Susquehanna News in February Highlights Local Events
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Susquehanna Pennsylvan ia reports Erie shop workers to be paid in January, a fatal horse accident in Thompson, rail freight rate complaints, sermons and church plans, school and civic events, political notes on local candidates, rail orders for locomotives, and community activities including a centennial celebration and revival meetings.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Erie
Harry L. Neal
Thomson
Los Angeles
California
Thompson
J. L. Sherwood
Fe.rr
W. Searle
Newton
N. J
David I. Sutherland
Presbyterian Church
The
Susquehanna High School
Christ Episcopal Church
Starracea House
Young Ladies’ Guild
Hogan Opera House
Larry C. Palmer
Grand Junction
Kansas
Palmer
J. W. Atkinson
Clifford
Susquehanne
Freeman Tingley
Tarford
Sunthis
Willam J. Maxey
Montrove
Thurestay
Old Methodist
Qukland
New Methodist Church
E.R. Allen
Tapiiet
Worcester
N. Y
George Smith
Syracuse University
Oakland
Hallstead
Lackawanna
Gould Capwell
Burgess
Don
W. Chase
Baltimore
Washington
Wallstead
Hallstead Club
Western Branch
Christian Endeavor Union
New Milford
N. M. Waters
First Congregational Church
Linghamton
R. T. Stephena
Great Bend
New York
Susquehanna River
George HH. Tiffing
Mr. Leveley
Susquehanna Maptiett
George M. Hallstead
Hallstead Lands Approvement Company
Harford
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Honesdale Social Notes and Obituary Highlights
Honesdale and Scranton connections appear as guests visit local residents. Emma Levie of Seventh Street dies after two years illness at 62. widow of Arthur M. Levie and former Emma Kiuenzel. Funeral Sunday at 2:59 p.m. in German Lutheran church burial at Glen Dyberry. Marthe Washington supper succeeds despite heavy rain.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
H. J. Dreisbach
Wilkes-Barre
William H. Swift
J. D. Stocker
Jermyn
R. M. Stocker
Wesley Gardiner
Scranton
Mason
C. 3. Foster
Alice Burns
Edward Burnes
Tillou
South Orange
N. J
Alice Wood
W. W. Ham
New York
Thomas J. Ham
Marthe Washington
Presbyterian Chapel
Eric
Thia
Emma
Arthur M. Levie
Seventh Street
Welock
Imma Kiuenzel
Philadelphia
Ms. Levie
Local items and notices from a Scranton area
Luman Reynolds accepts a position in the bolt works at Scranton. Several townspeople traveled to Scranton to hear the grand opera Il Trovatore. A local teachers institute is planned for March 10. Various residents and events are noted including lodge activities, property sales, and civic celebrations.
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Luman Reynolds
Bolt
Scranton
O. Voris
Williams & McAnulty
Fred M. Osterhout
James Smalley
Charles Gardner
Read
George A. Carr
Deltha Carr
Rufus Lindley
Brooklyn
J. G. Gelser
A. A. Brown
Ray Snyder
Nicholson
James Smelley
Paper Church
Tred Jacket Lodge of Odd Fellows
Factoryville
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Bowers
Clark's Green
Lindley Brothers
Augustus Coalvin
Simon Lipher
EJ. Rice Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Edwin W. Cap-pell
Tragic Coal Yard Death In Erie and Wyoming Yard
Veronica Novo deski of York street was killed in the Erie and Wyoming yard while wetting coal. She lived nearby and left three young children. The engineer did not see her in time and she was mangled. The Polish Society arranged an undertaker, and funeral arrangements follow. The hose company plans a special Monday session.
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Veronica Novodeski
York Street
Erie
Wyoming
Hose Company
H. P. Shales
Shales
Lampman
Williamson
Vanarsdale
Pace
Roy Phales
Avoca
P. M
Town celebrates musical program led by Deeble couple
The event owes much to Mr and Mrs Bolomon Deeble who headed the entertainment committee. Many from Pitts ton contributed to the program and the male choir and the 1000 choir conducted by William Atwell delivered polished singing and clear voices showing trained singers from the land of song.
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Bolomon Deeble
Pittston
Willam Atwell
Land of Song
Theatres Stage A Day and a Night at Lyceum
Hoyt's company presents A Day and a Night at the Lyceum last night with Hattie Williams as Ada Marr and Mile. Bawn Touraine. Doane plays behind the scenes youth. A cast of thirteen, including Warren Currie Ryan Reagan and Carr, delivers clever stage fun and bright muse.
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Hoyt
Lyceum
Otis Harlan
Marble Hart
Frank Doane
Hattie Williams
Ada Marr
Mile. Bawn ‘Touraine
Charles Warren
William H. Currie
Mart Reagan
Genevieve «Oon
Josephine Clayton
Marie Clayton
Sara Carr
Scranton
Holden Company Ends Engagement with Opera and Burlesque
The Holden company closes its engagement at the Academy of Music with The Denver Express and The Bowery Guy this afternoon and evening. At the Lyceum A Greek Slave, London’s greatest comic opera, with Dorothy Morton and Minnie Ashley starring, receives praise for melody and wit. The Tenderloin Burlesque closes at the Gaiety today, followed by the Manhattan Club Burlesquero next week.
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Holden Company
Academy of Music
Denver Express
Bowery
London
Steerss
Lyceum
George Edwards
England
America
Daly's Theatre
New York
Nero
Dorothy Morton
Charles Leyburne and Big hton Ton Stock at Academy
Charles Leyburne and his Big hton Ton Stock company visit the Academy of Music all next week offering a one dollar performance for 30 cents. Opening night features The Census Taker with special scenery and between act specialties. Cinematograph adding moving pictures of famous fights and battles. dime matinees daily. Ladies tickets offered for 15 cents opening night if reserved before 5 p.m. Monday. Box office seats on sale.
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Charles Leyburne
Bighton Ton Stock Company
Academy of Music
Gale
Sapho at Lyceum Tue Night With Noted Cast
Henry Miller starred in The Only Way at the Lyceum on Tuesday March 6 with a renowned company. The production promises strong support from veteran actor J. H W. Stoddart, D. H. Harkins, and Byron, among others, in a dramatization linked to Dickens and A Tale of Two Cubs.
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Henry Miller
Lyceum
Charles Dickens
J. H W. Stoddart
D. H. Harkins
Byron
Community urged to provide service workers for production
Listed names including Joseph Brennan and Earle Brown are among a large roster of individuals sought for service roles. The notice calls for the involvement of one hundred workers to support production efforts.
American coal abroad shows Mediterranean shipments rise
Washington reports sixty thousand tons of Pocahontas coal entering the Mediterranean despite forecasts that American coal could not compete with Cardiff. Consul Skinner notes high freight costs limit competitiveness, but expects share to hold with lower freights and growing U.S. production. In France, St Etienne miners win federation recognition plus wage gains. weaving strikes persist with unclear outlook.
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Washington
Mediterranean
United States
Cardiff
Skinner
Marseilles
England
Brunot
St. Etienne
Materials Yielding Signal Revival for Industries
New York February reports from R G Dun & Co indicate material prices are easing, hinting at broader economic recovery. New iron furnaces and increased iron and copper activity, plus a firmer wool market, support renewed production. Fewer failures this week show early resilience in the United States and Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of
India
Chicago and Northwestern
United States
Canada
Pardons and Commutations Considered by Board
Harrisburg Feb 23 The board of pardons recommended pardons for John Kenehour Annie Hawley Clarence Vaughn and John Sweeney. Morison sentence commuted to life and William Eppa commutation rejected. Kinase case held under advisement. Governor Stones postponed action to March 27. Several cases refused or held under advisement with no action. Ex Sheriff Crow questioned Epps case and board reserved decision.
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Harrisburg
Board of Pardons
John KE
Henour
Westmoreland County
Annie Hawley
Allegheny
Clarence E. Vaughn
Philadelphia
John Sweeney
Joseph Morrison
MiMin County
William Eppa
Frank I. Kinase
Lehigh County
Stones
Krause
Harry W. Dowling
George 8. Ntlhman
Lancaster
Rarnett
Rosa Pelinick
William H. House
Pittsburg
Western Penitentiary
Thomas Cooper
John Beverly
Lawrence County
D. H. Brandt
Montgomery County
Frederick Cressey
Alexander Crow
William Epps
Crow
Epps
Mary Ann Lawler
Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for babies
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as ideal for infants and small children. It claims quick cures for coughs colds and croup and prevents pneumonia, with success in tens of thousands of cases and notes sales by Matthews Bros as agents.
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Matthews Bros
Deschanel Election Sparks Debate Over Academy Degeneration
In France the election of Paul Deschanel to the French Academy to replace Edouard Herve is seen as evidence of the academy's decline. Critics say his literary works are trifling and view the choice as a sign of disturbed political conditions.
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Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Academy
Edouard Herve
France
Peruna Endorsed by Chicago Valkrien Association Leader
Mrs. Catherine Toft of Chicago writes praise for Peruna as superior for catarrh of the stomach liver trouble and winter and summer ailments. She notes charitable institutions use it widely and cites letters from Ohio Illinois and Brooklyn praising the remedy and a book by Dr Hartman offered free by The Peruna Medicine Company.
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Catherine Toft
Valkrien Association
Chicago
Cottage Grove Avenue
United States
Peruna
Bt. Francia
Bt. Vincent's Orphan Asylum
E. Mainstreet
Rose Avenue
Columbus
Hartman
Perrin
Illinois
Mre
Clara Makemer
Florence Crittenden Anchorage
Chestnut Street
Perna
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bertha Ferguson
Brooklyn Free Dispensary
Lawrencea Firec
Tr. Hartman
Reruns Medicine Company
Markets Mixed as Arbitrage and Rail Stocks Lead Early Trading
The New York stock market opened with light holiday orders and foreign buying for cover in London on Cronje rumors. Northern Pacific rose for a second week in February, while rail stocks and coal groups showed gains then faced selling pressure as the day progressed, with Consolidated Gas reacting to a reduced dividend. Bond activity was light with prices slipping, and a list of local Scranton securities followed by prices is noted.
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New York
London
Cronje
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Third Avenue
People’s Gas
Ron and Steel Group
Tennessee Con
Americaan Hoop
National Steel
Tin Plate
Federal Tech
Colorado
Aml
Republic Steel
Scranton Wholesale Market Listing
Raw OCR fragment lists items and prices at a Scranton wholesale market. It mentions Potter Creamery dairy products and various goods such as cheese full cream, beans, onions, and flour with assorted prices and codes. The text is fragmented and lacks complete sentences or clear transactions.
Grain and dairy market report with mixed prices
A New York market bulletin shows winter wheat firm at old prices while other wheats weaken. Corn and oats are weak with narrow ranges, options head to steady then decline. Dairy quotes for creamery and cheese rise and fall across varieties, influenced by spot and futures activity.
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New York
Duluth
Toe
F. A
Tyatye
Western Creamery
Diath
Factory
Walve
Tiatte
Alte
Sintec
Pirm
State and
Tenna
Malie
Megalic
Southern
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Prices Report
Philadelphia dated Feb 2 shares Wheat prices with Wonak and blower contracts. Corn steady to quiet with mixed notes. Oats quiet but steady. Potatoes dull and oyster. Butter prices firm. Cheese firm. Cotton firm and middling. Live poultry quiet with some declines. Dressed poultry firm. Flour notes turrets and bushels. Overall market activity mixed across grains, dairy, cotton and poultry with specified regional figures and delivery terms.
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Philadelphia
New York
Western
Hieher
Walia
Wheat markets amid Argentine export surge dip yesterday
The Chicago wheat market dominated by a large export trade to Argentina in the prior week ended Wednesday with declines across other grains. May futures closed lower as corn and oats slipped, while rye and flaxseed held firm. pork and lard moved modestly.
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Chicago
Poh
Illinois and Texas cattle market snapshot with varied conditions
In Chicago and nearby markets demand shows mixed signals with choice cattle steady to good and cows about steady. Texas ranges fair to good with feeders strong. Prices quoted include steers around 6.80, stockers and feeders near 4.25 to 5.00, and mixed stockers around 3.00 to 4.75.
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Chicago
Texas
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Cattle and Sheep Markets
Market notes show bids and quotes for cattle cows heifers calves and hogs with mixed grades and prices. Sheep and lambs display steady to strong demand with native and western wethers and lambs priced and reported alongside general sale totals and receipts.
East Vermont Markets Report on Cattle and Sheep Prices
East VT February 2. Cattle dull with loads of steers and heifers unsettled. Prime steers at 104, cows at 73, calves lower. Heavy fat calves around 250. Sheep and lambs mixed. best native lambs strong, western lambs 16 to 20, culls down to 50, wethers around 700 total across lots.
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East VT Boffalo
Ioah
Cholco
Market Report Steady Prices Across Livestock Trade
New York market notes show steady trend with all lots sold. Steers around 4.00, beef cattle, calves and hogs mixed, sheep weak to steady, lambs steady, wethers and cull grades listed with export figures and per head prices amid overall softer demand.
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New York
Sheen
Taet Tiherty Feb B-Castle Bionay Report
Fragmented OCR text notes prices and items including sheep, lambs, calves and regional terms. The readable fragments mention Yorkers, common to moderate prices, and figures like 7.1 and 107.7 without clear context or full names.
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Taet Tiherty
Castle Bionay
Eholea Wethera
Cormmon
Hah
Choi
Dr Agnew Catarrhal Tends Cure Claims Endorsement
Local readers report testimonials praising Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Tends as a rapid cure for catarrh. Patients claim relief within 10 minutes after use. Matthews Bros and W. T. co distribute the remedy nationwide.
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Matthews Bros
W. T
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Susquehanna County
North Jackson
East Ararat
Pierce
Gaiety
Sapho
Edition de Luxe
American Coal Abroad
Work OF Pardon Board
the Benevolent Associations
of America
Olent Enterprises
Ohio
Mrs. B. Ferguson
Wall Street Review
M. 8 Jordan & Co
Mears
Iron Fence & Mfg
Scranton Axle Works
Lacka, Dairy Co
Savings Bank & Trust Co
First Nat
Iuk
Carbondale
Standard Drilling Co Bonds
Scranton Pass
Mortenge
Cena People's Street Railway
Morigere
Due
Wis
People's Sheviet Railway
Oral
Morignes
Due Wi
Dickson Manufacturing Con
Lacka. Township
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Tobacco
Atchison
Nae
Brook
U A
Ag Rin & Tex
Pram
Nash
Traction
Miso
Paclfic
Jersey Central
Grores
Pacific
South
Mike
Ity
Western Union
Sthaor
Penna
Federal
Aia
Beranton Board of Trade Exchange
Tocke, Firet National Bank
Scranton Savings Bank
Beranton Packing Coy
Third National Bank
S. Bank
Clark &3 Nover Co
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Potter—Creamery
Darry
New York Grain and Produce
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain Market
Bellavita
Chonlan
Wervita Medical CO
Clinien & Jackson Sts
McGarroh & Thomas
Lackawarra Ave
Ely
Kheatera
Ted
Biog Cilon
Pek Chichester
Verchinar Tate
Chishenier Chemical von
Bat
Drureiaca
Man
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle Market
Meni
Salli
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