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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1901

Page

7

Pittston Caledonian Club Picnic Draws Big Crowd

Northeastern Pennsylvania report notes Pittston Caledonian club plans at Everhart's Island next Saturday with races for boys under 15 and girls under 12, prizes from Brown & Co., and events including hammer throw, vaulting with pole, running events, and a plow dance. Also mentions a drill team decision to abandon Buffalo trip and local marriages, assaults, and visiting relatives.

Caledonian Ae- Roe Byraclee Yosterday ML West Pittston Buffalo Mise Mary Connell Old Forae Patrick Kelly Moosic Lawrenceville Rime Phillte Trey Bearle Street Mite Kate Judge Panama Street Father Pinnen St. John’s Lambert Street

Local Notices From Tunkhannock And Vicinity

Local items report visitors and residents in Tunkhannock, Lake Winola, Scranton, and nearby areas. Names include Milca Beth Kittidge, Mrs Frank Brundage, Dr A F Wanodward, Eveline Sivkler, Tuel K Billings, Martin Schlutter, John W Pennelson, H F Crandall, Frank Hernan, Bere man, Frink H Jane, Louis Hijcowick, and Roscoe Handrick. Events cover visits, engagements, and upcoming county and town activities with notices of hospitality, marriages, and construction plans.

Thirdrive Buffalo Tunkhwa Teoek John W. Pennelson Pareone Corvor Howke Second Street Mir Kroine Diaker H. F. Crandall Frank Hernan Coleols Vicktor Bereman Schonls Theatties Wan Whee Tunkhaneack Wade Werthesias Louis Thijcowick New York George ©. Skinner Mive Plattie Cute Frenlind Michigan Roscoe T. Handrick Wilkes, Barre Fe Coronel Eugene B. Havidtick Huel L Marcy Billings Squion Bampeon Martin V. Wandall Mehnopiarny

Community Notes From Springville Summer Events

Springville July 24 report describes local life with photographer George E. Taylor and family visiting, a festival at the M E Church raising 16.92, a grove band event, plans for a September fall gathering with balloon ascensions, and various local residents recovering from illness and enjoying outdoor outings at Lake Carey and surrounding areas.

M. E. Church Grove Aling Kellogg R. L. Avery A. N. Purge W. L. Mis¢role Lake Carey Lucy Vesta Lodge Mary Lodge Montrose Closet Mia E. McMicker H. B. Lathrop Ray Culver Clark Giles H. B. Kitts Lake Bhooley

Local Society Notes From Scranton Tribune District

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports July 24 social news with visits and travel. Mr. and Mrs. FP W Lewis return from Pane American. Mr and Mrs George Roseboom of Sidney NL visit Mrs Roseboom’s parents Mr and Mrs Truesdell. Roseboom travels to Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Baker and her mother from New York stay at Jefferson House. Miss Alice David of Blakely Pa is mentioned in attendance.

Bh & Co Tooma Tot Meare Scranton American Sugars Uce Bats Lee Yan Toby Js AL Leon Bande Seeeanen Wouad Eben Brook Traction Ceeenen St. Paul Tex Louis Nesli Dewated Eeeh Union Pacific Union Ile Brio Pawnee New York

Sunday Picnic Plans And Family Visits Noted

The report mentions guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Vantay for Sunday and a Sunday school picnic at Falie on Wednesday July 11. Floyd Dymond of Girard College is spending vacation with his mother Mrs. Ligsie Dymond, and Mis Hannah Dymond with aunt Mrs. Susan Sickler visited Mrs. John Montague on Tuesday.

A. Vantay Falie Floyd Dymond Girard College Ligsie Dymond Hannah Dymond Susan Sickler John Montague

Viewers to Audit County Bridge Route Tomorrow

The county bridge viewers from Wayne and Susquehanna counties arrive tomorrow at 10 oclock to inspect the proposed route. County commissioners are expected and merchants are urged to attend. Viewers meet Cunningham's hotel first then proceed to the view as the council recently approved street lines to the river.

Forest City Wayne Susquehanna Cunningham's Louie Whipple Martha B Mark Davis Rev D. Moulter Jermyn Richmendals H. J. Homan Unadilla N.Y Enterprise Hose Company

Picture Puzzle Notes on Local Visitors and Health News

Visiting her brother Rev A D David of this place Mrs Ti B F Howard with a party from Scranton spends the week at Coxton pond. Mrs Stella Howard visits Binghamton for a few days. Mrs M Lewis and Mrs Partridge spent Saturday in Susquehanna. Harry Crosier Sabbathed with his wife in Herrick for her invalid mother. Mrs Fletcher of Whom formerly mentioned is gradually failing. Mer Jones and family of Scranton and Mrs Balwit of Jersey City stay at Jefferson House. Mrs Walker is able to sit on her porch and is gaining nicely.

A. D. David Ti. BF. Howard Scranton Coxton Pond Stella Howard Binghamton M. Lewis Partridge Susquehanna Harry Crosier Herrick Fletcher Mer. Jones

Halstead Gossip and Local Happenings

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Hatletead July 21 notes visitors to Hallstead including Miss Effie Brown of Wilkes-Barre and Miss Mabel Corbett of Corbetville. Local sport Susquehanna and Hallstead played ball and a Western Union lineman injured an ankle. A sheriff sale at Cook’s goods occurred. Ralph Litth Ee of Montrose bought the goods. A concert at the Presbyterian church promises a low price of 1 cent, and a clam bake planned at Wandling grove in August. A geologist, David A. White, visited Wand Ling mine and explained hooflike rock formations. Camp Bears hosts Forest City girls at Newton Lake for two weeks with chaperon Mrs. Pentecost.

Mise Effle Brown Wilkes-Barre and Mee D. Bo Brown Debert Beardsley Buffalo Mise Mabel Corbett Corbetsville Hallestead Louise Sheak Binghamton Henry and Arthur Bu Sydney Dennis Elmira Rena Wilmot Cook Ralph Litth Ee Montrose William Hallstean Myr George Ward Warren van Loan Little Child Washington, D. C J. H. van Loan Susquehanne and Hallstead Ladje Terbess Western Union Alford Cortland Ile Kighmy Presbyterian Church Wandling Grove Poyntelle Aumuet Sarah Gerrity Dunmore Thomas Kane David A. White Washington United States Wandling Mine Letta Jennie Brown May Murray Sadie Hullah Myrtle Martin Isabelle Johnson Martha Siwen Grimths

Krause's Headache Capsules Advertised as Quick Cure

Headache capsules marketed as Krause's claim immediate relief with no after effects. Warns against imitations containing antipurine chloral morphine and other injurious drugs. Sold by druggists at 25 cents.

Krause

Local Social Notes From Lockville July Meeting

Lockville a July 24 social roundup with Miss Minnie Agnew entertaining Mr Marry May of Beaumont. Alvin Harding and relatives visit in Tunkhannock. Anisa Agnew of Centre Morielland visits her mother Mrs John Mantauge. Raymond Pymond of Pittatan calls on brother Boyd. Mrs Broily Grower ill. Mrs John Storey sick. Wilbur Dymond visits Miss Mary Coolbaugh. Charles Bickier couple seen socializing.

Lockville Minnie Agnew Marry May Beaumont Alvin Harding Tunkhannock Anisa Agnew Centre Morieland John Mantauge Raymond Pymond Pittatan Boyd John Storey Wilbur Dymond Mary Coolbaugh Charles Bickier

Avoca Funeral Honors Totten Infant in One Casket

The funeral for Mrs. Frank Totten and her infant son was held Tuesday afternoon from her parents’ Pittston township home. The 18 year old mother, married under a year, and her child were laid to rest in one casket at Marcy Cemetery, with Rev. PD Smythe officiating.

Frank Totten Robert Jumper Pittston Township Mary Kearney Mary McGowan Nellie Mellowan Kate Thomas Alice Agnes Morahan Mary B. Reap Nettie Druffner Agnes Clifford Margaret McCormick Louise Sammon Mary Jennings Moosic Highlands Kate Clark Pittsfield Maes Daughters of St. George Hyde Park Naomi A. O. WK M.C Mabel Chester A. J. Welsley Tyrone A. J. McDonald North End James Connor

Town Notes From Kingsley Social Roundup

Kingsley reports guests and visits across the community. Mrs Ralph Stevens of Cohoes attends Tingleys this week. Miss Maury Reynolds of South ILB on visits Adelaide Jeffers. Rex Titus and Ronald Underwood of Binghamton on extended stay. Titus’ wife and children of Ptoville visit. Mrs Ada ma leaves to see daughter in Plainsboro New Jersey. Mrs W Horton and daughter of Brooklyn guest at J B Ions Friday.

Beranton Tribune Kingsley Ralph Stevens Cohoes TY ‘Tingley Mise Maury Reynolds South Ilbon Wan Mies Adelaide Jeffers Rex ‘Titus Ronald Underwood Binghamton KH. BE Titus I. O Blowt and Children Paetoyville Adama H. W. Jeffore Plainsboro N. J Wt. Horton Firooklyn J. B. Itions

Scranton Resident Praises Dean's Kidney Pills

A Scranton flagman recounts severe grippe with kidney issues and nerve pain. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, his urine returned to normal color, sediment disappeared, and back and leg numbness lessened. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo as Dean's Kidney Pills at 60 cents a box.

Trey Dean Mr. Wharton Matthews Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States Dean's

Tribune Building Floor Space For Light Manufacturing For Sale

About 1200 feet of floor space on the fourth floor of the Tribune building including heat light and power. Enquire at the office of THE TRIBUNE for sale. Also listings for sale of a fountain press and a single house to rent.

Tribune THE

Classifieds fragment listing jobs and services in Scranton

A jumble of small notices advertising loans and money offers, sewing and dressmaking, cooking and hotel work, general labor, circular distribution, and a printer supplies firm. Mentions Erie Medical Co Book Shop, Dr Thompson, Myre Thiesell, Louie Shoemaker, Megarger Bros, and local Scranton newsstands and shops.

Markets Mixed as Grain Declines Clip Stocks

New York observed a dull trading day with feeble fluctuations. Early gains faded as grain weakness reasserted itself, pushing down shares including Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific while rails and coal stocks showed brief firmness before a feverish close. Total stock sales reached 70,000 shares with dull bond activity.

New York Stovka Union Pacific Grangere Missouri Pacific St. Paul Atchison Kansas Texas United States News

Weather and travel notes from New York September reports

A garbled weather and transport brief discusses wind, tide, and sailing conditions around New York with mentions of gusts, open routes, and routine sea observations. Several placeholders obscure specifics, but reference is made to wind directions, tides, and steady conditions at multiple spots.

New York Bonorthert Athal Gruens Firwe Elpsaten Wind Oyifiene Atrote Foiel Bette Athey

Fragmented Philadelphia Market Notices and Prices

Incoherent OCR fragment notes about contracts and prices for poultry and commodities in Philadelphia. Mentions firms, contracts around $3, various breeds of fowl, shipments and quantities, and multiple stray names and locations with unclear context.

Sealed Proposals for Scranton Safety Office Repairs

Bids for repairs to Columbia House on Division Street Scranton must be filed with the city controller by 10 am Monday Aug 0 1. Sealed proposals opened at 4 pm by the recorder and the director of public safety. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. F I Wormser Director of Public Safety Scranton Pa.

CIV OF Scranton Department of Rabio Safiny Recorder Director of Public Safety Mondae Aide Columbia Howe Division Street West Scranton City Hall Wormser Tirector of Public Safety Shanton

Market Averages Shift as Wheat and Corn Prices Edge Up

A fragmented report shows September delivery prices firming for wheat and corn while cash quotations fluctuate. Milling futures and related commodities like flour, rye, pork, lard, and short rib cuts are listed with varying quotes amid general market movement.

Chicago

Fragmented OCR cattle market report with mixed livestock data

An unclear OCR passage lists cattle and sheep market items, prices, origins, and meats. It references Western regions, New York markets, and various livestock categories with sporadic figures and terms, lacking coherent narrative.

Baseball Scores From Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Brooklyn

Bleachers report results from multiple games with lines listing teams players and umpires. Batteries include Phillips Bergeny Tannehill Zimons Pinplie Day Pittlinger Nichele Rutledge Donetne Docking Moyle Taylor Smithy Donovan Kennedy Ferrell Payer and Nash.

Pittsburt Cincinnati Soc O Phillips Philadelphia Poston Pittlinger Nichele Rutledge Donetne Enmalic Diocklyn Cccce TANG Hiookien Rattorioe Moyle Taylor Smithy Donovan Kennedy Ferrell Payer

Buffalo market notes and shipping terms amid varied cattle prices

A fragmented Buffalo market report outlines prime choice beef and shipping considerations. It mentions heavy shipments and varied livestock terms, with mixed references to prices, weights, and delivery details. The text also includes assorted acronyms and unclear figures, reflecting a cluttered historical market page.

Buffalo

Fragmented OCR sports ledger with scattered names

Incomplete list from a Chicago to Milwaukee match record shows players such as Hatteries, Callahan, Aurvey, Sullivan, and others. The text references multiple city locations and teams with unclear roles, including Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and officials or umpires.

Mi Cite Report on Coedtit Balances and Ship Data

Readable fragments indicate balance figures and vessel data. Names Mi Cite Joly Sh coedtit and Shipinenie Siaseragi appear with models M60 and runs averaging 86 068. The text is incomplete but points to financial balances and ship metrics.

Joly Sh Shipinenie Siaseragi Wiha

Merger of Fragments Signals Local Market Tale

A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a local products market with references to creamery items and flour. It mentions names and addresses in a garbled format, suggesting a listing or advertisement from a community page. The text is incomplete and requires context to clarify participants and exact items.

Wanted French woman for American gentleman crowd

An 1880s Paris notice urged a young French woman to accompany J Webster Jones of San Francisco to serve as a companion to forty American gentlemen. A scene gathered at a Paris hotel causing a long queue along the street to Place Vendome as eager Parisian ladies watched.

Jean Auntleman Reseyne Jones Howe Jones Paris Jessone J. Webster Jones San Francisco Jenew Jett Place Vendome Amer

Montreal Hosts Buffalo Result in Four to Three Win

In a sports brief at Buffalo Buffalo and Worcester Hartford venues, Montreal defeats Buffalo 4 3 while Toronto edges Kecheser 4 1. The results show close wins with home teams and visiting squads both tallying four and three goals.

Buffalo Montreal Worcester Hartfor Toronto Kecheser

Lackawanna Court Orders Publication in Libel Case

In the Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas Case No 80 March term SAUS Libel Imdic Verue against James Thomas the sheriff reports alias subpoenas returned non est inventus and the court orders notice by publication An appearance is required at the next term in Scranton on September 16 to answer the libelant's complaint.

Minnie Thomas James Thomas Court of Common Pleas Lackawanna County Scranton Gaid Lackawanna Aald H. Schadt

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