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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1901

Page

7

Montrose News Roundup Prominent Local Events

Montrose notices report upcoming baccalaureate at Montrose High School, church events, and community changes. Postmaster transition to George Burne, new stamp clerk Frederick Brewster, local business openings, and service at Methodist church. Fire at Heart Lake hotel complex prompts insurance questions and property sale to Mr. Kaeppl. Local travel notes include Captain Gentiles in Washington and a hospital visit.

Montrose Montrose High School Haskell Benedict Evenina Presbyterian Shuren Mary d. Hanans Henry Burgess Chestnut Street E. B. Thomas The Baptist Church Harry BF Dennis Lestershire N. Y Wright George Burne Burns Frederick Brewster Vlee Grigg Scott Methodist Church BR. Smith Binghamton Ench Main Wy. L. Smith James Joseph Doyle Scranton John Doyle Meitor Wornser Binghamton and Lessershire Tobanes TD. Vo Cierdiner Tech Street al W Venley Malin Molse Papal Charles Tayler Kevin Heart Lake Mesers Naeppelos T Opquity Court Eno Pice Owas Kaeppel Jatti Croft Wem Aictoresus Davies TT Gentilsles Washington DM Jasenhoe Washington Lusk Lake Avenue League of the Bacred Heart Mary

Duryea News Teases Borough Versus Township Clash

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Duryea May 2 reports a brewing major conflict between township commissioners and borough promoters. Visitors include Mrs James Perry in Scranton, Miggi Mars and Flora Seal in Scranton, Mrs George Brown and Miss Blige Brown in Pittston, Mrs Pred Dennis and Mr Cox in Avoca, Miss Sarah Brown in Horante, and Miss Nellie Dils in Pittston. First Welsh Congregational church noted.

Duryea James Perry Scranton

Cure for Itching Piles via Chase's Ointment Promoted

An advertisement touts Dr. A W Chase's ointment as a guaranteed cure for piles. It cites a sufferer from Noo Gli Birel praising relief after using a box from Matthews Bros, with claims of relief and sleep restoration.

Dragon Chase IPO Beranton Matthews Poo. Mantes Noo Gli Birel Beranton Mo Steecess A. W. Chase Matthews Bros.” St M.D

Local society notes from Tunkhannock May Court and visits

Mindee Vauehn of Meshoppen attended argument court in the area on Thursday. Delegates from Tunkhannock to the Sunday school convention at Mehoopany include Mrs. B.C. Kethline and Mrs. P.R. Borden for the Methodist. Miss Gertrude Shaw and Miss Ethel Baker for Baptist. Mrs. A.J. Buck and Miss Belle Hartman for Presbyterian. Various residents visit Wilkes-Barre, Mehoopany, and East Lemon. notable figures and clergy travel through town. The Tunkhannock tannery showcases selved leather at the Pan-American exposition as Mrs. Sibyl Clarey hosts visitors. Miss Richter, who has been in China, will speak at the Baptist church. District Attorney Winner, Mrs. Frank Brundage, and Mrs. Smith are noted in local movement. Ascension Day exercises of Knights Templar division planned at the Methodist church with banquet by church ladies on May 14, featuring the Leek Cornet Band of Pittston.

Belle Hartman Hahn Buffalo N. Y Frank James Centremoreland Charles 8. Knapp Skinners Eddy Fred (. Shook State Photographers’ Association Reading Tunkhonneck Tannery Sibyl Clarey Ssleleon Ross Wilkes-Barre Leona Garey Wilmington Clara E. Richter Ching Richter China East Lemon Ova Stark W. KE. Lott Ste Vens Smith Winner Frank Brundage Scranton Smith Carbondale A. B. Woodard Second Street Knights Templar Pittston Tunkhannock Methodist Episcopal Church Leek Cornet Band Susquehanna May J McKune Binghamton Hi-Luin William Smith Oakland Susquehanna Journal Mra L. Twitley Cross Street Baltimore Mis BE. B. Curtis Law Syracuse University Alvin Alvin Joslin Hogan Opera House Rodr. Murphy J. L. Twiller Mary Jagger Montrose Hlt Rirehard Broadsirest Susquehanne Haaleton Charles T. Tharpe Forest City Jonathan M. Baldwin East Church Street Boiler Muakers Union Hogan Doran Erie Moody Post William Merselis Binehamton Susquehanna County James Eagan Cornelius Shew Andrew Jackson Pepper Rush Township Susie Grahan Binghamton-Susquehanna Merselis Ladies’ Aid Society Oakland Congregational Church Alvin Guiggr North Jackson Wid Searle Harrisbore Federal Court For ALK. Bienes Menitioge Busquehanne

Susquehanna Journal Celebrates Thirty Three Years

Local Susquehanna news notes a 33rd anniversary for the Susquehanna Journal while reporting on residents traveling to attend funerals, school plans, theater events, and community happenings. Many names, places, and minor events populate the page from Binghamton to Montrose.

Local notices and arrivals disrupt Sunday services and jobs

Due to conference there will be no services at the Pyimlilve Metha nitchireh next Sunday. Mrs. Richard Searles was called to Kingston yesterday because her father Alexander Patter all died. Flannery joins Metrovalium insurances. Dixon leaves for New York to join a big commission house and spends leisure time in Bellevue hospital. About three hundred Italians arrived for rapid transit work and are quartered in the Valley Slouse chain. Miss Lucy Teap has entered ag

Richard Searles Kingston Alexander Patterall Flannery Metrovalium Insurances W. Fr. Dixon Bvtge New York City Bellevue Hospital Valley Slouse Mics Lucy Teap Hae

For Rent in Tribune and other city properties

Several rental listings appear for the Scranton area. Descriptions include a store and 1200 square feet on the Tribune building’s fourth floor with heat and power, a single house at 171 Cupouse Avenue North Park, a country cottage in Dalton nine rooms furnished for the season, a flat with steam heat at Linden Street, and a house at 600 Harrison Avenue. Also noted are various employment ads and notices.

Cupouse Avenue North Park Dalton Dilton Gow Carlton Palton Pas

Boarders Wanted by Mrs Tompkins at 531 Washington

Classified notice seeking table boarders from Mrs. Tompkins located at 531 Washington avimur. Short, direct call for housing share.

Tompkins Washington Avimur

Lyceum Tonight Hosts Devor Carley in Hodge Podge

The Lyceum presents Devor Carley in Hodge Podge, adapted from the Grenain, with Dailey and a large company. Matinee and night shows feature a mix of entertainers and musical comedy specialties.

Bic Peter Uy Lyceum Prasen

May Foretells High Floods and Eclipse in Astrological Update

The column predicts eighteen High Flood days in May and a total solar eclipse on the beth, warning of storms electrical phenomena and disease spread. It warns Earth will be opposed by adversaries and urges vigilance in weather and finance amid volatile markets.

Preas United States Sagitta Tins Enemier America

Mika Allen to Appear at Leccum Theater May 7

The piece praises Mika Allen for her judgment and merit and announces her appearance at the Leccum theater next Tuesday evening May 7. Seat sale starts tomorrow at a.m.

Tive Otter Misa Allen Mika Allen Aprar Leccum Theater

Macaulay Patton troupe at Acadome Mushy next week

The Macaulay-Patton company is booked at the Acadome of Mushy for the coming week. The opening bill features The Minister's Son with pastoral scenery, followed by a varied repertoire including A Wasted Life and Inside Track. Ladies’ tickets were distributed, with free reserved seats on the final night for one paying guest. prices are 10 20 and 30 cents with matinees at 10 and 20 cents.

Gpera Fomeut Macauley-Patton Company Mushy

Brilliant performance opens at Mie Lyeenson theater

The artist pledged the most brilliant show yet with a gentle advance gala in the city. A packed house is expected as tickets go on sale for the Saturday curtain. Early patrons may secure seats at a reasonable price.

He Sorhiern Mie Lyeenson Siernben Toveshar

Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Advertisement

An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for swollen feet and relief from blisters and corns. It claims to ease burning and provide comfort in shoes and reports availability at general stores and shoe dealers for 20 cents per box. The copy lists Allen & Co. Le Roy as the address.

Addisse Allen & Olmetid le Roy, S. 4

A Stranger in a Strange Land comes to Lacrum stage

William A Brady and Joseph Grimner bring the play A Stranger in a Strange Land to Lacrum next Monday night. The New York success by Sidney Winnwe and Walter Vincent follows an English youth’s ill starred ranching in America and comic misunderstandings plus a mix of disguises and romance.

William A. Brady Joseph Grimner New York Manhattan Theater Sidney Winnwe Walter Vincent England America Avion Fintie Fenly Ned-Hins Buffalo N.Y Tomina Jack Hatel Arthur Lowe Tien United Pinolly Marrieg Anil

Irwin's Majesties Bring Varied Show to Scranton

Irwin's Majesties appeared in Scranton with a 30 member company praised in major cities. The act began with a travesty titled Down the Biime and included a full slate of performers such as Kale Dahl and Belle Taylor among a lineup of acrobats comedians and singers. The troupe closes with ragtime and a piece called The Kneipp Cures, delivering musical numbers and special effects. The group performs this afternoon and tomorrow at 2 and 8 o clock.

Irwin Majesties Scranton Mie Wiled Shires Canada Todd Hidge Holland Kale Dahl Walling Uaminend Belle Taylor

Phillies and Cubs clash as row over game delays cited

chaotic AL recap from Philadelphia scene includes scorers Roaton and Forfeiture due to Chinage delay. lists players Raitevius Frisk, Buelow, Connolly, Maloney and umpires Sheridan and Mineman amid fragmented team lineups and stale play alignment.

Chicago Peper Cocca Saeibvae Detroit

Empire-Rule: Irregular Matchups Across Cities

A fragment lists teams and venues including Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Boston New York and Boston with several sponsor-like names. Sparse text mentions matches or events under a rule and potential officials or observers.

Dramatic Theatre Offer Sparks Rave Over Ailing Play

A reader notes a powerful stage night featuring Miss Allen in a tense production of In the Malice of the King. The review praises the performer’s ability to wipe memory of Glory Quayle with a formidable, sympathetic portrayal and calls the drama thrilling and well staged.

Miss Allen Duloves Ao Mendoga Glory Quayle Hinlones Glory

Atchison Leads Market Shift Amid Rail Stock Swings

New York May 2 The Atchison issue moved ahead of Union Pacific in market leadership with heavy trading in both common and preferred stock. St. Paul railway officials hinted at a new Pacific line aiding anticipated Union Pacific absorption. Market volatility followed Burlington deal rumors and U S Steel weakness weighed on sentiment.

New York Atchison Union Tavitic Tmi Atchison Common Union Pacifice Chemsel Murlington St. Paul Pacific Tmax Atchison Wis St. Pank Toek Island Vandeblit Atehipon Norfolk Hurlington United States Steel New York Central Totab

garbled grocery ledger entry from 19th century market

Fragmentary OCR shows a local dairy and cheese seller listing items and prices with many garbled words. Mentions J G Dale, Bureen Creamery, beans per bi, patent flow beet, and various odd phrases with unclear context. Appears to be an inventory or advertisement page snippet with misread names and items.

J. G. Dale

Plount Pairly Active APA Fier Rumor in New York

Ill-formed OCR text from a New York item mentions dates and names but yields no clear events. The readable fragments point to a March item with parties or groups and a potential public notice or notice-like brief in press style.

New York Mar

Chicago May 2 cattle receipts and market mood

Receipts total 19 000 with moderate demand for prime steers and heifers slower for lower grade cattle. Sheep receipts weak with mixed quality, lambs steady to slower. hogs and other categories show varied demand and prices.

Ciictga Texas Baku

Grain and livestock prices and market notes

The report lists closing prices for wheat corn oats pork lard and related commodities with notes on market activity. Prices appear mixed with some gains and others steady, reflecting trading conditions and seasonal demand.

Cattle and Livestock Trades Reported in Vant Buffalo May

Market notes from Vant Buffalo on May 4 show cattle shipments and hogs listed with ear counts and dairy items. In addition to cattle movements there are sheep and lambs noted with carted goods and price references.

Unreadable OCR Item On Credit Balances And Shipments

Fragmentary text references credit balances S109 ship audits TAA melas runs GO0h barrels. No coherent events or names emerge from the readable portion.

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