Northeastern Pennsylvania Local Notices and Visits
Attorney A H Meola of Montrose visits here. Scranton residents visit relatives. Polling place set for Nicholson township. viewers oppose division. Special train planned for Meshoppen Fourth of July celebration between Tunkhannock and Sayre. Funerals, marriages, and local visits noted including Oscar O Feser and Mrs Jennie Thompson. County officials and school figures also mentioned.
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Tunkhannock
A. BH. Meola
Montrose
Frank Brundage
Scranton
Nile Mother
Nicholson Township
Anton Stephens
Mia
Corey I. Kresky
Haward Huffsmith
Mill City
Hutcher
Rev
H. H. Wilbur
Methodist Episcopal Church
Otsego County
N. Y
Sayre
Meshoppen
George la Barre
Oscar O. Feser
Putnam Street
Jennie Thompson
Wilkes-Barre
Edwin Vaughan
Rumor of Deposit Pastor’s Upcoming Wedding
The Deposit Journal reports a Susquehanna rumor that a local pastor is soon to wed a Deposit young lady. A gospel meeting will be held in Thomas Glovers grove near Ararat on July 4. In Avenue Methodist Church India list seventeen new full members and several probationers.
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Oakland
The
Deposit Journal
Thomas Glover
At Heart
Jake
Century Club
Albert Falkenbury
J. W. Ballard
Clarence Wright
Republicans Clinch Duryea Burgess and Council Seats
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Duryea dated June 27 reports a Republican victory in Tuesday elections. Dr. A. J. Burlington won the burgess seat by a large majority and the entire council slate also carried. Jickson defeated Stephenson by a margin of eight.
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Duryea
A. J. Burlington
Burgess
Jickson
Stephenson
Floral Feasts and Hospital Visits Mark Weekend
Reports from Harvey's Lake note a pleasant social gathering at Mr and Mrs J C Jackson's last Saturday. Residents from the area attended a floral service at Centre Moreland Sunday evening. Frank Walter is seriously ill with blood poison. Mr and Mrs PP Lynwood of Plymouth visit his brother Boyd Lynwood in Mize Carrie Bevlew owns a fine collection of rambling roses and many homes of the sick receive bouquets.
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J. C. Jackson
Harvey's Lake
Centremoreland
Frank Walter
Lynwood
Plymouth
Boyd Lynwood
Carrie Bevlew
Pretty Hopbottom Wedding Unites Minnie Bailey and Parley Wright
A wedding occurred Tuesday at the Bailey home in Hopbottom as Minnie Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bailey, married Parley Wright of Daitrage. Rev. A. C. Austin officiated at Kaom with a simple white gown and white roses. The ceremony featured fern and rose decorations and a white bell, with about thirty guests, mostly relatives, in attendance.
Democratic ticket defeats Martin in auditor race with Gilhoy
Gilhoy led the Democratic ticket to defeat Thomas Martin for auditor while William Rittle won the police post. Johnson Randall succeeds Gallagher as superintendent of two collieries of the rie Conl company via Avoca after a brief tenure and two rapid promotions. An ice cream social for Presbyterian class No 2 is planned on church lawn Friday evening. A wedding reception yielded 65 dollars in cash and various fine gifts. At 2 pm a train party leaves for the Pan American exposition, en route to La Grange Alabama where the groom, a former Hopbottom boy, has lived for three years.
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Gilhoy
Thomas Martin
William Rittle
Johnson Randall
Gallagher
Rie Conl
Avoca
Randall
Presbyterian Church
la Grange
Hopbottom
Soldier Reunion Attendance Noted in Lockville
Lockville on June 28 reported Lieutenant Lester Race and his family attending the soldiers reunion of the Fifty third regiment. This brief note highlights continued veterans’ gatherings and local attendance.
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Lockville
Lester Race
Regi
Charity fete at Petit Trianon hosted by high society
Paris on June 27 reports a charity fete at the Petit Trianon famed for Marie Antoinette. The event was organized by the Countess de Castellane and other society ladies.
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Paris
Petit Trianon
Marie Antoinette
Countess de Castellane
Markets Rebound After Seventh National Bank Suspension
New York markets opened volatile as Seventh National Bank suspended operations causing a broad price drop across leaders led by St Paul Union Pacific and Manhattan. Late session recovery trimmed losses with rails and Missouri Pacific and Texas Pacific also off but then firming. total volume 672,700 shares.
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Seventh National Bank
St. Paul
Union Pacffc
Manhattan
Wevereat Suifforces
Missouri Pacific
Texas
Tio Dey
Union Pacific
St. Paul and Metropolitan Railway
Alfaira
United States
Local Produce Prices From Roane County Market
Pricing list shows dairy eggs cheese beans peas and potatoes by bushel or barrel. Items include fresh cream cheese full cream 14 gallon western eggs and green peas with per bushel rates such as 72 to 60 cents and 4 06 per barrel for bias patents.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Ibalsige
Flour and grain markets show activity with steady closes
New York reports a stronger flour market with active options in spiny patenta and firm wheat spot. Corn and oats show steady to firm prices with quiet options. Butter and cheese markets hold at steady to unsettled levels across western creameries and dairies.
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New York
Duluth
Shocec
Betgalte
Western Creamery
Ma Wiye
Wygalie
Isulotge
Grain and commodity quotes steady with minor declines
Chicago market brief reports a mixed to lower tone across commodities with higher cable costs and export demand cited as factors. Cash grain prices show declines in wheat oats corn and barley with fats on pork lard and other meats posting modest movements and no clear surge in activity.
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Chicago
Chicago Cattle Receipts Show Mixed Steady To Weak Trends
Cattle receipts total 5 500 with 400 Texans, steer prices steady to slow while Texans hold steady for good to prime steers. Calves steady 4 00 to 0 00. Texas fed steers 425 units at 45 40. sheep receipts 12 000 with ewes weak and lambs rising up to 10 cents.
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Texas Fed
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Wenger
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Esa
Orphans Court Sale of Scranton Hotel Property
Public sale of land and improvements in Scranton Lackawanna County by order of the Orphans Court. The two story hotel and appurtenances on South Washington avenue River street are to be sold to satisfy the estate of Margaret Mott Kennedy and Kennedy, with three thousand dollars due at sale and remainder on confirmation. Auction in Arbitration room of the Courthouse Scranton on July 25, 1901 at 10 a.m. The deed mentions prior conveyance from Edward J. Walsh in 1897 and minerals reserved. Attorney for estate Charles L. Hawley handles the matter.
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Scranton
County of Lackawanna
Orphans’ Court
Lackawanna County
Court House
Pennsylvania
Washington Avenue
Hiver Atreey
Blowether
South Washington Avenue
River Street
Edward J. Walsh
A. D
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Lackawanna
Margaret Mott Kennedy
NOTME
South Main Avenue
Oxford Street
Hampton Street
Rerect Council No. Wi
Oxford and
Tampton Streets
Holces
Curblones Co
City Enginees
Dy. D. Kon
South Male Avenue
D. T. Hvane & Co
DD. Evana & Co
F. Mason
Main Avenue
H. Meta
Male Avenue
William Dickelnick
John T. Williams
FP. Struppter
Thomas W. Davis Ketate
Dol. Davis
Main
Mary H. Mott
Martha EK. Heiser
A. T. Heiser
FB. Mason
William Leber
Fred Rt. Leber
KF. Corleas
Jenkin Lewis
William BR. Williams
Thomas Eynon
Mute Avenue
W. H. Wickiser
Edward Roberts
Fr. A. Fricker
State of
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T. Fellows Mason
Jandyppersh
Saya
Perdons
T. Fellows
Fellows
Osford
Hampton
Ecity Council
Ll. Connell
Koraniow
Various Rental and Lost Notices from Tribune Classifieds
Classifieds list for rent including light manufacturing space on the 4th floor of the Tribune building with heat light and power. Multiple houses cottages and rooms for rent in Dalton and area with details on heat steam board and furnishings. Also sale items like a pool and billiard table and furniture. Lost bill and bill fragment near Mbright library and 645 Chestnut St. Several help wanted and situation notices including bookkeeper coachman cook and housekeeper positions. Also livestock prices listed for spring lambs and sheep auctions.
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Oi City June 27 Credit Balances and Shipments Report
Credit balances stand at 105 with certificates no bid. Shipments total 4,478 dollars with an average 62,586. Runs equal 7,012 dollars and an average of 1,003 dollars.
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Baseball doubleheader results from multiple cities
Across Philadelphia New York and Boston, game summaries list runs hits errors and battery pairs. Eason Kling Taylor Duggleby McFarland Hahn Doheny Warner Phillips Bergen and others are noted with umpires Cunningham Dwyer and Emaire.
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R. OH. E
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Eason
Kling
Donohue
Douglass
Cunningham
R. HH. E. Chicako
Taylor
Duggleby
McFarland
New York
H. E
Rf. OW
Cincinnati Co
Dononooodo
Phillips and
Bergen
Taylor and Warner
Smith and Peils
Buffalo and Montreal Games Resulted in Score Sequences
In Buffalo games, Buffalo 2 beat Providence and Buffalo 5 beat Provo. In Montreal, Montreal 8 defeated Hartford 7. In Toronto, Toronto 8 triumphed over Worcester 1. In Rochester, Rochester 13 defeated Syracuse 6.
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Dence
Provo
Montreal
Hartford
Toronto
Worcester
Rovchester
Rochester
Syracuse
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