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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1897
Page
2
A historic sale offers fine diamonds with crystals at unusually low prices. Values are slashed below regular market rates, inviting buyers to inspect stones for potential expert level surprise.
Mathias Ruson, 30, was killed Saturday in Mahanoy City by a southbound express. An unknown man walking on tracks near Buck Mountain was struck and killed by an eastbound express. A mine lamp spark ignited a fire in Oak Dale slope. water was poured to quench flames. Herbert Bishop, 18 months, fatally scalded at Pottsville by hot milk. four-year-old John Sober burned by boiling water but rescued. The Northeastern Pennsylvania Press association held a summer meeting at Lake Ganoga with broad representation. Captain George V. Myer, 56, ex-county surveyor and pension attorney, died at Towanda. served as captain in the Fiftieth Pennsylvania Volunteers and endured prison in the South after Spottsylvania. Funeral under Masonic auspices scheduled.
The Republican county convention opened with a heated clash between Quay and anti Quay factions led by Walton Palmer Jansen Brown and Docher. George Meredith elected president. Walton withdraws from renomination and Robert Brown, a Quay supporter, becomes county chair. New rules adopt Crawford county delegate system and primary election of the chair.
The Montour County Republican convention met in the courthouse. Dr. Cameron Shultz was elected president. Frank Angle and Levi Zahner named secretaries. Latimer nominated for sheriff. Curtis Cook won the jury commissioner ballot. no nomination for registrar and recorder. Baldy chosen as delegate. Rank as alternate. Wellington R. H. Rote elected county chairman.
Farmers in Shamokin rise to defend barns against raids by horse thieves. They arm themselves and vow to take the law into their own hands if gang members are captured, with talk of lynching and swift action locally.
George Brewer of Irieh Valley shoots and kills Alexander Tierson after Tierson breaks into Tirewer's house. Brewer bought a horse for 106 dollars at a Wednesday sale. the horse was stolen Thursday night. In total six horses vanished within days, with two stolen Wednesday night and four more since.
Passengers on the Wilkes-Barre and Eastern train near Sparta New Jersey faced a perilous ride when the engine driving rod broke at speed. The blast damaged the boiler and track, injuring engineer Gould who was knocked unconscious as dust and escaping steam filled the coaches.
A. L. Spencer and Thomas Aubrey of Beranton, convicted of conspiracy in Luzerne county in March, face sentencing by Judge Bennett in Wilkes-Barre on Wednesday. After sentencing, a superior court writ of error will be sought, with bail pending appeal, and the case will be argued again in January session.
In Stroudsburg on June 27 a rally of patriotic orders from Monroe County drew delegates from most groups. Speeches were delivered by Wil lam H. Linton of Saginaw Mich W A Stone of Allegheny City J D Hicks of Pittsburg Perry A Gideon of Philadelphia ex Mayor J H Fellows of Scranton and H S Sawyer of Pittsburg.
Mt Pocono June 27 The season that began with high hopes has proven satisfactory to hotel men. Despite cool spells the influx of summer visitors is enormous and houses are filling rapidly. With July near the social whirl will be in full swing. Several wheeling and coaching parties arrived this week.
A Star article recalls the old sand man of Washington who sold white sand for scrubbing and black sand for blotting ink. Horse and cart peddled sand by peck quart and pint, prices ranged from 23 to 124 cents, but the trade faded as soap and blotting paper supplanted the materials.
In LaGrange county Indiana at Wakarusa a spiritualist seance led by Joseph King caused a scene where Mrs. Coffeen a prominent society woman grappled with a materializing spirit. Her wrist was dislocated during the tumult and the incident is being investigated.
We are leaving the wallpaper business and must close out twenty five thousand rolls at once. Prices include 10¢, 20¢, 28¢ and 50s to 85c per roll with discounts for bulk purchases. Act now to clear room for other goods.
Electricity spreads from home conveniences to factories with motors and tools that replace steam, gas, and manual labor. It powers door bells sewing machines heaters and grills in homes and drives bolts nuts textile plants and mines, promising cleaner, quieter, space saving, and highly efficient operations.
A witty exchange in the Boston Transcript notes a troubling mood and a sharp remark about profits as a gentleman toys with a beer schooner. The quote suggests brewing trouble with financial potential.
New York produce market reports show mixed commodity tones across grains and foods. Wheat No 1 northern and No 1 hard Manitoba values appear with rounds of activity, while corn and oats show spot firmness and quiet options. Rye and barley trade steady with western weights and occasional shifts in futures. Meat, dairy, and fats indicate quiet to firm movements across refined, creamery, and lard markets in a broad city context.
Philadelphia June 7 market report shows wheat futures firm for June and higher for several months, corn steady with mixed lots, oats steady, butter and cheese largely unchanged, refined sugar quiet but firm, cotton unchanged, tallow steady, live poultry prices firm with various sizes. Receipts include flour 14,000 barrels. wheat none. corn 63,000 bushels. oats 28,000. shipments wheat 45 bushels. corn 30,000. oats 2,000. Beef cattle active with higher quotes. sheep weaker. hogs steady with best Western priced higher. calves rising. milk and dairy items noted.
June reports show leading futures for Wheat Corn and Pork with varied bids and asks. Quotations list winter patents summer specials and standard grades for corn oats rye barley and related grains along with forenoon revelpts and shipments across flour wheat corn oats and rye totals.
New York markets show Reeves Receipts with 1 head traded little while cables slow. Calves receipts: none. Sheen and Lambe receipts tally 2 092 head with good to choice cattle and steady lambs. Hoge-e corps reports 2 440 head, market nominally steady at 8.60046.
On City, Pa., June 9 credit balances and certificates offered with no bid for options. New York petroleum Pennsylvania crude mentions July with zero bids and no sales. Silver certificates closed at unknown.
An advertisement listing a range of digestive complaints including headache biliousness indigestion and constipation. It claims a few doses of Radway's Pills will free the system and invites readers to send for a Book of Advice from Radway & Co New York.
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