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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
2
A major cave-in at the old Columbia colliery near Duryea in Northeastern Pennsylvania caused widespread structural damage across several homes and streets. The event also wrecked utility and rail lines but left traffic flowing. no serious injuries reported.
Special from Tunkhannock June 28 A H Squier of this place will go to the Democratic national convention in Kansas City as a delegate replacing C N Parker of Nicholson who was elected but cannot attend. Squier is Wyoming's representative at Harrisburg last term and currently chairs the Democratic county committee. The Forks ton township division case set for July 26 at court of quarter sessions to hear evidence on redrawing districts.
The report blends scattered items from Lauret HN academy events in Hegan Opera House to community notices in Susquehanna and Kirkwood. A dog theft inquiry, a Decease at Broad Street, and a marriage near Hare ford are among the various items. The column also lists train incidents near Great Bend and Creasy River crossings, plus local visitors and farm notices.
A. J. Kling hosted a large birthday gathering at his home on Tuesday evening for Pye and other guests. Attendees included Mamie Kenyon Ethel Smith Keon Smith Cree Walker and many others with music, dancing, and refreshments. A separate accident damaged a stove and caused minor property harm. no serious injuries reported. A marriage was held at a Catholic church this morning for Miss Fata Ward and Mr. Green of New York, with guests from Scranton and nearby towns in attendance.
Hopbottom notes from June list a student returning from Stroudsburg Normal school, a caller from Professor Osburn of Nicholson, Toronto school Guests, and local wedding. Mr and Mrs Will Robinson welcome a infant. marriage ties connect Maggie West to Walter Misley. The town contemplates a school principal search and a Loomis Lake picnic is planned by local young ladies.
Richard A. Ward city editor of the News and Miss Rowse M daughter of George W Kaulser Wanamie wed at St Marys parochial in a surprise ceremony Rev T W McAndrew officiated The groom Thomas J Walker of the News staff attended by Miles A Richards The couple will live at 402 South River street Ward a well known Northeastern Pennsylvania journalist and the bride a graduate of Broomeburg State Normal School who has taught in Newport township The Wilkes Barre Record notes a bright and cheering start for their married life.
Baseball items outline lineups and results with players Willis Sullivan Phillips Wood Anplin Terry Vitlutelphit and Zimmer Beever Zimmer and others. Mention reads American League Indianapolis Detroit Cleveland Kansas City Milwaukee and scores like 3% to 4. The text is fragmentary but preserves team pairings and player names from a league roundup.
Toronto wins 7 0 over Springfield with first team scoring. Providence 10 Rechester 9 Worcester Syracuse rain affected play.
An OCR fragment advertises Mall's Catarrh Remedy from Fw Chen & On Toledo Ohio. It claims internal use and mentions locating in Toledo and free testimonials. The text is garbled with marketing phrasing and unclear product claims.
The market opened with lethargic trading and lower prices but wheat developments sparked rapid bears to cover shorts. Sugar, Keystone Transit, People Gas and American Tobacco rose on delayed implications from Saturday's events. coal and anthracite advanced as prices hinted at rising demand. Total shares traded reached 420,000 with subdued overall investor interest across major indices.
A corrected OCR fragment lists potato and Bermuda onion entries with prices including a Potatoes-abe value and Bermuda Oniona-91 and a 4.25 flour patent price.
Incoherent OCR fragment references locations and numbers, mentioning New York, Minnesota, and Maine. Mentions weather like rain and wind, and notes about wheat markets and open wheat prices. Mentions July closing and various place names, but content is largely garbled with no clear event or outcome.
June market notes show steady wheat pricing with higher restate demand and strong poultry sales. Reports mention white clipped butter shipping, various regional shipments, and notable stock levels of corn oats and barley. Nearby markets indicate rising prices for fowl and spring chickens amid cautious trade activity.
The report notes a sharp dip in wheat futures as mediation and short selling surge. Commodities including corn oats and other grains fluctuate, with beberapa prices listed such as No 2 red and No 1 white oats and 180 per unit.
The page lists cattle and sheep figures with weights and prices. Entries reference steers heifers calves cows rams and lambs. Prices show ranges including 4.78 to 5.09 per unit and various totals. locations mention Texas and Colorado.
A fragmented market update notes cattle and sheep activity with mixed lamb prices. Vigorous trading seen in some categories while others stay flat. Strong entities include Yorker region buyers and local sellers amid a midweek close.
Fragmentary OCR text from East Liberty area listing scattered items and names. Reads like a rough page of notices, prices, and measurements with unclear dates and entities.
Scattered dairy and dairy product notes with prices and animal listings. Entries include steers cows sheep veal and miscellaneous livestock values and market observations from New York.
Credit balances list 1,057 on Kifivaton and 1M,772 barrels in various accounts. ET Narreles notes totals and Peel barrels appear in the ledger with unspecified allocations.
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