Sugar and stocks drift in quiet New York market
The New York stock market opened quietly with modest losses in some issues led by Sugar, which fell to 113 after a brief dip. Despite heaviness in Sugar, the overall market held firm with several leaders recovering later. Reports from the Tribune indicate modest net advances in the day’s ranged prices.
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Local Specialist Promises Cure for Private Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. Reeves at 412 Sprite Street Scranton offering private treatment for impotence, lost manhood, gonorrhea, syphilis, blood poisoning, and other sexual health issues. It claims free examinations, confidential service, and cures for self abuse effects, with daily hours and Sundays open.
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Industrial lows and coal region shifts in 1890s sources
Industry notes cover Hazleton area coal mines facing shutdowns at Gilberton colliery with six months idle while repairs and slope sinking proceed. Lehigh Valley Railroad adds crews on Hazleton division as Beaver Meadow slopes begin tapping coal veins. Market glimpses touch on Maine court ruling, rail traffic gains, and long-term metal and textile trends.
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Supreme Court
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Steward Kennedy
Beaver Meadow
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Forest Fire Threatens Gravity Railroad Property
A Wednesday fire roared at the Horse Shoe near No 8 on the Gravity railroad, kept crews busy as they battled flames until control was restored. The blaze endangered company property and disrupted activity along the line. Meanwhile local social and community notes describe visits, events at Anthracite Park, and local notices, including health cures advertised and church gatherings in Scranton.
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Triondale
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Local Notes From Honesdale As Summer Ends
HONESDALE Pr O Knight of Scranton was a caller in town yesterday Isaac F Ham is home from State college for vacation George Westin returned from Yale The Central Park fountain was cleaned Commissioner Kranta reported The Amity social club updated their rowline The pool floor was resurfaced and fitted Music provided by Lene and Albert Buewer The return of college boys spurred demand for white duck trousers A boy named John Balen was burned by exploding toy caps A benefit show Friday June 28 at the opera house features home talent with a large cast and an evening of entertainment. the lineup includes many local names with Ed Burne Louis Grambe and others.
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Yale
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Beto
Boc
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Albert Buewer
Honesdale
John Balen
N.C. Barlen
Opera House
Improvement Association
Cyet Ie
Bar Chelmonfleley
Flom
Monaghan
Robert
James Finnerty
Cheekey
Martha Jenkine
Carabaseet
Pog
Mise Blanche Woods
Worthlington
Florence Ham
Robertie Friends
Merars
Fat Clark
Crowsley
Cinv Th
Hadsell
Auwsristus Tebbeln
Henry Trigley
Mia
Harry Rockwell
Minnty Brady
Glexste Hernthey
Macgie Mherhardt
Mareetla Hernan
Jennie Sehoonever
Burne
Louis Grambe
Joseph Camtell
Mira Nottie Campbell
Hentley
William Wallace Pam
Muto
Madeft
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertising Claim
An old advertisement touts Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming it soothes teething pain and relieves diarrhea in children. It is marketed worldwide by drug sellers, with a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
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Local Notes from Dalton Area Residents and Developments
Dalton residents note visitors from Scranton and Nanticoke. Oscar Relph moves into Bailey residence on Waverly street. Masons work on Austin building to include three stores and rooms for families plus a hall for the Young Men's Christian Association. The hall measures 24 by 60 with a 12 foot stage and a bath for navalists use. Misses Jennie and Witty Griffiths of Pittston visit grandparents here. Price family moves into Watt’s house on Waverly street. James Bunnell of Worburg visits. M D Purdy can move about again after illness. Borough seeks a reservoir.
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Wie
Mra. Smolth
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Oscar Relph
Bailey
Waverly Street
Masons
Austin
Chirke- Hav Association
Nesavlithon
Jennie
Witty Griffiths
Pitteton
Mr. Price
Mr. Watt
James Bunnell
Worburg
Ne Place
M.D. Purdy
William Kredker Tors progress in construction and relief work
The report notes progress with the William A Kredker Tors project and relief aid efforts in Wisconsin. It mentions a large future expansion, praises Mitthew M Pent as a leading amateur painter, and updates on repairs, forest drill activities, and a tunnel dig to access cooler depths. Concluding, Melvin, the foreman at the colliery, appears to lead the night shift.
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Death notices and local society items in Stiranton
Walter Baker is noted in Stiranton yesterday. Mrs. Juanes Civitliths died yesterday morning after a long illness. She was born in Wales and had lived in this country many years. The funeral and interment are planned for Saturday at Rinse Fill cemetery. Ralph Rymer works for the Western at Starlight. Edwarton Canl eonpenny will receive future pay. Mrs. J. F. Mores of Rendham and Mike Allée Miller of Flyde Parl are visiting Jenmyn friends. Tower J. Carey of Carlisle Law School was a visitor yesterday. Printing services for grocers offered by The Tribune office.
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Mies
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Rinse Fill
Ralph Rymer
Oatary Old Western
Starlight
A. J. Bakerle
Philadelphia
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Rendham
Mike Allée Miller
Flyde Parl
Jenmyn
Tower J. Carey
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Jérmyn
Magnetic Physicians Offer Cure for Chronic Diseases
Local notices advertise Dr F I Smith and staff at 412 Wyoming Ave Scranton Pa as magnetics specialists claiming powerful cures for chronic ailments. A Pittston man details long bladder issues and nervous decline improving within three weeks after treatment, with free consultations daily from 9 a m to 9 p m.
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Wyoming Avenue
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Tie
P.O. Smith
Stare
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Scrinton
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