Parish meeting address and local notices in Pittston area
The Primitive Methodist Church group will hold a quarterly meeting next Sunday at 6 50. Mr J G Manning of Pittston will deliver an address. Local visits noted include Mr and Mrs A J Clifford of Pitts tom and Miss Anna Foy of Scranton. District officials named in East Marcy township elections. A pre Lenten dance at Sarefield opera house drew crowds from Scranton Pittston and Dunmore. Funeral for Philip Clifford reported with services at St Marys cemetery. Local election results show Democratic victory in the Second ward with several new officers listed.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Thy Primitive Methodist Church
J. GC. Manning
Pittston
A. J. Clifford
Pitts
Tom
Anna Foy
Scranton
Alicia Dixon
C. C. Bowman
R. BE. Dougher
Wilkes-Barre
Mary Hastie
Missionary ‘Training
Nyack-on the-Hudson
John McKeeley
York State
Marcy Township
Robert Oliver
Pier
Sarefield Opera House
Dunmore
Kate Reardon
Sursfield Opera House
Philip Clifford
West Side
Pittaton
J. J. McCabe
Peter Nallin
Patrick Doran
Charles Doran
Thomas Tene
Thomas Nolan
Anthony Clifford
Flowerebearers
Edward Gibbons
John Meade
St. Mary's Cemetery
John McKengie
John Curry
Boreveh
Justice of the Peace
T. J. Fitseimmons
Constable
Michael Healy
Edward Gibbong
J. J. Reilly
M. J. Dixon
Martin Cardon
William Doran
Councillmen
John McKengale
John Manley
L. E. Brien
John Brennan
Thomas McHale
William O'Malley
Frank Heston
John Doran
James O'Brien
Martin Quinn
Arthur Davidson
John Reap
Timothy Quinn
John Christian
Frank Little
Visitors and Election Results Highlight New Milford Itinerary
Mr and Mrs Henry Brown visit their daughter in New Milford as Mrs Charles Snyder and daughter May spend Tuesday with aunt Mrs EK Wiley in Binghamton. Funeral noted for Mine Cora Pohlamus in Dalton. Election results list several local offices with party lines and names. J A Niver, prominent hotel proprietor, plans winter business and lists recent guests from Elmira and nearby towns.
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Henry Brown
New Milford
Qgharled Snyder
May
EK. Wileey
Binghamton
James’ Masters
Cora Pohlamus
Dalton
More
W. EE. Titus
C. M. Parker
B. A. Gardner
H. K. Wilkins
M. Lt. McMillan
H. 8. Stephens
W. K. Warner
M. K. Walker
C. W. Farrer
C. M. Mack
J. A. McCoy
L. G. Stephene
G. G. Rought
H. R. Benjamin
J. A. Niver
Niver House
John Loftus
Ememanoest
Ll. Foot
Elmira
M. R. Miller
Newaoelty
J. ©. Merrill
W. H. Suigfried
Easton
F. H. Bitton
Pittston
Testimony in the Martin case details Lattimer shooting
Wilkes-Barre February 17. The trial of Sheriff Martin and deputies resumed with miner witnesses. Angelo Mats said seven or eight men fell at Lattimer, a deputy shot a wounded man in the back killing him. Gasperickh, George, and Slobodnik suffered severe head wounds with bullets embedded. Witnesses described being shot while fleeing and claim fear of deputies' orders. The scene closed as cross-examinations touched on statements and inquest fears.
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Wilkes-Barre
Martin
Lattimer
John Pupka
West Hasleton
Angelo Mats
Matt
Andrew Yeamot
John Dally
Anthony Kigelvics
West Hazleton
George Gasperick
Gasherick
John Slobodnik
Philadelphia
John Kulick
Anthony Andelo
Things About a Watch From the Jeweller's Review
A detailed essay explains watch internals and precision. It outlines the 98 pieces of a typical watch, tiny screws, springs, and gears, and describes the balance wheel’s constant motion. It compares watch parts to vast scales of time and distance with emphasis on craftsmanship and importance of tempering springs.
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Junute
Illegible Letter Haunts A Dear Sir Reply From Aldrich
A Chicago Inter Ocean note recalls Thomas Battley Aldrich replying to Prof. Ki Morse about an unreadable letter. He jokes on deciphering Morse, noting dates and signatures, and that Morse’s letters are kept unread while others are discarded.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Thomas Batley Aldrich
Ki, B. Morse
Mr. Morse
Thomas Alley Alrich
Wall Street Holds Gains After Mixed Liquidity Day
The market saw no resumption of heavy liquidation from yesterday as bears pressed at times but left contracts intact. Prices closed near the day’s high with fractional gains overall, while London quotes showed Americans up from yesterday’s London close, aided by New York short covering. Total sales reached 418000 shares.
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New York
Hears
London
London Exchange
Shorts
Grain and dairy markets see mixed signals from New York trading
In New York on February 7, grain futures showed mixed activity as Wheat-Spot held steady for No 2 red and No 1 northern Duluth and No 1 hard Manitoba floated higher on favorable foreign news and shorts' scare. Corn and oats were firmer early but weakened with selling. dairy prices remained steady to firm on butter and cheese with modest shifts across types and regions.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Havana News
Xiteane
Indi
Miye
Windle
Deef
Western Creamery
lMalte
Elgins
Imitation Creamery
Diane
Atate
Lange
Emall
Keee
Stiute
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Provision Market Report Summary
Philadelphia market notes steady to higher for wheat and corn futures with near contracts firm. Butter and cheese steady. live poultry quiet with mixed demand for fowl and turkeys. Receipts show 1 000 barrels and 6 000 sacks of wheat and corn supply.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Yale
Wheat and corn shipment figures listed in bushels
The record shows shipment totals of 14 000 bushels of wheat and 136 000 bushels of corn with 225 000 bushels for another commodity. The data appears as OCR fragments with unclear context and units.
Chicago Grain Market Eyes Sharp Opening Rally
Chicago February 17 grain trading opened with excitement as May futures briefly hit 31.00 a bushel before easing. Wheat showed a volatile session with modest gains, corn and oats slipping slightly, while cash quotes for various grains and seeds were listed and weekly receipts and shipments reported.
Market Report From Buffalo On Cattle Hogs And Sheep
Buffalo market notes show cattle holding steady while hogs ease. Prices quoted for Yorkers to choice hogs range around 4.35 to 4.5 per cwt, with common to grade at lower levels. Sheep movement is slow with desired lambs and wethers at varied values, cull categories steady to light.
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N. Y
Coloe
City Pa. Credit balances and auctioned oil barrels
City, Pa. opened bids for regular and cash shipments of crude oil with lengthy credit balances. Bids featured 10,000 barrels at 76,000, 4,000 at 74, 14,000 at 77, and 5,000 at 77, along with cash shipments and other lot sizes.
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City
Thy
Cattle Prices Reported From Local Market Auction
In Bnet Liberty on February 17 buyers noted prices for common cattle, Shik4 bulls, and she cows with primes and heavies. Hogs and pigs traded with quoted ranges and several entries listed for veal calves and other stock, reflecting typical market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnet Liberty
James
Boas
Chicago Livestock Report Notes Mixed Movements
Chicago markets show varied cattle and calf movements with 2000 head cattle 141 head sheep and lambs traded. Receipts include stockers feeders calves and hogs with prices mixed and light demand noted across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toco
Market Prices Reported for Live Stock in New York
On February 17 the market shows beves and calves mixed with steady lambs and sheep, hogs slow. Prices listed include veals at about 5001.70, lambs and sheep around 8.5006, and hogs near 4.0004.0 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broutiv
Sheen
Elijah
Lambe
Cleveland Rises as Principal Lake Port in American Shipping
The Sun notes 20,000 vessels under the American flag with lake trade surging. Buffalo and Detroit show ten year gains in tonnage, while Cleveland’s lake commerce soars from 125 million to 300 million tons, making it a dominant shipping center for Michigan lumber and ore.
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East
Lakes
Buffalo
Detroit
Michigan Peninsula
Chicago
Twlnth
Milwaukee
Duluth
Cleveland
United States
Michigan
aVorsela
Alelzes
Great Northern Lakes
Barrel Ready Kindling Wood Offered At Retail Prices
Prepared to deliver kindling wood by the barrel made from seasoned hard wood and giso wood for grates at prices within reach. Try a barrel for instant use and convenience. Order books at DPECKENS PHARMACY 107 N. Matin avenue JIFKINS' MEAT MARKET 601 Lacka HAJ PIERERCE'S MARKED Adams GREEN RIDGE LUMBER CO BERKS HARDWARE STORENS Matin Gr at the Factory Orders for carpet cleaning received after Marel Ist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dpeckens Pharmacy
N. Matin Avenue
Jifkins
Lacka
HAJ Piererce's
Adams Green Ridge Lumber CO
Berks Hardware Storens
Matin Avenue
Finest Solderless 18k Wedding Rings
Advertising copy promotes new Tiffany Style wedding rings described as Finest Solderless 18k with a refined design. The brief highlights durability and elegance, positioning the collection as a modern take on classic rings.
Adams Optician Offers Vision Aids At Reasonable Prices
Our optician Mr Adams can fit all cases of defective vision bringing affordable options. The notice emphasizes affordable pricing and expert fitting services to correct eye issues.
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Adams
Dr E Grewer Returns to Local Office Amid Honors
Dr E Grewer returns from St Louis Chicago and Western offices and will be available at his permanent office in the Old Postoffice Building corner Spruce Street and Penn Avenue from 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. In Chicago he received Doctor of Philosophy and Back of Science titles among other degrees and emblems, credentials unmatched by any other specialist.
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St. Louis
Chicago and Western
Postoffie
Spruce Street
Penn Avenue
Chicago
Dr. Grewer
Catarrh Special Offer One Year Treatment for Ten Dollars
Dr. B Grewer a Philadelphia specialist offers a year long catarrh cure for ten dollars. The ad asserts a $5,000 guarantee for epilepsy cures and promises free advice and exam before March 1 as part of a bold health offer. The piece lists extensive credentials and warns of chronic nervous and other systemic symptoms prompting consultation.
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United States
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Thrilling
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Jary
Gasperickh
the Jeweller's Review
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Bug. Reg Co
Ing. Atch
Prass
Tobacco Co
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Ohio
Um Brook
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Hay State
Bouthorn Vc
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Chile
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Lonuls
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N.Y
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Texas & Pueltle
U. & Rubber
VON
Wort
Traction
Ornee
Chicago Board OF Trade
Trade Exchange
Askeul Scranton & Pittston Trav. Co
National Boring & Drili'g Co
First National Bank
Elmhurst Boulevard
Feeewewan
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Uy Lavehilla
Iron & Steel Coo
National Bank
Throop Novelty
Scranton Tracthon Co
Scranton Axle Works
Za Weston Mill Co
Alexander War Replacer Co
Oun
Wey Scranton Hedding Co
Guy Dime Dep. & Die
Bunk
Eee Peck Limbe
Economy Light, Heat & Power Co
Asaden
Scranton Luminatins, Heat & Power Company
People's Street Railway
People’s Street Railway
Dickson Manufacturing Locks
City of
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Aes
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Traction
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live
East Liberty Cattle Market
Commerce OF the
Scranton, Pa
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Hon
Repiuno Chemical Co
Ex Motes
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Snow
THE
Weston Mill CO
Scrunion
Lypiaa
the Keystone Kindling Wood and Carpet Cleaning CO
Dickson Avenue
Marel Ist
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Erolinson
Pilsner
HM Mint I
Sefatan
Dr. E. Grewer
B. Grewer
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
General Alumni Association
Houston Club
Joseph Letdy
Board of Charity of
Historical Defence Association of
Lackawanna County
Grewer
Lfe
Heine
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Newark Klice
M. Florey
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court House
Miller's Alovk
Mears & Hr
Kerr's
Lackawanna Avenues
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William HL. Peck
Holmes Llestrig
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