Local Notices and Social Items From Freeland Area
The Tunkhannock Canning factory will begin season work next week under manager Ban nel Pope of Wines. Progeny plans include canning fins and other products with promising business prospects. Professor Iver J. Morelock prepares to move his family to New York state. Funeral services for Lydia Mainard will be held at 8 p.m. at the residence of Clarence A. Liltie, burial at Bunnysiie cemetery with Masonic society charge. Mr and Mrs. Kevin & Jordan returned from a two day visit with former mother at Laceyville. Executors James Doubler and Orlande Com-binck will offer real estate on East Tiesa Street for public sale Saturday. Mrs. G Dow Dewitt went to Cal orale to visit sister. Dr M Philippe plans residence improvements. Marriage announcements: George Oeborne Skinner of Skinner & Peter to Mayelet Bute at Freeland on July 24. Misses Gertynde Virginia and Jessie Luckenbill visiting relatives in Lehigh ton. Rev J L Mussina, former Evangelical pastor, visited town. Attorney Charles Bo Little of Scranton attends funeral of grandfather James Loderick. James W Pratt and family occupy summer home at Lake Carey. Frank Simpson of Bucknell University will spend summer with his parents. Davie Sebring, the expressman, improving after heat prostration. Miss Florence Wilkins, Miss Tamian Tartan, Rev I H Lewis, Miss Lillian Thistworth of Montrose, and Mrs Sh M M Tiffany of Foster mentioned.
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Iver J. Morelock
Iver J. Morelock, the Late Principal of Our Highertiool
New York State
Clarence A. Liltie
Wyoming Avenue
Bunnysiie
Masonic Society
Kiiwin
Jorden
Br. M. Phillipe
Chorge Oeborne Skinner
Skinner & Peter
Miew Mayelet Bute
Freeland
Misaes Gertynde
Virginia
Jessie Luckenbill
Leehighton
J. L. Mussina
Evangelical Church
Charles Bo Little
Scranton
James Loderick
Janes W. Pratt
Lake Carey
Frank Simpson
Bucknell University
Davie Sebring
Music and Social at Scranton Home Musical Evening
Miss Fite Stark visited Scranton two weeks before returning home Monday. Mrs. Fred Crook left for a three city trip to Pian, American, Niagara Pathé and Silver Creek. Mrs. Susan Black hosted a State Street musicale with a fern decorated parlour. Performances included Diane sole Tarentelle and other vocal and piano pieces by Genevieve Baker Lewie Black Threwerths and Wilkins, followed by refreshments and socializing with a long list of guests attending including Mr and Mrs Thos Black and Mrs Haylee Clarland.
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Scranton Tribune
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Fite Stark
Scranton
Fred Crook
Diane Sole
Tarentelie
Genevieve Baker
Mr. Lewie
Miss Black
Voout
Che
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Misa Lillian Cgipplanels
Baller Mignon
Lilian
Florence Wilkins
Blower Sone
HL & Stephens
D. W. Titus
Mere
Thos Black
Hy B. Stephene
Letow
Wacom
BR. Wilkins
Wlow. Warner
Haylee Clarland
OH. Maelonswell
Mira
M. K. Wilking
Jones
Mire
Ruth Johor
Mins Rewlah Mae Warner
Mies
Nellie Muck
Ry Newton
Fi A. Baker
Nerve Pills Promised To Restore Vitality For Exhausted Workers
A promotional notice urges workers in factories offices and homes to use Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills to combat nervous exhaustion and fatigue. It cites testimonials from Thomas Summers of Scranton PA and claims the medicine renews vigor and prevents prostration. The ad notes price and distribution details and includes a signature line.
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Coong Leezee
Name Lake
Ocean
Scranton
A. W. Chase
Matthews Brow
Lackawanna Avenue
Fourth celebration and local notices from Gibeon
Special to the Beranton Trifiine reports the Fourth celebration by the Patriotic Order Lone of America in Gibeon. It notes deaths of three of Giton’s oldest residents, obituaries, a funeral under Masonic lodge care, and visits by residents to relatives and to the Pan-American exposition.
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Gibeon
Patriotic Order
Lone of America
Provemds
Giihwon
Increase PooWitt
Myre
Raymond Scott
Henry Able
Ralph Stevens
N. H. Wilmarth
Everett Whitney
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visits and News
Residents report relatives visiting from Hartlebore and Montrose while others return home from trips to Chicago and Pan-American events. New stage driver Winfred Tiffany boards at the hotel. Spotted a three inch hinge spider, and plans for pole installation provoke riverbank park concerns as telegraph lines install.
Large horus crippled. Lackawanna lull. barn tacks mark posters
A horse belonging to John Tunney was crippled after a wall of rock struck its hoof. J H Van Loon harvested a large crop on his farm. Barn poster signs have driven 5 108 tacks into a barn near John Croesen’s place. A black snake chased John Blockholm. Stockholm fought it with a pole, killing the reptile. Edward Harris leads the chair factory as Kessler’s era begins. An auto drew crowds. John Aiken sold his horse and wagon to Tierney and Myre.
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Wallstead
Juin I
John Tunney
J. H. van Loon
Fred Barnum
Binghamton
Lackawanna
John Croesen
John Blockholm
Hickory Grove
Stockholm
Stowlach
Edward Harris
Kessler
John Aiken
Charles Tierney
Air
Myre
C. M. Kessler
Million s in corn from science not politics
The piece argues farmers gain wealth by scientific corn breeding and seed selection rather than politics or promises. It cites Department of Agriculture experiments doubling yield from 16 000 hybrids and advises planting from largest stalks. It notes corn derivatives rising in value and cites 1899 US corn crop value at 29,210,110.
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Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Sellers
Earth
United States
Milk Forbidden in China Warns Against Milk Drinking
A translated proclamation in the Loo Chow Herald warns that milk harms calves and humans. It claims milk shortens life, stunts children, and that abstaining will prolong life and prevent epidemics. The Hall of Counsel endorses the warning.
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Ond Cownsel
Markets News From New York Reflect Mixed Investor Sentiment
Stock activity shows cautious trading with broad declines offset by selective gains as traders weigh liquidation pressures. Notable drops include Rock Island and Northwestern while some issues show slight recoveries. total volume reaches 1,088,000 shares in a choppy session across railroads and utilities.
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Iowa Central
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Baltimore
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Odopolaes Cael
Local Market Prices For Grains And Produce
Market notes show various commodity prices with per bushel rates for beans potatoes and flour. Entries include Cream cheese and dairy products with per barrel pricing and multiple misread names. Strong entities include price figures and product types from the readable OCR segment.
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Dole
Lackawanna Ave
Wheat and poultry market notes from western briefs
The report lists prices and activity across wheat, butter, cheese, refined sugars, cotton, and poultry. Wheat futures rise, prices firm at dairy sections show steady demand, while live poultry and eggs ease slightly. Shipments include 116 000 bushels of wheat and 6 000 bushels of oats with totals around 810 000 pounds in savkas and other lighter items.
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Philadelphia
Oite
Waite
York
Cormud
Boon Hishwlas
New York Grain and Produce Market Report
New York Grain and Produce notes general market strength across staples. Elevators report firmer prices for wheat and corn with strong options and higher bid activity. dairy products show steady to firm tone across cream, butter, and cheese markets.
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Ike
Bhloe
Iitye
Maeseinai Creamery
ThalTe
Maidigy
Cattle and Hog Receipts Lead Chicago Market Summary
Cattle receipts include about 900 head with steers steady for choice and stockers slow. heifers and canners unsettled. Calves strong with Texas and Texas-origin steers noted. Hog receipts around 14 000 with similar tone for prices today. conditions listed as sluggish overall.
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Chicago
Eacity
Tomor
For Rent and For Sale Notices from Tribune Building Listings
Classified notices include rental space on the Tribune building fourth floor with heat light and power, inquiries at The Tribune office, as well as multiple sale offerings such as a press and various livestock items. Other entries mention rooms for rent on Jefferson Avenue and a saline array of goods for sale at Wilkes Barre, Penn Avenue and Preston avenues.
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Commodity prices rise as grain futures advance
Market notes show September corn and oats higher while September wheat steadies amid firm demand. Soybeans follow corn, provisions hold steady, and various grain and livestock quotes surface including No 2 yellow corn and prime timothy seed with live hog and whiskey prices listed.
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Chicago
Market Rumors Weaken Stock and Livestock Trade
New York July 1 stock and livestock prices show a barely steady tone with common to prime veal wavering. Lambs open strong but close weak while sheep and dairy items show nominal movements. Anomalous figures appear in cattle and hogs with scattered bids and limited demand across Buffalo and regional markets.
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Buffalo
Hawt Liberty Daily Market Report Notes Mixed Livestock Prices
A garbled market update lists various livestock terms and prices including heavy mid, medium value notes, and references to workers and fair workers. The fragment mentions cattle classifications such as steers, heifers, hepts, and calves with unspecified percentages and dates.
Undefined data fragment card
Readable details show credit balances and shipment figures with averages and totals. Specific names, dates, or places are not clearly provided in the fragment.
Unclear batters and umpires in multiple city games
Fragmented OCR lists batteries and umpires for baseball matches in Pittsburg Cincinnati and Chicago with scattered names and no clear results. Several lines mention teams and players like Kittridge Tannehill Zimmer McGuire Bergen and Douglass along with umpire names such as Amalie Nash Cunningham and Behile.
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Pittsburg
Pittinget and Kittridge
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Zimmer
Amalie and
Nash
Cincinnati
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Ordon Nioh
Kitson
McGuire
Phillips
Bergen
Behile
Loan Offers and Local Services Ad Blaze
Quick straight loans at 4 to 6 percent offered by Callon N V Walker at Connell Building T6715. A F Briggs cleans privy vaults with improved pumps and no odor. Briggs proprietor 11% North Main Ave Ricke's store Adams and Mulberry. Megarger Bros Printer Supplies at 124 Washington Ave Scranton PA. The Wilkes-Barre Record available in Scranton at Belemon Bros 400 Spruce Linden M Norton Latkawanna Ave LL8 Schuteer 211 Eprige Street.
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Callon N. V. Walker
Connell
A. Ff. Briggs
A.B. Briggs
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Belemon Broa
Linden
M. Norton
Latkawanna Avenue
Schuteer
Eprige Etroet
Situation Wanted a General Winework Post
Miss Rochford seeks a general winework position. She is a steady worker with good references and experience in the trade. Available immediately for duties requiring care and reliability at a steady pace.
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Ginl
Dresa M. Rochford
Boston and Milwaukee Battery Match Reports Sketch
Fragmentary notes list umpires and battery pairs for games at Boston and Milwaukee with several readable names such as Connolly and Cantillon, plus incomplete player pairings like Hoon and Katoll. The Cleveland section mentions Cronin and Buelow as batteries with an umpire noted as lasked.
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Cleveland Gorse
Cronin
Buelow
Moore
Wenger
Lasked
Providence and Hartford Playoff Contention in Mixed Scores
Providence tied with Hartford at four and Rochester blanked Worcester as Montreal and Syracuse edged Buffalo amidst rain. The results produce a patchwork of wins and losses across the region with weather influencing several outcomes.
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Toronto
Hartford
Rochester
Worcester
Montreal
Syracuse- Buffalo
Courthouse Team Prepares To Face City Hall Nine
The courthouse group names Renee Lewis as catcher John Lioyd as pitcher J W Watkins at short and John Von Bergen at third base Willian Smith at second Eugene Ces are at third base J W Darwin in left JW Benjamin in center John F E Gaffney in right Charlee J Mirtz as second watcher They invite non professional teams under 40 years old from city hall or courthouse to a game.
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John Lioyd
J. W. Watkins
John von Bergen
Willian Smith
Eugene Cesare
John J. Darwin
Reid
JW. Benjamin
John FE. Gaffney
Eld
Charlee J. Mirtz
City Hall
Luserse Court House
Taylor Located Aguinaldo Reveal by Army Register
The Army and Navy Register reports Lieutenant J. D. Taylor of the Twenty-fourth Infantry found Aguinaldo. Taylor led a company at Pantabangan in the Caraballo Mountains, seventy-two miles from the railroad, during May 1900. Procopio Linningan aided by posing as chief of police, but Taylor learned the ruse and that Nasario Alambria, a insurgent major, was nearby with enemy supporters in the area.
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Aguinaldo
J. D. Taylor
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Manila
Pass
Nasario Alambria
Insurrectos
Alambrio
Palanderado
Funston
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