Universalist convention at Towanda condemns anti-canteen law
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Towanda June 13 reports a Universalist convention adopting a resolution condemning the federal canteen law interpretation. The group urges enforcement of the law and calls for a new explicit act abolishing canteens. Dr. Atwood delivered the sermon, stressing honesty and public virtue.
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Universaliate
Towanda
Scranton Tribuna
Congress of the
United States
Brethren of All Ulster Churches
Atwood
TH. A. Abbott
Mr. Palmer
Mansfield
Old Blue Law Enforced In Towanda
PF J Brennan a confectioner was charged with selling peanuts and oranges on Sunday and fined 7 dollars with costs total 7 87 after paying. He then secured a warrant for Abel King who was found guilty for purchasing goods that day and paid 4 87 in costs and fine. Authorities expect more arrests and trials in higher court.
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Scranton Tribune
Towanda
PF. J. Brennan
Justice of the Peace
Brennan
Abel King
Five boilermakers arrive as Sayre labor talks loom
Towanda reports that five boilermakers were sent by the railroad company to Sayre and are housed in a paldee car near the boiler shops. Two Lehigh Valley Coal and Iron police joined by Detective Caskey and other officers assist as talks aim for a quiet settlement.
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Towanda
Sayre
Lehigh Valley Coal and Iron Police
J. Holly
Phillipsburg
J. Hackett
Easton
Caskey
Gibson News Roundup Reports Local Visits and Fourth of July Plans
Gibson notes John Follet and wife of SheMeld Illinois visiting friends in town. Mrs E H Sweet visits her mother Mrs S D Pickering and sister Kathryn in Scranton. Gibson plans an old fashioned Fourth of July celebration this year. Mrs James Herrick visited her parents in Hepbottom last week. There will be a platform dance at the town hall.
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Scranton Tribune
Gibson
John Follet
SheMeld, Ill
D. Pickering
Kathryn
Scranton
James Herrick
Hepbottom
Local Honesdale Notes and Upcoming Excursions
Special to the Scranton Triline from Honesdale dated June 13 reports Miss Rebecca Thompson home from Ithaca for the winter term. Scranton guests include Mrs. Charlesworth visiting her son Edward on Dyberry Avenue and Mrs. Reed T Burns staying with Dr. Edward Burns. Several locals attend weddings and commencements in Scranton and Northampton. The new water company advances Cajaw pond cleanup to supply fall water to Union and Bunnell hills. A cottage week is planned near Beech Grove with Verna Steinman Helen Fowler Kate Brady Katharine Gaylord and others. Erie railroad excursion to New York departs Newchurgh Saturday June 16, return Monday. round trip fare three dollars.
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Honesdale
Rebecca Thompson
Ithaca
N. Y
Charlesworth
Scranton
Edward
Dyberry Avenue
Lulu McGarry
George H. Birdsall
Honésdale
Charlotte J. Bauman
Northampton
Mass
New Water Company
Union Hill
Bunnell Hill
Beech Grove
Verna Steinman
Helen Fowler
Kate Brady
Katharine Gaylord
Alice Sims
Falls Church
Carrie Stevens
Erie
New York
Newchurgh
Local Property Improvements Highlight June Thompson News
June Thompson notes ongoing home upgrades at the head of Pleasant Street by William Van Horn and A H Crosler applying paint to updated residences. Charles Crozer handles additional carpentry for R F Howard's house as a new harness shop lumber arrives on Jackson Street near Pickering Wilmarth Co. Mrs King reshapes a front room that housed E C Dayton’s jewelry and printing office. B C Layton relocates to the justice’s office room under the corner store as Rev P R Tower and wife travel by wagon.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
William van Horn
Pleasant Street
A. H. Crosler
Charles Crozer
R. F. Howard
Pickering, Wilmarth & Co
Jackson Street
Franklin and Tower reunions set for weekend in Harford
Attendees plan a Franklin reunion tomorrow and a Tower reunion on Saturday. A Thompson celebration follows Corner Days with bands, a glee club, and speeches by foreign visitors. Edgar Davis at the Jefferson House displays twin calves about one week old.
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Harford
Franklin
Tower
Thompson
Glee Club
Edgar Davis
Jefferson House
Local notes from Forest City and vicinity June 13
William Sealy of Wandling moved his family to Forest City and lives in Coll Lait's house on Dundaff Street. Prof C T Thorpe and wife visit relatives at Susquehanna. Sheriff Maxey of Montrose returns with mother in law Mrs Thomas Trown for a two week visit. Minnie McKee and Frank McKee of Lake Como attend Mrs John Yeager’s funeral. Clifford breaker runs full time to dispose of coal from Clifford mine No 2 shaft and slope. St Joseph Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society to run a July excursion. date and place TBD. Mrs Michael Krantz returns from Honesdale where she cared for daughter Katie ill with scarlet fever. T J Pentecost taken suddenly ill at his Delaware Street home. condition improved today.
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Forest City
William Sealy
Wandling
Coll“Lait
Dundaff Street
C. T. Thorpe
Susquehanna
Sheriff Maxey
Montrose
Thomas Trown
Minnie McKee
Frank McKee
Lake Como
John Yeager
Clifford
Dlfford
St. Joseph
Katie
T. J. Pentecost
Delaware Street
James F. Blessing
Oakland Township
Oakland Congregational Church
Rey
Boughton
MeKune
Brandt Chair Factory Ia
Hallatead
Letite
Mra. Jagger
Henry T. Birchard
Broadstreet
David Lofgren
New York City
Oaklands
G. G. Cochran
Erie
Western
Cleveland
Ohio
L. L. Twilley
Baltimore
Ernest Prinentel
Philadelphia
M. D. Erwin
Willow Street
Thomas Nicholson
South Pine Street
E. B. Hardenbergh
Honesvile
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna County
Taft
Mitchell
West Main Street
Susquehanna County Christian Endeavor
Uniondale
Lansing
Scranton
Charles Lee
Carbondale
F. FE. Brush & Sons
Oakland
Sucasuehanna
Matthews Building
Osborne Block
Charles A. Smith
B. T. Glidden
Maple Avenue
Wayne County
Erle Railroad Company
Susquehanna Public Schools
Wyoming Seminary
Julia
W. Cc. Cruser
Montrose Democrat
M. A. Hickey
New York
Julia Manzer
South Gibson
Lake Villa
Minots
St. John's
James Blessing
New Milford
James F. Bles
James Fagan
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Great Bend
St. Mary's Church
Harry G. Brush
Oakland Side
Wilkes-Barre
D. Purtell
Binghamton
Fred Pride
Riverside Park
Lanesboro
Peckham Visit and Local Events Highlight Brooklyn Notes
Mr and Mrs George Peckham of Waverly PA visit relatives in Brooklyn and return home. Universalist and Presbyterian churches plan Children s Day services next Sunday. Manning Perigo breaks shoulder while leading a mol and Nelson Packard begins tax collection duties.
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Scranton Tribune
Brooklyn
George Peckham
Waverly
Kev
Sage
Waldir
Universalista
Towanda
Universalist Church
B. Eldbridge
Universalist
Presbyterian
Children’s Day services bless Scranton churches
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports high attendance at Children’s Day services in the Presbyterian and Methodist churches with elaborate decorations and well rendered child performances. Four year old Ince Button was struck by a horse while crossing the street. no bones were broken and recovery is expected.
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Scranton Tribune
Nicholson
Arthur C. Thompson
Peckville
Troxell
Mr. Green
Scranton
Little Ince Button
Dr. Decker
Funeral for James F Blessing Held in Susquehanna
The funeral of James F Blessing of Oakland township was held at Oakland Congregational church and interred at MeKune Cemetery. News notes report Erie railroad employment, milk price talks and a coming excursion from Binghamton to Riverside Park, plus local visits and upcoming events in Susquehanna County.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised by Des Moines User
Mrs. B Doty of Des Moines Iowa thanks the manufacturers of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for its performance in coughs lung troubles and whooping cough. She expresses gratitude and urges continued use. Matthews Bros. are wholesale and retail agents with the product available at druggists.
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Doty
Des Moines
Iowa
Matthews Bros
Forthcoming events and local notices in Factoryville
Reports a 10 year old boy breaking his collar bone after a fall last Tuesday. A lawn social at the Methodist parsonage Friday night June 15. Lackawanna railroad adopts a new June 10 schedule claiming best service. Children’s Day at the church on June 24. East Lake Sheridan road to be built with Nicholson supervisors to receive bids. Census work in progress in nearby townships. Mr and Mrs Walter B Cobb of Scranton visiting. First quarterly meeting at the Methodist church next Sunday.
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Lake Sheridan
Nicholson Township
Fleetville
Brown
Clinton Township
Walter B. Cobb
Scranton
Peruna praised as tonic for exhausted women in ad
A Wisconsin reader touts Peruna as a nerve tonic for tired feeble women, claiming it strengthens digestion, sleep, and circulation, guards against colds, and restores vitality in summer. extols Health and Beauty by Dr. Hartman and offers free literature from The Peruna Medicine Company in Columbus Ohio.
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Mary Goerbin
Medrod
Wis
Pernane
Peruna
Hartman
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Markets Rise on Rain Relief and Foreign Stock Gains
New York stocks advanced early aided by a better zone for foreign markets and rain relief for drought areas in the northwest. The grain market lagged as northern growers urged louder selling pressure while Baltimore and Ohio moved up with 2,000 shares traded. The session ended firm with notable steel stock rally driven by hopeful demand. total sales reached 21,199,000 with United States Steel improving as bids rose.
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New York
Shine
Baltimore
Olio Wits Etoone
United States
Local Market Prices Note Fragmentary Shoppers Guide
Cropped OCR fragment lists prices for groceries and farm goods with items like beans and flour board. figures appear partial and uncertain. Mentions are unclear but include price cues such as 2.45 and 4.25 and generic terms beans flow er patent.
Wheat Market Notes From Philadelphia June 1
Wheat prices show quiet steady demand across grades with reports of fair to good quality. Poultry and livestock prices rise as shipments include 2,000 barrels of flour and 610 000 pounds of various goods alongside corn and wheat consignments in a broad market update.
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Philadelphia
New York
Contiwestern
Ambiguous New York dairy and industry notes
Fragmentary OCR from a New York page mentions dairy terms, products, vendors, and equipment. It references creameries, white and red varieties, and assorted store items with scattered names and figures, but key details are unclear.
Wheat Falls Then Rises in Chicago Grain Report
Chicago grain notes show wheat opening weak due to northeast rains, then rebounding with reports from the region. Corn prices slipped and stayed down, while the overall grain and flour markets reflected mixed but cautious activity. Market details include various wheat, corn, rye, and flour notes with tentative price ranges and commodities.
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Chicago
Hiatige
Thea Harley
Timothy
Rites
Bhdad
Thalye
Eldes
Chicago cattle and hog market mixed with steady to lower quotes
Market reports from Chicago show cattle opening steady to weak with feeder stock firm and varied price readings across classes. Prices for cows, steers, heifers, and hogs appear mixed with some ranges given and several figures distorted by OCR but indicating weaker and steadier shifts.
Market Reports From New York Livestock Auction
The June 11 notice lists Teev ee Steers and early selections priced around 70 for steer stock. Calves Veoala opemal steady with butter and milk products noted. Sheep and Hogs show slower sales with lower lambs and mixed cattle values. feeding hogs quoted as fairly steady.
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New York
Monilay
Stowly
East Buffalo Cattle Prices and Sheep Market Report
East Buffalo New York June market notes show cattle and calves with mixed futures. Hecht steer and cows traded at varied weights with prices around 84.00 for certain cattle and several lots including yearlings and wethers offered. sheep and lambs show action for culls and fair to good weight offerings.
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East Buffalo
N. V
East Liberty Cattle Market Report Highlights Varied Beef, Hogs and Calves
Eastern market notes list categories with prices for heavy hogs light hogs and yorkers as well as wethers and lambs. Calves and spring lambs are shown with price ranges and quality terms amid a mix of abbreviations.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Sworn Testimony by Cheney
Frank J. Cheney declares his firm Arm of FJ Cheney Co. will pay $100 for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Oath sworn in Toledo Ohio with seal. Cure said to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists and Hall's family medicines.
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State of Ono
City of Toledo
Lucas County
J. Cheney
FJ. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Gleason
Hall
Chen O
Our Great One Hour Friday Sales
Jonas Long's Sons promotes a Friday sales event promising rich options and attractive attractions. The notice invites readers to review the program for tomorrow and gauges customer opinion on the exceptionally prepared menu.
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Gibaron
Frank Risley
John Foilet
Laipton
Will
Elmer DeWitt
E. &. Bailey
H. A. Barrett
Lakeview
H. M. Roberts
Jackson
Gibson House
W. J. Lamb
C. A. Sweet
Harry Estabrook
Bradford
The
Scranton Triline
Spreial
Sumter
Brothers, Scranton
Eeenen Ae Beecham
Miss Mary Goerbing
Wall Street Review
Tribune
An & Ca Cron Meare
Sredephione Ams
A & Aeene
iRibokiven Teaetion
Manhattan
C.ccsscosas
Abs
Southern Pacific
Norfolk & Western
U.S
Union Pacific
Prien Pacific
Western Union
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Son First National Bank
Scranton Savings
Scranton Packing Co
Aes
Third National Bank
Wlpca
Yet & Safe Deposit
Nee
Scrantoty Palm Co
Clark & Snover
Clark & Inover O
Vr Power
Seranton Tron Kenew & Mie
Scranton Axle Works
Lackowanns Dairy Co
Mh. Ag
Aes County Savings Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank
Ee Standard Drilling
Coal
National
People's
Gunewal Orti
Aveawea Cerss
Dickson Manufcturing Co
City Locka
Scranton Traction
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
New York Grain and Produce
Dune
Atloat
Opthans
Tracora Wallon
Tatiige
Ileliry
Thalia
Lnege
Aia
Javee Cole Aenall
Walno
Seaidy
Atat
Milage
Chicago Grain and Produce
Trong
God
Bolls
Mary Towans
Carleads
Texas
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty
Xtra
Ihab
Oli
OW City
Avne
Welsh Bros
R. R
Ash Street
Connell Building
Dewlera
Mount Pleasant
Couratis Oriental
Bari Mudd
Hantee Leith
Ae Jr Lea Wal
al. Awa Fancy Goode Dessors
T. O
Canadas
Europe
T. Bopillns
Prop
Great Jones
Jonas Long
Alvara de
Rochester
Paris
Curt Ward
Orton
Th &c
Curtis
Wriday
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