Spring Goods Line Showcased With Low Prices
The advertisement promotes a new line of Spring Goods featuring latest designs and colorings. It claims prices lower than any other house in the trade for goods of the same quality.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1895
Page
8
Expert Rider Sets Speed Rule for Eight MPH Bicycle Law
An expert rider offers a simple method to judge bicycle speed by counting pedal revolutions. He explains gear effects and provides sample speeds for common gear ratios to show how one revolution per second often exceeds the eight mile per hour limit, urging riders to verify figures themselves.
New Great South American Kidney Cure Delivers Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder pain relieved in six hours by a new remedy. Claims prompt relief for the bladder, kidneys, back, and urinary passage for both men and women. Stops water retention and pain in urination almost immediately. Sold by M. Harris, druggist, Pennavonie, Roranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmost
M. Harris
Pennavonie
Roranton
Quiet Stock Exchange as Wheat Decline Weighs Market
Speculation at the New York Stock Exchange was quiet with total sales at 188000 shares. The market remained weak as improved crop prospects and wheat declines failed to spark activity. Industrials and coalers slid on realizations while Sugar held firm. General Electric and Distillers and Lead eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Jeresy Central
Reading
Delaware and Hudson
Lackiwanna
General Electric
Jesus
Tribune
G. du B. Dimmick
Tillnnager
William Linn
Allen & Co
Stock Brokers
Spruce Street
Scranton
Scranton and Toledo Market Notes Include Mortgage Details
Scranton Glass Co and Rushbrook Coal list notes and first and second mortgages on local railways and properties. New York markets show grain and dairy prices with firm to dull trends. Toledo market reports include wheat receipts and shipments, corn and oats prices, and Clover Seed outlook for October 1575.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Glass Co
Rushbrook Coal
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Pass
People’s St. Railway
Toledo
T.c
Market Reports From New York and Chicago June
The market notes slow activity in raw sugar with prices given for various grades. Chicago shows mixed cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and softer values, while Standard Oil and National Transit report limited movement. Philadelphia tallow markets remain quiet but steady with assorted prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Java
Chiccao
Minton Stock Yarda
Anid Feerlere
Philadelphia
Heavy livestock and beef shipments top records
The Pennsylvania and Fasten Rail road reports unprecedented livestock and dressed beef movements. Last week 3 412 loaded cars were handled at Indianapolis, up 328 from the prior week. Lykensa Valley coal on the Brummit Branch totaled 8 107 tons, up 622. year to date 711 726 tons, down 3 519. Earnings data for the New York Pennsylvania and Oldo division are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania and Fastern Railroad Company
Indianapolla
Lykensa Valley
Brummit Branch
E. B. Thomas
Firle Railway
Carnegie Steel Company
Salamanca
Elmora
New York, Penneylvania and Oldo Division
Reading Iron Works to Restart and Coal Output Debate
The Keystone Iron Works rolling mill at Reading will resume operations on June 10 employing 120 hands after three years idle. Seyfert's rolling mill at Gibraltar plans startup employing 300 workers. Reading railroad reports 229,260 tons shipped for the week ending June 1, down from last year, with year to date tonnage up 777,004. Debate on reducing June anthracite production. estimates range from 2,500,000 to 3,500,000 tons, with no price or demand improvement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Iron Works
Reading
Seyfert
Gibraltar
Reading Railroad
Philadelphia Inquirer
Reading Company
Multiple Local Notices and Social Items Spark Port Jervis Era
Beatt Street widow Mra John Manley dies at Emergency hospital. Nine children survive. Port Jervis couples Rosen krangz and L M Walt era wed in Port Jervis. Spere Heating names officers led by C E B Retthew and Edward Clarkson. Miss Marie Clune marries William Sullivan in New York. Manville family moves to summer cottage at Farview. Kinback hosts visitor from Scranton. Lewsly visits Scranton. Grace Bagley’s Sunday school entertainment at Presbyterian chapel. Park Paving officials plan Belmont street paving. Hob by social at Bercon Baptist chapel hosted by Christian Endeavor. Harry Bartlet joins Anthracite publishing. Salem avenue curb and gutter petition circulated for council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manley
Beatt Street
L. A. Patterson
Mires Florence
Rosenkrangz
Port Jervis
L. M. Waltera
Wilkes-Barre
Spere Heating Company
C. E B. Retthew
Edward Clarkson
C. W
Edward Lewsly
Seventh Avenue
Scranton
Grace Bagley
Presbyterian Church
Park Paving Company
Belmont Street
Bercon Baptist Church
Lookout Committee
Christian Endeavor Society
Harry Bartlet
Anthracite Publishing Company
Salem Avenue
Spring
Wayne Streets
Local Notes On Visits Trials And Civic News
Miss Stark visits sister in Wayne County Pa. Dunmore resident Lafayette Decker Jr. spent days in town. Two foreigners Jozef Rodeski and Jan Lashicki tangled with Delaware and Hudson timber takers. Moran arrested them before Justice Maxey. Rodeski jailed on $200 bail. Lashicki discharged. School board delayed organization. meeting planned with W J Maxey. Epworth league to elect officers next Tuesday. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised for teething and diarrhea. Mary Condon to Barker to visit brother John. Haydn Evans choir from Scranton to sing June. Langley groceryman visited Susquehanna. John Davie and wife noted in Parlor City. Jacob Brown’s Pine Street residence being repainted by L Fraudd. Borough council bans bathing and swimming along river view. A R Searle of Susquehanna in town yesterday. W W Adair of Railroad Y M C A in Binghamton today. Numerous Christian Endeavors meet attendance recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stark
White's Valley
Wayne County
Charles Odell
Lafayette Decker, Sr
Dunmore
Jozef Rodeski
Jan Lashicki
Delaware and Hudson Company
Josef
Jan
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
Michael Moran
Michael
Justice of the Peace Maxey
Hillside Coal and Tron
Main Street
Redeakl
Lashirk
W. J. Maxey
Epworth League
Mises
Mary Condon
Barker
John Condon
Haydn Evans
Scranton
Co. Langley
Susquehanna
Hey
John Davie
Jacob Brown
Pine Street
L. Fraudd
E. R. W. Searle
Busquehanna
W. W. Adair
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Binghamton
Christian Endeays
Attendees at Jefferson Branch Union Convention
Report notes members from this place attended the Jefferson Branch union convention in Uniondale on Wednesday. Frank and Robert Lamb have been visiting friends in the Parlor City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orers
Jefferson Branch
Uniondale
Frank
Robert Lamb
Parlor
Buck Taylor Brings Cowboy Feats to Honesdale
Buck Taylor arrives in Honesdale with his trick horse from Liberty and Monticello as summer plans unfold. The Improvement Society adds flower beds at the Delaware and Hudson depot and near Park Jake, with boarding houses in high demand as summer arrives. A new summer hotel is suggested and property near Park Lake viewed as prime spots. Professor Heft's dancing class hosts a social at Pioneer Hall to close the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Taylor
Wyoming Wild West
Honesdale
Liberty
Monticello
Improvement Society
Delaware and Hudson
Park Jake
Park Lake
Professor Heft
Pioneer Hall
Very Fast Runs From Camden To Atlantic City Train Record
The article notes speeds of historic trains, listing Camden to Atlantic City at 76.46 mph, with times and distances for several segments. It cites the official 1890s records, including a 4 second mile near Absecon and Empire State Express milestones, comparing distances and speeds across routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Athantic City
A. ©. Dayton
Atlantic City
Liberty Park
Absecon
Berlin
Winslow Junction
New York World
la Junta
Chicago
Althovel
New York
Buffalo
New York Central
Empire State Express
Syracuse
Magnetic Cure Claims by Dr F B Smith at 312 Wyoming Ave
Advertises animal magnetism and magnetic healing by Dr F B Smith and staff at 312 Wyoming Ave. Promises cures for chronic diseases through magnetic power with free consultations and daily office hours from 9 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reeves
Spruce Effect
Scranton
F.B. Smith
Wyoming Avenue
F. B. Smith
Moree
Smith
Teading
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Corman
Gorman’s
Grand Depot
Leavening Powe
U.S
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Avenue
Rollef
Tobacro Co
Nike
Atch
Ohio
Cc &Si
Lake Shore
Louis
Nash
Gils
Manhattan
Pacific
N.Y
V & Wuathy
West Pacific
Pueifie Mall
Sohaly Ishy
Phil & Ee Wily
Bouthern RK. R
C. Tov Pally
Tex. Pacific
We Union Pac'fl
Wabash Pr
U. &. Athor
Issiens Bly
Chicago Board OF Trade
Pat Ing
Scranton Ifdard
Trade Exchange
Ask
Dime
Fyeebee
First National Hawkis Green Ridge Lumber
Lackiwanna Lumber Co
Ares Lacka, Trust & Safe
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
Third National Bank
Thuron Coal Land Co
Ing Co
Ae Seesaaanton Et
Seranton Ginsa Co
Madison Avenue
Thyasde
Hlec
Sigaile
Northern, &le
Are
Wie
Nalic
Elwins
Kane—Farm
State
Pennsylvania
Iyalsec
Standard Oil
Forest City
Mrs. Winslow
Romiely
Winslow
Mr. J. M. Crocker
Washington, D.C
Hood
Parilla
J. M. Crocker
Rhode Island Avenue
Washington, D. C
Lackawanna Ave
Jersey
Lackawanna Ava
Goodman
Rice Store
OLD Stand
Scranton, Pal
Ghlorens
Lt Far
Nottingham
Tambour
Irish Point
Brussels
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Tro
Economy Furniture CO
Wyoming
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