Industrial labor protests and rail/steel industry notes
Laborers at Sharon Tron Works demand a 20 percent wage advance from 31.15 per day. Parryville plant upgrades worth 100000 dollars completed after shutdown. Reading railroad weekly coal shipments fall to 276613 tons, year to date 6770648 tons, up 725821 from last year. Anticipated steel rail price rise of 32 per ton. Major rail pool players named. Reading anthracite tonnage for week to June 16 276613 tons, year to date 6770040 tons, up 725821 from last year. June 1594 record high production noted. Also noting sparsely populated Kansas towns and Saratoga’s invested facilities with no residents, and a Fargo herder family as remnants of former cities.
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Sharon Tron
Carbon and Tron Steel Company
Parryville
Reading Railroad
Carnegie Steel Company
I/Nnels Steel company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Cambria Iron and Steel Company
Lackawanna Steel Company
Kansas
Saratoga
Fargo
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Worldwide Teething Remedy
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers to ease teething. It soothes the child calms the gums relieves pain and wind colic. Druggists worldwide promote it as the best remedy. beware of counterfeit imitations.
New York Stocks Mixed With Small Trading Day
Stocks moved irregularly on light volume as sugar rose to 119| and several rail and utility issues fluctuated. Lake Shore, Missouri Pacific, Reading, Wheeling and Lake Erie and New England posted notable highs while Distillers and other leaders showed mixed prices. Overall net losses were modest with some gains in Sugar Jersey Central Manhattan and Reading. quotations assisted by brokerage firm G du B Dimnick of Scranton.
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New York
Chicago Gas
Tobacco
General Electric
Lake Shore
Missouri Pacific
Reading
Wheeling
Lake Erie
New England
Jersey Central
Manhattan
Tribune
G. du B. Dinmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
Sayar
St. L
St. i
Chile
Delaware & Hud
Louis
Nash
Nat Lawlere
Eid N. J. Central
Witty
B&w
Pacino
Westseats
Pacific
Uia
Phil
Bouthern R
Lewther
Iri
Chicago Board OF Trade
Market Wrap of Metals and Grains Moves Across Cities
Scranton Axle Works and Scranton Pass feature in a note on railway mortgages due. London bars hold at 8044. per ounce with commercial price quoted. Sugar markets steady in New York and London as coffee and molasses also show quiet activity. Grain and provisions markets in New York and Toledo reflect dull to weak trends, while Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Chicago show mixed livestock and tallow figures.
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New York
London
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
Holdore
Java
Ms. Sd
Fair Refining
Itadige
Brazil
Rio
Musenye
Mmnlige
Tye
Chicago
Malie
Steady Market For Cattle and Sheep Amid Mixed Quality
Market reports show steady closes for good grades with variable prices across cattle and sheep. Receipts include about 3 000 head on sale with mixed bookings and specifiers like hogs and lams, while a Tribune anniversary souvenir is distributed Saturday.
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Chiermo
Montrose Announces July 6 Exam for Permanent Certificates
BR Be James, chair of the Permanent Certificate committee, says the examination for permanent certificates will be held in New Milford on Saturday July 6. Notices urge local teachers to note the date change. The school board met Friday night at Dr Knopp’s office. Michael Krinta resigned and M D Evans was named permanent chairman. The coming year tax rate is fixed at 1.5 mills for school purposes. Eight teachers plus a principal sought. seven teachers were elected Tuesday. Names include Miss McDonald Susquehanna Miss Gretta M Dunning Lancaster Miss Minnie Riley Pleasant Mount Miss Nettle Chamberlain Royal Cora Laymon Mayfield Clara Davis Le Rayeville and Mary Reynolds Clifford. A further meeting is set for Friday evening. Mrs J BR Hawkins of Binghamton NY visits Myre M Bones. Mrs W J Leonard of Tully NY visits J M Brown and friends. Anniversary will be distributed Saturday.
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BR. BE. James
Montrose
New Milford
Knopp
Michael Kriinta
M. D. Evans
Hhe Place
Miss McDonald
Susquehanna
Gretta M. Dunning
Lancaboro
Minnie Riley
Pleasant Mount
Nettle Chamberlain
Royal
Visit to Sister on Malin Street Detailed
Mrs. Visiting her sister Mrs. George Lamb on Malin street and mentions Mrs. John Terbos Iain Elmira in the readable fragment.
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Ix Vislting
George Lamb
Malin Street
John Terbos Iain Elmira
Visit Planned for Grove Street Woman at Bloomsburg School
Mica Bertha Rees of Grove street will visit her sister Miss Gertrude at the Bloomsburg State Normal School this Friday. The Presbyterian church lawn social was repeated last night and matched the previous evening in success. Homer Warner of Moosie visited Tuesday evening. Mrs. Evin T. Jones died at Feltaville on Tuesday after illness, no doctors allowed due to faith, funeral private today. Jacob Push’s funeral is today from his McMain Street home. Sadie and Rachel Cranever returned from Nanthooke. The milking mill’s machinery arrived and is being installed. An ad promotes New Great Booth American Kidney Cure with quick relief for kidney and urinary issues. Sold by My Maris Drugstore in Scranton.
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Mica Bertha Rees
Grove Street
Gertrude
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Presbyterian Church
Homer Warner
Moosie
Evin T. Jones
Tallie Jones
Feltaville
Libbie Harris
Mya
Morgita J. Uerris
John M. Parris
Jacob Push
Alice
Mc Main Street
Sadie
Rachel Cganever
Nanthooke
Local Notes and Advertisements in Scranton Area News
A column lists residents of Plymouth and Scranton with travel plans and homes, including Necessity and Alderman Andrews. Personal notices mention Leighston’s horse progress, Leighion returning from school, and Mrs. Smith abroad from South Hampton to New York. An ad touts Mystic Cure with testimonial and a local printer offering grocer circulars and card printing.
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Hittenbender
Wiltiaimn
Mogre
Idewellyn
Plymouth
Jay Otterhout
Dunmore
W. Moura
Mire Daley Leighion
Schol
W. Scott Palmer
New York City
Alderman Andrews
Scranton
Callander
George Leigh
Magnetic healer claims cure for chronic diseases in Scranton
An advertisement promotes Dr. F B Smith and staff at 312 Wyoming Avenue Scranton Pa as powerful magnetic physicians. It recounts J B Saunders of Pittston reporting bladder catarah relief after three weeks of treatment and urges sufferers to seek consultations free from 9 am to 5 pm daily.
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Wyoming Avenue
Scranton
J. B. Saunders
Pittston
Mr. Saunders
F. B. Smith
Byaffy
Smith and Stall
Formton
Smith
Montrose Local Socials and Church Events
Henry K. Sheldon of Brooklyn occupies his Silverlake cottage. A Baptist parsonage social occurred Friday night. Miss Jessup returns home. Children’s Day observed at the Methodist church with the new organ. The death of Adelbert Hamlin occurred at the Montrose house with funeral at Great Bend. The Rough and Ready Fire company plans a group attendance.
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Henry K. Sheldon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Silverlake
B. Fi
James Hue
Susquehannna
Baptist Church
Glen BE
Guy
Factoryville
Meta
Mr. Hart
Methodist Church
H. L. Beach
Lehigh University
Harry
Miss Jessup
Elwyn
Warriner
Episcopal Church
Sherif
A. Lenard
Susquehanna
Walter Jackson
Tunkhannock
Adelbert Hamlin
Montrose House
Great Bend
Rough and Ready Fire Company
Local Social Notes and Visits in Town
The column lists multiple social visits and arrivals in town. Mira Anni Keller of New Milford and Mrs. George Stone of Athens were visitors at the residence of Arthur Chamberlin. Mrs. A B Wood of Washington DC planned to visit friends here. Mrs. Michael Walters of Conklin called on friends today. Byron Hendrick is building a house on Chase Avenue. Ward Ivee reports a new boat recently built. Mrs. George Dewey of Binghamton among the social names mentioned.
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Mira Anni Keller
New Milford
Ward Ivee
George Dewey
Binghamton
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Scranton Axio Works
Scranton Glass Co
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Prackwille
Atrs
George Scott
Trone
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Pock- Ville
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Nettle Frow
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Jennie McCann
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W. D. Parry
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Arthur
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Olyphant
Mr. Jones
Olyphant Gazette
Forest City
Taylor
Glenburn
T. J. Blackmore
Hater
Blackmore
Fittsburg
Carl Lorenz
Drongegiat
Lockawenna Avenue
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Mr. J. M. Crocker
Washington, D. C
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Parilla
J. M. Crocker
Rhode Ialand Avenue
Washington, D. DC
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OLD Stand
Scranton, PA
Axminster
Brussels
Carbondale
the. Dickson Manufacturing Co
Ranton and
Adam
Sainy
Economy Furniture CO