Elks Party Heads to Atlantic City for Grand Lodge Meeting
Society items note a large Elks delegation from Scranton leaving for Atlantic City by special Pullman car for the Grand Lodge session. Also covered are a Col Bates dinner for Judge Willard’s appointment, several Fourth of July house parties, and numerous local social visits and travels of prominent residents.
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Social notes from Scranton and area
Mrs. William Hardcastle visits friends in Scranton and plans to leave next week for the south. Mrs. A.14 Wood of Washington arrives July 10 for the summer. Mrs. B. F. Bernstein visits friends in Carbondale. Lt. R. V. Edwards of the Eighth National Guard of New York visits his sister on Main Street.
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South Main Avenue
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Trenton
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Jefferson Avenue
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Shelter Island
Elmer Stover
Lafayette Street
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Sylvania
Bradford County
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Washington, D. C
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Main Street
Old age kidney pains ease with Doan’s pills says Elmira man
An Elmira reader reports a 77 year old man cured of a decade long kidney disease by Doan’s Kidney Pills. He describes belt pressure, severe pain, and relief after using the remedy, praising its effects and urging others with kidney and urinary trouble to try it.
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William Thornton
Weat Market Street
Dean
London Recitals Highlight Miss Sadie Kaiser's Rise
Our Tribune notes Miss Sadie Kaiser's rapid ascent in London’s music scene. She solos at the Royal Academy of Music student concert and at a Mansion House reception, earning praise from Lady Renals and the faculty as she joins Royal Academy fortnightly concerts.
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Depew Delivers Speech at Cornell Station
Chauncey M. Depew rode a sleeper to Cornell University where a large crowd cheered as he stepped onto the platform. He thanked the students for the reception and offered brief remarks before the train pulled away, as a departing professor glared aboard and began writing about nerve.
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Cornell University
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Convention Calls for Second Legislative District Delegates
Republicans of the Second district convene July 16 1885 at 2 p m in Scranton PA to elect two delegates to the state convention in Harrisburg August 21 1895. Election July 13 5 to 7 p m at regular polling places with ward by ward delegate counts listed. Vigilance committee to govern procedures.
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Dunmore
Harriinburg
New York Stock Market Mixed as Chicago Gas Declines
July 6 report shows Chicago Gas weak while general market edges higher. Industrials and rails rise. sugars and distillers gain. specialities like Colorado Fuel and Iron advance. Total U S stock activity includes 204,280 shares traded and varied commodity quotes follow.
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Tribune
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Scranton
New York Produce Market July Flour and Wheat Report
New York prices show dull spot wheat and flour markets with weak tone for corn futures. No. 2 red and No. 2 yellow bids hover near steady, while spot dairy and lard trading remain subdued, with modest firmness in some creamery prices.
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Toledo Grain Market Report Summary
Toledo Ohio July Wheat receipts reach 60 bushels with steady shipments, No 7 red cash and August September bids. Corn receipts 2 000 bushels with quiet market, No 2 mixed cash 47 cents, No 3 yellow 1 cent. Oats receipts 2 000 bushels market dull. Clover seed market dull with October at 3 70.
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Chicago Live Stock at Union Stock Yards July 6
Cattle receipts 11 000 head weak with lower common to extra feeders Texan stockers and bulls 1000 3 60 calves 2905 25 6900 6 00 Home receipts 14000 head market firm higher heavy packing and shipping lots 66 43 common to choice mixed 47 60 5 0 5 15 pigs 270 4 75 Sheep receipts 6000 head market firm higher inferior to choice 171 4 20 lambs Was Ol Market Pittsburg and City quotes noted on July 6
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Philadelphia Tallow Market Steady in Trading
Tallow markets in Philadelphia show steady activity on July 6. Prices cited include Ohly prime birds at 4 cents, country prime in barrels at 44 cents, dark tallow in barrels at 0%?yade, cokes at 4 cents, and grease at 3 cents.
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Coal mine transfers and new vein discoveries in Jeddo region
Edward Smith, former outside superintendent at Lehigh Valley Coal Exeter colliery, is moved to Maltby colliery. John B. Keeler of Maltby assumes duties. A rich coal vein is reported on the Jeddy tract of A B Markle and Co near Jeddo, with three veins pierced by the Wamond drill, one about forty feet thick. This development bodes well for the region.
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Edward Smith
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Exeter
Maltby
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Welsh Jottings of Literary and Public Life
Cranogwen to publish Islwyn manuscripts while Hey Reea J Jones issues a Sunday school hymn book for Unitarians. Rev E W Davies becomes Rhondda Valley Cymrodorian president with Tom Davies as secretary. Notables include Stanley and Rev D Herber Evans as Newcastle-Emlyn natives, Mrs Crawshay in Welsh peasant dress at an exhibition, and the Earl of Jersey as residuarylegate under Mrs Hall’s will valued at £106,213. Dr Michangel ap Iwan arrives from Patagonia, and Rev David Williams receives St John’s, Clydach living worth £235. Marriage of George Rice Pryse and Geraldine Mabel Abadam at Llangendelme on the ith inst.
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Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Advertises for Women Health
An advertisement for Gilmore's Aromatic Wine claims it heals weakness and nervous exhaustion in women. It promises to restore flesh and plumpness, regulate female ailments, aid digestion, enrich blood, and provide lasting strength. Sold by Matthews Bros. in Scranton.
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Central Penn Jersey Anthracite Coal Time Table
Schedule notice for June 3 with limited service details to Easton Philadelphia and New York City routes. Mentions trains to Allentown Bethlehem Easton and Philadelphia with specific times, through coaches, and through rates. Includes through lines to Mauch Chunk and Ocean Grove with branch services and express/parlor car options.
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Scranton Lackawanna Timetable for June 21 1896
Train departures to New York Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the south. Washington and way stations Tobyhanna Oswego Buffalo Cortland Syracuse Ithaca Bath Danville Northumberland Williamsport Baltimore and the South. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all express trains. For detailed time tables apply to M L Smith city ticket office Lackawanna avenue or depot ticket office.
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Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedules
Trains leave Scranton for New York and intermediate points at 7.00 a.m and 6.30 p.m. Through trains to Honesdale Hawley and car points depart 7.00 a.m 7.40 a.m and 1.00 p.m. Lake Ariel trains depart Wilkes-Barre at 6.39 a.m and 3.45 p.m. through services connect to Honesdale and other destinations.
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