Winoln Worsted Yarn elects officers. local notes and events
In Tunkhannock on January 18 the Winoln Worsted Yarn Co elected officers for the ensuing years with D W Stark as president and Samuel Feathers as general superintendent. The column also notes visits from A W Mack and Patrick Boyce, a grand choir concert at the Methodist Episcopal church, and newly elected directors of the Tunkhannock Canning Co. Local travel and hospital news are included along with scattered monetary figures and production totals.
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Tunkhannock
Winoln Worsted Yarn Company
D. W. Stark
C. A. Hungerford
Samuel Feathers
W. ©. Kittredge
D. W. Stork
Samuel Peathers
PP. Northup
W. I. Kiefer
George Phillipson
Carbondale
EH. Mack
Bethlehem
A. W. Mack
Warren Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank E. Chaffee
Patrick Boyce
St. Agnes Hospital
Philadelphia
Patrick
John Riley
Luserne
John
Inez Leipham
Duryea
Stephen Robertson
The
Tunkhannock Canning Company
L.T. Burns
I. C
Hallstead Note on Postmaster Case and Local Events
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Hallstead reports that Reu ben Span of West Pittston will not be retained by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen to handle the Postmaster R. A. Barber case. Mrs. Marshall Henry of Great Bend is buried today. Delaware Lackawanna and Western employes will be paid January 20. Great Bend activities include the Central House proprietor A. G. Bradstreet visiting. local health board closes schools and churches until further orders with no reported smallpox cases. Joseph Whalen and wife visit their son Leo in Montrose.
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Hallstead
Reuben Span
West Pittston
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
R. A. Barber
Marshall Henry
Great Bend
Joseph Whalen
Montrose
Leo
Wyalusing Notes and Local Social Events
Arthur Burrows spent the week at his Stevensville home while Martin Stafford visited Towanda last Wednesday. The Methodist Episcopal church plans a sack social at Brown’s Opera House on Jan 24. The Twentieth Century club hosted the Fortnightly and Musical clubs at Mrs. Wagner’s home. Forty friends surprised Harry Graylord on Marsh Street Friday evening. Mrs. D. A. As returned Monday from a visit in Lestershire, Pa.
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Scranton Tribune
Wyalusing
Arthur Burrows
Stevensville
Martin Stafford
Towanda
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brown's
Opera House
Twentieth Century Club
Harry Graylord
Dil
Marsh Street
D. A. As
Lestershire
Hollister Family News and Local Visits Reported
E H Hollister and wife traveled from Wimmers to Seranton for their son G G Hollisters wedding. Lincoln Merithew bought the old Hollister homestead at Follisterville. Mrs C West visits Royal while William West visits C West in Hollisterville. Rev Mr Haus led meetings at M P B church in Hollisterville with notable progress. Miss N Hollister has resigned music teaching duties in Foranton with strong success.
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Hollisterville
N. Hollister
Foranton
Revival Awakening at Wallsville M E Church
Last week revival meetings at the M E church in Wallsville drew large crowds. Rev C T Van Gord er joined his wife and preached an engaging sermon Monday night. Following nights saw strong turnout as many sought the Lord, marking an unprecedented awakening in the church's history.
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M. BE
C. T. van Gorder
British Columbia Mining Output Tops Twenty Million
Exclusive wire reports a Department of Mines bulletin showing BC mineral production last year at 20,718,601 dollars, a 45 percent rise from the year before despite lower lead duties and higher American refining charges. Lode mine output rose 67 percent, and gold production reached about 4.5 million.
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Victoria
BD. C
Department of Mines
Fr an d America Franco American Chamber Banquet Report
American chamber of commerce in Paris held its annual banquet and meeting with patriotic sentiment. Francis Kimbel praised Franco American ties, urged understanding of the trade treaty, and noted expansion of chamber and its quarters. Consul Gowdy cited rising Paris receipts, and M. d'Estournelles de Constant urged closer Allied relations and exchanges. The chamber re elected Kimber president and renewed its officers.
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Paris
Jonis
France
American Chamber of Commerce
Francis Kimbel
Chamber
Roosevelt
Loubet
Kimbel
United States
United States Congress
John. Gowdy
McKinley
Mr. Gowdy
Chicago
America
Europe
M. d'Estournelles de Constant
M. Millerand
Kimber
Alka Ine
Sioux Indian Lynched For Horse Stealing
Joln Yellow Wolf, a Sioux Indian released from Deadwood jail two weeks earlier, was lynched near the Rosebud reservation on a horse stealing charge. He started for the agency with a worthless horse and saddle, then discarded the old mount before catching a young horse near Rapid City.
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Deadwood
S. D
Joln
Yellow Wolf
Rosebud
Rapid City
Inter found hanging near White River after pursuit
A man identified as Inter was found dangling from a tree near White River after a pursuit by several men. Yellow Wolf previously served multiple terms in Deadwood Jail for various offenses.
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Inter
White River
Yellow Wolf
Deadwood
Golden Jubilee of Scottish Rite Masons Nears
Exclusive wire reports the Scottish Rite celebrates its fiftieth anniversary next month. The Ohio Consistory counts 2800 members and over 200 candidates are expected for the degree at the cathedral. Expected attendees include Henry M. Palmer and James D. Richardson, both thirty third degree grand masters, with deputies from multiple states and Supreme Councils from Canada and Mexico.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry M. Palmer
James D. Richardson
Supreme Corncila
Canada
Mexico
Arbitration progress at Pan American congress assured
Secretary Diy received a telegram from Buchanan of the United States delegation at the Pan American congress confirming full understanding on arbitration. Officials expect rapid progress toward a final proposal and signatures, with adjournment within the month.
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Washington
Diy
Buchanan
United States
Pan-American Congress
Congress
Decorations for marksmen begin distribution in 1901 season
Harrisburg January 14 exclusive wire from The Associated Brass reports Adjutant General Stewart expects to start within ten days the distribution to the National Guard of Pennsylvania of decorations for rifle practice season of 1901. Reports from all organizations except Batteries A and C Sheridan troop and the Eighteenth regiment have been received and approved at headquarters. The total decorations to be distributed among reporting organizations is 7 608.
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Harrisburg
Stewart
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Sheridan
Barbara Frietchie on Lyceum stage faced mixed reception
The article notes that Clyde Viteh wrote Barbara Frietchie for artistic interpretation but the Lyceum presentation by Julia Marline company fell short of the standard. It cites audience reaction at Scranton and comments on Miss Wines Gaunt’s influence and the ensemble’s weaknesses.
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Clyde Viteh
Barbara Frietchie
Arctors
Julia Marhine
Lyveeum Sutunhiv
Stonewall
Scranton
MD Sli
Mae Alie
Bavhara
Vague Merrie Troupe Schedule Reported In Local Review
A garbled OCR summary hints at a vaudeville lineup headlined by Arthur Rigby with Field's minstrels and the O'rien troupe. It mentions acts like a juggling clown and a singing performer, noting popular but unclear performances and new offerings in a late season bill.
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Arthur Rigby
Charles Gino
Lie O'rien
Tims Muutette
Haropein
Yarvel
Pontomimie
Gondun
Veie
Willian Paveeslong Promotes Oceanic Event Tuesday Night
The text advertises a Tuesday night show featuring William Paveeslong and Don Caesar Bascom, promising a splendid attraction with a popular appeal. It hints at a performance in a Maurier setting and mentions a personal connection with the audience.
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Willian
Cincore
Me Will
Don Caesar Ie Bascom
Wu Maurier
Fragmentary Crime Notes From A 19th Century Page
Readable fragments describe a theft pattern with misread dates and clothing clues. Mentions include a baker, a wallet, a jacket, and a robber linked to a bar or bag. The text is garbled but implies multiple small thefts or robberies observed or reported.
Royal Rival Opened at Criterion with Noted Cast
A romantic play titled A Royal Rival is described with hero Don Caesar and Cherela in a tale of elopement and triumphant engagement. The article notes Toward Gould joining an excellent company, and mentions Brother Officers at the New York Empire. Sale of seating begins Wednesday night with a performance in New York City and a capacity crowd anticipated.
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Nighia
Criterion Theater
New York
Don Caeear
Cherela
Seta
Wood Renta
Conte
Gould
New York Empire Theater
Brother Offigers
Leo Trevor
Rugite Anny
Could
Varitage
Han
Ranie
Mile
Mandinos
Cowl
Chould
Empire Theater
Prankie Carpenter Company Opens at Academy of Music
The opening performance Tonight at the Academy of Music for Shelter Bay features a new piece written for Misa Carpenter by Kirwin Barlow. It includes scenes on the Maine coast village green and the Greenhouse overlooking Evil's Neck with a musical interlude and a modern wind sequence. The company will present several acts this week as advertised in the paper.
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Prankie Carpenter Company
Academy of Music
Shelter Baye
Maine
Misa Carpenter
Kirwin Barlow
oCarrison
Witte
Muwelmwig
Frankie Carpenter
Sousa Returns With New Honors On Winter Tour
Sousa arrives back from Figland to begin a regular winter tour across New England the south and the midwest. His band opens in London drawing 20 000 to a concert hall setting a new indoor record. Soloists Davies and Dove headline the trip as the Great Tid Seappre continues in Berlin.
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Sousa
Figland
A. Weier
New England
South
Middle West
Aml
Great Mertain
London
Musee Aention
Tid Seappre
Berinten Arnery
Trinity
Burlesque Week Opens With Star Cast at Stay
Boylung hosts a three day stay featuring Watson's Oriental Burlesuers with an all star lineup of comedians and dancers. The opening burletta promises sparkling entertainment and the program lists Tranitte Dupre Wal Weber Mawthovne Allen Belle Cordon and others in a lively show.
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Pane
Mawthovne Allen
Belle Cordon
Dussand Brothers
Kittie Clewent
Weet
Willis
Theater tidings and personnel changes at Manhattan venue
The report outlines a long list of names and incidents surrounding a Manhattan theater production. It notes changes in management, cast shifts, and negotiations for a possible American Union appearance. Audience excitement and security concerns accompany the theater’s impending opening with crowds gathering outside.
Markets Report Scranton Exchange Quotations Overview
Scranton Board of Trade presents all quotations on the par 100 exchange, detailing stock prices and discount bank notes. The list includes several firms and trusts with closing figures, reflecting regular market activity for the period.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
For Sale Items From Scranton and Beranton Pa
Classified notice listing include a wagon load of horses and gear at a corner, a hotel bar and fixtures, a lumber yard sale, lodge meeting notices, and a tent book company stack sale. Names include Sanderson and Beranton Pa, with addresses on Weomlig Avenue.
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Union Hotel
Lackowiinna Street
Olygiant
Wilding
HN Hwarth
Ro Ones
le Titornational Tent Book Company of
Scranton
Haa
Sanderson
Weomlig Avenue
Berantan
Public sale and rental notices crowd a city page
Public sale announced as collateral on a note at the Court House in Scranton with details truncated. Numerous rental listings offer furnished rooms, private families, and boarding options along Adams Avenue Washington Avenue Linden Street Mulberry wheel area. Also listed are real estate and wheat market notices, lost item notice for Dotty and a finder offered reward.
Local Market Notes Include Prices and Vendors
Fragmentary OCR lists item prices and traders such as flour per unit, potatoes by bushel, and dairy products. Mentions nearby locales and unnamed vendors with scattered phrases, reflecting a brief market roundup.
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Hutter
Fanny Ature
de Valois
Iui
Stock receipts show steady demand for week entries
The report notes active prices across stock receipts with generally firm to steady demand. Categories such as western and milo cows show improved activity while prime lines remain in demand, with overall market sentiment described as well maintained and practical for traders.
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Philaielplitt
Jan
Middie
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