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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1898
Page
2
Furniture and do it well
An advertising brief offers furniture work completed this month at half the former price. It emphasizes quick service and cost savings for customers seeking prompt budgeting and quality results.
Revival Meetings Continue At Methodist Church In Week
Wiliams OM cintil Northeastern Pennsylvania revival meetings continue at the Methodist church this week. Mise Curthe, an evangelist with two weeks in Baptist work, will speak again Wednesday evening. The Honesdale Steam Windies fire was extinguished by the sheriff and the bank of Mr To Over relll. A graphophone entertainment is set for Thursday evening at the Baptist church. Raymond Taylor of Mhatfield and Miss Huttle Pinckney of Honesdale wed Tuesday at the bride’s mother’s home on Fourth Street. C G Jadwin, ill for months, has recovered enough to visit his wife and children. Superintendent Manville of Carbondale brought a party of ladies by his special car yesterday and dined at Neotel Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Curthe
Baptist Church
Honesdale
Raymond Taylor
Mhatfield
Nood
Mies Huttle Pinckney
Jadwin
Illess
Manville
Carbondale
Neotel Allen
Local notices and community updates from Hawley and area
Community items report arrivals and projects including Lockets and hulders expected this week for Hawley fire company and a rail round company securing five elite from Bleethie Mdiht bumping for the telegraph office. Mr Joseph Atkinson is seriously ill at home. A.M. Vicker’s foundation work proceeds on an East Slide factory and Emma Spall and Charles Wahbley to wed at St Phtomenta church Pow. Reverend Dons funeral attended by Mr and Mrs Woodsward. Rev Parsons pleased the congregation at Mithodipt Episcopal church with services. Livy Comper returns home from Riddletown Conn due to his father’s serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Fire Company
Ede
Wyoming Valley
Wave
Bleethie
For Cressing
Joseph Atkinson
H. Nollin
Roen
Misa
Ila Wright
Arlington
A.M. Vicker
Toews
AV. Cooper
Hewie Giile
Misa Emma Spall
Charles Wabhley
St. Phtomenta’s
Pow
J. H
C.H. Woodsward
Ev. F. A. Donson Scranton
W. M. Parsons
Sorantory
Horning
Livy Comper
Riddletown
Conn
Dems Seek Honest Principles After Split
Kil Perkins quotes a senator railing at Democrats torn by infighting. He argues the party needs honest principles and lamenting leaders who abandoned core values. The discussion touches on hopes for a candidate like Horace Greeley and critiques of postwar party divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kil Perkins
Ullom
Ridley
Democra
McKinley
Grover Cleveland
Wntine Daliiner
Olney
Sieu
Whitney
Cal Brin
Gorm
Avi Ht
Horace Greeley
Mr. Greely
Eestor
BI Nyeauld
Sugar and Teeth in the British Journal of Dental Science
Vaughan Hurley argues against the view that sugar harms teeth by claiming sugar does not cause decay. He notes that habitual sugar consumers in the West Indies often have strong teeth and good whiteness, challenging popular beliefs about sugar’s effects on dental health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan Hurley
Hrithkh Medical Associaion
Journal of Dental
Poisonous Match Invention by Mr Af Porteaux
A fen poisonous match invented by distinguished elwaiet Af Porteaux uses permanganate of potash and acetate of amyl among ingredients. Tested at the Passour lucifer mateh manufactory with satisfactory results. The matches are easy to make, safe for the maker, ignite readily, and lack the common odor of lucifer matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porteaux
Hiccup Cure Through Tongue Traction in Girl
A three day hiccough persisted in a non hysterical girl and was cured by spontaneous tongue traction. The affliction appeared linked to stomach disease. Hiccups ceased during tongue examination and recurred after. The girl was advised to protrude the tongue regularly to induce reflex action on the bulbar respiratory center.
Cure for acute coryea by rubber hammer on forehead
Medical Record notes a claimed cure for acute coryea using a berbs of augnt tome with a rubber hammer struck on the forehead just above the root of the nose. The theory suggests light shocks on terminal nerves contract blood vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnee
Jim Wakely and His Wolf Claim Reward in Lunacy Case
Jim Wakely of Great Bend township goes to the county commissioners with a wolf skull and a tale of a wolf raised as a dog that devoured poultry. The wolf was shot after preying on fowls, then returned to life and attacked again, leading to further pursuit and death. The group also notes a lunacy petition for Thorn Belle Sweet and other Susquehanna County items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Susquehanna
Jan. i
Jim Wakely
Great Bend Township
County Commissioners’ Office
Wakely
Farher
Walkely
Epare
Hoods Sarsaparilla Folk Testimonial Quiets Cough
A patient with catarrh and bronchial trouble reports rapid relief after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. Cough disappears, appetite returns, sleep improves, and strength grows. A nephew with night disturbances also gains appetite and rest after a few bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Anat J. Freeman
Booth Duxbury
Maas
Hood’s
Varia
In Australia Mr. G A Sala’s Melbourne Visit Tale
A fragment recalls Mr. G A Sala meeting a talkative elder in Mingies hotel after arriving in Melbourne. She claimed to have aided him at the baptismal font long ago. Later Governor Sir Henry Loch casually referenced the old lady’s claim, noting her presence and the strange recollection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Sala
Melbourne
Mingies’ Hotel
Sala
Mysterious Delaware Return Sparks Alleged Press Quip
A friend reports a garbled Delaware anecdote attributing a New York Press remark about Dupont and a Corwin ally. The quote suggests a personal interest motive in a Senate contest and features shifting dialogue in a rugged regional voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
New York
Dupont
Corwin
Northweart
Senate
Chiattr
Unclear livestock market report from Chicago
Fragmentary entry lists hogs sheep and lambs with prices and counts, mentioning 23,000 hogs and 15,000 sheep and lambs, and various terms like fat heeves and prime errors, creating a partial view of a livestock market summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Markets End Weak After Sluggish Wall Street Trading
New York opening trades show a wide market drift with property shares such as Wall Street unions rising briefly before fading. London also mixed, bears active as rumors of U S protection and profiteering erase gains. market closes near lows with total sales around 1.20 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Larne
Whider
Andre
United States
Booth
Madrid
WILT
TAM Linn Allen & CO
Mears Building
Philadelphia Provision Market Summary Amid Fluctuating Prices
Market notes show mixed wheat futures with January to April contracts. Prices for No 2 white corn and potatoes firm. live poultry steady. butter and cheese firm. cotton steady. shipments noted with large bushel totals and varying wheat and corn movements influenced by Liverpool trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Balic
Wesbern
Wedeo
Reese
Halle
Cholee
Swittoc
Galle
Chicago
Liverpool
Swiyent
Glie Wells
Burhes
East Liberty Cattle Market Prices Report
East Liberty PA January 1 cattle market reports show prime cattle at 8 200 70 with ranges for steers cows and calves. Hog prices listed as best or better with weights and roughs. lambs sheep and veal calf values also recorded though with garbled figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taherry
Market Report Shows Mixed Trade and Stable Prices
New York markets show mixed activity across commodities with notable firmness in dairy and meat sectors. Prices for flour brands, corn, oats, and butter are discussed along with export inquiries and edge of small offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilmeni
Allont
Manitoba
Allogt
Powell
Sakige
Stlao
Sue
Julie
Western
Lisa Mo
Malie
Eigins
Walie
State
Itaike
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Live Stock Prices Report From East Buffalo
East Buffalo N Y January 16 at the Bready and firm trade active Yorkers good to fair to good for cattle. Prices quoted include 63 2 50 to 5000 for pigs, 5 00 to 5 for lambs, and 4 66 to 4 00 for wethers. Sheep and lambs show strong to fair demand with culls and cheese quality noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Bready and Firm
Howe
Market Summary from New York Grain and Livestock Notes
New York markets open with limited trading activity. Beeves steady no notable changes while calves stay quiet and steady. veals and crassers show minimal movement. Sheep hold at five dollars per head and lamb and sado values appear steady with only modest shifts. Hoge shows stronger tone while mad yi remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Credit balances and shipments in January note oil trade
Oil City report records February delivery credits and closed bids. It lists shipments totaling 100,408 barrels and 110,04 bar trels with certificates and balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
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Ature
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Thorn
Belle Sweet
County Joll
Hh. W. Searle
Wiliam M. Post
Esa
Montrose
Slequehanna Sundries
Michael Brow
St. John's Catholic Church
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KR. Newton
Suusquehanna
Erie Railroad Company
Newton
Susquehanna County Mercal Pension Examining Board
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Factoryville
Pinyweood
Vrinsy Nes
Forest City
Dave
Susquehannian
Daniel W. Searle
Susquehanna County
Willian D. Lusk
Montrove
Hallstead
Improved Order Red Men
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Great Bend
Frank Wells
South Montrose
C. D. Mackey
Dalton
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Eliza ‘Turnbull
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Windsor
Unedilla
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Erle
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Mancock
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Arnel
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Ginn
Arnold Wills
Sherman
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G. A Sala
Radway
Elm ST
Wall Street Review
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BR Fe
Tolmoen Cui
Spirlix
Seeege
N. Od
Sancas
Teause
Chile
Mil
St. P
R&p
P.M
Delaware & Wad
Manhattan
ML & Tex
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Chicago Board OF Trade
Cranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton
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Ose
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Pretty Anne
Scranton Savings Bank
Acranton Macking
Tren and Steel Co
Eareree
People's Street Railway
Seawnes
Pbs
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Pune
Lagkawanna Lumber O
Manufa Gang
Hardwood Lumber
Mili.s
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susqueshanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office —Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Magh Ranton
Ogee
Peal Medicine CO
Cleveland
Land
John H- Phelps
Oor
Wyoming
East Liberty Cattle Market
Arpets
Cortains
Felix LE Brun
Mai
Wm. G. Clark
Washington Ave
Yao Penn
Washington Chemical CO
Washington
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin
William IL Peck
Holmes
Buffalo Live
The
Old Dominion Company
Princess Anne
Yorktown
Jamestown
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Weel
Maltimore
Washington, D. C
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Pier
North River
W. L. Guillaudeu
Yaa Austing
Spot Casa
Serup
Metain
National Supply and Metal Co
West Lackawanna Avenue
Mle. Keeley
Mgr
HOTEL
Albert
Cor
Lith Street
University Pines
Broadway
Pistoia
L. & E. Frenkel
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Hsi, Pinder
Laplin & Rand
Repauno Chemical Co
Germania
Hanmmondsport and
Rheims
Palrone
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