Susquehanna Area News and Elections Report
Reports note Keystone hook and ladder receipts over 2000 at Susquehanna fair. Columbian club elects A M Bronson president and J G Rady dies aged 80 in Hazleton. Local school directors association eyed for August or September launch. William Dwyer dies after long illness. funeral at St John’s. Mount Carmel man sues Midvalley Coal for 25000 after rail wreck injury. Charitable robbery cites Pensyi robbed of 195. Hazleton license ordinance challenged. Larksville coal tunnel development advances with new veins and future breaker site. Delegates sought for state Republican convention. Miles A Smith visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
Susquehanna
Columbian Club
A. M. Bronson
J. Engle
Charles Sabin
Benedict
John G. Rady
Hazleton
The
Odd Fellows
Susquehanna County ‘Achool Directors’ Association
William Dwyer
Erie Avenue
St. John's Church
Eadward Alichbach
Mount Carmel
Midvalley
Midvalley Coal Company
John Pensyi
Chamokin Allis
Pensyi
Susquehanna Board of Trade
Phesed
Larksville
Luzerne County
Lark Coal Company
Universalist ice cream festival and local notices
The Universalist ladies host an ice cream festival this evening at Mrs George Bnyder's home. Delegates elected for the state convention to meet in Reading next week include Mr and Mrs 8 L Tiffany and others. A fire destroyed a farm shed on the Niven farm last Thursday. Arch Bald baseball team will visit Monday to play Nicholson. Mrs EB Stevens spends week with daughters in Clark's Summit and Scranton. Charles Gardner of Factoryville and James K Frear of Tunkhannock listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Nicholson
EB. Stevens
Clark
Bummit
Scranton
Charles Gardner
Factoryville
James K. Frear
Tunkhannock
Secret "cure" for drunkenness advertised in New York
An unclear clipping claims a revolutionary antidote to make drinkers lose the taste for alcohol when added secretly to tea. The piece cites Renova Chemical in New York and promises instructions and secrecy, spelling out a hidden remedy for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeur
Renova
New Yorks
Local News Briefs From Kingston And Nearby Towns
David Gray leases Lake Carey store for upcoming season. Residents travel to Kingston to watch Lafayette versus Seminary. Mrs Hodge visits North Hampton for a month. Rose Herrick visits Kingston with parents. Joe McKown visits Waynesboro with Cecil. Mrs W G Graham spends days in Wilkes-Barre. Paul Dunn returns from Scranton after sewer work. Ernest Little Jr practices law in Wilkes-Barre with Charles Foster. Clem Chamberlain shifts from Triton to Pottsville baseball. Packer house gets new paint. T G Greenville new house under rapid construction. Mrs J Wood Pratt visits Kingston parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Gray
Lake Carey
Kingston
Lafayette
Hodge
Northampton
Mass
Rose Herrick
Joe McKown
Waynesboro
Cecil
W. G. Graham
Wilkes-Barre
Paul Dunn
Scranton
Ernest Little, Jr
Charles Foster
Clem Chamberlain
Triton
Pottsville
Packer House
T.G
Greenville
J. Wood Pratt
Avoca High School Holds First 1907 Graduation
The Barsfield opera house hosted Avoca High School's first graduation of the class of 1907. Students processed to music from the Touhill orchestra, received diplomas from Professor Hoban, and joined a banquet with toasts to directors schools ladies teachers and future alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barsfield Opera House
Avoca High School
Laurela
Elizabeth Hines
Kathryne Brehony
Matilda (Tiford
Jessie Morton
Mary Gordon
Kate Campbell
Mary Reap
Agnes Clifford
Cogswell
Manisfield
Professor Jones
Dawning
School
Phalanx
Matilda Clifford
la Chase
Helen Dixon
Celia McGlynn
Robert Golden
William Jennings
Mra. M.A. Golden
J. J. Morahan
Nellie Murphy
John O'Malley
Susie
Mary
Nellie Gallagher
Rose Kearney
G. M. Geary
Wilkes-Barre
Mesars McCarthy
Merrit
Eagan
Mamie Walsh
Rose Barrett
Plains
A. T. Walsh
Mather Touhill
B. Carroll
B. Coleman
N. Colemain
Fadden
Seranton
Ella Beanion
Mary Golden
Scranton
M. A. Golden
Robert Dougher
Edward Murphy
West Side
James O'Brien
Carlisle
Dickinson Law School
Local notices include visits and moves around town
Mrs Ellen Westgate entertained the Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church Thursday. Howard Crane is home from Key stone academy. Walter Kilmer moved back to his former house. Miss Lucy Crandall returned home after time with her grandmother Mrs Rison. A class of thirty five took the teachers examination on Wednesday by Superintendent Worley. Edith Wright of Mount Pleasant visits her uncle John Tass. Prof. Thomas of Carbondale was in town Tuesday giving music lessons. Mrs. Nettle Carpenter, ill, is recovering. Hungarian element represented at Lake Lewin. Mrs Powers and Mrs Ramuel Crossman of Whites Valley visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Westgate
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Howard Crane
Keystone Academy
Walter Kilmer
Lucy Crandall
Rison
Worley
Edith Wright
Mount Pleasant
John Tass
Thomas
Carbondale
Nettle Carpenter
Lake Lewin
Powers
Ramuel Crossman
Whites Valley
Great Wall Paper Sale Closes Stock Fast
Out of wall paper business, stock must be closed out immediately. Twenty five thousand rolls offered at bargain prices with many rolls priced between 10 and 25 cents per roll. Sale aims to clear room for other goods. Slashed prices include 10¢, 15¢, 20¢, and 38¢ options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Hardenbergh Endorsed by Rail Labor in Harrisburg Meeting
A joint railroad employes gathering including conductors engineers firemen and railway telegraphers endorsed Senator Hardenbergh for the Republican nomination for auditor general. About one hundred delegates attended and a fourteen member committee led by Engineer Laird of Altoona will confer with Hardenbergh next Tuesday evening to discuss support actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Brotherhood of Conductors
Brotherhood of Engineers
Brotherhood of Trainment
Brotherhood of Firemen
Order of
BE. B. Hardenbergh
Laird
Altoona
Hardenbergh
State Sons of Veterans meet in Towanda with parade and events
Towanda prepares for the state encampment of Sons of Veterans next Tuesday to Thursday. Arches and decorations rise as the city hosts the annual parade with the fire department and a military ball. Thursday features the Harter prize marksmanship contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Sons of Veterans
Harter
Alonzo Houseknecht Fatally Injured in Hazleton Plunge
Hazleton report says Alonzo Houseknecht was fatally injured when a wagon horses ran away on the Conyngham pike. He was thrown from the seat and impaled on a picket fence, fracturing ribs and suffering internal injuries. his death is feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Butler
Alonzo Houseknecht
New York Produce Market Prices and Trading Activity Summary
The New York Produce Market bulletin shows mixed movement across grains, dairy, and fats with spot prices for Wheat, Corn, and oats steady to weak. Butter and Cheese hold steady amid varied futures, while prairie and northern markets show softer bids and open interest fading in June trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
William Linn
Allen & CO
Mears
Ing. Am. Tobacco Co
Canada
Ches
Ohio
Chicago
N. W
Mil
Cc. C
St. le
R. I
Ituanon Pen Pac
C. F
Wlectric
Lake Shore
Souis & Nash
TB Man
Am Kit
Si Mo
IOO
N.Y
É& W
Pac
Au Phil & Reading
Southern RK
Southern FR. R. Pr
Tenn
Iron
Texan Pacific
Union Pacific
Western Union Wabash Pr
Tervesee
AG U
Chicago Board OF Trade
Minnesota
Manitoba
Duluth
Fouth
Apot
Net
Titec
Iec
Western Creamery
Tyall
Waldtec
Pennsylvania
Tiwiltec
Chicago Futures and Cash Quotes Report for Wheat and Corn
The report lists futures for Wheat July 674, September 6 fold, December 4c. Corn June 4c, July 4c, September 5c. Oats July 18c, September 17%o. pork July 7.70, September 7.0. lard July 3.67. Short rib and other items with cash quotients for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and whiskey. Receipts and shipments of several commodities are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midge
Timothy Seo
Philadelphia Provision Market Report and grain prices
Wheat futures edged lower while flour, butter and refined sugars held firm amid steady demand. Cotton and tallow reflected unchanged to dull tones with poultry markets steady for fowls and spring chickens. Receipts showed 6,000 sacks of wheat and large corn and oats shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Maliye
Pennsylvania
New York Market Report Shapes Mixed Livestock Prices
June market bulletin notes quiet steady demand across native cattle calves and lambs. Calves and lambs show varied receipts with modest shifts in prices while hogs hold near steady levels amid uneven activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cattle and Hogs Market Reports From Chicago and East Buffalo
Cattle steady and hogs active in Chicago markets with calves and grass cattle varied in price. East Buffalo reports trade mixed with cattle steady and sheep and lambs dull, with ranges for good to choice hogs and wethers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Colorado
East Buffalo
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Credited For Fatigue and Digestive Help
Letters from readers across Massachusetts Pennsylvania and Delaware praise Hood’s Sarsaparilla for improving fatigue weakness loss of appetite and stomach pain in their families. Testimonials credit the tonic with restoring energy and health, with parents noting relief for children and adults alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
F. Hanes
Brysonia
Pretty Oil Cloths Offer Durable Home Coverings
This sale promotes full weight bordered oil cloths valued for cleanliness and bright appearance. It claims oil cloths coat less than fine carpets, with linen warps from Japa and Chinese sources, priced around 4.00 for 40 yards and some cheaper options, distinguishing from bargain-store quality.
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Northeastern
Miles A. Smith
Springville
Phoenix Club
Langsataff Hose Company
No. 1
Fordham
Hubert McAlpine
Main Street
West Pittston
Gow. Stanton
Borough Counel
Fred H. Chase
John Ellenberg
P. B. Walter
Stanley N. Simrell
Linghamton
Crystal Lake
Mr. Place
Raneon Poor Farm
Waller Henwood
Foster & Cos
Langstaff Hose Company
AVOCA
Uniondale
ROYAL
Foval Mash Powder CO
Aow
Wayne Senator
State Sons OF Veterans
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton & Pittston Trac
National Boring & Drill'g
First National Bank
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
le Scranton Baving& Bank
Seranton Packing Co
Lacka, Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank
Throop Novelty
Beranton Traction Oc
Sone
Beranton
Morteng People's
Scranton & France
Prac. Co
People's Gireat Railway
Dickwon Manufacturing Co
Imp
ABC Works Co
Cccerene
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live
Poe
James T. Mann
Hubbardston
Mure
H.L
Mowry
William T. Hurdle
Hollyville
Del
Sarsaparilla
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Lordonp Elerdon
Lackawanna Avenue
Milan
Doxen Epraya
Lena Teffers
Cerson’s
Julius Traugott
Kerr, 8On & Co
S. G. Kerr
Wyoming House
Lackawanna Ave
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing CO
Meridian ST
M. W. Collins
Acoma
Wyoming Avenue
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Davidow
Boo
Williama & Clark
Ladion Gray Bros
John Kelley
Harding
Myer Davidow
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