Suburbs News Highlights Crane Wedding and Local Events
Stephen Crane plans West Side visit for a relative's wedding as other local items unfold. Grace Kellow dies of pneumonia at eight, with funeral at Washburn Street cemetery. A 27-year-old man breaks a leg jumping from a DL&W freight train near Bellevue flats. The West Side Republican league displays a McKinley Hobart banner on Main Avenue.
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George F. Kellow
Chestnut Street
Grace
Thomas W. Mellrath
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lackawanna Hospital
McGrath
Hellevue Flats
Local social notices and visits fill the week
Residents and guests are listed in a roundup of calls and events. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn return from Ballmunk to Boulevard avenue. Mrs. Allen of Delaware street convalesces after a two month illness. Wilcoxes from Sunbury and New York visit relatives in the Ridge. Beech Lake visits and Asbury church activities are noted along with a Bible study, an outdoor lunch, and a Fourth of July event schedule.
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F. H. Dunn
Ballmunk
Boulevard Avenue
Asbury
Mitchell
East Market Street
Lake Aries
Wright
W. H. Stevns
Kennedy
Asbury Church
Sanderson's Park
Lucas’ Hall
Rebecca's Lodge
Messrs. Langon
Atkins
Colvin
Leone Farnham
May Hopewell
David Bush
May Hall
Bernice Conger
Rev. Kinter
Providence
Epworth League
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup A Milestone Teething Remedy
The advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year old milky remedy for teething pain in children. It claims to soothe the child, soften gums, relieve wind colic and diarrhea, and asserts global availability through druggists at twenty five cents per bottle. It warns buyers to ask for Mrs Winslow's by name and not accept substitutes.
Thirtieth Anniversary Festivities For St Peter’s Society
St Peter's Beneficial society marks its thirtieth anniversary with a series of events led by Hon H J Sparnhorst of St Louis. A high mass at St Mary's, a Widows and Orphans fund branch, concerts, and a parade with societies from Wilkes Barre Pittston Carbondale and Allentown. Grand marshal Peter Robling Jr led by George Keller and Henry Crookenberg as aides. Parade route includes Orchard grounds Roaring Brook bridge Spruce and Washington avenues to Central Park. Banquet follows at Central Park hall.
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St. Peter's Beneficial Society
H. J. Sparnhorst
St. Louis
Guth
St. Mary's Choir
Saengerrunde
George Keller
Henry Crookenberg
Central Park
Funeral for Patrick Corcoran Held at St John’s Church
Patrick Corcoran’s funeral occurred Saturday at 9 30 am with a high mass at St. John’s Church conducted by Rev. J A Moffitt. A large crowd attended and interment followed in St. Joseph’s Cemetery Minoooka with pallbearers Martin McDonough R J Callery Michael A Donahoe Michael Hand John Gibbons and C G Boland.
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Patrick Corcoran
St. John’s Church
J. A. Moffitt
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Minooka
Martin McDonough
R. J. Callery
Michael A. Donahoe
Michael Hand
John Gibbons
C. G. Boland
Streetcar Extension Aids Upper Ward Residents
A work crew extends Stone avenue streetcar line up Leech street with tracks to reach farther into the upper sections of the Nineteenth and Twentieth wards for resident convenience. St John s Parochial school begins its commencement exercises with events tomorrow and Wednesday nights. Admission is 26 cents for tomorrow and free for children on the following night. Fred Reidenbach of the Nineteenth ward seeks the Democratic county convention delegate post. Ella F Donahoe of Stone avenue, previously ill, is convalescent.
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Leech Street
St John's Parochial School
Fred Reidenbach
Misa Ella F. Donahoe
Stone Avenue
Local incidents report injuries deaths and social events
Richard Williams loses a hand at Storrs shaft while blocking a car with a sprag. Miles Miles, longtime local resident and son in law of the Jones family, dies at Kingston with unknown cause. Social and church events fill the week with gatherings at Welsh Congregational church and Christian church. A baby dies of cholera infantum. families visit Lake Winola and State’s Pond on outings. Funeral for a 2 year old from North Malin avenue to Dunmore cemetery.
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Richard
Morgan Williams
Brick Avenue
Storrs
Williams E
Moses Taylor
Miles Miles
Kingston
Miles
Lewis Jones
Wayne Avenue
Welsh Congregational Church
Nellie Pickett
North Malin Avenue
Susquehanna County
Joseph Osterhout
Oak Street
la Grange
Mabey
Bristol House
George Davis
Lake Winola
Patrick Murray
Cusick Avenue
William Fitzgerald
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mays
West Market Street
Christian Church
Joseph Fox
Herman Avenue
Morrin V. Morris
William Jervis
Harry Richardson
State's Pond
Thomas Jones
Leggetts Street
Hazleton
Thomas Reed
Dunmore Cemetery
James Powell Celebrates Class of 1906 Return
James Powell comes home Saturday from Stroudsburg State Normal school where he finished in the class of 1906. The Union band of Taylor played an open air concert for Greenwood residents Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Anthony Cusick returned from Frederick Maryland after a short visit. The Mi nooka team failed to meet the Pittston Reds as the latter did not appear. The O'Connell council Young Men's Institute plans a lawn festival on July ox.
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John Ace
Decker's Court
Mount Powono
Benjamin Hughes
North Sumner Avenue
Washburn Street
Mary
Henry Jones
Eynon Street
P. Tague
St. Patrick's Church
Harriet J. Ward
Gounod
St. Cecilia
Haydn Hans
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mia
James FE
Francis
North Main Avenue
Brice Sickler
H. HE. Francis
Glenburn
West Side
Mountain Lake
Margaret Gibbs
Grace Walker
Asbury Park
W.E. Jameison
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Jameison
Robert Morris Lodge
Hyde Park
William Wagstaff
Bellevue
3. M. Ives
James Powell
Union Band
Taylor
Greenwood
Anthony Cusick
Frederick
Minooka
Pittston Reds
O'Connell Council
Young Men's Institute
Market declines after opening as liquidations spread
Wall Street closes firm only briefly as higher cables from Portland fade. The market slides 1 to 3 percent with weak demand from abroad and active selling by traders. Industrials lead declines while Sugar, Reading, Jersey Central and others fall amid general dullness and bear trading.
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Wall Street Review
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Portand
Burlington and Quincy
St. Paul
Rock Island
Northwest
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan
Tennessee
St. Jersey Central
Reading
Ito
Chicago
Hurlington and
Quincy
Buffalo Market Report Cattle and Hog Prices June 7
Buffalo N Y June 7 cattle receipts 4180 head market steady with steers 6.603.95 cows 4.008 fat bulls 4.15 Veal dull under 600 pounds 9.25. Hogs receipts 7810 on sale 3200 best Yorkers good weights 4.02 price range 3.05 to 4.50 for various weights. Sheep and lambs receipts 7300 on sale 2000 steady sheep dull lambs weak prime lambs 5.05 to 6. •
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Buffalo
N. Y
Saale
Philadelphia Provision Market Steady Demand and Prices
Philadelphia provision market reports steady demand with generally unchanged prices. Items listed include city smoked boot, beef home at 15,216.60, pork family around 10.250.10, and hams cured at 8 FP, with other terms unclear due to OCR errors.
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Philadelphia
Leader's Price Roses and Flowers Bulk Offer
The item promotes leader's price on large lots of roses and fancy flowers. One hundred dozen bunches offered at a marked discount from regular price, with emphasis on extra quality and low per-bunch cost. Offers strong sale language typical of a newspaper display.
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Lhuader
Leader's
Trade terms for cured meats and lards in various packages
The document lists standard terms for salting smoking and curing beef pork and lard products. It specifies average qualities and packaging units such as tierces tubs hogsheads and cases. It references brands and measurements and mentions breakfast bacon and city refined lard.
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Tierces
Gabe
Loyal Temperance Legion nominates officers for three months
A Saturday meeting named nominees for president Benjamin Jeffrey and Will Youngs, vice president Doe Beigler, secretary Bert Edwards, treasurer Charles Plitcher. Emma Krank elected co-president of the county legion. Dunmore leaders listed. A fire at James Onick house in Prescott Park caused by unknown origin. two watchmen had guarded the site. no water for fire fighters.
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Loyal Temperance Legion
Benjamin Jeffrey
Will Youngs
Doe Beigler
Bert Edwards
Charles Plitcher
Emma Krank
The
L. C. Hrink
Dunmore
Elinor Jones
Carbondale
Essie Wills
Green Ridge
Mise Wintingan
Austin
James Onick
Prescott Park
Onick
Hut
Lake Arlel
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Dr. Williams
Grace Kellow
J. W. Williams
Wales
Jackson Street Baptist Church
EF. R. Griffiths
Williama
Willams
Edward T. Wagstaff
Thomas Watkins
Frank Bryden
Edward Miles
Art Ackerson
Thomas Miles
Meredith Jones
G. F. Eynon
Richard Owens
Griffith Miles
E. McGovern
Robert E. Owens
Roland Avenue
Colonial Club
Atlantic City
Main Avenue
the Tribune
West Side Business Directory
South Mala Avenue
Harriet J. Davis
Et Starner
J. C. King
South Side News
St. Peter's Society
Patrick Corcor
Yale
South America
P. Ganpeell
Am. Tobacco Co
Cotton
Lilly
Canada Southern
N. W
MIL & St. P
Gen
Lake Shore
Louis. & Nash
M. K
Texas
N. J
Central Veel
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Ontario & Weat
Omaha
Southern R
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Tenn. C
Iron
Union Pacific
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West
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Chicago Board OF Trade
Wit
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Dime
Scranton Lace Curtain Co
National Boring & Drill
Piret National Bank
Scranton
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Scranton Bavinga Bank
Bonta Plate Glass Co
Scranton Car Replacer Co
Eeaeee Scranton Packing Co
Weston Mill Co
Ee Lackawanna Iron & “Ee Co
National Bank
Throop Novelty M's
Scranton Traction
Scranton Glass Co
Scranton Pass
People's Street Railway
Ace Scranton & Pittston Trac
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka. Township School
City of Scranton
Oon
Borough of Winton
Eeenee Oon
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle Works
Wyoming Ave
Lebege Gori
Lackawanna Avenue
Dimit O&c
Jane Bokalty
W . Re
Einie
Foote & Shear CO
Washington Avenue
James Moir
First National Bank
Glens
Madea
Wwe
Matthews Bros
Drugg Ist
the Frothingham
Edison
Wiconte
Balo
Soata
Laurel
Daisy Dawson
L. N. O'Dell
Lawrence
Scranton Driving Park
Grounds
Illumina
Malreigns
William H. Barber
Bauer
Canadian Pacific R’y
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