St Patrick Day Parade Draws 1600 In Pittston Celebration
A St Patrick day celebration in Pittston drew about 1600 marchers along Broad Street in a morning parade. Officers in Division 4 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians wore distinctive uniforms with a high hat and rose above three leaves of green. Also reported is the sensational elopement case of George H B Dende’s niece Miss Marie Nichols and William F Fay alias Frank Brewster, their arrest in Bethlehem and arraignment in Pittston with bail set at 400 and 200 respectively.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Erin
Broad Street
Division 4
Ancient
Order of Hiberniany
George HB. Dende
Johnson Street
New York City
Lehigh Valley Road
Wilkes-Barre
Bethlehem
Brown
Mixe Nichola
Fay
Brewster
Miss Nichols
Justices Ehret
Miss Nichola
Mr. Dendle
Dunmore
Valley House
Misa Nichols
Tribune
Minseee Mathews
Brewater
Wlalter
Mrs. Dendle
New York
West Side
South Main Street
Hugh C. Smythe
Delaware Avenue
Louis Havas
Stranton
H. P. Sharps
Wilken Barre St
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Central
Old Forge
Stanley Crooks
Beoth Hill
T. P. O' Brien
Upper End
Scranton
Dunmore Notices and Local Social Developments
William Miller has bought a Brook street house adjoining Samuel Cole and plans to move about April 1. Otto Bresser has returned to Ludwig's drug store after a long typhoid fever recovery in South Scranton. Epworth League holds a devotion tonight. Mrs. Sansenbaugh ill with grip. Indian village fair drew good crowds. village concert night features the Magnolia quartet of Scranton with auctions of fancy articles each evening.
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William Miller
Brook Street
Samuel Cole
Miller
Otto Bresser
Ludwig's Drug Store
South
Scranton
Epworth League
Thomas Sansenbaugh
Grip
Magnolia Quartette
Colored Singers
Funeral for Miss Mamie Olster Remembers Quiet Life
Mamie Olster died Thursday March 14 at Wilkes-Barre hospital after years of illness. She never complained and made friends easily, though not popular with Irish folk. A gentle, loving person, she attended Rantom eyangelidal church Sunday school and Keystone League of Christian Endeavor where her Christianity was a real guiding force.
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Mamie Olster
Wilkes-Barre
Kies
Rantom Eyangelidal Church
Keystone League of Christian Endeavor
Remains Buried at Seventh Churchyard Near Susquehanna
The Handom choir with Pittston Baptist choir members sang Beautiful Reckoning Hands for the departed. The service ended with the funeral procession to the seventh churchyard by the Susquehanna River, where much of her life was spent.
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Handom
Baptist Choir
Pittston
Susquehanna River
Moon announces marriage of Clara Moon to Delmer Wilson
Mr and Mrs John Moon announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Clara L to Delmer F E Wilson. The ceremony is planned for Wednesday evening at 7 at the Moon residence on Belmont Street. Mrs M E B Peck of Stillwater was in Carbondale yesterday. Mrs Monroe Byler of Forten City attended the funeral of the late Frederick Dearie.
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John Moon
Clara L
Delmer FE
Wilson
Belmont Street
M. EB. Peck
Sillwater
Carbondale
Monroe Byler
Forent City
Frederick Dearie
Free Lecture at Baptist Church by Mrs Benjamin
A lecture will be given at the Baptist church on Wednesday evening March 20 by Mrs Benjamin of Michl van. She is noted as one of the ablest speakers of the day and the public is urged to attend. Col Wvetton will be taken. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans its regular monthly social at the rooms on Friday evening March 22 with a short program and refreshments. Daily digestive symptoms are listed and Hardock Blood Bitters are advertised as a remedy.
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Baptist Church
Benjamin
Michlvan
Col Wvetton
Woman'’s Christian Temperance Union
February Anthracite Coal Shipments Highlight Overproduction Trend
The February shipment figures from the Bureau of Anthracite Coal Statistics show a production surge above agreed tonnage, with January and February combined shipments totaling about 6.2 million tons. Prices in New York have fallen to a multi year low as producers increase output despite rumors of a tacit tonnage agreement.
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Bureau of Anthracite Coal Statistics
Norther
Shipmoente
Bos
New York
Stocks and bonds rise on broad demand and coal talks
New York March 18 The market showed renewed demand for all classes of stocks supported by outside orders and better London backing. Coal executives agreed to meet on tonnage, aiding sentiment, while low priced shares surged and high priced issues gained as much as several percent. Sugar led declines after Dutch export bounty news weighed on the sector. The overall trend ended modestly firmer with minor gains across sectors.
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New York
London
Jersey
My. Lite
Tribune
G. du B. Dimsmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Beranton
Quarterly JMapher nite meeting called in Chicago
A call is issued for the regular quarterly JMapher nite meeting of the Contr Traffic association in Chicago on April 4 to change the assortment's leasing and extension sheets and issue the quarterly mite sheet into May. The Tron Range and Huron Bay railway between Champion and Huron Bay, a 34 mile line, has been abandoned with rolling stock, te s, trading and rails costing $1,000. The road served the Champion mine, which has long been idle.
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Contr Traffic Association
Chicago
Tron Range and
Huron Bay
Champion
Grain and dairy price report shows mixed movement across markets
The report lists steady to firm tones in corn and wheat with bids ranging for No 2 and white types, notes ungraded grain and elevator activity, and records varied futures and spot prices. Dairy items including butter and cheese show steady to firm demand with regional price differences and product classes noted.
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Minnesota
Elty Mills
Heec
Optonsa
WAAC
Doe
White State
Western
Salle
Beofaie
Chicago
Mam
Family
Moss
India
Moks
Nsy
Western Steam
South America
State Dairy
Salse
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Stock Market Report March 18 Receipts and Prices
Buffalo market open with active fat stock and strong hog and sheep bids. Cattle ranged from light to heavy with steers and heifers steady to higher, hogs strong late, and lambs and sheep showing easy to steady trends as buyers scanned early quotations and market activity.
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Huffalo
Buffalo
Cain
Chicago Stock Market Summary March 18
Chicago stock market report shows a firm tone with 18 000 head traded and receipts rising. Prices range from 1 500 calves to 2 or 4 per hundredweight for various classes, with high quality cattle at around 6.70 and common varieties near 4.00.
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Chicago
Lane
Hab
Philadelphia Tallow Market Report March 1
Philadelphia market shows tallow form and fair demand with varied pricing. The Pittsburgh market opened lower and closed with slight declines, reflecting softer futures amid mixed regional signals.
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Philadelphia
SITUATION WANTED ADS IN TRIBUNE
Compiled notices from the Tribune list an English girl age 18 seeking child care, a woman offering wash and cleaning, a widow available for daily washing or ironing, and a housekeeper position. addresses include A 8 Tribune office, 007 B Mainavo, and Mrs Hoffman No Go cade avonne Pittston.
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Tribune
A. C
Mainavo
Hoffman
Alty
A. Houseke
Poe
Apparittars
Pittston
Wanted Help Wanted and Rentals Advertisements
A mixed page of classifieds seeking male labor with butchers salesmen and general help, plus female help and rental offers. Listings note addresses in Scranton area, rentals in Dunmore and Hyde Park, sales of property and horses, and notices for public bids and meetings.
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Lackawanna Ave
TALES
William Pay
Ransom
Dalton
Stocks and Bonds
Chile
C.F
Kleetzle
Lake Shore
Lous
Nor
Pacite
Pacific
Bouthern Ry R
Phil
Read
Tex
Paoitt
Mure
York
New Produce Produce Market
Pittsburg
Oll
Lowsat
Vance
Rai
Tribune OT
N. Main Avenue
City
Ubwaitsey
Cherry St
Sorantot
Yeager
Monow
Gleoburn
M.S Knight
Cherry Street
Arcilding
Franklin Avenue
PROF
Carson & Davies
D., le. & W. Ewitch
Lackawanna Avenue
KY Lackawanna Avenue
Addrews Thomas BE
Evans
Luzerne
Hyde Park
John Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
Station
Main Street
O. Chapman, Clark's Green, Lackawanna Co
Wheeler Ave
Hue
Mulberry Street
Tribune Office
Pears Cobb
Thuron Oal Land Company
Commonwealth Ealing Scranton
Thor. H. Dale
Washington Avenue
Mentiacnas
Addres
John Foster
Skinner's Eddy
Paadame Annetta
Ours
H. Call
Frank Lealle
ISIS
Express
P.O. Moody
Gilson Street
Palane
Lnc
Aluminum Novelty CO
William Harris
Hase Ball Club
Sliam Barnie
Marsh
M. T. Lavelle
Thutway
Board of Appeals
Apts En Belle
Walter Printing Comany
John H. Hult
Franklin
Benton, N
Lackawanna
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