Overstock Store Sells Off Stocks At Half Price
The shop announces heavy markdowns to reduce inventory and make space. Prices listed around half of regular, reflecting a clearance sale to free room.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1895
Page
4
Seven Pittsburg and Eastern bridges awarded to Pennsylvania Steel
Pennsylvania Steel wins the contract to build seven steel bridges for the first division of the Pittsburg and Eastern railroad. The project uses 1,600,000 pounds of manufactured steel. Simon Borg is expected to retire as New York Susquehanna and Western president around July 1. Manufacturers' Record notes a pig iron price rise of over $1 per ton likely to trigger further increases as southern furnaces ready orders. Charles Pettigrew of Illinois Steel announces a new construction mill to be built in the city on a 20 acre tract, costing about $1,000,000 and employing over 100 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Pittsburg and Eastern Railroad
Simon Borg
New York, Susquehanna and Western
Southern
Charles Pettigrew
Illnois Steel Company
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Borough Council Meeting Highlights and Local Updates
The borough council met in the borough building Wednesday evening at 7.20 with all members present chaired by President T Morgan. Bills were presented and ordered paid. William Lonn began a new home foundation while Oliver Simpson, injured at Pancoast mine, shows steady improvement. J W Richie of Middlebourg NY visited Richard Parfrey this week. John Lyks was elected by the school board to fill the vacancy caused by John Burnett's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Morgan
William Lonn
Oliver Simpson
Pancoast
J. W. Richie
Middlebourg
N. Y
Richard Parfrey
John Lyks
John Burnett
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy Ad
An 19th century advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup used for teething. It claims to soothe the child ease gum pain relieve wind colic and cure diarrhoea with worldwide druggist distribution and a price of twenty five cents.
Irregular Wall Street gains and varied market notes
The New York stock market showed irregular trading with an overall advance of about four and a quarter percent in the active list and a 24 percent rise in Susquehanna and Western preferred stock. Market reports cover grain prices in New York and Toledo and live stock and tallow markets with scattered price moves and steady tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Susquehanna and Western Preferred
Tribune
G. du B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Astrest
Scranton
Marriages in Archbald Week Sees Three Ceremonies
Three weddings took place in Archbald this week with more planned. Katharine McGlynn of Railroad Street wed Thomas Gallagher of Rock Terrace at St Thomas church, followed by Ag nes Caffrey of Hill Street marrying Matthew Fitzsimmons of Mayfield. Mary Magee married Thomas Kinney at St Thomas church with receptions at the brides’ home.
Marriage in Mayfield and school board actions reported
The wedding of Miss Agnes Caffrey to Matthew Hitzaimmons took place at 4 pm Wednesday in Mayfield with Rev. Dr. Lucas officiating. Attendants included Miss Mary Loftus and John V. Lally. A reception followed at the bride’s Hill Street home with Linde’s orchestra. Mayfield Band members attended. The couple will reside in Mayfield. A new parish foundation for Father Comerford is due to be completed in three weeks with carpenters starting next week. The school board met Thursday with rule votes on tax rates and exoneration lists. The board approved an $18 000 bond for Treasurer O Rourke with sureties. Fourteen mills were designated for educational and building purposes for 1905. A committee was formed to thank Mrs. Frances A. Hackley for funding a kindergarten. resolutions praised her generosity. A separate item notes an old crofter’s prayerful request to recover a stolen cow ended with both cows returned after the thief reappeared. The Tribune Office offers printing services for grocers and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixes Agnes Caffrey
Matthew Hitzaimmons
Mayfeld
Dr. Lucas
Mary Loftus
Scranton
John V. Lally
Mayfield
Hill Street
Linde
Lally
Thomas Law
St. N. Davis
C. B. Hackley
Frances A. Hackley
Justus Bishop
PR. A. Philpin
R. N. Davis
A. F. McNulty
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U.S. Gov't Report
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DR. Reeves
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Throop
Stocks and Bonds
Easler
Mjal
Chicago
SiaItye
Toledo
Union Stock Yards
Philadelphia
Bhia
Pittsburg
City
C. M. Harris
Penn Five
Ing. Am. Tobacco Co
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Thuy Chionge
Chile
Mil
Manhattan
Pacific
Enon
Pacific Mall
Sts Phil, & Read
Southern R
Tenn
Tex Pacific
Union Pacific Eeeaeees
Oo Wyne
Union
Tleather
Chicago Board OF Gc
Perenne
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Flrat National Bank
Green Ridge Lumber
Lackawanna Lumber Co
Lacka. Trust & Safe
Third National Bank Ee
Thuren Con Land Co
Scranton Glass Co
National Boring & Drilling Co
Roahbrook Coal Co
Archbald
Misa Katharine McGlynn
Railroad Street
Thomas Gallagher
Rock Terrace
Agnes Caffrey
Matthew Fitzsimmons
Mary A. Magee
Thomas Kinney
Gallagher-Mc
Mary Magee
Bt. Thomas’ Church
Nellie Moyles
Johnny Speeres
Bos
Hood
Tlood
F. B. Smith
Wyoming Ave
Annie Krueger
Drinker Street
Dunmore
FL E Smith
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Ave
Glolkes
Jersey
THE
Bell Clothing House
Coodman
Cui
WCE Store
OLD Stand
Lackawanka Ave
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Chioras Uchets. Fe
Axminster
Brussels
Peanants
Hale Price
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Carbondale
Dickson Manufacturing CO
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Economy Furniture CO
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