Fifteenth Anniversary Of Camp No 177 Sons Of America
The North Scranton event celebrated Camp No. 177 Patriotic Order Sons of America fifteenth anniversary with an auditorium program. John W Hopewell presented the camp history noting 1887 founding in Osterhout hall, 21 charter members, 74 current members, and two hundred initiations over the years.
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Camp No. 177
Patriotic Order Sons of America
John A. Hopewell
Washington Camp
Osterhout’s Hall
J. W. Hopewell
George W. Hand
G. B. Bode
E. C. Dunier
D. K B. Miller
T. C. Terwilliger
C.T. Miller
J. A. Hopewell
D. M. Putney
Edward L. Benjamin
F. Silkmin
H. M. Pennypacker
O. Nyhart
B. Briggs
C. . Putney
M. Co. Smith
George Kek. Atherton
I. A. Rifenberry
B. M. Atherton
George A. Biguiow
T. M. Maynard
C. M. Maynard
J. M. Eherman
J. FH. Sehorar
W. A. Geddes
C. F. Ward
Edward FF. Wells
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Child’s Narrow Escape From Garden Fire
Six year old John Roberts of Wayne Avenue escaped serious harm after he lit a match in the garden while staying with his grandmother Mrs John Pritchard in Plymouth. The flames singed his clothes and inflicted painful burns to his back and chest before neighbors and his grandmother subdued the blaze and he began recovering.
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John Roberts
Benjamin Roberts
Wayne Avenue
Plymouth
John Pritchard
Local notices and society items from Scranton area
Mrs Evan L Morgan of Breaker gbd is in New York for a few days. Ian Price sailed to visit parents in Ingles for a month. James J Grier of Mc Guire and Grier is in New York on business. Womans Christian Temperance Union meets Thursday at 3 PM in Young Womens Christian Association rooms. H Richards of West Market street leaves with carpenters to erect a building above Dalton. Prof Mac Murray to give stereopticon lecture tomorrow at Providence Presbyterian church tickets 5 and 15 cents. Lieut Ezra S Griffin camp Sons of Veterans to attend service at First Primitive Methodist Green Ridge next Sunday at 7 PM with North Scranton Glee Club. Independent Orchestra held last dance of season at the Auditorium. Mrs Miriam Devis of Homestead visiting cousin Thomas T Jones on Wayne avenue. Work is rapidly progressing on the
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Evan L. Morgan
Breaker Gheed
New York
Ian Price
New York City
Ingles
James J. Grier
McGuire
Chamberlains Pain Balm heals cuts faster
Chamberlains Pain Balm is an antiseptic liniment that when applied to cuts bruises and burns promotes quicker healing without scarring. For sale by all druggists.
Construction Upgrades at Institute Due Next Week
Workers report locker and bathroom renovations at the Institute, with completion expected by the latter part of next week.
Lackawanna Implements Semi Annual Train Flagmen Premium
General Superintendent Clarke's order effective May 1 provides a five dollar per month semi annual premium to flagmen in train service including helpers pusher and bill engines for maintaining clear records and protecting trains under company rules. T. K. Clarke praised for improving operations from chaos to high efficiency.
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Delaware Lackawanna & Western Board Makeup for Today
The schedule lists the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for Thursday June 5 with activity blocks across the day. Summits West at 8 a.m. Kirby leads J Hennigan's crew. Pushers at 7 a.m. with Houser Moran and Murphy. W 1 Bathrolomew and Helpers begin at 10 a.m. with McGovern and Secor. Stanton listed at 4 49 p.m.
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Llewellyn Named Freight Agent for Lackawanna at Kingston
G. M. Llewellyn is appointed freight agent of the Lackawanna railroad at Kingston, succeeding J. G. Christian who has resigned. J. J. Keating is appointed freight and ticket agent at West Pittston.
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Lackawanna Railroad
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Supreme court adjourns without scheduling reassembly
The Supreme court adjourned today without fixing a time for reassembly. Decisions handed down include several cases from Luzerne and surrounding districts such as Michael Mooney vs. Pennsylvania railroad and Spring Brook Water company vs. Pittston, all affirmed.
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Lewis Estate
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the Whervale Coal Company
Pardons Granted in Brent Strike Riot Case
Exclusive wire from Harrisburg reports Thomas Marewr, serving a three year term for rioting at Oneida during the Brent anthracite strike in 1000, was pardoned today by Governor Stone. Harcur's associates were pardoned last October and UMW leaders have since pressed for his release despite Schuylkill county authorities protesting the pardon.
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Thomas Marewr
Pottsville
Oneida
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Harcur
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Schuylkill County
Anin
Record sale confirmed for Philadelphia Record
Judge McPherson in the United States district court confirmed the sale of 9 050 shares and 500 000 bonds of the Philadelphia Record. The property was publicly auctioned to William B Stenger and others of Philadelphia for 2 871 000 dollars.
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United States District Court
Philadelphia Record
William 8. Stenger
Murder Suicide in Buffalo Shocks City
In Buffalo on June 4 August Wolf shot and killed Sophia McGraney after her rejection then killed himself. Both deaths reported with Mrs McGraney’s husband said to be in Los Angeles California.
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Sophia McGraney
August Wolf
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report June 4
East Buffalo June 4 receipts for cattle 1100 steady with top veals at 46.75, hogs 9400 slow demand closing weaker with heavy hogs 7.10 to 7.40, lambs and sheep 2400 steady to slow with best lambs around 6.75 to 7.00 and culls down to 1.75. Market notes incomplete but shows mixed demand across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Buffalo
Liberty Live Stock Market Summary
East Liberty June livestock prices show Choice beef at 2.70 per unit and prime grades at 2.80. Averages reflect mild demand with blends trading near 2.60, while other common cuts hover around 2.50 to 2.70.
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Markets Drift After Labor Tensions and Steel Slowdown
New York trading hovered in a narrow range with a heavy undertone as light selling dented gains. News of coal mine shutdowns and Chicago labor unrest clouded sentiment while United States Steel and Continental Tobacco fell from recent highs. volume was modest and bonds showed firmer upcoming. Scranton Wholesale Market notes softer butter and beans amid cautious demand.
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Wheat and Grain Market Report Philadelphia June 4
Wheat firm at June contract grade with stable corn and steady oats. Butter firm with higher prices for creamery, cheese steady at New York origins. Cotton higher mid uplands while live poultry and dressed poultry show firm demand. receipts list 4 000 barrels of flour and various grain totals with shipments of wheat and corn.
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Market Report From New York Opens With Mixed Activity
New York markets show varied activity with rye flour and wheat futures edging, while options and ship prices indicate firmness. Traders noted steady demand and limited supply as prices hovered near prior levels amid fluctuating quotes for several commodities.
Open Saturday Evenings 7 30 to 8 30
A brief notice states hours for Saturday access from 7 30 to 8 30. The text indicates a venue or service remains available during those times on Saturdays.
Corn Spot Prices and Dairy Markets Show Mixed Activity
Market notes indicate corn bids opened firm on lighter receipts, then eased before closing mixed as wheat moved, July to December futures show slight gains while oats stay steady. Dairy and cheese prices display irregular patterns with creamery demand modest and western storage notes signaling varied stock levels.
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Chicago Grain Market Shifts as Bulls Push Corn Prices
Chicago traders saw rapid bull action in the corn pit with erratic follow through after days of decline. July contracts for corn and wheat moved up while provisions and various grain prices fluctuated, with price quotes for flax seed pork and lard also listed in the day’s market snapshot.
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Northwestern
Schedule In Elect May 25 Train From Wilkes Barre
Train schedule details show a vestibule Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia via Pottville with Pullman parlor car and coaches. Stops include Harrisburg Philadelphia and Baltimore with connections to Washington and Pittsburg. Weekday and Sunday services listed with times and intermediate stations.
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Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 4
Cattle receipts 11 000 including Texan stock active. Hogs receipts 34 000 with 4 000 carried over. Sheep receipts 7 000 with bulk prices lower for lambs and steady to lower for sheep. Prices noted for Texan fed steers hogs and lambs across market sections.
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Ol City June Credit Balances and Shipments Report
An Ol City agency reports 120 certificates with no bid. Shipments show 89 009 barrels and 49 027 barrels, with averages of 681 001 barrels. Details mention d-Credit balances and related figures for June.
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Train Schedules Tied to Carbondale and Honeydale Routes
In effect November 24 1601 train times listed for Carbondale and Honeydale routes include arrivals and departures at 6.20 400 8.53 and 11.29 am and other fractional times. The note references VOR Wither Surround and Palate north routes with various times and connections. W L Pryor D P A Boranton pennsylvania area listed.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule and Named Officials
May 18 1902 timetable showing trains from Scranton to Philadelphia New York via D&TL and connections to White Haven Hazleton Pottsville Easton Reading and Wilkes Barre via various routes. Lists Pullman parlor and sleeping car service and public ticket offices with Wayne schedule details and names Gen. Supe Rollin Wilbur Gen Pass Agt Charles Ler Div Pass Agt A W Nomenmacher.
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Quaker City Express and Regional Rail Schedules
Central Railroad of New Jersey announces the Quaker City Express from Scranton to Philadelphia with Pullman Bullet Parlor Car service and a single change to Baltimore Washington. Additional trains serve Avoca Pittston Wilkes Barre Long Branch and Reading Lebanon and Harrisburg with varied daily departures. Tickets and information available at agents.
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