Appointments at drill meet and local notices update
Captain Fellows announced promotions at last night’s drill meeting with Will Evans named first sergeant and W E Thayer promoted to second sergeant while W S Freeman became a quartermaster sergeant and Private Dony received a sergeant rank. Various community items follow including a July 4 parade invite for West Scranton Council 447, Junior Order United American Mechanics.
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Company I
Fellows
Will Evans
W. E. Thayer
W. S. Freeman
Dony
Daisy Dawson
Local Happenings Include Injured Man and Obituaries
Irving DeWitt was seriously hurt when a lumber pile toppled on William street near Jones hotel. Miss Maury McDonald died after a week of illness at Mary street, funeral set for Holy Rosary church with Hyde Park cemetery burial. The column notes convalescence for Miss Julia Murphy, funeral for George Schnell at the Christian church, Mrs Wade Finn and daughter at Asbury Park, and patrolman vacation reports. A Niagara Drum corps picnic is planned for Frent's grave July 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving DeWitt
DeWitt
Jones Street
Jones' Hotel
William Street
Maury McDonald
Mary Street
Holy Rosary Church
Hyde Park Catholic
Julia Murphy
Cayuga Street
George Schnell
Christian Church
Hyde Park Cemetery
Wade Finn
Hattie
Asbury Park
Thomas Thomas
C. A. Perry
Niagara
W. G. Watkins
Franklincome
Waverly
Local Social Notes From Scranton Area Gatherings
Mr and Mrs F H Emery of Dickson Avenue spent Sunday at Pittston. Mrs Ravencrantz of Binghamton NY visits her cousin Mrs C J Jacobs of Dickson Avenue. KK LD Hughes of Green Ridge Market and son Karl visit Gouldsboro. John Griffin of Boulevard Avenue loses left hand while firing firecrackers last Monday. Thomas Ambrus of A J Spencer works spends an evening at Wilkes‑Barre. William Slick of Waverly visits William Horn of Green Ridge House. Rev N F Stahl and wife sail from New Castle Delaware for Europe. Mrs H B Reynolds of Monsey entertains her sister from Bouton Ming May Benedict of Deacon Street visits Clarke’s Green. Al McKee owns a new Spalding wheel. M J McGowan and wife of Dickson Avenue at Factoryville yesterday. Mrs Hannah Carn of Capouse Avenue visits Rev G A Cure of Athens. Mrs Brundage entertains guests from New York City. Mr and Mrs McKee rejoice at arrival of a 1 pound baby boy born yesterday morning. Mrs Chaffee, guest of her son Rev A F Chaffee, returns home. J L Barzler and son Payne of Delaware Street visit friends in New York City.
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F. H. Emery
Dickson Avenue
Pittston
Ravencrantz
Hinghamton
A. J. Spencer
Wilkeeste
William Slick
Waverly
William Horn
Green Ridge House
N. F. Stahl
Presbyterian Church
New Castle
Del
Europe
H. B. Reynolds
Monsey
Bouton
Ming May Benedict
St. Peter's society honors Sparnhorst on thirtieth anniversary
Hon H J Sparnhorst of St Louis attended St Peter's German Beneficial Society thirtieth anniversary then left for Wilkes Barre and will visit Allentown before returning west. St John's parochial school held renewed commencement exercises last night in the church hall and will offer free programs tonight. John Ruane and Miss Annie O Hara to wed at St John's Church this afternoon. Rev J L Race to preach patriotic sermon at Cedar Avenue church next Sunday. C B Derman's singing class of the South Side YWCA gave a concert with Conrad's orchestra and Miss Clara Long. audience enjoyed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's School
West Side
St. Patrick's Church
Jackson Street
Bishop O'Hara
Hoban
Ashley
D. J. MacGeldrick
J. M. Smoulter
Olyphant
J. A. Moffatt
St. Patrick's
Whalen McNally
Duane
Elizabeth of
Hungary
Hose Conway Sophia
Elizabeth
M. Gaughan
Rosamunde
Countess of
G. McDermott
H. J. Sparnhorst
St. Louis
St. Peter's
John Ruane
Minooka
Annie O'Hara
Palm Street
St. John's Church
J. L. Race
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
C. B. Derman
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Conrad
Clara Long
Philadelphia Provisions Market Slows Amid Modest Demand
Provisions in Philadelphia on June 3 showed moderate demand and barely steady prices. Beef, pork, hams and bacon were quoted with minor fluctuations across various cuts and packaging, while round and jobbing lots depended on brand and average quality. Oil market also noted a rise with option oil at 1.14 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Therees
Sauye
Markets and Stocks Open Higher on Northern Demand
In New York June markets showed a firmer tone after Mr. McKinley's currency remarks. Foreign buying accelerated to about 49,000 shares, lifting early quotes by up to 1 percent. Grangers, Sugar, Louisville, Nashville led gains while Tobacco and Luger's declines moderated with renewed buying for domestic and foreign accounts. Total sales reached 51.4 shares.
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New York
Wall Street
Cable Adiees
Mr. McKinley
London
Tochi Veara
Reading Company
Loulaville
Nashville
Tone
William Linn Allen & CO
A. P. Campbell
Spruce Etree
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations
Scranton Board of Trade releases all quotation data based on par of 100. The report lists bid and ask prices for a range of staples and marketable securities, reflecting early 20th century trading practices.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
New York Produce Market Highlights Prices and Trade
June market report shows oats and wheat firmness with active trade for No 1 northern wheat at 61 cents and No 2 red July at 6 percent. Corn and soy products display dull to firmer patterns while beef, pork, and dairy terms reflect steady to unchanged levels amid mixed activity across grains and fats.
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Chicago
N. Wewee
At. L
Mil
Bt. P
del Ud
C F
Lake Shore
Souis
Nashville
M. K
Tex
le Wits
M. J. Central
N.Y. L. BE
N.Y
W. Pr
Nor. Pac
Omaha
Pat
Anit Phil & Readessee Walfly
Southern R. R
Southern R. R. Pr
Tenn
Iron BN
Union Pacific
Western Union
W. L
Chicago Board OF Trade
Tns
Eptember Wanepexe
Ale
New York
Lisge
Malie
City Extra India Mega
Western Steam
City
Continent
South America
Pennsylvania
Cattle and Hog Receipts Reported at Union Stock Yards
Union Stock Yards NL June 20 cattle receipts 3000 head market steady with steers stockers and feeders cows and bulls calves and Texans priced up to 4.10. Hoge receipts 4000 head market steady heavy packing and shipping lots 2.00 to 3.00 mixed 3.45 to 3.55 pigs 2.00 to 2.25. Sheep receipts 11000 head market strong inferior to choice 4.4 to 4.8 per head.
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Union Stock Yards
Buffalo Market Figures Cattle Hogs Sheep Reported
Buffalo N Y markets show cattle receipts 17 cents per head with 16 head on sale, fat cows 2.26 to 3.66, veals 4.00, hog receipts 1 cent head with hogs around 0.80 to 2.60, heavy and roughs listed, sheep and lambs receipts 1,000 head with dull market, cull to fair sheep 1.50 to 2.75, good to extra lambs 6.00 to 6.15, yearlings around 1.00 to 1.10.
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
St. Patrick’s Parochial School
Robert FE. Duffy
Katherine A. Langan
Bridget A. Haggarty
Mary A. Gaughan
Rose A. Conway
Langan
Planos
M. Taylor
RH. Gallagher
M. Larkin
J. Sweeney
J. Higgins
McHugh
N. Fahey
Rose Conway
Plano
M. McHugh
A. Sullivan
Loretta Fahey
Edward Clarke
Sullivan
Liberty
James Gibbons
ST. John's
St. John’s German Catholic Parochial School
South Main Avenue
Mears Hall
Handy Andy
Nicolas Thes
August Snyder
George Guilcke
John Glasner
John Snyder
Advent OF the
Seventh Day Adventists
Hyde Park
J. Schilling
Denomination
Lancaster
K. C. Russell
Adventist Conference of Pennsylvania
W. H. Smith
Wellsboro
Thomas DD. Davies
V. Finn
Lake Ariel
Moses
Sons of Lackawanna
Music Hall
Peter Chappelle
Blair
Adam Sadenski
Chappelle
Evan R. Jones
Division Street
Haned Victor H. Williams
Rebecca Aevine
Messarea
Jones
Williams
Timothy Jones
Howe
Hiar- Het J. Davis
Brarner
J. C. King
Jackson
West Bscranton Council
United American Mechanics
H. FF. Young
Keyser Avenue
Wasthburn Street
Mra
L. J. Richards
M. J. Lloyd
First Welsh Baptist Church
Ella
Mabel Hancock
Eynon Street
Cape May
Edward Frey
Freytown
Florence Cramer
Wetland Street
Jonah Davies
W. DD. Edwards
Bloomsburg
John Blume
North Main Avenue
Ellen Higgins
Marie Hiiveina
Providence
Green Ridge
South Side News
Ol City
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
Ebee National Boring & Drill
Firat National Bank
Eeweenee
Scranton
Elmhurst Boulevard
Ravings Bank
Bonta Plate
Scranton Packing Co
Eeebeheen Baw Weston Mill Co
Lackawanna Iron & Steel
Third National Bank
Deus Throop Novelty M's' Co
Scranton Traction Co
Scranton Glass Co
Scranton Pass
Mort Street Railway
People's
Scranton & Pittston Trac, Co
People's Street Railway
Ho Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
Township School
City of Scranton St Imp
Borough of
Winton
Lou Mt. Vernon Coal Coaesee Oont Wee
Scranton Axle Works
Wyoming Ave
Leader's
Beck & Gor
James Moir
Lackawanna Avenue
Figet National Bank
Walste
the Frothingham
le Gaenacine
Edison
Seate
Dunmore
Eurekas
Laurel
L. N. O'Dell
Mies
T. Lawrence
Admii
Sion
Rand
E. Robinson's Sons
Dupont
Wapwallopan Mills
Luzerne County
Wilmington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Thos.ford
John B. Smith & Son
Plymouth
E. W. Mulligan
Wilkes-Barre
Repaune Chemical Company
Wah
Iik
Quickivend
Mall
Matthews Bros
Maloney Oil and Manuf
URING
Souse
W. Collins
Scranton Driving Park
Si Eon
Grounds
Megan
William H. Barber
Bhuer
Gongerts
Canadian Pacific R’y
Maine
Canada
Minneapolis
St. Paul
United States
Northwest
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
E. V. Skinner
Broadway
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