Tin Wedding Anniversary Party in South Scranton
A large party celebrated the tin wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J E Phillips at 62 Maple Street South Scranton. Guests included members of the Star Social club with music and dancing, a supper, and congratulations to the couple who wed on July 7, 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Phillips
Maple Street
Star Social Club
Phillips
Mia
J. B. Phillips
John Brown
William Fritsch
August Hagen
David Lewis
Id Hannin
Charles Molter
Joseph Geiger
Charles Nye
Norman Griggs
EB. Reidmiller
Charles Phillips
George Mirtz
Tillie Hamm
Lorene Phillips
Agnes Hamm
Cora
Clara Brown
Marie Hamm
Alderman Leates Handles Varied City Court Cases
Six cases were heard by Alderman Leates including larceny and assault involving Michael Rose and John Troy over stolen old ties, with $500 bail. Jacob Heinz paid a $2 fine and faced $200 bond for threats and disorderly conduct. A 17 year old, Marie Guse, received a warning for disobedience. A 14 year old, Anna Hirshler, also received another chance after incorrigible behavior. Julius Woelkers faced larceny charges over a cow taken from James Downey but incurred only costs after Downey refused the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leates
Michael Rose
John Troy
Rose
Troy
Jacob Heinz
Beech Street
Jacob Hopmeister
Marie
Fred Guse
House of Correction
Anna Hirshler
Julius Woelkers
James Downey
Prospect Avenue
Woelkers
Downey
Funeral for Mrs Armhurst Held at Cedar Avenue Home
The funeral of the late Mrs. Armhurst was held yesterday afternoon from the home of her son Charles at 1107 Cedar avenue and was largely attended.
Funeral service and interment at Zion churchyard
Services were held by pastor Gal fenkamp of the Zion church on Franklin avenue, and interment was made in the Pittston avenue cemetery. The pallbearers were Charles Huester, Herman Shaffer, Charles Kirst and Oscar Helrliegel. The flowers were borne to the grave by Henry Walter, Casper Nuegell, Jacob Berghauser and Adam Welrla.
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Galfenkamp
Zion Church
Franklin Avenue
Pittston Avenue
Charles Huester
Herman Shaffer
Charles Kirst
Oscar Helrliegel
Messrs
Henry Walter
Casper Nuegell
Jacob Berghauser
Adam Welrla
Community groups meet and install officers in Hartman hall
Camp 490 of the Patriotic Order Bone of America installed officers at Hartman hall. Mrs Dora Blumenkamp of Philadelphia and Mrs Alex Nuregil hosted a Knights of Pythias guest event. Church groups planned a Sunday excursion by special car to Archbold-Evangelical church. Marie Gousech obituary notes her death Saturday with services by Rev Jacob Witke and Forest Hill interment. Workingmen's society pallbearers assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp 490
Patriotic Order
Bone of America
Hartman’s Hall
Dora Blumenkamp
Philadelphia
Alex Nuregil
Comet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Church of Peace Sunday School
Archbald E Evangelical Church
Behleoy
Marie Gousech
Jacob Witke
Forest Hill Cemetery
Workingmen's Society
Geuch
William Connell for Congress urged at today’s primaries
Citizens are urged to vote for William Connell at today’s primaries. Polls open 4 to 7 PM at regular polling places.
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William Connell
Congress
Portney Struck by Outgoing Train Near Dodge Colliery
John Portney of Taylor was struck by an outgoing Lackawanna train near the Dodge colliery in Bellevue yesterday afternoon. He suffered a skull fracture and both bones of the left leg were broken, and was taken to the Lackawanna hospital where he rested easily last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Portney
Taylor
Lackawanna
Dodge
Bellevue
Lackawanna Hospital
Portney
CraRles F. Wacner
Lackawanna County
Charley
Wagner
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Today Notice
Railroad crews listed for July 8 include Carrigg Pushers Houser and others running multiple trains. Substitutions include Wardell Gahagan Langan Langan and various crews on Nos 52 53 54 27 61 17 with assignments to Morris Eyosex Elmira Hoboken and Buffalo divisions.
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John Gahagan
Nealis
M. Carmody
Buffalo
Elmira
A. BE. Ketchum
Walcot
J. H. Masters
Peckens
O. Kearney
M, Stanton
N. Rodney
Morris
Eyosex
Hoboken
B. van Wormer
Markets End Flat After Holiday Lull With Mixed Rail Stocks
Trading was light in New York as professionals closed positions before the three day holiday. Crop prospects and railroad traffic figures supported some gains in leading grain carriers like Rock Island and Missouri Pacific, while soft coal railroads rose on demand. Overall market activity faded with a late-day decline and a total of 301,900 shares traded. Bond volume showed firmness as investors sought reinvestment for July disbursements.
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New York
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvanian
Hocking Valley
Eavy
United States
Scranton Market Prices and Local Stocks Report
Scranton Board of Trade quotes based on par 100 for multiple banks and companies including Lackawanna Dairy, County Savings Bank, First National Bank Carbondale, Scranton Savings Bank, Traders National Bank, Scranton Bolt and Nut, Scranton Packing, Scranton Passenger Railway, People's Street Railway, Scranton Trac Co, Economy L H P Co, Consolidated Water Supply, Scranton Wholesale Market, and others. Includes prices for flour, butter, cheese, beans, green peas, onions, and New Potatoes with local market notes corrected by H. G. Dale.
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Lackawanna Dairy Co
County Sav
Bank_& Trust Co
First Nat. Bank
Carbondale
Third National Bank
Economy L., H. & P. Co
First National Bank
Lack
Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lacka. Ave
Wheat and Corn Markets Update From Philadelphia Trade
Wheat firm with July contracts and other grain prices listed. Corn No 2 for local trade and oats No 2 white clipped. Flour ranges from winter superfine to patent with various price points. Butter eggs cheese and refined sugars show steady to firm levels. Receipts and shipments for flour wheat corn oats detailed.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
M.toas
New York
Westerr
Market Report on Flour Oats Cheese and Butter Prices
New York notes fractional shifts in flour and corn futures with winter patents and Minnesota bakers active. Oats spot steady and whey markets mixed while cheese holds firm. butter slight firmer with state and regional variations across creamery and dairy products.
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New York
Minnesota
White State
Hiate
Duluth
State
New State
Pennsylvania
Western
Southwestern
Grain Markets Rally On Reports Of West Rainfall
Chicago grain futures rise as traders weigh expected rains in the western belt. September wheat gains while September corn advances. oats hold steady. Short corn positions back higher tied-up options with modest returns. Provisions edge up. cash quotes show mixed grain values and pork and lard prices.
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Chicago
U.e
East tchers and ship 7
Text appears as garbled market listings for livestock and commodities including steers and various weights and prices. Notable items mention prime steers and different grade terms with inconsistent figures and partial prices.
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The readable fragments mention a health product label and a reference to Bromo Quinine. No clear people, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable. Summary constrained by available legible content.
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South
J. E. Phillips
John Léentes
Armbrust
Aldermanic Doings
National Biscuit Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Carrigg
Houser
Lamping
Murray
Ase
Helpers
Cosfir
Widner
William Wardell
Stanton
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
Mears Building
W. D. Runyon
R Co
Atchison American Buguar
Atchison
Pro
Canadian Pacific
Abton
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South del
Ist
Wynn
Louisa
Manhattan
Kun & Tex
Pacific Ao
Ahat Wet Wa People's
Gus Posens Sas
Ic Steel
Republic Steel
T. le & San
Bsouthern
Coul & Tion
Texas & Ragitle
Union Pacific
Souther LE
Western Union
Nh Wheel
Wisconsin
Entrai
Chicago Grain & Provision Wheat
Owen
Januar Oe Beerees
Roe
Ee T. Epeeeetnons
Charles F.wagner
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Six Eagles
Washington
SUK Eackes Mining CO
New York Grain and Produce Market
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming Avenue
Chicago Grain Market
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
Boody,mclellan &Co. Bankers
Broadway
New York City
Shiai Sy
Hoep
Lamba
Ol City
Ft Cortiontes
Buffalo Live Stock Market
DR. Densten
Spruce St
NEW York Hotels
Aldine
European Plan, New
Fiteproop
23Rd St
4Th Ave
W. H. Parke
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Ir.ing Place
Thompson
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
Grory Goods
Albert
BW & Ne
Brooh Rooms
Pilsner
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