Grain and Market Report Includes Wheat and Corn
Market notes from Toledo and Philadelphia show wheat receipts at 6500 bushels with 600 bushels shipped, prices for No 2 red cash and May terms. Corn receipts 1086 bushels with 4800 bushels unsold, No 2 mixed tank 29 cents May. Clover seed receipts and timothy cash prices listed. Philadelphia Tallow Market notes quiet trade and unchanged quotes. Ongoing price quotations for oils and cereals cited from Pittsburgh and surrounding markets.
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Toledo
Pel
Timothy
McKinley Tariff vs Wilson Tariff in early 1890s debate
The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette revisits the MecWinkey tariff controversy arguing the McKinley law yielded higher revenues than the Wilson tariff during the 1891 year and criticizing Carlisle's handling of finances. It contends the Wilson tariff caused business depression and debt, while the McKinley act supported treasury funds and overall national business.
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Pittsburg
Carlinge
Kinley Tari
Carlisle
McRhinkes
Local Social Roundup Echoes Weekend Visits
Several residents and friends are noted visiting relatives and calling on others across Scranton Wilkes-Barre Duryea Lackawanna Calverton and Kingston areas. The Ladies Aid class will serve a Wednesday supper in the Methodist Episcopal church parlors with entertainment by Mrs Treible and the young Tabbes.
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John Laws
Lackawanna
Amanda Bainbridge
Forty Fort
Duryea
Mrs. Kennedy
Scranton
Dire Bennett
Thomas English
Calverton
J. L. Shoemaker
Wilkes-Barre
Richard Shelley
Harry Coultaugh
Jackson
Mire
J. V. Baker
Irvin Coolbaugh
Familly
M. V. Rogelle
Campbell
Buturuy
M. V. Royall
Victoria Parrish
Edward Hoffman
Thomas Hawk
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Treible
Edward Rozell
Ruth
Langerne
William Bates
Fannie Kitchen
Public loans and national wealth cited in Times Herald
The Chicago Times-Herald asserts future loans will be public and popular, with the gold in the country owned by the people who will use it for the nation as needed. It suggests foreign statesmen, including Lord Salisbury, will note this trusted national wealth and fiscal readiness.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Lord Saliebury
German Polish Lutheran Congregation of Scranton Seeks Charter
Notice is given that on February [day], an application will be made to a judge in Lackawanna County for a charter of a proposed corporation named German Polish Branaetical Lutheran Emanuel Congregation of Scranton. The group aims to support public worship per the General Council of the Lutheran Church of North America and to hold all rights and privileges of the governing act. Dentite and privileges conferred by the act. JOON M. HANKIS, Solicitor.
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Court of Common Pleaa
Lackawoonea County
Emanuel Congregation of
Seranton
Genral Council
Lutheran Church of North America
Persesa
Aet of
Assembly
Ite
Joon M. Hankis
Election Proclamation for Scranton Officers and Ward Seats
The notice proclaims a general election on the third Tuesday in February for city offices including Mayor City Treasurer City Controller and three City Assessors for a three year term beginning April 1 Also a Select Councilman for four years for odd numbered wards and a Common Councilman for two years for even numbered wards plus a School Controller four years and ward specific officers Ward names include First Third Fifth Seventh Ninth Eleventh Thirteenth Seventeenth Nineteenth and Twenty First for various posts. Also appoints election judges inspectors and voters assessor and includes probate notice for the estate of W L Consell.
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Serancin
Pebrowry
Scranton
Elvenon
W. L. Consell
Varied 19th Century Classified Appeals and Advertisements
A collage of ads and notices including sales pitches for Snyder's cake icing work, patent hair curlers, and pool tables. job requests for salespersons, bookkeepers, and mechanics. professional cards for lawyers and doctors. and public notices from Scranton era newspapers detailing employment, services, and auctions.
Central Railroad of New Jersey Timetable Essense
Scranton to New York Philadelphia and local stops listed with daily and Sunday departures, express options, and parlor car service. Through tickets available. agents at the station. BaldWIn, J H Olhausen sign as general officials.
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Tor Reading
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Herriebure
Foots of Liberty
North River
Reading Terminal
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Pass
J. HW. Olhausen
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