West Side News Reports Mine Settlement Rumor
Miners at the Diamond colliery near North Main avenue hear rumors Clarke shaft settling and a cave risk. Foreman James A Evans says only slight settling exists with no danger as workers continue stabilizing abandoned workings. Local church services, a new song club lineup, and a criminal assault warrant against Walter Thomas McNicholas are also noted.
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North Main Avenue
Clarke
James A. Evans
Mr. Evans
Evans
Wanawer
Saya
Evening entertainment at Sumner Avenue church
A social and entertainment program at Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church features city amateurs in recitations and singing. The Columbian quartette will perform, admission is 16 cents, with refreshments. After the show, a social with coffee cake and ice cream is hosted by the Young Excelsior band members. Reverend J. Griffith chairs, accompanist Mrs. John L. James.
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Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Columbian Quartette
Excelsior
J. Griffith
John L. James
City Line State Beats Young Men's Institute WF to 5
The City Line State defeated Young Men's Institute on the new grounds yesterday morning by WF to 5. M J Egan visited Jermyn Sunday. Michael McDonald of Archbald stopped in town yesterday. Simon P Bellus of Greenwood died after a short illness. Mrs Muttler did not appear in police court to prosecute Carter Lee who choked her and threatened to shoot Friday night. Carter fined 5 and jailed twenty days for nonpayment. Rheumatism Relieved in 1 Hours Mystic Cure claims rapid relief and disease removal with first dose at 7 or 7 1/2 cents, offered by Carl Loreng, druggist.
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Young Men’s Institute
M. J. Egan
Jermyn
Michael Mclonald
Archbald
Simon P. Bellus
Greenwood
Carl Loreng
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranten
Funerals Reported For Emma Roser Patrick Reap
The South Side column notes the funeral of Miss Emma Roser of Alder street with high mass at St Marys German church and interment in Twentieth ward cemetery. Pallbearers and flower bearers are listed amid the service. Also recorded is the funeral of Patrick Reap at Hyde Park cemetery following a requiem mass at St Johns church. Several local residents and a party of youths attend a Lily Lake outing. Ruth Hartman, 15 months, died. burial at Forest Hill cemetery.
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Joseph W Lioyd
North Main Avenute
Dowd
Grave
Ethie
Washurn Street
Athantic City
Dom. Jates
South Main Avenue
Lake Winelu
Fred Shorts
Price Street
Bridgeport, Conn
Mauve Jones
North Hyde Park
William Hidall
Wilkes-Barre
West Side
Emma Roser
Max Hozar
Alder Street
St. Mary's German Church
Plc Christ
Twentieth Ward
Blessed Virgin's Sodality
Anton Herbster
William Geiger
Charles Rorick
Joseph Filler
Katie Demuth
Lulu Schelle
Annie Bluege
Minnie Klump
Matile Hoard
Mamie Rosar
Patrick Reap
Hyde Park Cemetery
Aus
St. John’s Church
Hhrp. Burke
Stephen Reap
Daniel Conway
John Connolly
Thomas Kenney
Michael Kane
Patrick Mohan
Reap
Tmnity
Adamo Wockroth
Elmira
James Hempe
Prospect Avenue
New York City
Ruth
E. J. Hartman
Beech Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Assault and Battery Arrest After Street Fight in Providence
Joseph Belum of Providence road was arrested Saturday night on assault and battery and threat to kill. Andrew Gordon, also of Providence road, said Belum solicited help to dig a cellar on Lloyd street, later a fight began after Belum collided with Joseph Cabuski. Gordon and Belum were among those who beat Cabuski. Gordon sought a warrant from Alderman Roberts. Belum bonded over $600. others fled. Also noted are church events at Primitive Methodist and Providence Presbyterian groups, town social updates, and local visits and travel.
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Joseph Belum
Providence Road
Davis
Bohr
Andrew Gordon
Gordon
Belum
Lloyd Street
Joseph Cabuski
Andrew Morvitich
Gorlen
Alderman Roberts
Weeley League
Providence Presbyterian Endeavor Society
Washington
May Benedict
Nettle Knapp
BE. A. Reynolds
George W. Benedict
George BE
Guild
Margretta Willams
Willianstreet
Heart Lake
Richard Williams
Storrs’ Shaft
Moses Taylor Hospital
John B. Davis
Wayne Avenue
New York
George Sukman
George Mulley
Asbury Park
Alvin Thomas
West Market Street
Philadelphia
Henry Thomas
Thomas
North Main Avenue
Brooklyn
Mattie Pickering
Peckville
Mise Evang Huff
Parker Street
George Nanary
Nay Allg Avenue
Charles Bloch
Cheege
Hloch
Oliver Spellman
Squires Roberts Canary
Blowd
Local Notices from Grove Street and Nearby Areas
Grove street resident Frank Baxter and D Marele returned from fishing at Longe Pond. Mr and Mrs L L Jay of Webster avenue visiting friends in Piteston. James Brice recovering from a foot injury due to an accident at work in No 2 shaft. Fred Harper sprained his ankle at Johnson's mine Saturday stepping off a bench. Mr and Mrs John Farrer back from their wedding tour staying with bride's parents on Em street. Mrs J W Quitick returned from New York visit. Charles Creaver and wife Charlie avenue son injured when nail pierced foot. Laura Taylor of Hancock New York visiting Join Taylor on Cherry street. Alley ball game Wilson and Stewart vs Ricka by and Dove won 10 to 4. Thomas Sheppard reportedly unwell at home on Clay avenue. Heat caused dog of A Jenkins on Butler street to have rheumatic attack. dog shot by James Leach of Riges Street. Warren Rhodes of Dickinson College gave an eloquent address before the Loyal Temperance Legion on Saturday.
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Frank Baxter
D. Marele
Grove Street
Dove
Longe Pond
L. Jay
Webster Avenue
Piteston
James Brice
No. 2
Fred Harper
South Blakely Street
Johnson's Mine
John Farrer
I. I Merriman
Em Street
J. W. Quitick
New York
Charles
Charlee Creaver
Jefferson Avenue
Laura Taylor
Hancock
N. Y
Join Taylor
Cherry Etfert
Wilson
Stewart
Rickaby
Thomas Sheppard le
Clay Avenue
A. Jenkins
Butler Street
James Leach
Riges Street
Warren Rhodes
Dickiison College
Loyal Temperance Legion
Public remarks stress temperance and self control
The article notes chief remarks on moderation with phrases about wine for the stomach and mind over matter. It urges total abstinence for those unable to control liquor, while not insisting on full prohibition. An unruly incident in Dunmore corners ends with Parfrey disciplining Kane after provocation.
Crazy on the Cab A fireman recalls a dramatic engine runaway
An aging fireman recounts a near catastrophe from his early career on a New York state road. When his temperamental engineer, possibly drunk, took control and raced the train, the fireman uncoupled the cars, helped stop the runaway, and witnessed the engineer perish in a wreck. Passengers later donated a purse in gratitude.
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Washington Star
New York State
Remarkable Addition to the Known Useful Plants Count
Botanists now place the total known useful plants at about 16 000 with categories including edible fruits and berries 1 100 edible seeds 30 cereals 50 vegetables 420 tubers 200 and many others. Poisonous species total 615. Companion notes list plants yielding drinks oils resins fibers and dyes among many uses and highlight widespread industrial value of botany.
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India
Business clash over manuscripts and profits in magazine
Editors spar with financiers over 100 percent labor costs and unused bundles. The Great Magazine editor argues that every manuscript comes from a different author and will keep readers buying the magazine at thirty five cents until articles are printed.
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Vinaneler
Great Magazine
Finaneler
Markets and Stocks Review from New York July
Stocks opened firm after the Popullars nominated a local leader in St Louis for vice presidency, boosting bulls and hopes of sound money. McKinley’s expected gold standard endorsement and banking restraint on shipments supported gains. Lake Shore and other leaders rose while late days saw partial profit taking.
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New York
St. Louis
Chicago
The
Stock Exchange
McKlnley
Lake Shore
Jersey Central
Tobacco
Delaware
Judson
Bugar
Furniss
William Linn
Ale
LEN & CO
Spruce Street
Philadelphia Provision Market Report
Philadelphia July market update notes provisions largely unchanged with no material shifts in supply or prices observed across major suppliers and outlets. Local merchants report steady demand and stable inventory levels amid mild seasonal variation.
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Philadelphia
Market prices for varied hams and cured meats
The listing shows city smoked beef and pork products with prices per pound or unit, including cured hams and bacon. It notes variances by brand, average quality, and packaging like city refined lard and tallow, with several items described in old market terms.
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Verces
Jalige
Chicago cattle and hog receipts report
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts around 400 head with market easy for steers stockers and feeders priced from 2.40 to 83.00 per head and cows and bulls from 1.26 to 3.85. Hog receipts about 7 000 with heavy bucking and shipping lots 2.45 to 2.85 and mixed grades 1.10 to 2.40. Sheep receipts 3 500 with market steady and lambs around 40.5 to 76 per head.
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Chicago
Market Report From East Liberty Pa July 25
East Liberty Pa July 25 market activity steady across categories. Cattle and hogs show varied prices with prime and light weights at different bids, sheep prices unchanged.
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East Liberty
Oi City Market News Quiet On Oil Balances
July 5 report notes no quotations on optical oil market today as credits balances appear unchanged and traders wait for clearer signals amid thin activity.
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Oi City
Optic
Pillabury Flour Mills Daily Capacity Cited
Pillabury Flour mills report a daily capacity of 17 600 barrels, indicating production scale and operational throughput in the regional milling sector.
Radway’s Pills and Ready Relief Promote Travel Health
There is no remedy for fever and ague and other malarial fevers, but Radway's Pills and Radway's Ready Relief claim rapid effect. Travelers are advised to carry Ready Relief and take a few drops in water to prevent sickness from water changes. The product is sold by druggists. price varies.
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Radway
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Boranton
Scranton Packing Co
Weston Mill Co
Assue
Beranton Glass Co
Beranton Pass
People's Street Railway
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People’s Street Railway
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