Miners and community events headlined in Northeast Pa notes
Local notices report a fatal accident at a mine near Dupont where Michael Pasquale died from a fall while a pillar collapsed. Franks Welton, aged 11, is described among residents, with funeral details given. Other items reference gatherings, weather, and church activities in the Scranton area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stromdaburg
Eagle Tian Corps
Connelly
Germailing
Frank Welton
Maclead
Parry
Previn
Gwilym
Michael Pasquale
Dupont
Meldelbere
Catherine Ringedolph
Wyoming
WL Cis
Lehigh Vallow Qoal Company
Thin Isteiot
Butera
Doelovk
Forty Fort
Scranton and Nearby Notables Reported in Society Notes
A long, fragmentary society column from Scranton covers numerous names and events. The text mentions residents attending social functions, weddings, travels, and community notices, naming many individuals and places with limited context due to OCR errors.
Market News From New York May Market Roundup
Disjointed notes describe trading activity in New York with references to bonds stocks and market shifts. The report mentions higher levels of prices and better contract closures alongside differing investor sentiment. Names and places appear in fragmented fashion, including references to Pennslyvania and a list of traders and figures.
Unclear OCR fragment on week events and market notes
Fragmentary text from a Philadelphia page notes weekly events and various items, mentioning markets, prices, and local activity. Numerous garbled names and terms render key details uncertain, but references to trades, sales, and possible price changes remain visible.
Grain and Produce Market Report with Mixed Trade Data
The report notes various market items and actions involving New York Grain and Produce, Sam York, and unnamed participants. It references cattle trading activity, weather influences, and planned sales timelines with sporadic dates and figures amid a cluttered OCR pass.
Siegel-Cooper Co operative Stores Plans 6 Percent Preferred Stock
Prospectus announces offering 200000 shares of 6 per cent cumulative preferred stock at par to public for Siegel-Cooper Co operative Stores New York and Chicago. It guarantees 6 per cent dividends from deposits with two trust banks and describes employee pension-like dividends, substantial assets, and no debt at start.
Siegel Cooper Co. Leaders Pledge Continued Management
The same founders who started Siegel Cooper in Chicago and its New York sister store vow no management change. They commit to run the new company as before and will deposit their stock with Central Trust Company of New York to secure the pledge for a term of years.
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New York
Chicago
Siegel-Cooper CO
Siegel, Cooper & Co
New York City
Central Trust Company of
Fragmentary note outlines packing at location
The readable fragment mentions packing at a place, highlighting ale or ale-like beverage and local names. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the text.
Fragmented OCR Weathered Note of Unclear Content
The readable text resembles garbled OCR from a historical page with phrases about dates, places, and names but no coherent events or complete sentences. It mentions May Corn, War, a weapon-like term, and scattered fragments such as dates and personal names, lacking a clear news item or outcome.
Fragmented OCR Portends Partial News Item
Readable fragments hint at a brief item with names and places garbled by OCR. Core entities remain unclear but event or notice component appears indicated by scattered proper nouns and locations.
Unreadable OCR Note with Mixed Symbols
Fragmentary text from a Chicago listing includes unclear dates figures and names. Key details are not decipherable, but appears to reference monetary values and items with possible dates and locations.
Noy 1 Maswornt 60 Northwest
Fragmentary OCR text references a date and place in the Northwest with scattered phrases. Most details are garbled, but mentions a number 60 and a sequence of names or terms lacking clear context.
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Bilge
New Sark
Biel
Unclear archival text fragment notes and items
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered names, dates, and terms, offering no coherent event or context. Readable parts mention names and numbers but lack a complete narrative or identifiable entity.
Subscription Offer by Central Trust Company and Siegel-Cooper
Central Trust Company of New York and Siegel-Cooper Co. invite subscriptions in person or by mail at 54 Wall Street New York and at Siegel-Cooper stores in New York and Chicago starting 10 a.m. May 7 1900 for one week. Subscriptions require 20 percent ($10 per share) with receipts issued. Final balance due by July 1900 on allotment anniversary.
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M.S. Jordan & Co
Ayron
Siael
Pal
Steel
Haiti
Tate Vty
Westort Vailiyn
Wight
Siihy el Way
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Eeases Scranton Savings Man
Scranton
Hank
Seeesery
Awe Leone Light HW
Coonan Lou Awe Scranton Valet Cos
Jmeewee
Clark & Snover
Mick & Sewer Oo
Steene
Ktuetow
Toon Penne & Mig
Ion Serantan
Prierey Ane Ing Buckawanns Dairy Co
Eee
Io, Savings Bank & Trout Co
Standart! Drilling
Kirst Sational Bank
Qurbitidale
Ay Coal Co
Weawessenen
National Bank
Mort Fi ‘Age
Aly
Atreet Hallwa
Keneral Sortmigne
Siegel-Cooper Co
New York
Chicago
Central Trust Company of
Wall Street
Central Trust Company
Proposal to Allot 200000 Shares by Subscription Size
The plan aims to extend benefits by allotting stock in a specific order: one share per subscription first, then two shares, then three, continuing similarly for larger subscriptions until all 200,000 shares are allocated. This outlines a stepwise distribution to maximize patron and public participation.
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Jumbles and Prices
Fragmentary notes show a Buffalo market listing livestock receipts and bids. Mentions ribbed cattle bids and prices around ten dollars, with unclear figures for hay, dairy, and other commodities.
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Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle and Local Trade Update
Fragmentary OCR notes show livestock and trade references including cattle movements and regional markets in scattered terms. The readable items mention East Liberty and nearby areas with hints of sales or product mentions but lack clear dates, prices, or participants.
Unreadable OCR yields partials on local event
Fragmentary text shows scattered letters and names with no clear event or outcome. Readable fragments lack coherent detail for a factual summary or identified persons, groups, or places.
New York Livestock Market Report May 3
The New York market notes varied lambs and sheep offerings with fluctuating prices and limited bidding. Dealers reported moderate activity for sheep, goats, and cattle as buyers evaluated liveweight and quality amid steady demand.
Fragmented OCR Note From Unclear Source
The text is garbled and unreadable, with multiple misspellings and missing context. No identifiable people organizations or events can be determined for a credible summary.
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Chicao
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Feleivet
Hogan Pert Footer
Saepeland
Motecon Baireth Kita
Dithebim
Jaikean
Efonel Tiwag
Moetants
Tage Romi
Beles
Liege
Monel
Eareiggls
Avia
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New Milford
Mies
Maule
Clinton
Bert Waterman
Awie
Tareia
Gillespie
Windwinton
Ts Quentine
Jeer Eratilarents
Robert Ciliate
Mogitpone
Mies Traney Connor
Mathstrael
Dioele Heefe
Mung Tallanan
Theaipeski
Bontome
Thedas Ant Wecanalar
Mildigh Patterson
Mer Ar Mi
Bivroth Mittersen
Fanite
Loon Mmer
Alford
Plemuil
Mike Mir Oia
Farah
Prien
Mir OM Suciter
Taining
Bieta
Una Tannetere
Aye Kerra Peake
Ada TG Tuerejay
Mbrm
Ceoree Hinde
North
Dwelsinen
Mey
Charles Ven Lani
Hrogkeate
Taney
Wition Some
Kentucky
Mamie White
Mrnelige
Dideron Feeay
Stanelist
Winhaliet
Pheer
Marie Tomer
Alplomtan
Spencer
Kiniwley
Maariv
Alobo
Amarlin
Pittston
Pittetott
Alide Plover
Aim
Anil Wat
Gid Atest
Wall Street Review
Etek
Ttiwos i Hendon
Lee
Pruives
Lotto Etnerion
G. Duke
Lavkiwonna
Witter
Gratiers
Sor
Dale Trilin
Vysterh
Meaby Alates
Bete Perba
Elvoive Pacino
Peeliine
Samy Pn
Atlantic Refiming CO
Philadelphia
Marfi
Alon Castle
Entra
Peetifee
Medhore
Abe
Comin
Yale
Phe
Hewers
Neel
SOMO
Lites Eieeien
Ube
Sam York
Vloretpiiet Amd
Miltiiewsta Quitevite
di Idikers
Sli
Win Jwients
Reig
Aries
Athe
Wowtein
Way
Idol Willia
Fsabie
Abdold Lok
Wotier Steady
Wredetn Coeanmers
Blind
Co-Operative
Central Trust Company of New York
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
The
Wrstem
Lyall
Chicago Grain Market
Rubles
Amd Geen
Lps
T Wutfalo
Tts
Ithini
East Liberty
Dawe Erkerm
New York Livestock Market
Pagves
Stevey Malye
Slaenyy
Sales Alrong
Lew Wens
Pew Ee
Ik Wai
Philienia Oy
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