Prof Coles March Meeting And Village Notices
Local notices report Prof Coles will meet in their rooms after Lenten services at St Marys church. Other items note the Sons of Temperance nominating officers, multiple funerals at St Marys and Langcliffe, and community thanks from P M church trustees for debt contributions totaling 206 dollars. An obituary for Edward Callahan is recorded alongside illness notes for several locals and a storm prediction column by Prof Coles.
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St. Mary's Church
Sons of Temperance
Wesley
W. J. Williams
Lincoln Hill
James Callahan
Grove Street
Rachel Williams
West Side
Walter
Peter Boylan
Cora
John LaRue
Silk
Hackettstown
Stanley
J. T. Brease
Nell Mullarkey
St. Mary's Cemetery
Alma Gale
North End
Custerlodge
Knights of Psthlas
Lackawanna
Nev
Rh. M. Pascoe
Methodist Episcopal Church
David Brown
Joseph Jones
James Parry
Robert Harding
John Sanderson
Joseph Brown
J.S. Willis
J. T. Faraday
Jacob Weldon
George Brown
Job Thompson
Walter Nallon
Langcliffe Cemetery
P. M. Church
William Drury
R. D. Lacoe
Avoca Coal Company
Hollister & Bowman
J. B. Shifter
New York and Pittston Coal Company
A. B. Brown
Benjamin Harding
R. Wm. Hughes
Glennon
Mr. Cunningham
Job de Quick
Sacks & Brown
John M. Robertson
J. F. Price
MccCrindle & Company
Fowler
Dick & Walker
Isaac Long
Mr. Law
Mra
M. J. Callahan
Famiy
Frank Clecielski
P. A. Hurke
Kate
Jennie
Pittston
Pay Clecielski
Oneonta
Pittston Cemetery
Hose Company
Joseph Bradbury
William Bradbury
Delaware and Hudson
Langcliffe
John R. Thompson
Millerhill
Knights of Honor of Avoca
Marcy
Stroudsburg to Put Ball and Chain on Tramps
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Stroudsburg and East Stroudsburg will treat tramps with a ball and chain, each mayor-elect endorsing the plan as a curb on loiterers. Other notes include Erie road telegraphers’ meeting in Susquehanna, Wyoming conference church plans in Owego, a Milford Baptist baptism, and Susquehanna inauguration day easements amid rising river ice jams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Scranton Tribune
East Stroudsburg
Staples
Jefferson
Delaware
Order of Haifway
Susquehanna
John F. Swing
St. Louis
C. F. Clancey
Mansfield
Wyoming
the Methodist Church
Owego
Cyrus D. Foss
D. D
Ao Milford Baptist Church
Dwyer
Schenectady
N. Y
Jackson
MceMahon
Flood Devastates Nicholson as Water Rises Quick
Special to The Scranton Tribune reports Nicholson flooded March 1 by raging waters. Flats submerged, residents flee to higher ground. School dismissed, scarce work continues to protect people and property. Mill dam old and leaking. fears of collapse loom. Heaters deployed to aid at risk homes.
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Scranton Tribune
Nicholson
State Street
Buck's Corner
Susquehanna County News Roundup Causes Local Concerns
In Brandt the American Chair company considers moving production to Buffalo rather than Halstead, risking half the village’s population. Obit notes include infant deaths and the Erie engineer Louis Pettit’s funeral. Locomotives 138 and 98 arrive for repairs after Shohola wreck. Five States Milk Producers meet in Binghamton with price rises expected. Various social updates and weather conditions accompany the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
American Chair Company
Brandt
Buffalo
N. Y
Halistead
Daniel Connors
Laurel Hill
Erie
Louis R. Pettit
Washington Street
Charles Henry Newing
Methodist Church
Grand Street
Shohola
Aince
Stephen Outwater
George Lown
Oakland
W. L. Linnaberry
Avenue Methodist Church
McKune Cemetery
Five States’ Milk Producers’ Association
Court House
Hinghamton
Carbondale
Scranton
Margaret Brosnan
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
Susquehanna County
North Jackson School
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Montrose
Roberts
Binghamton
William H. Telford
Broad Street
Local notices from Hopbottom and area updates
Edward Yeoman plans additions to his recent purchase from Delay Russell while Russell contemplates another residence and occupies rooms in Mrs. Corey’s house. Several residents recover slowly from illness. lamps restored after a period of darkness. Real estate of the late Emanuel Carpenter to be sold March 17. New school directors are Jerome Hartley and John Tiffany. Springs to supply town with water to aid fire protection and health. M E church Sunday School association meets March 6.
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Scranton Tribune
Martha [Ell
Kellum
Scranton
D. Roberts
Methodiet Episcopal Aid Society
McVicar
E. Carpenter
Emanuel Carpenter
Messis
Jerome Hartley
John Tiffany
Tiffany
D. Roberta
M. A. Flair
Law
Binghamton
John Bisbee
Bunday School Association of
M. E. Church
Relief From Chronic Diarrhoea With Remedy Endorsement
Mrs. Watson of Aiken Alabama trusted two physicians who deemed her case hopeless until five doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy provided permanent relief. She recommends it as the best on the market, noting a 25 cent bottle cured months of distress. Sold by Matthews Bros. wholesale and retail agents and all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
F. E. Watson
Aiken
Ala
Matthews Bros
Locals and Visitors Update From Thompson Pa Area
BE. T. Wheaton returns home this week to Thompson Pa from a visit. W T Gardner recovers from tonsillitis and plans to resume business soon. Miss Gertrude Lindsay of Brooklyn Pa visits friends here. Junior Endeavors hosts a Baptist church social Wednesday evening. W Co T A plans an old fashioned spelling school soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. T. Wheaton
Thompson
W. Tt. Gardner
Gertrude Lindsay
Brooklyn
Baptist Church
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad
推广药品广告描述含有药物名称 Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets 说明如未治愈可退款 并提及 E. W. Grove 的签名覆盖每盒 25c。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Bed Jacket lodge event and local notices from Factoryville
Special to The Beranian Tribune reports Factoryville Lodge No 14 of LO BF holds its annual roll call and banquet with about 180 members. attendance of 150 will yield a tie family banquet. Local items note visits by Charles Gardner, L D Armstrong at Tunkhannock, John F Walter recovering health, Lackawanna Royal Arch Masons confer degrees, church call extended to Rev G R Smith, heavy rains swelling rivers, Ex County Commissioner F H Chase sells farm property, Hinds moves to Pottsville, and Mrs Foster and Miss Hazel Witter at Dr’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranian Tribune
Factoryville
Bed Jacket Lodge
Charles Gardner
Laveyville
L. D. Armstrong
Tunkhannock
John F. Walter
Lackawanna
Royal Arch Masons
Scranton
Fighoryville
Baptist Church
G. R. Smith
Franklinville
Smith
F. H. Chase
Iba Hinds
Pottsville
A. Foster
Foster
Hazel Witter
Harford notes and local incidents in March
G L Keller of Peckville made a brief visit to Harford on Sunday. Misses Inez and Meri Blessing of New Milford called on friends Tuesday. Several from Harford attended the Christian Endeavor convention in New Milford February 27. Manager Matthews of the Oregon Lumber Company had a serious accident when his team ran away, throwing him and three Indians from the wagon. the wagon was wrecked and Matthews injured. Mrs Deacon Tingley died February 22. remains taken to Lenox. Miss Clara Tiffany returned from Sh Vielt with friends in Binghamton. Professor E B Rogers of Elmhurst visiting home. his school closed due to diphtheria. E F P McConnell summoned to deposit Monday on business. reports heavy snow in that section.
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Beranton Tribune
Harford
G. L. Keller
Peckville
Inez
Meri Blessing
New Milford
Christian Endeavor
Matthews
Deacon Tingley
Lenox
Clara Tiffany
Binghamton
E. B. Rogers
Elmhurst
E. FP. McConnell
The Battle Chariot From Ancient War to Trophy
The article describes ancient battle chariots used for war, chase, and parades. It notes two wheels driven by two horses, with side traces for extra mounts, and details the unique Biga di Frassino in Florence as a 14th century BC fragment. The chariot’s open back allowed rapid ground departure, a ram-like pole yoke, leather harnesses, and ivory studded reins, with no metal in construction.
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Cmd
Archaeological Museem of
Florence
Model mining town near Pittsburg aims for shared prosperity
A coal operator near Pittsburg plans a brick and stone model town for about three thousand miners and families. Homes on quarter acre lots will overlook hedge lined streets with schools clubs churches and stores. Stores will use profit sharing and liquor sales will be barred. If miners accept lower wages to offset benefits the scheme may succeed, though risks remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Dolgeville
Pittsburg
Reading
Sume
President’s Catarrhal Powder cited by Rample official
The president of Rample's Instalment Company in Washington Pennsylvania testifies that chronic catarrh plagued him for years. After ineffective remedies, he tried Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder and reports almost instant relief and lasting benefit. Bold by Matthews Brown and W T Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.T. Sample
Rample
Instalment Company
Washington, Pa
Spectallers
Agnew
Matthews Brown
W. T. Clark
Markets Tumble As Short Interest Pressure Returns
New York stocks opened with renewed weakness as a heavy covering of short positions faded. Third Avenue led declines, railroads gained on strong January earnings, and metal and specialty stocks fell. Bond market stayed active with U S government issues firm. several local issues showed varied moves amid mixed operating expenses and new rate concerns.
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New York
Third Avenue
Manhattan
Metropolitan
American Hoop
Colorado
Federal Steel
American Steel and Wire
National Steel
Tennessee Coal
Pennsylvania
Chfcago
Burlington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chieveo
Ft. Louis
St. Paul
Channiry
Usi
Rae Sw
United States
Creamery prices and dairy items listed in brief
Corrected listing shows dairy products and prices including tubs dainty various items for sale. Prices noted for creamery items and onions with flour and other selling terms. The fragment mentions local dairy goods and approximate cost in a condensed catalog style.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Futter—Creamery
Ekks—Selent Western
Ibtycj
State
Wier
Wheat and corn market notes from Philadelphia March 1
Market report lists wheat lower and corn lower with mixed futures. Prices for bread staple futures show slight declines. notes on creamery prints and cheese firmer. Wheat shipments show 118000 bushels of corn and 0.0 bushels of oats, with various livestock and poultry values mentioned.
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Philadelphia
Malbhye
J'o
New York
County du
Arrels
New York Grain and Produce Market Report
New York March 1 Grain and Produce market shows little change with steady to steady-to-soft moves. Wheat and corn futures opened steady and closed with minor declines, oats steady to dull, butter and cheese markets described as firm with limited creamery products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Munk
Molie
Chicago Live Stock Market Report March 1
Phicaro notes cattle receipts generally stronger with actives, dairy and feeder demand steady to higher. Prices show higher for prime cattle with Texans and Texas receipts mixed. Sheep and lambs improve while butchers’ demand remains varied. qualities influence higher bids for select lots.
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Phicaro
Texan
Texas
Tomarrow
Alendy
Duffalo Live Stock Market Report Errors In OCR
Kaugt Muffalo March 1 Cattle Receipts show steady for good bond grades. others dull with veals stovedy toil S7. los culls to good Goa do Ilaee Heeelinis 5 cars active Kleber leksates mixed mediume wuer polinel S3 sigg. ee rb wtatT TM sheep and Lambea Rore i stronger to May Td fale oie HT mixed sheep Motes woethers onal sears face Sei
New York March Market Report On Livestock Prices
Market notes list cattle sheep and lamb prices with New York figures. Calves and lambs show higher trends with culls at 6748.05 dollars overall. Names appear garbled but indicate nominal increases and price tallies across segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Credit balances and shipments update at OW Che March 1
A brief record shows credit balances and shipments with 8 certificates no bid. The report lists 6s WT barrels average 82,955 barrels and runs HAMS barrels average 55,195 barrels. Reads as an inventory and delivery summary from OW Che dated March 1.
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OW Che
Credit Balanora
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Earth
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Kingston
Kingston Pa
Jonas Long’s
Northeastern
Hopbottom
Doiig
Kaorolelig
Washington Star
The
Scientific American
Mls
Jonas Long
Ars
Chae
Wall Street Review
Ebcranton Pnas
People's Street
People's Etreat Railway
Dickson Manufacturing
So Locka
City of Beranton St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Beranton Traction
Tribune Jordan
Mears
Telephone
Tobaeco
Tobavco
Delaware & Tu
Tex
Traction
Pacitte Reer
Fouthern Pacific Ou Wal
North
Pacific Seine
Pacific
Pontral
Eevesen
Vemma
Eerpryere
Biel
Iren
Chicago Board OF ‘Trade
Beranton Board of Trade Exchange
Btocka
First National Bank
Atu Beranton Savinge Bank
Beranton Packing Co
Atenee
Patlens Bank
I. Ink
Pichi. i. & BP. Co
Scranton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co
Clark & Snover
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago
Duffalo
Ol Market
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