Local northeastern pennsylvania items and incidents
News notes from the region report Harvey's Lake steamer business, a £100 gift to the New York Fresh Air Fund, and local plans including a Hazleton convent entrance in August. Also listed are a Luzerne infant's death under coroner inquiry, a miner fatally injured at North Mahanoy colliery, a Villanova degree for John T. Lenahan, a drowning lawsuit, a fatal railway collision on the Lehigh Valley line, and various local curiosities and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey's Lake
Jean Markle
Jeddo
New York Fresh Air Fund
Bella McGill
Freeland
Hazleton Convent
Knights of Malta
Mauch Chunk
Phillipsburg
Mountain Park
Lakeview
Echooley's Mill Race
Luzerne Borough
McKee
John Eisenman
North Mahanoy
John T.lenahan
Wilkes- Farre
Villanova College
Philadelphia
Sulu
John Strnke
Tuderman & Speer
Stockton
Eugene Briggs
Lehigh Valley
Briggs
James John
Fairfax Court House
Wilkes- Duarte
J. l Arnott
Plainsville
Arnott
Francis H. Hagerman
Bradford County
Asylum Township
Hagerman
A. M. Deibl
Stroudsburg
Storms Hill
Stormeville
Deihl
Dethl
Forest City to Benefit From Alien Tax Law Revenue
Susquehanna county residents note Forest City will gain new revenue under the alien tax law as aliens contribute annually to school finances and criminal court costs. The article also mentions road work on Hallroad street and ongoing borough street improvements. An infant died, a marriage occurred, and local residents visited friends in Susquehanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna County
Forest City
Naturalization Courts
Hallroad
Center
Hillside Company
Dennis
Five Officers Chase a Hoy Who Is Charged with Stealing a Horse Blanket
Susquehanna area notes a Jackson county chase for a boy accused of stealing a horse blanket. A Montrose lawsuit targets the Lackawanna and Montrose railroad. The paper reports local events from Hallstead to Montrose, including civic meetings and a tallman in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
Sarah Cady
Lackawanna and Montrose
Starrucca
Great Wall Paper Sale Closes Stock Fast
Advertises a liquidation of wallpaper stock with 25000 rolls to be closed out at various prices including 10c, 15c, 25c, and 40c per roll. The seller notes leaving the wallpaper business to make room for other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr, Son & Co
Snake in the Yard Ends Quietly in Wilkes-Barre
A 27 inch rattle snake was killed in the yard of Times City Editor White on Carey Avenue. Arthur Hemadieu fired and disposed of the reptile, which later lay under a crape arbor as a neighbor’s cat flirted nearby. A local expert suggested the snake likely arrived in a Jersey Central gondola and crawled from a Booth Wilkes-Barre yard near Academy Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Whte
The
Times
Carey Avenue
Arthur Hemadieu
Mr. White
Booth Wilkes-Barre
Academy Street
Dana Place
Nicholson residents suffer repeated vandalism and local game result
Nicholson's Jack the Ripper strikes again in Nicholson demolishing Van Gorder's flowers for the third time this season. In local play, the Nicholsons lost at home Monday to Moosic Populares 18 to 3. News notes mention visits by Mrs. Stevens to Scranton and other travel and local social visits including A P Benjamin, Mrs. Rogers, and A J Titus visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack the Ripper
Nicholson
A. l L. van Gorder
Mr. van Gorder
Nicholsons
Moosic Populares
E. Stevens
Shoemaker
Scranton
A. P Benjamin
Whfe
A. KE. Rogers
Hallstead Community Notices and Speaking Event
Miss Mary Scottenson and Rev L M Hanes of Judson Memorial Church New York will speak at the mixed meeting in the Railroad Y M C A hall next Sunday afternoon. Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs J B McCreary’s home. Bernstein is in New York City. Mrs Dennis Conley bought Joseph Wesley’s home on New York Avenue. Mrs C R Eldred has returned home after visiting her brother in Nicholson. Sheriff Ward Duell of Montrose was in town Saturday. Mrs Charles Roney and daughter visiting in Susquehanna. Mrs Frank L Grown has them up
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scottenspn
M. Hanes
Judson Memorial Church
New York City
Young Men's Christian Association
Women's Christian Temperance Union
J. B. McCreary
Nicholson
Ward Duell
Montrose
Charles Roney
Susquehanna
Frank L. Grown
Marriage Announcement Mile Mamie Scully and Peter Cunningham
Cards announce the marriage of Mile Mamie Scully of this place to Peter Cunningham of Forest City. The ceremony will be held in Forest City on Wednesday June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Mamie Scully
Peter Cunningham
Forest City
Misa Ligale Lavin
John
Carbondale
Wardling Hore Company
Wandling Grove
Femicure Liver Pills Advertised for Women
An advertisement promotes FEMICURE LIVER PILLS as ladies only with direct effects on the liver kidneys stomach and bowels while regulating female organs. It claims relief from constipation sick headache dizziness indigestion torpid liver biliousness and irregularities with one little pill per dose sold by Carl Loreng at 418 Lackawanna Ave Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Loreng, Druggier
Lackawanna Sve
Scranton
Wall Street Sees Erratic Swings in Major Shares
The New York market showed feverish, volatile trading with Sugar and Chicago Gas fluctuating widely. Lighter liquidity pushed many stocks to intraday lows before a late rally in Chicago Gas offered mixed final results. Leading gains were fractional in Tobacco New Jersey Central Omaha Tennessee Coal and St Louis Southwestern with heavy activity in Chicago Gas Sugar Grangers Tobacco and Atchison preferred. Total turnover reached 422108 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Gas
Chicago
Tobacco
New Jersey Central
Omaha
Tennessee Coach
St. Louis Southwestern
Sugar
Grangers
Atchison
Grain market briefing with mixed futures and spot quotes
New York reports wheat and corn trading amid bear market talk and cash demand. Prices show weak early options, late rally on large clearances, then ease. No 2 red wheat June and July advances noted with December contracts. Corn spot steady, futures retreat on favorable weather and covering activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
Buffalo
Harley
Duluth
Jilly
Dike and dairy terms fragment in old OCR
Fragmentary OCR text references dairy terms and locations, mentioning creamery, state dairy, Skims and eggs, and regional names. The legible items include descriptors like quiet, steady, Western creamery, and references to packages, prices, and distribution terms without a cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boota
Weatern Creamery
Elgine
Pyletyo
State Dairy
Ladio
Erramory
Limbe
State
Pennsylvania
Llallec
Targo
Wheat and corn prices ease with mixed market tone
Wheat reported weak and unchanged across June contracts with several months listed and mixed notes for corn and cotton. Prices for butter cheese and refined sugars show modest movements, while live poultry and crested poultry hold firm with varied regional quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gyatoc
Oyatie
Ioc
Pennsylvania
Neanby
New York
Conker
Myadtec
Arcaae
Chicago futures and cash grain prices late June
Futures showed varied quotes for wheat, corn and oats with July and September contracts. Cash markets listed flour firm, multiple grain grades, fats like pork and lard, and vessel shipments across flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Matic
SayalTac
WhalTc
Cattle and Sheep Market Report From Chicago Auction
Chicago market notes cattle at $3 to $4 per head with fat cattle around $2.50 to $3.60, export bulls $2102, calves $4.10, hogs about $2 per head, sheep values from $1.59 to $1.60 per head for mixed flocks. Texans and western stock sold high while lambs remained active at strong prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East Liberty Cattle and Sheep Markets Report
East Liberty Pa June 2 cattle market activity rises with prime light weights and prices around 7 80 to 8 73 per hundred. common to fair workers 3 05 to 3 70. heavy 4 50 to 2 60. roughs 2 25 to 9 15. Sheep markets active and higher with choice at 4 19 and common 2 00 to 2 26. spring lambs 4 55 to 5 00. veal calves 0 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Market Reports From East Buffalo N Y June 3
Cattle receipts all through consignments dull with veals and calves at night entries. market barely steady. Hog receipts very light with market active and good to choice pigs at 3.85, roughs about 3.25. Sheep and lambs show little movement with prices 2.50 to 3.00 for selected to common grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Oil Market Update in Oi City as Shipments Fall
Credit balances show 82 certificates with no bids. Shipments total 00 barrels and runs 149 24 barrels, reflecting a pause in trading activity in Oi City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oi City
Jane
3 Per Cent Interest Allowed on Interest Deposits
A public notice states that 3 percent interest may be earned on deposits of interest with specified savings accounts. The ruling applies to certain financial institutions and terms are defined by the issuing authority. The notice outlines eligibility and computation rules for the benefit.
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E. Schimpff
Lackawanna Ave
Northeastern
Whitney
Starrucca Teetotsler
Hallstead
Scranton Tribune
Lake Poyntelle
Susquehanna's
James T. du Bois
Washington-Hallstead
McKinley
Arthur
Hollenbeck
Halletead
Steam Hollow
Order of Hibernians
Lansboro
Beebe Park
Susquehanna Club
Seth H. Miller
Hahnemann Medical College
Hogan Opera
Tozaries
Division No. 1
Ancient
Susquehanna Baptist Church
South Gibson
C. C. Gillet
New Milford
Jackson
Susquuehanna
Susquehanna County Medical Society
Lake Carey
Bradford County Society
Susquehanna County Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Montrose Republican
Erie
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lackawanna and Montrose Railroad Company
Heart Lake
No. M
Erie Ia
Wabash Road
Susquehanna Railread
Mesere, Call and Youngs
Rip van Winkle
Marion Sampson
Burnwood
Gibson
Hancock
W. H. Seamans
Langford
Delhi
Susquehanna Presbyterian Church
Claude Blessing
Oakland
Candace Brown
Susquehanna High School
Hopbottom
Laurel Hill Academy
Hogan Opera House
Pocahontas
M. BP. Currier
Newton
N. J
J. J. Compton
Edward Debrow
Franklin Forks
Warren Preston
Lillian Church
Bloomsburg
Lacka. Ave
van Dlin
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton & Pittston Trae
National Boring & Drill'g Co
Secuses
First National Bank
Elmhurst Boulevard
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Ee Lacka, Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank
Throop Novelty
BON Becranton Papas
Ee People's Street Railway
Peeeaeseres
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
People's Street Railway
Aoe
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
City of Scranton
St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axle
Scranton Traction Co
Chicago Grain Market
East Liberty Cattle
Ierit
Hood
Fiood
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Ave
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William II, Peck, Cashier
Goarad
Luis
Cerson
Lack. Ave
Dulius. Traugott
Moosic Powder CO
Comlth
Moobic and Rushdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Rafety
Repauno Chemical Co
Wyoming House
S. G. Kerr
Lackawanna
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
Meridian ST
M. W. Collins
Gray Bros
John Kelly
Harding & Ted Stacy
Adams & Co
Myer Davidow
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