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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1901

Page

7

Grand Jury Returns True Bills in Susquehanna County

In Montrose on January 17 the Susquehanna County grand jury handed up true bills including assault and battery robbery larceny and entering cases. It also recommended county jail repairs including radiators plumbing and heating and listed personnel names and a death notice for Sorrell Kent in Painted Post New York.

Montrose Burquehanna Commonweath Ve William Sraith Commonwealth Thomas Bovit Commonealth Anore Rollimus Blodgock Henry Roschek Stephen Vaorm Alv Timothy Griffin Patrick Dwyer Charlies Fay Patrick Lathey Harry Barron Commonwealth Va Daniel Reardon Jessie Chamberlain Walter Cook Alongo Cady Fred Chichester Powell Petrowski Joseph Jecehufska Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Charles Hunt, Foreman

Universalist church renovation noted in Keranton Tribone

Local society notes report the Universa l church audience room in Keranton renovated and ready for services next Sunday. The piece lists various community members and events including funerals, visits, illness recoveries, and a Universalist Sunday service officers election for the year with Sage as superintendent and Austin as secretary.

Brooklyn van Woert Universa- Niet Ehurch T. Eldridge Frink Scranton George H. Terry Binghamton Mabel Rogers Tiffany Charles Kittle Amelia Titus A. G. Sterling J. W. Adams Harrisburg FP. R. Jewett Stark Mamie Stark Tinos Ray Byram Hopbottom Elmira Kent I. P. Bailey's Mra Sage J. J. Austin Lilian Austin Etta Sege Myrtle

Local News Notes and Upcoming Elections in Luzerne County

Luzerne county superintendent Prof. Hopper and school directors inspected towns. Several residents ill with grip or typhoid are named. A Democratic caucus in Paul Wiban's hall seeks nominees for supervisors and school directors. Registration nights at the High School prepare for ballots. Debate plans include Mr Reese and Mr Flannery versus Duane Dills and Robert Dougher. Mrs Carey funeral planned at Brick Methodist today. Interment at Marey cemetery.

Bordal Scranton Tribune Thuryea Frank Hopper Luzerne County Tropper Woodward Miller's Grove William Harrison Noles Elizabeth Brown Charlotte Brown Mary Anderson Mesera William Mitchell William Anderson Avoca Democratic Party Paul Wiban Harry Reese Thomas Flannery Duane Dills Robert Dougher Margaret Carey H. Green Marey Cemetery

Marriage of Miss Jennie Nebone and Jesse Atwell

Miss Jennie Nebone and Jesse Atwell were wed Wednesday at the Primitive Methodist church with Rev. T. J. Wilson officiating. The ceremony united families from the West Side and Alpine street amid a large gathering, followed by a reception at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple will reside on the West Side after a short New York trip.

Jennie Elizabeth Nebone West Side Jesse Atwell Alpine Street Primitive Methodist Church T. J. Wilson Mise Mabel Thomas Nebone Mrs. Atwell New York City F Jeral Alexander Chester North End Trev D. T. Smythe Daniel Murray Joshua James John Wilkins William Davis Joseph and Raymond Bradbury James Deeble Benjamin Ridgley Robert Hughes William Rebling George Atwell Daniel

January Sale of Ladies Underwear Impresses Shoppers

Suit continues and judging from sales and expressions of surprise at prices styles fullness and material there is no question of the favorable impression made by this sale.

January Sale of Household Linens

The advertisement proclaims the lowest prices ever for similar quality linens and urges immediate purchase to obtain first class goods at prices lower than the lowest.

Corset Covers Offered in Cambric at 8c

Advertises cambric corset covers with filled seams priced at 8 cents each. Mentions higher prices up to 3 dollars 50 cents for select pieces.

Masonville Mustin Styles At4sc Drawers 19th Century

A fragment notes Masonville Mustin across various styles and drawers using the same material from the 19th century. The text hints at design variety and material reuse in a historical context, but details are sparse.

Masonville

Corsets Imported at Less Than Cost

A rare opportunity for wearers of this corset comes as P. D. Corsets are offered at below regular prices. Limited stock available for a short time.

Napkins in Linen Selvedge Offer Bulk Savings

An advertisement offers fine linen napkins ranging from 2 to 5.8 inches square with prices from $1.00 to $5.00 and discounts of 25 cents to $1.00 per dozen.

Wichert & Gardiner’s Harry H. Gray's Sons

Damask Silver Bleached Table Linens Advertisement

Classified ad notes damask table linens bleached with 3a¢ items and prices from 65 to 75 cents and up to 2.50 dollars, plus matching napkins available.

Crochet Spreads Price for Quick Selling at 7s and $1

Quick selling crochet spreads priced at 7s and 1 dollar, hemmed and ready for use, with unusual values noted.

Barrett’s Wartime Path from Regular Army to Officer Training

Barrett completed three years in the regular army and served in the Philippines. He was selected as a non-commissioned officer to study at Fortress Monroe, along with a younger brother who followed a similar path.

Barrett Philippines Fortress Monroe

The Christian at Lyceum shines with strong acting

Liebler Co presents Hall Caine's The Christian at Lyceum to a full house. Lilla Vane as Glory Quayle and J Henry Kolker as John Storm deliver forceful, nuanced performances in a well staged production praised for balance and effectiveness.

Lyceumn Erohevira Liebler & Co Hall Caine Effie Wilser J. Henry Kolker Lilla Vane Miss Vane Glory Quayle Caine Iun London Mia Eiller Mr. Kolker Glory Ridward Morgan John Stern Apartmens Mr. Kotker Misa Vune Vane Tarold Harnsell Robert Ure Georgie Dickson Mra Callender Arthur Maitland Horatio Lats

One Hundred Years Ago Today Feature

A brief World section note marks events from a century ago with archival observations and citations. The item references past happenings and reflections from the newspaper’s historical series, noting copyright details and publication context.

The Devils On Stage Promised In London Then Here

Marie Corelti's The Borrowers of Satan becomes a major hit, selling a million copies in the U S. A London production at Shoftsbury Theatre is brought to Lyonum by Hillman Company for a third time. Maude Hill, Joan and Jerry Donavin star in a cast praised for its detail and character work.

Amalane Miwie Earth London Kila Saiwule Goethe Marie Corelti Satan Shoftsbury Theater Lyonum Hillman Company Filliman Storeo Prake Maude Hill Joan Jerry Donavin Hillmen Donagin

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted as instant relief cure

Dr Redwell describes a chronic stomach case fully cured after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. The patient reported rapid relief from acidity gas pain and gained weight after four boxes. Tablets are claimed safe for children and invalids and sold for 50 cents a package by TP A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan. A free little book on stomach diseases is mailed on request.

Dr. Redwell Stuart TP. A. Stuart Co Marshall, Mich F. A, Stuart Co

Prophetic claims and historical notices in a chaotic era

A fragmentary overview describes Joanna Zouthevit of Devonshire as claiming supernatural prophecies including Shilo’s descent at sixty and gathering followers. The text then shifts to a rapid, eclectic list of figures from Europe and America, then discusses deafness cures and Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a promotional tone.

Europe Joanna Zouthevit Devonshire Shilo Shiloh

Closeout sale to clear winter shoe surplus

The store announces a late winter closeout to reduce prices and move surplus stock quickly to raise funds.

Markets Fail To Sustain Gains In A Mixed Session

New York stocks opened with gains but soon fell back as steel names drew cautious selling. Federal Steel and related issues slid while rail shares and utilities showed scattered strength. total volume reached about 1.45 million shares with bonds little changed.

New York Dlaiur Grale Federal Steel Hy Federal Steel Munathr People's Gas Manhattan Malthe Wok Southwesterns Belita Tien Ateol Prinvina Menlers Father Gilet Amd

Corrected market items list with assorted dairy and grain terms

A corrected historical catalog fragment lists dairy and grain products including butter creamery items and cheese full cream with prices and weights. It references beans per bushel, flour patent values, and a mix of miscellaneous commodities alongside authorial correction notes.

H. G. Mle Lachawanne Ave

Wheat market report from Philadelphia with mixed prices

The Philadelphia wheat and related grain prices show lower and higher bids across grades. Market notes list 3,000 barrels and 674,000 pounds of products with varied demand, including corn oats and rice, while poultry and other commodities are mentioned in scattered terms.

Philadelphiia N.Y Croatia Ehlekent

Grain and Produce Market Report from New York

New York grain and produce summary for January 1 shows weak dull flour markets with winter strugglers and steady wheat spots. Dairy and butter price firmness noted with mixed domestic and elevator quotes, while oats, corn, and other grains display varied activity and minor price moves.

New York Aika Duluth Jan Maroh Dole Fiariel Ogi White Minnil Boulto Maine Matty Faglory Mudie Dino Cranery

Wheat Declines Amid Inflation Pressure on Markets

Chicago report notes wheat falling as inflation concerns persist and export demand influences prices. Corn and oats show mixed movement with some gains amid modest activity and market uncertainty.

Fragmentary OCR listing from Platte items and prices

A garbled OCR fragment shows numbered grain and feed items with mixed abbreviations, prices, and product notes. It mentions flax, timothy, pork, lard, and whiskey related terms, with miscellaneous numbers and dates.

Corm Winton

Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported With Market Variance

Chicago market report shows cattle receipts around 17 000 with mixed demand and slow movement for many categories including butchers', calves, and fed steers. Sheep receipts near 14 000 with prices ranging from good to lower, eastern and western supplies influencing bids and tone.

Chicago Oholee Alec Arni Steels Mihai Ana Ivedora Ehoter Tim Texas

Calf and sheep trade notes mention mixed demand

Lew Voth reports on January 17 as calf prices show slow demand while some entries indicate steady to weak activity. Barnyard calves vary with prices around seven dollars ninety six cents and cull hogs or other stock entries appear with uncertain figures.

Lew Voth

Libony and Slow Auction Prices Readouts

An OCR fragment lists bids and prices for livestock and calves including slow and common stock. It shows median figures and assorted lot descriptions with fluctuating values in a rural market setting.

Fragmented OCR notice on stock and goods trade

A damaged OCR snippet lists cattle, sheep, hogs, lambs and shipments with prices and quantities. It mentions buffalo and lamb futures, several misread terms, and an unclear origin or destination with scattered figures amid broken words.

Oi City, Don and We-Credit Balance Report Item

A garbled OCR item reports figures such as 117, 65 118 and 102 TH with averages around 80 405. It mentions shipments and credit balances in a fragmented ledger style. No clear events or entities beyond generic financial terms are identifiable.

Jordan & Co Todd Mears Scranton Armericoyn Toluwea Am Steel & Wire I'S Paul Southern Pacific Norfolk West Dial & South U. Leather Union Ponti Simenth Shy Ovens Éhipa S Avenue Vents York Frogues Oi City Don We-Credit Balancns

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