Hazleton Y M C A considers new secretary and local industry notes
Neighboring counties report events from Tunkhannock and Wilkes Barre. Strawberries shipped from Tunkhannock on Tubaday. Pittston Y M C A field day postponed. Hazleton Y M C A extends a call to C N Chase of Lewistown Me for general secretary. UK mill adds a dye house as business improves. Susquehanna Collegiate Institute Alumni Association will skip reunion this year. A three story frame building on Division Street Wilkes Barre housing William Nancarrow burned. Lehigh Valley railroad to stop using bituminous coal on passenger engines. Bert Wells of Tunkhannock loses three fingers in a grinder accident at Mehiwpany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute
Division Street
Leo Paunk
Wilkes- Barre
William Nancarrow
Lehigh Valley Road
Bert Wells
Mrst
Carey
Wyoming County
Mehiwpany
Local notices from Susquehanna county gatherings and visits
Ella Burgett visits in Camblin and several residents travel to Susquehanna for visits. Pay day noted on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. Rev L W Church to address a men’s meeting. Presbyterian Endeavor to hold a prayer meeting at Samuel Weiss’s home. School board to hire teachers on Saturday. The Presbyterian Sunday school marked its eightieth anniversary. A series of church exchanges and associations are planned with meetings in September. A concert program is listed for Friday evening at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Burgett
Camblin
A. L. Waterman
Susquehanna
Grant Decker
Scranton
Allie Ward
New Milford
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
F. P. Browne
Railroad
Young Men's Christian Association
George M. Lamb
Binghamton
C. E. Swarts
Bloomebure
Charles Wyant
Buffalo
Dunkirk
Susquehanna County ‘Teachers’ Association
Houck
Lena Sands
John Davis
The
Baptist Church
William Wilbur
Jackson
W. 4
Barnes
Harford
Frank Lawrence
Great Council of the
R. M
Pennsylvania
Sixty-First
W. RR. Tinkertt
Vestal
James T. du Bois
Washington, D. C
F. ©. Swarts
Thiz
Walter Burton
Mia
Avers
Miss Barney
Miss Buck
New York
J. K. Preston
Ida Carr
Aston
Fannie Simrel
Filo
Webb Hamlin
Laura
Helen Curran
Mra. Ayers
Montrose
Mise Duck
William McCreary
Mesars
Fancher
Barney
Mrs. Wilmot
Misa Barney
Ofertory
Lizzie Frudd
Mrs. Barney
Zlike Sisters
Busie Coleman
J. R. Preston
Misses Trowbridge
Millard
Pearl Stein
Misrepresentation Prompted Finn Pond Correction
Nicholson Examiner reports corrections to a Finn Pond case. J. W. Tiffany confessed judgment after a signed paper. Tinglor and Tiffany hold titles yet Baylor pays two thirds and Tiffany one third of costs. The suit involves general parties and disputed waters. The Great Bend ball team is set to play the Nicholsons next week, with a band serenade Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Finn Pond
J. W. Tiffany
Tinglor
Tiffany
Baylor
Great Bend
Nicholsons
Tiffany Hosts Guests and Serves Refreshments
Ex Representative H. D. Tiffany invited guests and offered ice cream and refreshments. The final course proved most important to the visit, increasing their treasury slightly, while Miss Stella Steinbach aged 46 spent a few days with friends nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Tiffany
June Wedding in Wyoming Methodist Church
A pretty June wedding was solemnized in a Wyoming Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday evening at an unspecified hour. The contracting parties were Hannah Reidy and Kentley R. Jones. The ceremony featured altar decorations that created a beautiful scene inside the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Methodist Episcopal Church
Hannah
Thomas Reidy
Kentley R. Jones
Injured Laborers in Hospital After Assault
Laborer's injuries are worse than Bradley's with deep cuts on his face and head, bruising beside the left eye, a badly macerated upper lip, and a tongue cut. His condition is weak but improving hopes remain. Both men are at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Brutal assault and highway robbery in Pittston
In Pittston at about 12 40 this morning, a brutal assault and daring highway robbery occurred at the junction. The victim, Fred Auschlang, a German from Scranton, had been in town on business. He received serious injuries and is reported hospitalized. Police are investigating the incident and seeking possible suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
the Gazette
Fred Auschlang
Scranton
Wedding at Monument Street in white brocaded silk
The ceremony featured lilies of the valley and orange blossoms as William Beaney played Mendelssohn. Rev. Wilson Trefble officiated at the M E church, with a reception for about 100 guests at the bride’s parents home on Monument street. The couple will begin housekeeping amid favorable prospects. Auschlang robbed on Main Street by two assailants. one struck with a deadly weapon, then fled with money and valuables. The attackers remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beaney
Mendelssohn
Wiliam Spear
James Lewis
George Dally
Beaney
Wilson Trefble
M. E. Church
Monument Street
Drake
A. C. Antrim
Danville
Ed. Foster
Arthur
Joseph Dymond
George Ammerman
Mr. Aten
Centremadelain
Edward Lord
Buriel
Lizzie Bowers
Pittston Wheelmren
Auschlang
Lawrenceville Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Lawrenceville residents Thomas Lewis and Robert Willis attended the Bauers band excursion to Mountain Park on Tuesday. Morgan Lewis sustained a sprain while playing ball last Monday. Miss Margaret Jenkins traveled to Dunmore for a short stay. Mrs. Taylor visited friends in Pittston Monday. Mrs. Thomas EB Lewis visited her daughter in West Pittston this week. Mr. William Moore of Providence was a visitor for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lewis
Robert Willis
Bauer
Mountain Park
Morgan Lewis
Margaret Jenkins
Dunmore
Taylor
Pittston
Thomas EB. Lewis
West Pittston
William Moore
Providence
Injured by a Blast at Hoyt Shaft
A blast at Hoyt shaft of the Pennsylvania Coal Co. seriously injures two workers, George Bradley a miner of Nafus Street and William Patsigo a Russian laborer of Port Griffith. Bradley suffers severe facial and scalp injuries with bone exposure but no bone covering damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Hoyt Shaft
Pennsylvania Coal Company
George Bradley
Nafus Street
Liam Patsigo
Port Griffith
Shradley
108 Wall Paper 156 ee 1: 25¢ Wall Paper
A brief classified line listing wall paper at 25 cents with catalog references 108 and 156 ee. The terse notice presents pricing and product codes without additional context.
Pedestrian Tramp Seeks $1000 Wager Across the Nation
Harry Chester, a professional pedestrian, left New York November 28 for a 4000 mile trip to New Orleans and back. He aims to complete the journey in seven months for a $1000 purse raised by subscription at the New York Illustrated News office. Chester has worn out six pairs of shoes and travels about 30 miles daily following the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Harry Chester
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
New York Illustrated News
Chester
St. Paul
Minn
Harry
Metropolis
Erie Station
Remarkable Escape After Wagon Wheel Passes Over Girl
Theresa Lyons, a Georgetown child, escaped serious harm when a 1,200 pound grocery wagon wheel rolled over her neck in Wilkes-Barre. She was carried home, revived quickly, and Dr. Butler called this the most remarkable escape he has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Theresa
Patrick Lyons
Hemlock Street
Georgetown
Sk. J. Butler
Veterans elect officers at Luzerne county reunion
At the third annual reunion of the Luzerne county Veterans' association held in Luzerne yesterday officers were elected President O L Rouohey of Dallas Vice President C D Kunkle of Dallas Secretary James Roat of Dallas and Dallas was chosen as the next reunion site Reverend J R Wagner of Luzerne borough was named chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Luserne County Veterans’ Association
Luzerne
O. L. Rouohey
Dallas
C. D. Kunkle
James Roat
J. R. Wagner
Lugerne
Horough
Markets Review Amid Rain Turned Mixed
The market session opened weak as options showed cautious sentiment but rallied on short covering and bullish mood before closing lower on the day. Wheat and dairy prices moved in mixed fashion with steady to firm tones for butter and creamery products, while petroleum markets remained dull.
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Bke
Battac
Kleine
Myyallye
State
Mwalde
Emall
Sabe
Partekime
Dagiye
Eepge
Steadystate
Pennsylvania
Taliow
Duill
Market Prices for Flour Rye and Wheat in New York Trade
In New York on June 17 prices for flour and grains moved modestly. Flour shows quiet but steady levels for winter patents and raffled grades. rye flour and corn meal hold to steady quotes. rye and barley weights drift gently. Wheat futures ease after bear pressure with spot notes steady on No. 2 red and No. 1 northern futures. cash corn remains steady with elevator quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brandywine
C. Lf
Buffalo
Western
Northern
Manitoba
Duluth
Philadelphia Provision Market Sees Mixed Wheat and Steady Fares
Wheat cash and June firm with higher late futures, while July and August show nominal shifts. Corn and oats firming with No. 2 white and mixed varieties steady. cheese and eggs hold near recent highs. receipts list flour, wheat, corn, and oats volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tigallige
Western
Lie
Pennsylvania
New York
East Buffalo Market Receipts Mixed as Hogs Lead Activity
Cattle receipts mostly through. two remaining Canada stockers. Hogs show 16 carloads, market fairly active with Yorkers at 1 604.70 for troughs 3.15 to 2.25 and 3.65 to 3.70 for better grades. Sheep and lambs 6 cars, market slow with lambs 4.10 to 4.56 and ewes culls 2.50 to 3.0. sheep 2.20 to 8.35 for prime options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Canada
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
In Chicago on June 17 buyers met mixed livestock, cattle prices ranged from common to choice with records showing $1,8005 for stockers, $3 0 4.40 for feeders, bulls at $2.2005.00, and cattle and heifers around 11.76 to 14. A few extra heifers noted. Hog prices strong at $1.16 to $3.46 with a top $203.45 for hogs. Sheep and lambs weaker to inferior, spring lambs 3.2505.15, yearlings around 4. Receipts listed: cattle 10,000 head, hogs 37,000 head, sheep 10,000 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
PLC
East Liberty Cattle Hogs Sheep Market Report
Cattle receipts market unchanged at East Liberty on June 17. Hogs active with a slight decline from yesterday, prime pigs and medium weights in demand, heavy and roughs listed with prices. Sheep steady with variety of weights and lambs noted, veal calves priced around five to six dollars. Oil market in Oil City shows credit balances and certificates, no bids, shipments and runs reported in large barrel figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
M.djalto
Sina
Oil City
Hardpush Advertised After Controversial Writeup
The Chicago Record notes that Hardpush finally achieved notoriety by publishing a sharp piece about Dick ens. The remark implies a public reception shaped by a biting column and media attention surrounding the author and subject.
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Northeastern
Hallstead
Wyoming
Scraston
Upper
Main Street
Fido
Mitchell & Miller
Lawrenceville
Peene
Ee and
Wall P
Lacka, Ave
Veterans
Castoria
Wall Street Review
Stock Exchange
Chicago Gas
Burlington
Sugar
Dea Moines
Fort Dodge
Susquehanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Rock Island
Northwest
New Jersey Central
Manhattan
Northern Pacific
William Linn
AL & CO
Mears
Ing. Am
Tobacco Co
Bug. Reg Co
HM Ches
Ohio
N. W
Vcceses Delaware & Hud
Shore I Souls
Eucrecen
Manhattan Ele
Pacific Sessence
N. Central
N. Y. Central Pt
N. Y
Pacific
Ont
West
Omare Visssecioneenrs Pacific Mall
Phil & Read
Southern R. BR
Areeee
Southern RB. R
Tenn, C. & Iron
Texax Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash
Pro
Ccvee
U. S
Chicago Board OF Trade
Ee Terrane
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton & Pittston Trac
National Boring & Drill'g
First National Bank
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Lacka, Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank
People's St . Railway
S. Teane
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
People’s Street Railway
Dickson Manufacturing Co
City of Scranton St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Oeoon Ace Scranton Axle Worka
Chicago Grain Market
TgaTéc
Timothy Need
Mess Park
jaSc
East Liberty Cattle
Hardpush
Chicago Record
Hood
C. L. Hood & Co
Lowell
Masa
Ange
Sali
Cincinnati Tribune
LE Brun
Rgans
Matt
Clark
Penn Ave
WM. Connell
Capital
Nenry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Wolf & Wenzel
Adama Ave
Court House
Richardson-Boynton
Il Mre i Palis
Re Tian Ree Ltd
Alla Ed
Hill & Connell, Protheroe & Co
A. BE. Strong
Lackawanna Ave
Thee
Flowers
Azores
Cerson
Lack. Ave
Lis Traugott
Armin Ari
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Ave
Éci
Kerr, Son & Co
Smyrna
Wyoming House
S. G. Kerr
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing CO
Igi
Meridian ST
M. W. Collins
Viyer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Williams & Clark
Myer Davidow N. B
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