Tents Go ASTRAY At Lake Lodore Camp
Soldiers of the First regiment of lancers from Scranton Diocese prepare an open air camp by Lake Lodore under Rev. J W Moylan. Delayed tent arrival and a planned Sunday military mass precede anticipated crowds of up to 6 000 with excursion transport by Delaware and Hudson.
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First Regiment of Lancers
Scranton
Catholic ‘Total Abstinence Union
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Delaware and Hudson
Camp near Lake Lodore Opens Under Stars and Stripes
Colonel Phillips and Major McNichols oversee a delayed camp opening after misrouted equipment. A military mass is planned on the Lake Lodore meadow field with Rev Moylan as celebrant, assisted by Fathers Hanley and McManus. The altar will overlook a wooded field with Lake Lodore and Moosies in view.
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J. W. Moylan
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Lake Lodore
Thomas Hanley
Honesdale
P. J. McManus
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Holy Rosary Church
North Scranton
St. John’s Church
Lodore
Moosies
Farview
Delaware and Hudson
Poor Board Meeting Addresses Welfare and Admissions
The Poor Board met with President Brooks. attendees included Fuller Dickert Burke Paine Williams. Cases included Pater Mullen seeking Hillside Home transfer, Mrs. Thomas Henning seeking relief for six children, a feeble minded 11 year old Philip Morrissy, Edward Burns seeking reentry into Superintendent Beemer’s care, and a request to admit a father of a child from Dalton to the Home. The meeting approved bills, bought a Bridgman Historical school map, and adjourned.
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Bridgman
Short Letters of Interest Published by Writer's Name
Under a policy note the Tribune will publish short letters when accompanied by the writer's name. The newspaper disclaims responsibility for opinions expressed in these letters.
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Critics of labor agitators and press fairness in Scranton
Isaac M. Miller writes from Dunmore July 18 1902 defending workers right to earn and protest while condemning labor agitators and conspiracies. He faulted a newspaper for one sided coverage, blamed organized labor disruption for unemployment, and urged protection of civil rights amid industrial unrest.
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Scranton
Silliman
Scranton Railway Company
Isaac M. Miller
Dunmore
Limited Public Response to Associated Charities Appeal
The Associated Charities appeal has drawn few contributions, leaving the board over 300 dollars in debt with only a small treasury. Donations are welcomed and may be sent to agent Mrs. W. B. Duggan or secretary Rev. Rogers Israel.
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Associated Charities
W. B. Duggan
Rogers Israel
Breaker Painted White Daring Break with Paint Change
The Oxford breaker of the People's Coal company has been painted white inside and out marking the first departure from dark red paint used by coal companies. The fire proof mixture defeats the assumption of whitewash by casual observers.
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Oxford
People’s Coal Company
Markets Rally With Strong Volume In Stocks
New York July 1 The day saw animated trading with over a million shares sold as buyers push up prices amid confidence in crops industry and monetary strength. Pennsylvania and affiliated rails led gains while readings on Reading and coal stocks fueled speculation. Total market volume reached 1,058,000 shares with steady bond activity and $2,096,000 par value traded. Scranton quotes noted mixed wholesale and commodity prices including flour butter cheese beans peas onions and potatoes.
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Reading
Pennsyvania
Das
United States
Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lacka
Noearby
Fle
Weatern
Flour Market Notes from Scranton Trade Report
Flour market shown stronger and more active in Scranton with mill feed quiet and prices steady. Quotations from The Tribune via Washburn-Croaby Co list patent flour at 4.50, wood cleura at 8.25, bran and middlings priced per ton, red dog sacks at 4.00, and standard middlings at 4.40 per ton.
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the Tribune
Washburn-Croaby Co
Seranton
Connell Building
Carl Goodell
Wheat and grain futures mixed as rains boost market
In New York on July 18 the flour market stayed active and steady while corn spot and No 2 yellow markets held firm. The option market rose after rains in the west, then steadied as a late clove and July advance influenced trading. August and July futures saw gains before easing. Market notes mention spot wheat steady with No 2 red and No 1 northern Duluth prices cited fob and afloat, and early July heat adding volatility to the regional wheat outlook.
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Alleptember
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Duluth
Market Fluctuations In Creamery and Dairy Items Noted
The report notes varied offerings and steady close through the afternoon with July and September figures cited. References include Lutterkm creamery in Iowa and state dairy products, with mentions of cheese varieties and eggs due to market activity.
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State
Pennsylvania
Grain market soars as rains trigger frantic shorts covering
In Chicago on July 18 heavy rains in the southwest spurred frantic covering by short sellers in oats and wheat, pushing prices to top levels while deferred options fluctuated. July and September futures moved higher across wheat corn and oats as cash quotes show broad strength. Provisions varied, with hogs and lard and other staples trading mixed.
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Southwest
Shorts
Cattle and Hogs Market Receipts Reported for Chicago
Cattle receipts total 2000 with 70 Texans and steady prices led by top steers around 7,200 to 7,555 dollars. Hog receipts 11,000 with day’s range 6,000 to 11,000, prices lifting to about 7.00 to 8.20 per hundredweight. Sheep receipts 8000 with lambs steady and good to choice wethers at about 4.75 to 4.75.
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East Buffalo Market Report Cattle Sheep And Hogs
East Buffalo market receipts show cattle 160 strong with good demand for tops and fair to good for common. Hog receipts 4 200 active with higher prices on pigs and mixed for others. stage and roughs at 7.25 to 7.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 1 000 with sheep steady and lambs slow. ewes and culls vary from 2.20 to 6.50 and 1.7 to 4.60 for different runs.
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Fale
East Liberty Livestock Prices Report
East Liberty cattle steady with primes at 7.15 to 7.4 for good, 7.15 to 7.76 for prime heavies. mediums 7.08 to 7.60. light 7.86 to 7.90. Sheep steady with best wethers 4.04 to 4.30, cull and common 1.50 to 2.00. calf lambs 6.40 to 6.50, veal calves 1.00 to 1.60.
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Oil Market Ledger From Oil City July Credit Balances
In Oil City on July 18 credit balances registered at $1.20 per unit. The brief report notes prices and balances in the local oil market without broader context.
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Oil City
Train Schedules and Connections for Pennsylvania Routes
Officials publish timetables showing trains from Pennsylvanian stations with times to Harrisburg Wilkes Barre Carbondale Albany and points north. The schedule lists departures from early morning through night including service to Horvendale Beranton and nearby towns with transfer options and line designations.
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