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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1900

Page

2

Sayre Adultery Case Upsets Sayre Jury Bribery Ties

In Bradford County a Sayre clothier P J Fitzgerald faces $200 bail after a third arrest tied to a jury tampering charge. Earlier a Waverly man filed adultery accusations. a trial ended not guilty but with costs. Juror FY C Lament and others were arrested for alleged bribe acceptance. A tramp named John Cain and family drew Philadelphia court attention amid Towanda county tensions.

Towanda Sayre P. J. Fitzgerald Bradford County Fitzgerald H. Brown Waverly John Cain Philadelphia Nie Pennsylvania County

June term of quarter sessions opens here with cases set

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tonkhannoc k June 14 the regular June term of quarter sessions court convenes Monday. Criminal business includes Hecht case and two common pleas actions on land title via tax sale in Overfield township and Factoryville equity suit Barah Wood v Byron Carpenter. Arguments listed include many rule to open judgments and lunacy matters. A horse thief arrest near Mehoopany may draw court attention. Perry S Hill ingn funeral held. Henry Reynoldson case awarded $25 to plaintiff.

Scranton Tribune Tonkhannocck Hecht Common Barah Wood Byron Carpenter Factoryville R. N. Platt Vn C. PF Vn C. PF. Harpe, Rule To Open Judgement; L. B Maud XX Girton Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Charlee Harrie George Jayne A. Dana B. E. Biddleman Handeick Va H. Billings Richard Hird John Dennison Dennison, Jr George Brungess Arch Wildrick Frank &. Engleman Va Whildin Foster Dr. J. Bilow Rh. E. Dasler John Tie Harry Hal- Wirt Prank J. Spaulding Mehoopany Nex Hughes Brothers Kingston Lehman Forkston FL J. Kintner Mimor Swetland Squire Kintner

Encampment prep and local events in Towanda and vicinity

The Sons of Veterans camp seeks state approval to use arms for drill ahead of the August encampment at the fair grounds. Busquehanna Collegiate Institute holds commencement with six graduates. A union fair is planned by five companies at Bayre. A soldiers reunion drew a large attendance at Mountain Lab. Lehigh Valley to pay division employees next Tuesday. A work train project employing nearly 100 men is abandoned. Engineers from Pittsburg to Easton begin staking a Towanda to Susquehanna county route near Wysox, led by chief engineer R P McCormick with ten men.

Scranton Towanda Sona of Veterans Busquehanna Collegiate Institute Bayre Mountain Lab Lehigh Valley Thia Corps of Engineers Pittsburg, Binghamton and Easton R. P. McCormick

Lanesboro water reservoir to be erected

The Cann- Waeth Water Supply company will proceed to build a covered reservoir in Lanesboro replacing an open dam. Nearby events include the Susquehanna club defeating Bainbridge 10 to 4, and planned excursions and community notices across Susquehanna county.

Scrantor Tribune Susquehanna Cann- Waeth Water Supply Company Lanesboro Beebe Park Susquehanna Club Bainbridge N.Y Forest City Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society Lanesboro High School Alumni Association Odd Fellows Susquehanna County Inez Brooklyn L. G. McCawley J. BR. McCawley West Chester State Normal School Brudent Lehteh University Montrose Montrose “Village Improvement Society Eling Leavitt Hrushville Leavitt Hilavckanaker Allied Brotherhood Erie Avenue Delaware and Hudson Road Pennsylvania Tuscarora Nineveh Carbondale D.C. Ainey New Milford W. BD. B. Ainey Europ Scotland Eingland Belgium Switzerland Friance New York John T Tarbell Montrose School Board N. Stoddard D. A. Titsworth C. A. Gilbert BE. James W. H. Wildenberger Mise Winnie Hyatt Forest City Wildenbarrer Sturrucca Pittelurg Binghamton and Easterg Charles Newing Washington Street George Colvin Deakin Thie Avenue Frank Forsyth Harford

Birthday Party Honors Father in Scranton Area

Special to the Scranton Tejane notes Mrs J R Cornell hosted a home birthday surprise for her father Mr Patterson, marking his ninety fourth. About thirty relatives attended. The item also records local visits and graduations including Keystones Academy attendees and several residents visiting Scranton.

Scranton Warren Quick Carbondale J. W. Andrewa Marjory and Densy Lov Bula Worrel Mira Nellie Stephens A. W. Stephens Fred L. Foster Harry Taylor Williamb. Decker Morton Stephens Ellis Bond Rey Sanford Mra. Andrews Amanda Latham Minn Alpha Latham Gouldshoro Alfred Wideman

Local visits mark midweek in New Milford

Special to the Scranton Tribine reports Mr. Georgy Moffatt of Binghamton in town on business Wednesday. Mrs. D. D. Replogle and daughter Mildred of Scranton spent Thursday in the area.

Scranton Tribine New Milford Georgy Moffatt Binghamton DD. P. Replogle Mildred Scranton

Grain-O the coffee substitute for children’s health

An ad-style pitch promotes Grain-O as a tea and coffee substitute for children. It claims Grain-O is made from pure grains, tastes like coffee, and distributes health through the body. The copy urges giving Grain-O to children and notes grocers sell it.

Mrs Barnard Thanks Mrs Pineham For Health

Mrs Barnard praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring her health after severe weight loss bladder trouble heart fluttering and painful menstruation. She writes that after two bottles she felt like a new person and thanks Mrs Pineham.

Mrs. Barnard Mrs. Pineham Tntres Towan Fareno Lydia E. Rinkham Mnea J.C. Ransom Minttowy WasnixoTon Co

Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy The Life-Saving Cure

A letter from Misa A. P. of Anport Iowa details severe pro fuse flow and weakness before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. After following directions she reports renewed health and plans to recommend the medicine to others.

Lydia Pinkham Misa A. P Anport, Iowa

Local Gossip Highlights Town Folks This Week

Mrs. Replomb's parents Mr and Mrs W Trumbull visit. Mrs L W Moore stays with Harford friends Arthur Pritchard of Union Hill in town for a day. Mrs Ernest Moss visits Heartlake friends. Grace L Cook of Starrucca spends time with relatives Friday and Saturday. Miss Charlotte Breeze surprised for her thirteenth birthday June 12 at Aunt Mrs W Gillespie home. Fred Badger becomes shipping clerk at Binghamton envelope factory. Mrs L G McCollum visits sister Mrs F Summers in Syracuse. Gay P Blessing returns home from Oakland after father’s sudden death. Miss Nettle Bell of Auburn visits her parents. Teri Partridge of Ithaca calls in town. Miss Lord Jones of Montrose visits Mrs Jesse Vail. Ladies of St Mark's plan ice cream social at Mrs M A Vail’s home Tuesday June 19. Howard Hayden of Binghamton spends Sunday with James and Mrs Hayden.

W. Gillespie Fred Badger Binghamton Ll. G. McCollum F. Summers Syracuse Gay P. Blessing Oakland Nettle Bell Auburn Bell Teri Partridge Ithaca

Campaigning in the Philippines and a civic ovation

A tribute to Theo. M. F. Crane in Avoca following his trans Atlantic voyage featured a church gathering, classed by local leaders as a heartfelt welcome. The event included a procession, remarks by Attorney M. J. Dixon, and a mass with papal benediction.

Theo. M. F. Crane Avoca F. Hoban St. Mary's Choir M. J. Dixon Steletios My. Dixon Pathe Crane Father Crane T. P. Carmody Jerusalem Bethlehem Liberian Pope Leo XIII Dear Old Ireland Masa John Manley Dunmore Frank Fadden Newport News Brian Quinn Wear Ride Edward Hoban Malin Street Frank Smith Main Etrebt Merge Moeier’s

Would Not Suffer Be Again For Fifty Times Its Price

AH Wilson of Burgette town Washington Co Pa testifies to Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He reports severe stomach pain and weakness, then a single dose cured him, calling it the finest stomach remedy and promising to keep it at home. Sold by Miller McCurdy s drug store and Matthews Bros wholesale retailers.

Miller & McCurdy AH. Wilson

Waymart Local Briefs Include Death Estate Action and School Notes

Daniel Gray recovers from a head hemorrhage. Plans include a new Delaware and Hudson station opened with F S Stephenson in charge. Normal School graduation reaches 17, next year 26. EpISCOpal service attendance up. Rev Ware delivers keynote. Estate administration names Lafayette Smith and George Starkweather chosen executors as pending settlement. Local visits include George Walker and Brad ford bride with Wesley Walker parents and Jennie Inch guest. New naptha launches on Lake Lodore marketed with Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad.

Scranton Tribune Waymart Daniel Gray George Walker Bride Bradford Wesley Walker J. G. Harper Mabelle Carr Carbondale Jennie Inch Cora Ellis J. J. Simpson Crystal Lake W. H. Wildenburger Charles South Canaan Lee Lockwood A. M. Estelle Bradford County Linquet Tobyhanna Delaware and Hudson Stephenson George J. Williams Buffalo N. Y Lafayette Smith George A. Starkweather Mr. Smith

Special Fare Excursions From Railroads Announced

National Prohibition convention in Chicago on June 27 to 28 with round trip fares available June 26 and 27. Black Diamond Express excluded. Cincinnati hosts national convention July 12 to 16 with round trip fare and return by July 17 with a 50 cent deposit option. Kansas City Democratic convention July 4 with July 1 to 6 sale and return by July 6. Black Diamond Express excluded. Lehigh Valley agents provide details.

Chicago Ucket Ia Kansas City

Reduced Round Trip Rates to Cincinnati for Baptist Union

Pennsylvania Railroad offers one fare to Cincinnati for the Baptist Young People's union of America convention July 12 to 15. Tickets from all line stations are valid July 1 to 14 for outbound and return until July 17. Return extension to August 10 possible if deposited by July 14 with 50 cent fee.

The Baptist Young People's Union of America Cincinnati Pennsylvania Railroad Company Ko & Py N.Y Lewiher Alan Pavite Seetvenee Aiapei Scranton Board of Trade Exchange First National Bank Ee Nien Kavings Eeeee Scranton Vackin Fiane Fe National Bas Pine Disc Bank Oes Clark & Shaver Eeeaee Koranton Iron Fence & Mig Beranton Avie Weei Presse Eress Lackawanna Dai Ecupaeew County Savings Sete ‘Ke Trust Co Firt National Bank Carbondale Cee Standard Drilling Co New Divison Manufacturing Co Scrnton Scranton Traction

Reduced Railroad Rates for Republican National Convention

Pennsylvania Railroad announces excursion tickets to Philadelphia for the Republican National Convention with a one fare round trip minimum 50 cents. Tickets on sale and valid June 16 to 19 for outbound travel and returning June 26, encompassing all stations on its line.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Independence Day at Niagara Falls Tickets on on-site sale

Tickets will be sold on site July 8 for return passage to July 5 or 8, valid on most trains except the Black Diamond Express. For details, consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents.

Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents

Railroad Excursion Fares For National Education Meet

During the National Education association meeting in Charleston July 7 13 the Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets from all stations to Charleston at one fare plus 2.90. Tickets on sale July 6 8 and valid to return by September 1. Return allows a Washington stopover with ticket deposit and a 0 fee.

National Educational Association Charleston Pennsylvania Railroad Company Washington

Marquette As Summer Resort In Lake Superior Link

Marquette on Lake Superior amid healthful climate and scenery draws visitors via the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway. The Lake Superior Country brochure offers copper country descriptions and travel details. send 4 cents in stamps to George H. Heatford, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, IL.

Marquette Lake Superior Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Mich Copper Country George H. Heatford Chicago

Obliging Son-in-Law Delivers Cremation Plan

The bride and husband discuss cremating the mother in law as the first morning task. The exchange reveals a humorous household arrangement with plans to visit the crematory at daybreak.

Tom

Market Shifts To Liquidation After Alarm News

New York traders abandon waiting stance as sentiment turns to liquidation amid alarm signals. Declines follow Northern Press dividend cut and coal stock drops, with futures and metals hit on recession fears.

New York Sauniiaes Prives Hema Buletin Polind Bopen Volyny United States

Creamery Dairy Prices List Framed for Local Trade

Corrected by H. G. Dale the notice lists dairy items from a Blo location. It mentions feee select western near hy wlate 14lge, Choew Full orfam new with prices such as marrow at 2.45, medium 2.90, pea 2.00, and Flour-Dest patent at 4.25.

H. G. Dale

New York Market Report: Grains and Dairy Prices Steady

June 16 report shows flour and corn futures fluctuating as prices edge higher on some contracts while closing mixed. No 2 red wheat and other commodities steady to firmer with limited activity, dairy offerings mainly firm across creamery and cheese varieties.

New York Athwt Wales Dimitution Creamery

Philadelphia Market Report Highlights Grain and Dairy Prices

Reading shows mixed movement in wheat oats and corn with firm conditions in butter and cheese. Live poultry and crewd poultry offer steady demand while receipts list large grain shipments and substantial corn and wheat stocks.

Wheat and related grain prices slip during Chicago trade

Chicago June 1 heavy trade and large demand push grain prices. July delivery passes yesterday's levels as quotes drift with no clear trend. Wheat market shows mixed figures with various grades listed from No 2 spring to high quality malting and timothy seed, while related products such as pork and whiskey hold steady amid broader market flux.

Chicago Daly Lord Jaye Waandihe Arky Mudie FESO Riley Lontract Krade

Mixed cattle and sheep market notes from Mhicago sale

June cattle and sheep sale reports show favorable demand for stockers and feeders. Prices listed include cows at 4.00, steers around 410, heifers 4.40, and lambs steady to higher with western sheep and native stockers contributing to an active market.

Mhicago Texas Hholes

Unclear auction market figures with scattered livestock data

Fragmented OCR text lists multiple cattle and sheep prices and lots including references to yearlings and springs. The garbled lines mention markets, values in dollars, and various animal types, but no coherent event or outcome is clear.

East Liberty Market Report With Mixed Dune Entries

A fragmented East Liberty market note lists various items including prime bulls and heavy calves with assorted prices. The readable lines mention specific lots like heavy Yorkers and light Yorkers with scattered figures and descriptors.

East Liberty Attle Han Sam Prime Hige Staedy Prime Metinme Hees Pian Mahe

New York Gazette Obscure Market Note

An unclear clipping from a 19th century page mentions Calves Ainehanized and a market item with prices. References to a June 16 date, entities like Sluice Sieady and Barves-Sieady appear, alongside mentions of yearlings and a $5.50 price in a fragmented trade note.

New York RLM Lamba

Toledo City financial notice and product advertisement

Fragmentary OCR shows a Toledo Ohio credit balance note and a nonspecific business inquiry. The text references a city, county, and a dated formal appearance, alongside an advertisement for a catarrh cure. No coherent reportable event or outcome is present.

Ohio Toledo Lucas Conee Cheney Mall Baran A. D Tiatl Sista

Buffet Glassware Sale Displayed in Basement Bargains

A large two hundred style glassware display is showcased this morning offering affordable prices for hotel bars clubs and private buffets. The listing includes bar glasses brown tumblers pressed glass sherries port wine champagne cocktails goblets beer mugs and related items with per dozen prices and individual pieces highlighted. Ready this morning in the basement.

Hoffman House Shop

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