South Scranton Celebrates Saengerrunde Victory
A carnival of song by the Beranten Saengerrunde to celebrate their victory at the unsteddfod drew the Saengerrunde Maennerchor and Liederkranz as guests. A programme will be observed at St John’s School commencement exercises Friday evening. Short news notes.
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Elsteddfod
Maennerchor and
Liederkrans Societies
St. John’s School
Beranten Saengerrunde
Saengerrunde
Maennerchor
Liederkranz
St. John's School
Fig Street
St. John's Orchestra
M. Smith
J. Boyle
A. Gardner
G. Ackerman
Howley
L. Coyne
Jovial German Singers Mark St John Social Then Commencement Notes
Prof Theodore Hemberger led the Saengerrunde to victory while a committee of arrangements and toastmaster Arthur Schmidt presided. May wine circulated from a prize bowl as songs and stories filled the late hours. Also announced were the St Johns School commencement ceremonies details and a packed program of music and drama.
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Theodore Hemberger
Saengerrunde
Kommers
Jacob Hess
Joseph J. Albrecht
Eugene Malcher
John Schroedel
John Mais
Justavy Schmidt
Junger Maennerchor
Arthur Schmidt
Liederkranz
Assault case ends with discharge by Alderman Lentes
Martin Maregty of Greenplace was arrested at the instance of Max Oustipp of Lloyd street for assault and battery. The case before Alderman Lentes was dismissed due to insufficient evidence. Fetorsdyna Szolsonsik of Broadway testified against John Chim calk of Old Forge for defrauding a board bill and larceny. The suspect allegedly left June 18 with a silver watch belonging to another boarder, leaving a $16 board bill.
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Martin Maregty
Greenplace
Max Oustipp
Lloyd Street
Alderman Lentes
Fetorsdyna Szolsonsik
Broadway
John Chimcalk
Old Forge
Alderman
His Last Hope Realized
In 1889 Oklahoma settlers faced heat and bad water causing severe diarrhoea until a neighbor offered Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A big dose brought rapid relief and a complete recovery within an hour, with the patient soon sleeping soundly for a fortnight. Sold by all.
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Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
Miller Free After Assault Charge Was Not Proved
George I. Miller who boards at 624 Lackawanna avenue faced an assault and battery charge in front of Alderman Sentes. The case was brought by D. J. La Bar, a fellow hoarder. The court released Miller as evidence failed to justify detention.
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Sentes
Chimenix
George I. Miller
Lackawanna Avenue
Alderman Sentes
D. J. la Bar
Miller
Comet lodge meets as workers shift brewing ties amid town chatter
Herrold Schott of Pittston avenue, an FE Robinson's brewery assistant foreman, was sent to Arnold's brewery in Hasleton yesterday and may be away long. Commencement exercises proceed at St Marys Parochial schools today. Dr Schleys Lung Healing Balsama promises cure all coughs with no cure no pay. A well attended Comet lodge Knights of Pythias meeting was held last evening.
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Herrold Schott
Pittston Avenue
FE. Robinson's
Arnold
Hasleton
St. Mary's
Schley
Comet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Gobler elected president of Cigarmakers union
At a meeting in Ancient Order United Workmen hall last night George H. Gobler was elected president. Officers include John B. Lewis as vice president Daniel Harris as financial secretary G C Kotzwinkle as secretary and others. Resolutions endorsed the United Garment Workers label and fined members five dollars for buying clothes without the label.
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Cigarmakers' Union
United Workmen's Hall
George H. Gobler
John B. Lewis
Daniel Harris
G. C. Kotgwinkle
H. C. Scheuer
Otto Graff
John D. Lewis
William T. Held
Louis Dankwirtz
G. C. Kotzwinkle
Arthur Jenkins
Peter F. Grube
John P. Emrich
George H. Gothier
Martin Russ
J. Kotzwinkle
United Garment Workers
Coal Miners Acquire Lease of Ickes Mines at Coalmont
E G Jones owner of Summerhill house and George Tappan former Webster Coal and Coke manager now Temple Coal and Iron chief engineer, both of Scranton, with Morgan Davis of Scranton, have closed a deal to own the lease of the A George Ickes coal mines at Coalmont in the Broad Top district of Bedford county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Jones
Summerhill House
Summerhill
George Tappan
Webster Coal and Coke Company
Ehrenfeld
Temple Coal and Iron Company
Scranton
Morgan Davis
A. George Ickes
Coalmont
Broad Top
Bedford County
Black Diamond
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board lineup summary
The schedule lists board members and times for today. Summits meet at 7 a.m. with Frounfelker, Pushers at 7 a.m. with Costar and others, and Helpers from 1.30 a.m. to 4.20 p.m. with Murray Widner Lamping and Wardell.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Frounfelker
F. Case
Costar
Lattimer
P. m
C. Bartholomew
Murray
Widner
Lamping
John Wardell
Labor Day Committee to Meet at Central Labor Union
A meeting of the Labor Day committee is set for tonight at the Central Labor Union headquarters in the Arcade building. The Team Drivers' union held a well attended meeting last night and admitted fifteen new members.
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Labor Day Committee
Central Labor Union
Arcade
Team Drivers' Union
Foreign Trade Expands as American Firms Export to Global Markets
The American Steel and Wire company shipped about 7,500 tons of wire and wire walls in May. U.S. firms report large orders for engines to Japan, refrigeration plants to London, and heavy machinery to Norway, Australia, and Africa, with numerous contracts for typewriters and shoe goods entering continental markets. A notable wave of shipments includes rail poles to Tokio, pipe to Hast London, and rock drills to Stanchard Ltd. in London.
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American Steel and Wire Company
Harrisburg Foundry and Machine Company
Japan
Siton
York Manufacturing Company
York
London
England
American
Morris & Tasker Company
Tokio
Crane
Johannesburg
J. G. Brill Company
Adelaide
Australia
Ingersoll Sargent Rock Drill Company
Easton
Stanchard Construction Corporation, Limited
Norway
Pensacola
Fla
South Africa
Seaboard
Europe
China
Smith Premier Typewriter Company
Syracuse
N. C
Finance Ministry
Filllett Hatch Book Typewriting Company
Harrisburg
United States
Philippines
Durban Breweries and Distilleries Company
Umited
Durban
Natal
San Francisco
Mexico
Central America
Hawaiian Islands
Austtralia
Newsonians
Markets React To King's Coronation Delay Amid Trading Cools
The New York market steadied after an initial drop following news of King Edward’s coronation postponement. London and readings in Amalgamated Copper and Colorado Fuel influenced declines, but recoveries followed as the week closed mixed. Total sales reached 606,700 shares with United States bonds unchanged.
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New York
England
London
Amalgamated
Colorado
Edward
Nanticoke
United States
Tribune
Haight & Mreese Co
Mears Building
W. D. Runyon
Sam
Atchison Atchison, Pr
Balt
Ohio
BO c
Col
Fuel & Tran
Tio Wedhearie
Hocking Valley
Illinois
Manhattan
St. Ry
K & Tex OX A
City Y. Central
Pacifi
Tiss
Thy
Norfolk
Reading
Republic
Republic Steel
San F
Southern Pacific Gia Tie Ie
Union Pacific
Talon Pacificia
Steel
Western Union
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Grain & Provision
Sard
Ous
Hie Low
Flour Market Quiet as Wheat Advances on Shorts
New York June 4 Flour market was quiet though firmer help by crop news. Wheat moved up on July shorts then slipped, corn steadied by showers and rose on short covering, oats mixed with slight lift, butter steady with varied creamery and dairy products, cheese steady. prices quoted for July September and December futures.
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New York
T.c
Adassye
Duluth
Algo
Fiahic
Aite
Atate
Hiaiic
Waldec
WalDc
New State
State
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Market Notes Reflect Manipulation and Price Shifts
The report alleges packing house interests manipulated markets to favor professionals, leaving outsiders at a disadvantage. Wheat and corn futures rose modestly while provisions edged mixed, with flour dull and pork and lard prices detailed for nearby contracts.
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Northwestern
Chicago Cattle Receipts Range Widely in Mixed Trade
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts near 4000 head with Texans and western stockers steady to firm. Prices for prime steers around 7 to 8.5, cows 1 to 5.7, bulls 5.75 to 6.5, calves 1.5 to 2. Munched data indicate heavy receipts and variability across grades with sheep and lambs also reported in a fluctuating market.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
East Buffalo Auction Receipts Mixed as Prices Hold
Receipts show a range of cattle and sheep with mixed prices for light to medium brassers and steers, heavy and mixed grades, and lambs. York weight trends steady. other grades vary, with prices listed for various weights and classes.
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East Buffalo
H. Pa
York
Bhcorgoa Lambs
Grain Market Mixed as Traders Face Irregularities
Chicago traders saw a badly mixed session on the board of trade with panic and nervousness spreading. Rumors of July position control and elevator actions stirred the pit as leaders both denied and amplified the day’s erratic moves.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
East Liberty Live Stock Prices Report
East Liberty June market notes cattle slow brisk sale with prices listed for various classes. Sheep, pigs and veal calves show limited demand with modest values. specific figures include heifers and lambs at observed ranges.
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East Liberty
Prima
Peat Chalos
St Ibay
Yond
Ogsa
Oil City Credit Balances Reported For Barrel Shipments
In Oil City on June 24 credit balances stood at 120 while shipments and barrels ranged with average figures showing 75,848 barrels for the period.
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Oil City
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Skommers” OF
THE
Scranton Saengerrunde
H. Cooke
Coyne Indian Club
Tierney
Naiads
I. Coyne
Cliss
Bridget Hernadette Mahon
Katherine Teresa Mahan
Anni Callista Langan
Katherine Leona Handley
Cecilia Mildred Kennedy
Harbara Josephine Newton
Katherine Veronica Tangan
Bara Aloysia Walsh
Katherine Ignatius Manning
Aldermanic Doings
D., L. & W. Board For Today
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton Packing Co
People's Street Railway
Scranton Trac. Co
N. Jersey & Pocono Ice Co
Consolidated Water Supply Co
H. G. Dale
Lacka, Ave
Egon
Bermudas
Lackawannaey Co
Bank & Trust Co
First
Carbondale
Third National Ba
Dina Bani
First National Bank
Clark & Snover Co
Lack. Trust & Safe
Beranton Savings Bank
Eee
National Bank
Scranton Bolt & Nut Co
One People’s Bank
Seaesees Ot
Six Eagles
State of
Washington
Buffalo
SIN Eagles Mining CO
Dorothy Dodd
Brooks
Norfolk, Va
Old Point Comfort
Richmond, Va
Washington, D. C
Old Dominion Line
North River
Beach Street
OLD Dominion Steamship Co
H. B. Walker
J. J. Brown
New York Grain and Produce Market
Erma Earm Sefi Cook Ae
Scranton, PA
Moosic and
Rushdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical CO
Linotype
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Chicago Grain Market
East Liberty Live
Ol Market
M.T. Keller Tackawanna Carriage Works
23Avinas Union
Albert Bale
E. Joseph Kuettel
Peter Stipp
Washington Avenue
Scranton Vitrified Brick and Tile Manufacturing Company
M. Th. Dale
Washington Ave
Nay Aug
Eo & W. V. Rvr
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