Stark Brick, Quarry Venture Aims For Wyoming County Rail Link
A New York capital backed contract signed last Friday aims to build a Ten mile rail line over Forkston Mountain to connect with the Lehigh Valley road at Lopes. The project promises access to fire clay and building stone from the Stark quarry, with work slated to start and summer production expected as the venture unfolds. Local organizers, including Joes, have pressed ahead to attract capital, while plans extend to planking and shingling contracts in nearby Meshoppen and related sites.
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Scranton
Olay Honda
Stark Melek Company
Stark Hrioh
Bieldas
Porkaton
Lehigh Valley
Lopes
Cuit
Forkston Mountain
Pete
Wyoming
Fee Olay
Cretitte Riebt
County
Crewe
Mery Brudersl
Pleetniie Nately
Tor Ktianijeee
Torhioneh
Veo
Orher Toni
Torkhonmenkebot
Hon
Dot Ac Steor
Vraper Wiliinae
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Greteilie
BN. Meas
Dane Fo Way
Hele Hlhewleh
Pym Huh
dSitile
Deli
Local Uniondale Notes from May Day Tribune Update
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Uniondale on May 4 reports court costs, local visits, and community happenings. Mentions Edward Carpenter’s lawyers, Miss Curie Bronin in Paterson, and Frank Mayden’s Carbondale trip. Mentions a boy Herman Weible’s leg injury, a family of a widow with six children, and local tradespeople like Robert Tennant and Harvey Smith returning to work.
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Scranton Tribune
Uniondale
Squire Emiih Carpenter
Mies Curie Bronin
Patervon
Donkina Pantaesani
Heralhoffte
New York
David Weteman
I Cate
Harry Soloman
Mia
Frank Mayden
Carbondale
Charles Lyons
Stillwater
Robert Tennant
Baldwin
Paterson
N. Y
Weible
Herman
Alane
Phoebe Carpenter
Harvey Smith
Stephen Bronson
Williams
Binghamton
Pet
Nancy Gregg
Wyalusing Notes Sweep Through May Social Week
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a string of local visits and gatherings around Towanda and Wyalusing. Miss Ines Bump recently recovered from illness, while John Pico and Orin Clipper spent Sunday with aunt Mrs. W. Gaylord. Nettie Wagner hosted the Twentieth Century club and Fortnightly at Taylor Avenue. Nina Mines visited Wilkes-Barre as others called on neighbors and relatives in Towanda and Le Raysville.
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Scranton Tribune
Wyalusing
Mise Keele
Nina Mines
Wilkes-Barre
John Morrison
Towanda
Esiia McCauley
la Rayaville
Hessie Slocum
Borenton
T. TH
New York
New Haven
Edward Smith
Atvs
le Raysville
Emma Mahon Moves Into Charles Lintall's House Rooms
Special to the Ecranton Tribune Factoryville May 2 Emma Mahon rents and moves into rooms in Charles Lintall's house High school graduating class at the Baptist church tonight Jane Quevedo of Porto Rico studies English at Kevetune academy Her brother who was here for the past year returned home The borough council meets weekly and disposes of month’s business including lamp lighting and repairs The resignation of Councilman BR Bliss is accepted C A Bick appointed to fill term The council approves a payment for a chicken delivery later in the week
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Factoryville
May
Emma Mahon Haw
Charles Lintall
the Baptist Church
Jane
Quevedo
Porto Rico
Kevetune Akademy
Is Tome
Noo
Segular
Wouncillian
Bliss
C. A. Bick
Blice
Gardner
Markets Report Amid Fluctuating Prices May 2
New York market activity shows mixed results with brief upticks in some sectors while others slide. Reported sales include varied commodities and a standing tone from trading floors as prices adjust under evolving conditions.
Hatter Creamery Prices and Seed Potatoes Listed
Corrected by HL G Dale lists items including Hatter Creamery products with prices such as 92.45 and 2.50 for assorted goods. Seed potatoes per buy and patent varieties show 1 76 and 84.25 as figures.
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HL. G. Dale
Hatter —Creamery
Heer
Barby
Abate
Nin
Heane
Cholee Imuriow
Medlun
Jon
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Report May
The market roundup lists assorted grain and produce items with mixed prices, including wheat, corn, and various white and yellow corn products. Trade notes mention fluctuating demand, several quality grades, and uncertain futures across Philadelphia and New York exchanges.
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Philadelphia
Tyr
Giile
May
Thatge
Cory
New York
Siegel-Cooper Co-operative Plans 6 Percent Stock Trust
Prospectus details 2,000,000 in common stock held in trust for employees across New York and Chicago. A 200,000 share, 6 percent cumulative preferred stock is offered to the public with dividends secured by trust deposits at Central Trust Co of NY and Illinois Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago. Owners pledge to stay with the business and aim for broader patronage and profits. Siegel-Cooper Co operative Stores will take possession July 2, 1900, of both New York and Chicago stores with extensive assets and no indebtedness.
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Central Trust Company of New York
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Silgel-Cooper CO
Siegel-Cooper Co
New York
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago
New York City
No Change in Leadership of Siegel Cooper Company
The same founders who started Siegel Cooper in Chicago and its New York sister store pledge to remain in control of the new company. They will deposit all their stock with the Central Trust Company of New York for a term to secure this pledge, ensuring no management change.
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Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago
New York
Central Trust Company of
New York Grain and Produce Market Summary
Market notes from New York show slow trading for flour and other commodities with limited activity at the elevators. Prices and bids are muted as the market closes late with sparse details and many lines unreadable in the OCR.
Fragmentary OCR item hints at maritime or trade terms
The readable text mentions places like Pennsylvania and references to storage, packing, and maritime terms. The fragmentary list includes names such as Weeki and Maliilge, suggesting a damaged notice or catalog segment. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
Fragmentary Chicago May A Hewwl pin details
The text provides scattered items including steers, cows, weights, prices, and names but is highly garbled. It references locations like Chicago and mentions prices such as 4.00 and 2.00 along with various unclear names and items.
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Chicago
Atenaly
Helen Tel Saaen
Mikel Slorre
Fragmentary OCR Item with Unclear Details
A junked OCR snippet shows mangled phrases and stray terms like wind, $5,100, MaST, Snake, Atlas, and names missing context. No clear event, persons, or organizations are established. only scattered fragments remain to hint at a possible report or notice.
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MPS
Atlas
Unclear OCR fragment from Buffalo publication
Fragmentary text references Buffalo and May, mentions value ranges and figures, mentions a fair or sale setting, with distorted names and numbers. Readable pieces include monetary values like 66.46 and 5.00, but many tokens are garbled, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
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Buffalo
May
Weale
Prime Vale
Subscription drive opens May 7 1900 at Central Trust Co
The Central Trust Company of New York announces in person or mail subscriptions with blank forms at 54 Wall Street New York or Siegel-Cooper Co New York and Chicago starting 10 am May 7 1900. Subscriptions require 20 percent ($10 per share) payable by draft check or money order. Balance due on delivery of allotted stock by July 1 1900.
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Siegel-Cooper Co
New York
Chicago
Central Trust Company of
Wall Street
Central Trust Company
Subscription Shares Allotted Up To Two Hundred Thousand
The notice outlines allotment by subscription size starting with one share then two and three shares in sequence, continuing in the same order for larger subscriptions until the total of 200000 shares is issued. The text specifies ad placements for each subscription tier and the aim to complete the full allotment.
East Liberty Cattle Market Sparks Quiet Trade
Fragmentary notes from East Liberty list cattle prices and buyers with scattered terms such as oxte, Bhill, brass Yorkers, and fat calves. Despite garbled entries, the brief appears to record cattle lot names and pricing amid a sporadic listing.
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East Liberty
Gorda
Alidee Lambe
iWon
Chicago Live Stock Market Inactivity Declines
A garbled May report notes weak activity in Chicago markets with subdued trading and lower price signals. Traders faced unclear conditions as market movement slowed and prices drifted amid uncertain demand.
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Wide Text Noise
Fragmentary readable phrases mention Wheat and cables with scattered terms. The text includes unclear references to values and names but lacks coherent events, figures, or identifiable entities for a substantive summary.
On Market. ON City, M An Cirostt balances
Market report shows mixed activity in ON City with broad price ranges and steady turnover. Trading levels reflect cautious sentiment as buyers and sellers negotiate on key properties. A notable deal involves an estimated 100,000 burr value, signaling continued appetite for mid sized listings.
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
New Fork
Osterhout
Ubeir Diraant
St Trent
Sealley
Teinelites
Keystone
Avoca
Thomas Lomerrow
Gransiet Heri Tiem
Mairick Nealon
Beranton
Martin Slattery
James A. Clark
Mitteton
St John’s
Jane Prailin
Li Lelighton
Woodward Sestentis
de G. B. Seeman
Hoe
Bertha Dorucenrath
Shelton
Conn
St. Murry
Michael Posqueit
Velie Valley
Wan
Gomer
Leighton
Dane
Slortin Barly
Les Leon
Newport Nets
Wiyedicitie
Epecial
The
Ecranton Tribune
Atlantic Refining CO
Wall Street Review
Siok Osehinge
Priiesy
Stonk Room Trom
Lowe
Lange van
Atv
United States
Tribune
Meara
Siiger
Eaneves Atchbson
Ftaltimiore & Oe
Billy Aly
Wortern
Punt
Lackawanna Delaware de
Pederal Steel
Federal
Pride
Simy
Visty
Norfolk & Weatern
Tony Mit
Welti Mh Wits
Peel
Ant
Union Shai
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Kerantan Savitues Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Eeseees Eenee
Dia
Keonamy Ila
Scranton Taint CO
Seenda Eae Clark & Snover Uo
Coun Renee
Aly Clark & Snover Tol
Scranten Bron Ba
Reranton Axle Works
Aseeins Avkawanna Dairy Co
Mexico
Pease
Photon Naan Jfaert
Coeesesfeaia Bie
Mt Verna Coal’ Co
Scranton Trac
Honda
DOR
Co-Operative
Addreas
Towa
New York Grain and Produce
Dranl Apt
Apelin Alem
Bie Choy
Tra West
Hide
Ant Rena
Evearmmeny
Wraith
Mahia
Pennylvania
Aquilera
Chicago Grain Market
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