Dedication of St. Michaela Church Canton Pa
Rt Rev Bishop Hoban will dedicate St Michaela Church Canton with services beginning 9 30 in the morning and a solemn high mass later. Rev T J Comerford will preach the dedicatory sermon and Rev J Costello will deliver another sermon. The church measures 46 by 107 feet with brown stone trim and pressed brick exterior and seats 40. Corner stone laid April 4 1899 by Bishop Heh. Residents from Scranton plan to attend. note also a feature about Rev Mr Sheldon taking control of the Topeka Daily Capital for six issues then offers a Christian newspaper subscription.
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Towanda
Bishop Hoban
St. Michaela
Canton
William Connolly
T. J. Comerford
Archbald
Hoban
Nev. J. C. Costello
Williameport
Pushep Heh
PF Predelich
Syeprohunnad
Scranton
Mr. Sheldon
Topeka
Kansas
Sheldon
Jesus
Migs Nellie A. Green
Factoryville
Non-suit in Forrest Chadwick v Buchanan Executors
Judge A C Pan ning granted a non-suit in the action by Forrest and Chadwick former Ward house proprietors against Buchanan executors over a $7.00 roof leakage claim. The case dated back to trial in 1897 with arbitration awarding $20, and after appeals the latest move ended in non-suit.
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Forrest & Chadwick
Buchanan
Scranton Tribune
Towands
A. C. Panning
Ward House
A. Dichanan
Maendar
Epworth league social at M E Church in Factoryville
Local items report a Feb 19 social at the Epworth league in Factoryville with literary program and invitations. voters urged to back Gardner and Sweet for school directors and a Republican ticket for councilmen. various health and social notices. upcoming Washington’s Birthday observance. local church and fraternal happenings noted.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryvilleo
Epworth League
M. EE. Shurch
Willisan Wrigley
Scranton
Gardner and
Sweet
Annette St. Bush
Gravenhurst
Ontario
Canada
Gardner, Brown and Reynolds
Sheriff Gray
Llewellyn A. Crapwell
Eleanor Capewell
Chact Post
Washington
Mer
Charles Gardner
Laverville
Mia
Har
Masonic Lodge
Elmer Hice
Daulton
Paulowna Rebekah Lodge
Will Wrisby
Beranton
Charles M. Sheldon
Susquehanna County Church News and Local Happenings
Rev. E R Allen and Rev J B Lovejoy exchanged pulpits in Susquehanna. William Stonebach and wife guests of the bridegroom's family. Meetings praised at Paterson and Oakland. Various weddings fairs and entertainments planned in Susquehanna and neighboring towns. Laborers in Erie and daily life notes feature in this local digest.
New Machinery Installed in Lile Shops
January payroll estimated around 50,00. New machinery is being placed in the Lile shops to upgrade operations.
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Lile
Local society notes and events in Forest City on February
Special to the Beranton Tribune from Forest City dated February 1 reports social visits and departures including Mame J. Brown returning from Montrose Ella Pope moving to Pleasant Mount Lena Vegal now working for Mrs. Johns and Miss Alice Dix visiting in town. The Lackawanna hospital case of Mrs. Ernest Bloxham expects a home return soon. Community events include Crystal dancing class social Ivorites officer installation and St David's Day social and free concert at the Welsh church. Nearby visits Peter Pell and Mrs Hacker noted plus a cantata by Band of Hope at the opera house tickets 25 and 35 cents. The Manning building on North Main rented by Valent Privately to open a meniglove. Union band of Vanidline to hold a ball with special program tomorrow.
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E.R. Allen
Susquehanna Baptist Church
J. &. Lovejoy
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Baptist Church
Worcester
William Stonebach
Easton
Prov
Paterson
M. J
Oakland
Susquehanna High School
Christ Episcopal Church
Erle
Salamanca
N. Y
Bergen
N. J
A. W. Cook
Stequehanna
Deposit Journal
Epoworthian
Epworth League
Charles Henry Newing
First Methodist
Busquehanna
Erie
Erastus Carr
Stevens’ Point
Naw Department
Frank
Fourty-sixth Regiment
United States Volunteers
Hartford
Conn
W. W. Messenger
Thommen
New York
Seaquehanna
New Milford
New Milford Opera House
Delaware Divicon
Maloney
Susquehanna Yard
Frank Helcher
Jermyn
Lackawanna County
Klondike
Alasia
Univergallet Sunday School
Brooklyn
Mise Ada Sellen
al F. Birkett
Carbondale
Fire Episcopal Church
Martha Washington
Knights of Pythias Hall
Susquehannia
Mies Huttle Kayser
Mlaore Frudenhein
Deposit
Sunilav
L. G. Bergmuller
Fria
Dorens Society
Mary Pope
Montrose
Harry Vanluskirk
Watford
Greenwood
Lynn
Harrisburg
K. DP
Bell
Lackawanona
Nicholsow
Miller
C. Fred Wright
Washington
Board of Trade
Starracea Ows
F. A. Davis
Dundaff
School Directors’ Ansociation
Busquehanna County
Wseperation
Siedin
Susquehanna Presbyterian Church
Oakland Methodist Church
Beranton Tribune
Forest City
Mame J. Brown
W. J. Maxey
Ella Pope
H. P. Johns
Pleasant Mount
Lena Vegal
Johns
Alice Dix
Honesdale
St. David's
Welsh Congregational Church
Ail
Peter Pell
Vanidline
McCloskey
Thompson News Roundup Keeps Town Busy
Harry Neal of the township heads to Los Angeles to work for his uncle while A. J. Huckley and wife of Laporte Pa care for their son Wallace who recently broke a leg. Several locals travel or visit relatives, and a bridge accident near the railroad involved a wagon and injured horse. Community events include church meetings and sermons, plus notices of visits by Dea A W Gates and Mrs Caroline Bingham aiding troops at the front.
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Methoist Episcopal Church
Grand Army Hall
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Scranton
J. I. Warner
Kev. HL. J. Crane
Presbyterian Church
Ararat
W. Kay Gelatt
Thompson
W. W. Mumford
Starraecca
Boston
Will Whitney
F. W. Lewis
Montdale
Fhetwood
Sherwood
Dea
Leonard Cole
Carbondale
John W. White
Wisner
Nebraska
Rev. P. HR
T. W. White
Editor's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
In October 1896 an editor suffered a severe cold that settled on the lungs. After trying a local doctor, he used three bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and recovered fully. Edwards, publisher of The Review, Wyant, IL. Available through Matthews Bros agents.
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Edwards
the Review
Wyant, Il
Matthews
Rebuild Plan Improves Tioga and Bridge Street Facades
A Beraton Tribune report from Tunkhannock notes plans to renovate Stark estate buildings at Tioga and Bridge streets. The project aims to replace five aging store fronts with modern glass fronts, updating the row of shops and their interiors.
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Beratton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Tioga
Bridge Streets
Tioga Street
Local renovations and new brick store planned on corner blocks
Plans detail major interior and front remodeling of a corner block with C. O. Derehimer as agent and Wallace Jennings as contractor. Kerrick Brothers prepare a new brick store on the opposite corner. Noah Tennox handles cellar excavation and Housel & Avery do scenery work. Local residents and visitors are noted, including I. M. Streeter, B. P. Stone, and J. Hughes Blackman. The funeral of Philip Reilly from Luzerne borough is mentioned with Catholic rites.
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Wallace Jennings
Thaga
Bridge Streets
Kerrick Brothers
Stone
Civil Service
Harrisburg
Pittsborg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stull
John Hughes Blackman
Pittston
New York Mutual Life Insurance Company
G. W. McKown
Blackman
J. Howard Hungerford
W. A. Kittredge
New York City
W. S. Miller
Poughkeepsie
Prof. Hoffman
Elmira
Plymouth
Luzerne County
Phiilip Reilly
Luzerne
Cathuile
Election day under way in Honesdale
Voters head to polls for school directors and tax collector races. Presbyterians plan Martha Washington turkey dinner Thursday with 6 pm first table, bake goods and music. In legal note Keon and La Barr case verdict up from White Mills fire loss. Sawyers band concert and Pastime club ball at White Mills praised as grand success.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
The
Presbyterian Church
Martha Washington
Fred Corey
Lipsten
Mass
Durland-Thompson Shoe Company
Keon and
la Barr
H. T. Menner
C. M. Spettigue
C. M. Betta
White Mills
George Washington
Erie Railroad
Delaware and Hudson
Sawyer
White Mille
Market Dull As Bears Fail To Rally Stocks Slip
On February 19 in New York outside investors stayed quiet, while professionals drove declines after last week. The Sub Treasury loss of 1 421 000 aided early selling. overall market fell though some issues regained strength. Notable movers included Sugar, Rubber, Chicago and Indianapolis Rail, Louisville Tobacco, General Electric, Lackawanna, and Third Avenue. Total shares traded 433 222. bond volume dropped with mixed price changes. United States old 4 9s rose to 4 1 4 bid.
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Etl
Sub-Treasury
Pacific Mall
People’s Gap
Third Avenue
Pennsylvania
Beara
Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tobacco
General Electric
Lackawanna
United States Old 49
Scranton Area Stocks and Bonds Listing
A condensed list shows bids and asks for banks and companies in Scranton and surrounding areas. Notable entries include First National Bank Carbondale 304, Beranton Paint 80, Lacka Township 102, and Scranton Traction 6% bonds.
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First National Bank
Eee
Scranton Savings Bank
Berunton Packing Coo
Third National Bank
Dime
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Listed for Dairy and Produce
Market items include Nutter-Creamery dairy tubs at 28c per unit and Western selection at 16c. Cheese full cream now 134Qc. Beans per bushel $2.40 high grade marrow $2.20, medium $2.20. Onions per bushel 4c. Flour priced at $4.%.
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H. Mrenue
Lackawanna
Nutter—Creamery
Selec Western
Third Time's a Charm Marriage in Pittston
In Pittston on Sunday night Amelia Davis Tilley aged about 60 wed Daniel J Reese aged about 34 at the First Congregational church parsonage Rev D M George officiating The couple plan housekeeping on Tompkins Street after a brief honeymoon Best man was Thomas Williams Brides maid was Margaret Deeble Davis The ceremony and witnesses mark a rare redemption of a theory that most marriages fail.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Sumner
Yale College
Amelia Davis Tilley
Daniel J. Reese
Olyphant
D. M. George
First Congregational Church
Thomas Williams
Margaret Deeble Davis
Tompkins Street
Tribune
John Rogan
Lehigh Valley
Thomas Rogan
Olyphant Toay
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Bourse Prices Report
Wheat eased slightly with Feb contracts at 72 1 3 cents. corn firm to higher with No. 2 mixed at 39 40 cents. oats steady with No. 2 white around 14 to 16 cents. Potatoes and dairy values mixed. rye and sugar notes listed. refined sugars quiet. live poultry and eggs steady. wholesale grain totals show 60,000 bushels wheat and 65,000 oats, with corn at 10,000 bushels.
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Philadelphia
New York
City Mills
Wextern
Oyulge
Suitje
Enkea
Bec
Winter grain market steadies with firmer cash quotes
New York reports a firmer winter grain market as cash wheat holds steady at No 2 red and No red futures. Spot prices Inch up late with corn prompting short covering while butter remains steady and options turn active then closed firm with modest gains.
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New York
Duluth
Susc
Deeline
Creamery Firms Named in State Trade Notes
Trade notices list Western Creamery Wathe Tune Creamery Wattles Don Creamery Vintte Cain Firm and others. Mentions marks for fresh and southern varieties and reference to production dates and standards.
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Wathe
Tune
Don
Dondte
Cain
Migalivyec
Southern
Migalle
Chicago Grain and Market Quotes Amid Weather Woes
Chicago commodities report notes corn and wheat trading with mixed support as arousing weather woes in France and local shortages influence prices. Cash quotes show steady flour and mixed grain values with pork lard ribs and sugar prices listed alongside.
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Shorts
Simon
Batunday
France
Chicago Market News Report on Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts 17 000 head hogs 22 000 sheep 12 4 were on hand. Prices ranged from good to choice steer strong to weak with active demand for Texas beeves. Hogs sold at a higher tone with tops around 5.10. Sheep and lambs showed small gains with western and native grades improving by 10 to 15 cents.
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Nadio
Culver
Beaty Western Wethers
S&siui
Weetomn
New York Live Stock Market Report
New York market shows firm tendencies in cattle with veals steady and stockers steady. prices vary with steers cows and calves. East Liberty session on Feb 10 notes callie stow lower to prime ranges with hogs active and higher, while sheep and veal calves show fluctuating values.
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New York
Kieher
Wwe
City Ledger Brief Shows No Bids on Shipments
Feb reports credit balances and 18 certificates with no bid on shipments. Note references V4Aeis grouse Wee and Rung 206f2d marine.
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Oo City
Fossil Pills touted as effective liver remedy
Ad notes Dr Awuews Liver Pills outranking fossil formulas at a quarter a box. Claims cure for headache biliousness nausea constipation and pale skin. promoted by Matthews Bros and W T Clark. Also mentions General Methuen and Mrs Joubert reportedly natives of Corsham England.
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Matthews Bros
W. T. Clark
Methuen
Mrs. Joubert
Corsham
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Jonas Long
Chicago Grain Market
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