Markets End Mixed as Sugar and Stocks Flip Tone
New York June 4 The stock market showed a mixed day with sugar shares among leaders. Strong late gains followed early declines as investors weighed rumors about consolidation and road privleges while New England and other leaders posted fractional advances.
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New York
Iitet Place
London
Geouriilm
Lake Shore
Bugar
Tennessee Coal
Tron
Busquehanna
Western
General Kiedtic
Megotraithena
Weetinghouse Company
New England
New Haven
COLT
Tolliy
Tribune
G. d. S. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen
Local Specialist Promises Cure For Impotence And Nerves
Dr. Reeves at 412 Spruce Street Scranton advertises new methods to cure impotence lost manhood venereal diseases and related conditions. He claims private confidential exams with no charge and promises restoration of vitality memory and health. Office hours daily and Sunday hours listed.
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Dr. Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Spring Goods Line Highlighted with New Designs
The notice touts a new line of Spring Goods with latest designs and colorings. It claims prices lower than any other house in the trade for goods of the same quality.
Silver Market and Toledo Grain Prices Report
The Silver Market in New York shows mild changes with spot prices steady for bars and refined forms. Imports and exports figures are listed for the year, while Toledo grain markets reflect weak wheat and mixed corn prices with receipts and shipments provided for No. 2 red and mixed, and clover seed market activity noted.
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New York
City
T Northern
Tye
Wate
Boots
Chicago
Tierced
Inia
Mesa
Mall
Continent
South America
Kutter—Pfirma
State Dairy
Western Dairy
Salic
Malice
Elgins
Imation Creamery
Hatie
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Rio No
London
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
Spree
Nesalage, Colgate & Co
Toledo
Philadelphia Tallow Market Signals Weak Demand
June market report from Philadelphia notes tallow is weak and dull. Prices quoted include city prime and country prime in barrels and other grades with limited demand and unclear terms.
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Philadelphia
Dirk
Oil Market Brief From Pittsburg Station
Oil trading at OU Market Pittsburg on June 24 shows opening near 16914, intraday high around 170, and a low around 161 as market activity continues. No clear company names or final closing figures documented.
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Pittsburg
Ocs
Fire Rages At Port Howkley Mine As Pump Is Placed
The Lehigh Valley Coal Company mine at Port Howkley is flooded after a fire set by a careless Hungarian. A large pump was positioned on Saturday to begin dewatering, with work to start promptly. The article also discusses the broader anthracite trade disputes, declining coal prices, and the Reading Company’s demand for 21 percent of output amid a price slump.
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Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Howkley
Lfe
Valley Company
New York Times
Vehief
Reading
Delaware and Hudson
Coal industry under strain as dividends lag profits
The piece criticizes coal companies for paying dividends well above earnings with management and commission-driven sales agents causing distress. It cites Reading’s bankruptcy risk and Delaware and Hudson profits in 1892 93, noting vast anthracite tonnage controlled by commissions and relatives of officers. It hopes Morwan can unify managers to restore order as political season ends and Walter Adams visits.
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Delaware and Hudson
McLeod
Pentionon
Riek
Coa
Morwan
Forest City Community News Highlights and Visits
Forest City residents reflect on summer break with Forest City students returning from Manefield State Normal School. Local visits include James N. McLaughlin in Tompkinsville and Granville Sherwood of Lake Como. A Mountain Park excursion was marred by the death of Robert Hughes, causing shock among locals. Professor C. T. Thorpe selected as principal for next year. eighth teacher position remains unfilled. The Tribune marks its fourth anniversary with a souvenir. Bruce Brookwater serves Rockcliffe customers again and Joseph Stevens builds a shop on South Main Street.
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F. W. Ellis
Forest Cy
Dunmore
Forest City
State Normal School
Manefield
George Maxey
Bertha Dunn
Stella Alien
Edith Brown
Kate Cottelo
Jermyn
Borouigh
James N. McLaughlin
Tompkingville
Lackawanna County
John McLaughlin
Granville Sherwood
Lake Como
Wayne County
W. DD. Bryden
Vandlsing
Easton
Bryden
Lafayette College
Mountain Park
Robert Hughes
Porest City
Hughes
Meebe
C. T. Thorpe
Susquehanna High School
the Tribune
Bruce Brookwater
Rockcliffe Company
Joseph Stevens
South Main Street
Local Notes From Moscow Church and Town
Sunday Children’s Day observed at the Methodist church. Visitors include Mrs O Galge and daughter Helen of Philadelphia. Several locals and summer visitors mentioned, with illnesses and outings noted. Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup advertised as a trusted teething remedy.
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Galge
Hellen
Philadelphia
Mr. Che
Mre
Koomple
Dantwahter
Feranten
Mir
C. H Cioure
Fiddie Ympson
West Philadelphia
Mra
FE. Simpson
Laura Brady
Dunmore
Corrie Swarts
A. Hattett
Jesele Bourn
Croton
N. Y
Charlie
D. Avid Weed
Alek
Bessie Cowboy
McGovern
M. J. Martin
Syracuse University
F Vaughn
Margery
Fev
David
Professor Heuk
Tobyhanna Milla
F. W. Posten
Joe Vunsione
William Monihan
Tobyhanna
Mra. Hillerson
Nay Aug
New York Women Crowned Queens of The Cottage Event
Mrs. Walter Dimmick of New York, niece of ex President Harrison, and Mrs. E N Annable of New York are named queens at Mrs. William H Dimmick's gathering called The Cottage. Thomas Ham, son of R W Ham, shows notable speed in development on the scene.
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Walter Dimmick
New York
Benjamin Harrison
E. N. Annable
Queens
William H. Dimmick
Thomas Ham
R. W. Ham
Montrose Sees Growing Summer Interest and Local Events
Montrose is attracting more visitors each season as summer resort interest rises. Judge D W Searle returned from Tunkhannock where he was a judge in a judicial contest. Rehearsals and preparations unfold for Fourth of July celebrations and local camp plans proceed. a new telephone system is being installed with poles and wires fed in this week. The Jessups from Scranton and New York stay at the Tarbell residence on Maple street.
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Montrose
D. W. Searle
Tunkhannock
Laporte
Sully
Thia
AH. HH. Deasiup
Syria
Tin Montrose
Tie
Misaston
Jessup
Scranton
Henry W. Jessup
New York
Maple Street
H. H. Fomtham
South Mainstret
Henry W. Williams
J. 2B. McCollum
Weekend Social Roundup From Olyphant and Nearby Towns
Mismea Mamie Clancy and Jonnie Langan of Dunmore attended a basket picnic at Mountain Jake. Bernard Kennedy John Lally and others were callers at Minooka Sunday. Patrick Philbin James Carley and James Cawley of Archbald attended events at St Patrick church Sunday evening. St Patrick's Parochial Academy commencements set for Thursday and Friday evenings. Printing services at The Tribune Office praised for quality and availability of groceries circulars cards and booklets.
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Miseoa Mamie Clancy
Jonnie Langan
Dunmore Street
Mountain
Patrick Philbin
James Carley
James Cawley
Archbald
Snarred Consort
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Parochial Academy
Electrical cures offered for chronic diseases by Dr Smith in Scranton
An official weekly report lists various chronic conditions treated and the outcomes of surgical operations. It notes plans to showcase electrical, galvanic, magnetic, and lathe apparatus for curing illnesses deemed incurable and promotes a Bromometer for deafness. Dr Smith emphasizes his surgical and medical credentials and invites free communications to consult.
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Stith
Smith
Kia Scranton Institute
Hunan
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U.S
Bsolus
Stocks and Bonds
Java
Tis
Brazil
Rio
Ing
Tobacco Co
Ceceese
L. Eeeeneewess
Shore
el Tilt Louis
Nas Ah
Erth Manhatan
Bali
Montral
Coca
Dr, Reeves
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Avenue
Gorman's Grand Depot
Sale
Gorman’s
Grand Depot
Laover
Walter Adams
Forest Cityy
Moscow
Honesdale
Swange
Drugenita
Dr. Swayne & Son
the Cures
F. B. Smith
Wyoming Ave
Scranton, Pa
Lackawanna Ave
Nottingham
Tambour
Irish Point
Brussels
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Carbondale
Dickson Manufacturing Co Anton and
Wilkes-8a
Hood
Hood’s
CUT Price Store
OLD Stand
Ingram
Wyoming Avenue
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