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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1896

Page

7

Widespread Wedding Slips And Local Notices

Entertainment at First Welsh Baptist church canceled as crowd gathered for four weddings and a dramatic recital. Death notices record multiple local burials and services at Washburn street cemetery, St Patrick's church, and Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church with detailed family obituaries and arrivals.

First Welsh Baptist Church L. J. Richards M. J. Siere Richarises Edward Warman North Bromley Avenue Washburn Street M. H. Mill David Davis Patrick Doud St. Patrick's Church Father ‘Whalen Hyde Park Catholic James Powell Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church Matthew Moran Laula Beckman Hey. E. J. Smith Chestnut Street Presbyterian Church John Frank Louis Noth Charles Nanman Jacob Koch Henry Leber John Brill

New Scranton Traction Belt Line Performs Smoothly

The Scranton Traction belt line operates better than expected with street cars running without confusion. Service is notably improved though a faulty latch on the Malin avenue crossing at Jackson street needs repairs.

Scranton Traction Company Malin Avenue Jackson Street

Thirtieth anniversary of St. Peter's German society celebrated

The thirtieth anniversary celebration of St. Peter's German society includes a Sunday address by Hon. H. J. Spaunhorst of St. Louis and a Monday parade from Orchard grounds through South Side venues. Other events feature Mr. Spaunhorst, Michael Kramer, Rev. P. C. Christ, and local choirs. trains run every twelve minutes on Stone avenue and Bellevue.

St. Peter's H. J. Spaunhorat St. Louis United States Central Park Michael Kramer P. C. Christ Spaunhorst Saengerrunde Guth’s St. Mary's Choir Wilkes- Barre Carbondale Pittston Allentown Roaring Brook Bridge Spruce Street Washington Avenue Vine Street Wyoming Avenue Franklin Avenue Lackawanna Mattes Street Cedar Avenue Birch Street Pittston Avenue Prospect Avenue Maple Street Elm Street Stone Avenue Bellevue

Temperance convention to gather in Hoyle's hall

The Loyal Temperance regions of Lackawanna county will hold a convention in Hoyle's hall on Friday June 26. The Junior Order of United American Mechanics plans a brass band featuring local talents. Doors open at 9 am 2 pm and 7 40 pm with free admission for a fund drive. The Dunmore Legion led by Mrs E J Swartz aims for a grand success.

Order of United American Mechanics Lackawanna County Hoyle's Hall Temperace Dunmore Legion E. J. Swartz James Young Providence Ly, Morris Ashley Abram Morris Charles Griffin West Drinker Street Annie Sweeney Bernard Sweeney Gussie Pinkney Brook Street Milwaukee Wla Clay Avenue Grove Street Johnson's Fred Russell Blake

Local notes mark weddings tours and school diplomas

At Hawley on Friday Charles W Potter attended a wedding. William Seagraves rests at home on Grove street after pneumonia. Loyal Legion prepares Ten Nights In a Bar Room to debut in fall with a strong local cast. A Dunmore bicycle trip heads to Lake Winola next Sunday. High school commencement is July 2 in Washington hall with thirty diplomas and Lawrence orchestra. Jefferson avenue property owners install a new plank walk as Scranton Stove Works spurs rapid growth.

Dunmore Corner Lake Winola Washington Hall Lawrence Orchestra Jefferson Avenue Scranton Stove Works Woods

Sugar Stock Rally Caps Volatile Market Day

Trading on the New York Stock Exchange centered on American Sugar, with nearly 150000 shares changing hands. The stock opened lower, rose to 1164, then fell to 13 1 2, rallied to 116, and closed strong alongside gains in Grangers and Internationals. Sugar net fell 1 percent, leather preferred down 1/4 percent, with total volume 65 642 shares.

New York Stock Exchange Tobacco General Electric General Electric Company St. Paul William Linn ALCO A. P. Campbell Spruce Street

Grain and flour market notes from New York Produce Market

June 4 New York note shows wheat dull with No 2 red bids steady around 6 1 2 cents, June options quiet amid realising. Corn and oats remain dull and steady, with prices unchanged and little feature to report.

New York Easfer

Leader's Price Sale on Ladies and Men's Apparel Items

A sale listing from a 19th century market shows LEADER'S PRICE on items including ladies skirts, gloves, and shirts with attributes like brilliantine fabric and velveteen binding. It also notes 12 per cent and 3 for 2 deals on hosiery and ginghams, plus staple market quotes on meats, butter, eggs, and live stock from Philadelphia and Buffalo markets.

Pennsylvania Delegation Impresses in Philadelphia Dispatch

The Pennsylvania representatives led by Governor Hastings earned praise for conduct and character, though no Pennsylvanian joined the ticket. The scene closed with McKinley button gestures signaling Pennsylvania’s aim to help victory in November. Hood's Pills and Hood's Sarsaparilla claims included as testimonial from Moscow, Pa.

Philadelphia Ofensylvania Hastings Pennsylvania McKinley

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