Susquehanna County Sunday Bulow convention closes
Special to the Scranton Tribune Montrose Pennsylvania May 2 The Sunday Bulow association of Susquehanna County held its convention with morning and afternoon sessions. Officers for the second year were elected including President F Whitney and vice president Rev C O Gilert. An Odd Fellows anniversary event followed in Freedom Hall with prayers, speeches, solos, and refreshments. The lodge traces its origins to 1849 at rempton and now reports assets of about 1500 dollars.
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Association of
Susquehannie County
Deverlins
Trev
Davis
Olfhers
Alldress
Pune
Rt. B. Latle
Charles Pond
Mingion
Studuts
DL - Sutherland
Dresiden
F Whitney
Rev. C
Glilert
Florener Wells
Adina
Rane Superitenitent
Gertrude Teseatie
Minerva Sophits Executive Comiaitien
Hew
Yildenm. Fiew Oc. HL
A. Davin
Bod Muttthiewa Wml
BK. Jones
Ternoon
Mise Caroline Teterson
Charles Rockwell
J. M. Hetts
Mery
Jenkins
Demetery
T. O. Mann
Misa Tillie Wells
Howard and Freedom Lodges
Obmerverl
Freedom Hall
William HM. Bwift
M. E. Simons
Cerettonien
Iaabella Torroun
Mr A
Y Lindanyepelee
Freedom Lodge
Mosdamirs Totley
Crossley
W. W. Baker
Our Order
Hawer
Percy
Homer Tiveene
Horreyn
Jeeve Dolmertet
Rempton
Honesdale
Ist
Loldiee
Honesdale News Briefs From May With Death and Fire Reports
Especial to the Seraiton Tribute from Honesdale notes a funeral for Horace Whitney led by Masonic order and Rev James Ware with interment at Glen Dyberry. It also reports a White Mills rush factory fire destroying stock worth insured at $3,000 and potential relocation to Honesdale.
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Robert ‘Tormey Aml
Clara
New York
Mia
AL €. Tolley
Nev
Mya J. Bt Sumner
Bing- Doman
Horave
Whitney
Masonic Order
James PL Ware
Glen Dyberry
Company BH
Huston
Grant Monument
Delaware and
Wadeon
G. W. Penwarden
Maple City
Rush
White Mills
Frink
Farnham
Burnham
Grace Balman
Port Jervis
Ladies’ Improvement Association
Susquehanna May 2 notices mix of deaths and events
Special to the Scranton Tribune Susquehanna May 2 reports Mrs. Baral Ann Avery of Harford dies suddenly. Funeral 1 PM Thursday at Oakland Congregational Church. Commencement at Hogan Opera House. Local officials, ministers, and residents are noted, with several corrections and updates on services and society events.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Baral Ann Avery
Davids M. Parra
Harford
C. Oc. Mackay
Oakland High School
Ohland Congregational Church
Hogan Opera House
Ambitious Weekend Races and Local Misfortunes In Village
May 2 report from Factoryville notes Aaron Phillipe seriously ill and unable to oversee duties as wheel commissioner. Thief stole twenty five of Abram Wrigley’s fine stock. A speed race at Maitland Driving Park set for June 6 with a 2 mile open class for horses with speed records. Keystone Academy baseball game scheduled next Saturday afternoon.
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Bprdal
Scranton
Tribne
Aaron Phillipe
Abram Wrigley
Maitland Driving Park
Scranton High School Team Set For Cricket Jam
A locale match pits the visiting high school from Scranton against a home squad in a lively cricket style game drawing a good crowd. Rev Jacobe from Vestal called in yesterday to share notes. The crowding exercises of the high school are planned for Friday evening May 4 at the Baptist church. Ed Rovehk(t) has moved a trick pony on Old Tuipat Will. A Sisk is adding improvements to Grove Street property.
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Scranton
Jacobe
Vestal
N. Y
Baptist
Ed Rovehkt
Tuipat
Will. A. Sisk
Girove Street
Fire alarms and town notices from Tunkhannock area
An excursion of local incidents includes a fire alarm at 250 Moluck near the borough north line with a Char les Stemples barn destroyed beyond saving and $800 loss. The Herrick building foundations near Tioga and Bridge Streets advance. contractor Colley of Kingston handles the job. Mrs. H. Harding visits Scranton. Dr W Ke Tewkesbury attends Shire Dental convention in Wilkes-Barre.
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Charles Stemples
Howe Company
Steimpies
Harding
St Scranton
Prendergast
Bcranten
Herrick
Tioga
Bridge Streets
Colley
Kingston
W. Ke
Dangerous Counterfeit Twenty Dollar Note Revealed
Washington May 2 Secret Service Chief Wilkie reports a Philadelphia Penn National Bank counterfeit twenty dollar note of 1880 series. The note features a Hamilton portrait with a pointed nose and altered chin and broader head, blurred center ornament, missing 20 figures, and printing on deceptive paper, making it highly convincing to the eye.
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Wilkie
United States Secret Service
Penn National Bank
Philadelphia
Treasury
Tillman Register
Morgan
Hamilton
Kruger Seeks Expulsion of British Residents
From London dated May 2 a dispatch reports about a thousand British residents in the Transvaal to be expelled immediately. President Kruger’s proclamation orders all Britishers in any town district in Victoria and the Witwatersrand to leave within thirty hours, with exceptions for those granted special permission.
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Lorenso Marques
Transvaal
Divvatch
Pretoria
Kruger
Victoria
Witwatersrand
Nust
Methodist Episcopal General Conference Opens in Chicago
The twenty-ninth general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened in Chicago with Bishop Bow man presiding. Delegates from around the world attend as provisional lay delegates fight for floor admission. The session runs a month with aims to relax bans on dancing and theater going and discuss bishops with limited jurisdiction. The assembly anticipates potential reunion of the south branch with the main body.
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H. W. Warren
J. M. Thoburn
India
Poss
H. H. Lowry
D. D
North China Conference
Austin Griffin
Wyoming
Marty Swan
West Texas
H. A. Gobin
Jacob Yonkers
M. Merrill
Iron market in Pittsburg amid price declines and cautious demand
The American Manufacturer reports a wary iron and steel market with prices softening yet activity persisting. Plates drop from 5.40 to 1.80 to be nominal, open hearth billets at 35 per ton, Bessemer billets around 12.50 nominal, sheets firming to 2.25 minimum, galvanized sheets more active, while the Bessemer Pig Iron association eyes the market as independent producers fix rates for the year in Cleveland.
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Pittsburg
Bessemer
American Steel Sheet Company
Bessemer Pig Iron Association
Cleveland
Queen reviews sailors at Windsor in naval brigade visit
London May 2 Windsor honored the naval brigade of the British cruiser Powerful with a royal inspection. The Grenadier Guards greeted the sailors as they arrived at the castle and cheered as they passed the queen who presented officers including Captain Lambton. The queen later hosted a dinner for the bluejackets.
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London
Windsor
Powerful
Ladysmith
Grenadier Guards
Duke of York
Lambton
Missing girl found in Salem home of local official
A 14 year old girl formerly missing from Jer ielin near Beidgeten was located at the Salem home of Whee J Acton, co-Prosecutor. She says she left after an unhappy marriage and used money to travel to Salem to work in the fields.
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Salem
N. J
Werie Watson
Tranler Howe
David Murray
Jer Ielin
Beidgeten
J. W. Acton
Soten Saya Eh
Sasee Tsae
E. Seeawoe
Markets See No Transactions and Mixed Gold News
New York May market activity was muted with no percent changes and few trades. Reports note cautious selling on gold shipment news while exporters push forward as capital seeks higher foreign rates amid a weak overall market. total daily sales reach 430,800 with a 1,740,000 par value in bonds and broader commodity notes showing firm wheat and mixed futures.
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Elert
Long Island
Americats Express
Eycemively Dell
Wmall Calliber
Amorrow
Tommorrow
London
Trovemont
Doll
United States
Mixed dairy market notes and price speculation
The report outlines activity in dairy futures and option markets with May and September contracts mentioned. Prices for creamery products, butter and cheese fluctuate with contracts traded at various bids, including references to Western and state producers and storage terms.
Chicago Market Roundup Update May 2
A jumble of cattle prices and market notes from Chicago shows varied scores across stock classes. Prices for calves and cows fluctuate with Texas red storm and other regional influences noted amid dense figures and trading tone.
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Eterre
Clewlow
Oliah
Uae
Texas
Ives
Rhus
Nic
Tea Brewing Guide for Green and Black Teas
Instructions say use leaves tea and infuse three to five minutes with boiling water. Mention applies to both greens and blacks and emphasizes boiling water for optimal extraction.
New York Live Stock Market Report May 2
New York market notes beaver and fat cattle active with firm calves and steady sheep. Prices for steers of 450 to 550 pounds strong, bulls mixed, veals steady, calves around 2 500 dollars, lambs and woolly sheep varied with feeder demand and regional lots traded.
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Wmstiern Lainta
Salih
Maryland
Hoste Easler
Chicago Wheat Market Slips Amid Mixed Trading
May 2 Chicago wheat and related grains showed dull activity with traders noting weak bids and scattered buying. Prices for No 2 yellow corn No 2 white oats and rye moved fractions while cash quotes held near steady levels and some futures eased.
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Liverpool Cabres
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Chowhiig
Pye Tower
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Lanl
Dani
Siak Twehowhlera
East Buffalo Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock Trends
Market notes show cattle steady for good handy grades and sheep trends mixed with lamb demand firmer. References to various lots and prices like 5.3505 and 65,05 indicate fluctuating values for wethers, lambs, and culls, with overall movement lower for sheep and stronger for lambs in a varied trading day.
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East Buffalo
Fragmentary OCR Note from Historical Page
The readable text shows scattered names and numbers, with broken phrases that mention locations and sums. It contains few clear events or full sentences, making it a partial item from a page rather than a complete news item.
City May 2 Credit Balances and Unreadable Bid List
Partial OCR item notes credit balances 80.07 per item and a list incomplete with no bid and unclear references to barrels and parcels. Dense unreadable text limits full interpretation of entities.
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Ehiparents
Corporations Chartered in Varrishyerg May Day List
A May 2 notice lists newly chartered firms including Blairs ville Ladder Co at Mairsville with 30000 capital Pine Tree Silk Mill Co at Philadelphia 912000 Manchester Finishing Works at Philadelphia 25000 Victoria Milling Co at Latrobe 000 capital Pulrview Spring Water Co at Easton 1000 West Marton Spring Water Co at West Faston 1000 and Keighley Metal Ceiling and Manufacturing Co at Pittsburgh 1000.
Ninth annual session of freight claim agents association
The freight claim agents of the United States, Cain, Merion, and others gathered in St. Louis for the ninth annual session. The meeting included industry discussions and notes from members such as Ghaham of the Central of Georgia.
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St. Louis
Tiene Teqay
Hewi Ue
United States
Cain, Ela
Merion Ae
Ghaham
Central of Georgia
Ta Yures
Ielent
Dress Goods Store Delights Scranton Shoppers With Wide Stock
Neighbors in Scranton discover a vast dress goods selection rivaling New York stores. Printed foulards in silk, printed indias, all wool Cheviots and waist silks flood the shelves with deep discounts and generous quantities.
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Scranton Public
New York
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