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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1901

Page

7

Pittston News Highlights Flag Gift and Local Events

Pittston receives a 14 foot American flag from Pittston residents and the Lions club as the flag is raised without ceremony. The upcoming weekend features matinee races at West Pittston fair grounds, a local amateur baseball game, and entries from Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. The report also covers weddings, travels, injuries, and local incidents in Pittston and surrounding towns.

Scranton Tribune Pittston Stecum Connneil King American Mechanics Pittston Hospital West Pittston Fair Grounds Lugerne County Agricultural Association Louis D. Shelly West Pittston Shelly & Luchsinger Nellie Polhamug Erie Baptist Church S.J. Arthur West Pittston Baptist Church Airs Shelly Franklin Street T. M. Johnston St. James’ Episcopal Church Ireland Rasfeale Maucimoe An Lalian Cork Lane Plitston Hospital Thomas Miles Searle Street No. 0 Matthew Widwards Wyemine Avenue Wreet Margaret Davis Welsh Bill

Local Social Notes From Wyalusing and Nearby Towns

Miss Jessie Horsiet and Lottie Kintner visited Mrs Charles Fuller in Sayre. Evelyn Hoag attends Stroudsburg Normal commencement where sister Genevieve graduates. Nelson Welles family vacationing in Horseheads NY and will stop in Buffalo. Mrs J M Allis hosted Twentieth Century club. W Gaylord of Towanda visiting town. Mrs Charles Mitten and children visit relatives. Grace Jones visited parents in Athens. Bell Decker returned from Jenlira NY. Neille Mitten to spend summer at uncle’s. Marjorie Bunnell stayed with Ruth Carrington at Manford Stevens'. Mrs Hugh Davie of West Pittston visited Lottie Kininer. Sabra Porter returned home after visiting sister Mrs Roland Crandall Brevensville. Long and Nina La France of Taceyville calling Sunday. Hetta Smith and sons visit brother in Wilmont PA. Edward Williams and Florence return home to Wellesville after visiting sister Mrs Shermerhorn Orchard Cottage.

Whilusing Jessie Horsiet Lottie Kintner Charles Fuller Sayre Evelyn Hoag Stroudsburg Genevieve Nelson Welles Horseheads N. Y Buffalo J. M. Allis Twentieth Century Club Ek. W. Gaylord Towanda Charles Mitten West Pittston Grace Jones Athens Bell Decker Jélmira N.Y Neille Mitten Merrick Fred Mitten Marjorie Bunnell Ruth Carrington Manford Stevens Hugh Davie West Pittstan Lotthe Kininer Sabra Porter Roland Crandall Brevensville Long Nina la France Taceyville Hetta Smith Raymond and Harry Wilmont Pia Edward Williams Florence Wellesville Co. Shermerhorn Orchard Cottage

Local Notes and Lodge Gathering in Nicholson Area

Miss May Farrar returns home from Manefield State Normal school while F N Boyle and Leo F Boyle finish at Rensselaer Institute in Troy New York. Residents F F and J L Jones of Scranton visit Mrs Warner and her parents. Members of Juniata Rebekah lodge attend Paulowna Rebekah meeting in Factoryville with numerous local couples and individuals listed.

Fred Steele G. G. Rought William Lord Fyrb Proper M. Mack Ed. Jacques Juna Warner Ethelstark Ruth Johnson Augusta Benjamin Jerry Wells Werkheiser Ed. Farrar John Maynard Myra Maynard

Local Happenings In Tunkhannock And Nearby Towns

In Tunkhannock on Tuesday Thomas Hope of Lovelton noted street repairs on Ti ege street with a gitter and sidewalk work by Street Commissioner Carpenter. Other items include hotel landlord Herman Bunsinger in town, plans for a bobbing factory with Prof. Benson, teachers attending a New Milford school review, painters at Main Street, a portable camping house being built by Eli Stalker and Richard Osterhout, and W Dowling receiving a fast new railway bicycle. The Chidester child burial near diphtheria is recorded as the second such victim. The borough barred gravel removal from Wiley creek to protect bank stability. Henry Merkcle enjoys early garden produce. Hiram S. Hannas now collects debts for J. B. Douglass. Sister M Jerome of Wellsville noted.

Tunkhannock Thomas Hope Lovelton Tiege Street Odge Carpenter Herman &. Bunsinger North Mehoopany Benson New Milford Frank Barnes Jerome Bloat George Herkimer Main Street Eli Stalker Richard Osterhout W. Dowling Eunice John W. Chidester Wiley Creek Henry Merkcle Hiram Hannas J. RR. Douglass Hueiness M, Jerome Wellsville

Silk mill plans spark town business talk

Local business leaders discuss a potential silk mill project in our town with an option secured for a building site. Former milk bobbin factory buyers from Carbondale revived operations to that city, while residents welcome new arrivals and attend various visits and gatherings.

Community Notes From Hallstead and Nearby

Local society reports and town updates include Miss Katherine Summerton visiting in Binghamton, new officers elected for the Ladies Aid Society, and residents seen in Binghamton. Fire alarm during a thunderstorm prompted a brief drill for twelve firemen. Activities cover church events, Greek society gatherings at Binghamton High School, chair factory patent news, and church supper proceeds.

Binghamton Attore MFE Henry Arthur DuBois Binghamton High School Morris Connors Rey J. J. O'Donnell New Milford Adams McMoran Kate Smith Norwich B. W. Pease

Honesdale Notes Include Picnics Weddings and Town News

The June 24 Honesdale column reports the Lutheran Sunday school picnic at Selvine Park, new uniforms for Company I sharpshooters, and a reminder to place numbers on street corners. It notes a derrick erection for Northeastern Oil, a Minnesotan visiting relatives, and a sacred concert in Lake Lodore. Married couples include Katharine Richmond and Alfred C. Nirey in Second Street, with Pittston ties, and Maud Bennie and John Sharpsteen in a quiet home ceremony. Also mentioned is a Fourth of July cracker tradition and a dog that leaves home for weeks before the holiday.

Thlonesdale Derman Tutheran Selvine Park Susquehanna Company I Presbyterian Church Llonesdale BP Brown Ol Company Charles Sutton Maluth Minn Sutton BL Murnfeatre Freemans Orchestra Lake Lodore Katharine A. Richmond Alfred J. Cnirey Second Street C. Percy Baptist Church Pittston Mir Carey Honesdale

Headache Capsule Ad Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Krause's Headache Capsule as a remedy to cool the head by morning. It claims a single capsule cures in about thirty minutes and notes price as Ye, with sales through druggists and general merchants.

Krause

Market weather unsettled as stocks rise and fall in New York

In New York trading on June W sentiment shifted with wide price swings. St Paul Union Pacific and Manhattan led declines while many others recovered with reduced selling pressure. Investors anticipated treasury disbursements and a July fleet event prompting cautious optimism. bond activity followed the stock movement with total sales around 22.105 million dollars and US refunding bonds up 1/4 point.

New York St. Paul Union Pacific Manhattan Friente Peerettry Treasuy Stouka United States

Grain and dairy product prices in local market listing

A local price list shows dairy items and beans with per bushel and per barrel rates. Items include fresh dairy products, tea beans, medium beans, kidney beans, potatoes, Bermuda onions, and patent flour with quoted prices in various ranges.

H. G. Dale Lackawanna Ave Hutter Vrosh U'galie

New York Market Summary Amid Mixed Wheat and Dairy Quotes

June 26 report shows No. 2 hard wheat afloat steady with some advances in spot values. Elevator bids vary as markets opened firm but later sold off, while butter and eggs show mixed to steady pricing across regional markets with dairy products noted.

New York Padge Fae Staly Biter Dion Dinitati Tohowa Biote Pennsylvania

Dressed Poultry prices and grain shipments dominate late north east market

The report notes steady prices for dressed poultry and fowls while wheat and oats show mixed movement. It lists flour, sugar, and other commodities with quantities in bushels and barrels, alongside shipments and consignments for corn and wheat through western and southern markets.

Philadelphia N.Y Crvatal Ducha

Wheat and grain futures mixed in Chicago market

The Chicago wheat and grain complex showed mixed moves with dull demand and export activity boosting some contracts while others fell. Futures for corn and oats traded lower amid uncertain demand, and hog and pork products posted modest gains alongside livestock notes.

Chicago SeptComm Ohio

Chicago cattle and sheep receipts report with mixed demand

Receipts today show cattle and sheep activity with varying demand. Cattle including steers and heifers traded unevenly. dressed beef values ranged around 0.55 to 4.50 with prime and choice lots noted. Sheep and lamb markets steady to slower. spring lambs and wethers seen active at several top quotes, volume cited around 14,000 head for sheep and steady to slow for lambs.

Chicago Buteliers Toras Texanus Riad

Multiple Rental and Help Wanted Notices in Tribune Style

A dense column lists for rent spaces and cottages including a 1200 foot fourth floor area in the Tribune building with heat light and power and ads for cottages near Lake Sheridan. It also advertises tenement rooms in Dalton and a cabbage plant sale and several help wanted postings for office, hotel and domestic work.

Tribune THE

Scranton South Main Avenue paving petition and notice

Property owners along South Main avenue between Oxford and Hampton petition Scranton officials to pave the street with vitrified brick on a concrete base and to set curbstones. They seek assessment of costs against owners in five installments, naming many signatories and addresses. A meeting of stockholders is called to consider a proposed capital stock increase from 1,400,000 to 3,000,000 dollars.

South Main Avenue Oxford Street Tlamipiton Street Scranton Hampton Street Sid Avenue Sefeot Council No Taos OF Pathbioners Sefeot Common Couns A. Fiondomons Osfords Wampton Ole Dom. Evans Mule Avenue Caty Aver DD. Evans & Co Main Avenue Evans & Co Maie T. F. Mason, Auth Mets Vain Avenue William Dichelnick Main Ave John T. Williame Fort Por Steippler Madin Avenue Thomas W. Shiwie Ketare Davia Si Booth Marthe C. Udeer Meines Maite Avenie Vieen William Loler Red Ry Ober Booth Main Avenue Corlem Gb South Main Avenue Donkin Lewis South Stain William BR Williamg Thomas Eynom South Main Wiehioor Edward Reboots Main Avene F. A. Frivher State of Penneylvania County of Lackawanna Scrwnton Fellows Oxford Hampton Streets Josh Phil Les Primugiee Wol Connell City Recorder Lotice Ullioy Engineer Company Ordow Mieed Im Sctanton Mentisvivitila Augiush Ashion Therald Company Uleeling Stanley Plallien Stouretary Mail van Buren Avenu Conneila Cit Serantima Washburn Street Sumner Avenue van Buren Avenue Aso Select Council City of van Riven Avenue Eaid Street Sail Street Davin Ee ' Setesesess BK Howell Cecrrpes Prsneneone Mra Macel Evans Aydn Evans W. Vy Wright Stegolation Councils Reneneenee

Market Report From New York Farm Prices

New York prices for cattle calves and sheep show steady to firmer trends with cows and bulls holding steady, oxen and heifers mixed. Butcher hogs and lambs quote in the 620s to 470 range. hogs around 4.60 per hundredweight, with varied culls and selections across categories.

New York Theves Emath Cholee

Credit haloners report no bid on shipments in Sooza area

In Oi City on June 26 credit haloners from MO report certific rates at 708M with no bid on shipments, average Sooza runs HS 012 average by 410. This fragment lists figures and entities without a full narrative.

Oi City Credit Haloners

Unclear baseball scorecard across multiple venues and teams

Fragmented report lists games at Benton New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington Cleveland Baltimore and others with incomplete lineups. Several umpire names and missing times noted. some teams failed to appear and several scores appear: Toronto 8 Providence 4 Syracuse 5 Montreal 0 Rochester 4 Hartford 2 Buffalo 6.

Toronto Providence Syracuse Montreal Rochester Murtford Buffalo Worestor

Dissolution and Charter Notice of Local Firms and Corporations

Notice of dissolution of the partnership A H Rogers and N20 Major doing as EA Major in Serranton Lackawanna PA and an application to the Governor of Pennsylvania for The People's Powder Company charter to manufacture and sell powder dynamite and related substances with Charles E Olver as solicitor submitted on July 19 1901.

A. HL Hogera Serranton Mirineeship A. WH. Rogers A. H. Rogers Ss. C. Major Walter FB Davis People's Powder Company Asee Charles E. Olver

Also Mentioned on This Page

Northeastern Bucknell University May Sweet Af Harford Kevin Slater FF. Osborne PF. Bond Carbondale Lewis Chaffee Mansfield Normal School Charles Koon Middleton C. Byron Koon Christine Bower West Tioga Street George Elisabeth Bower Samuel C. Todge Lincoln University Thomas H. Ryan Josephine Boyce Clayton Card Boardwell Susan Peet Ricketts James T., Ketchledge Clarence Asheld Filmira Pierre Asheld Collette Olean James Iwwirhy Money S.N. Brown West Oneonta Medward Scotten George Bayless Glen Hosel Currie Johnson Mauch Chunk James Johnson David Michiel South Gibson Mir Lowe James KE. Davis Union Mary Wesley Tose Dayton James T. DuBois Montrose Eilenbeth Willets A. Watson New York City Marguerite Sliger Hallstead Wall Street Review M.S Jordan Foooma Meara Atchison Atehison Brook, Traction Sasseess Chea & Own Chie & Gt. West Eeveeae Uu Ray St Feck Island Kan I'R Sete Amg Ie Ig Louli Nash Socerene Ly Eoseennes Traction Misano Paci Sivecevess TV South Pacifie Een Norfolk Coal & Tron U.S Pirie Union Pacific Prey Pate Weelern Union Col Foot & Trott Cannes Southern - Ewne R. Steel Co S$. Steel Co New York Crain Open High Law Witeat Ing Haly Scranton Board of Trade Exchange National Mink Cemnesranessseee Scrimaton Raliwa Neebwnee Teople Vereene People's Street Wailwa General Miettgage Die Tbh Wobee Eeene Ma Dickson Manufacturing Co Senna Chicago Grain and Produce the Tribune Bach Jefferson Avenue Lackawania Avenue Lake Sheridan F.C. Drigus Nicholson, Pa Dalton Carlton Lake Winola Fred R. Stark Traders’ Bank Wayne Avenue Putnam Street Green Ringe Street Wyoming Avenue Ash Street Ean Solomon's Shirt Factory Franklin Avente Solomon's Factory Franklin Avenue Mulberry Tompkins Wahington Avenue Want la Rhine Central City Albert Schiutz Mulberry Street Webster Avenue Gustav Pichel Adams Avenue West Side George W. Jenkins South Fred L. Terpph Cedar Avenue Houble House Tirrison Avenue Newdovall Ridge Mow Bissell Trice Reynolds North GEO. W. Davis North Main Avenue and Market Street Green Ridge Charles [T. Jones Dickson Avenue F. J. Gowns Green Tidge Street Lorenz Washington Avenue Marion Street Blom, Sanders Irving Hotel Scrantona Petersburg W. H. Enepfel Irving Avenue Dunmore J. G. Bone & Son Renst Buffalo Hotels Wibsiness St. Wolter Avenue G. PL Rexaolda Elmiurst Lincoln Parkway Resse Tan Niingle House Rood Well Stanton Street Wells & Keator Jones, Wheeler Avenue Wella, & Keater Bure Cowelman Couchiman Ri Peni Avenue City Burea Weun Street Wella & Keator Dul Apple Avenue Primores Eity Real Eatate Henry Belin Chas IL Welles Thomas Sprague Raw Stark & Co Amin Eimer Tive N. V. Walker Sbbtts Bin Dalian SL Dhustell Cedar Ave Wreasler Court Certified Public Accountant Edward GC Spaulding Traders Bank Edward H. Davis Connell Building N. L. Harding Risenberger, Pauli Building Spruce Street Laubach FRANK _£. BOYLE Durr K. Tracy Att’y Commonwealth D. B. Replogle Meare Building Willard Warren & Knapp Republican Building Jessup Commonwealth Building Edward W. Thayer L. A. Watres Board of Trade Building Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building C. Comegys A.W. Bertholf W. L'Amoreaux ELK Cafe P. Zeigler Victor Koch A. B. Briggs North Main Avenue Eicke Adams and Leeds G. R. Clarke & CO Reedsmen and NURS Erymen Greco Houses Atora Telephone Josepit Kuettel Lacka Aye Louis Shoemaker Megargee Bros Wilkes-Barre Reisman Brog Spruce Linden M. Norton Lackawanna Avenue Behutzer LEGAL Benton H. St. Louia Th. Wyte Cinelli Hitheride-oolt Amt Pelis Matthywson Bowenman Limyno Swyer Brooklyn Monahan Brookiy Battoies Fannebill Wiltse Zimmer Londran MedGuire Limpire O' Dus Washington R Phiadelphia Secre Oltoloooir Washingto E.cee Clevelands H.R. Milwaukee Maloney Brugeing Garevin Baltimore-Noganin Reston Detroit-Chicago Fts Lave, Lle Claw Shanton
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