Garden of Eden and Other Works by Noted Authors
A list of titles and authors including The Garden of Eden by Jonas Long's Sons, Unileavened Bread by Howard, The Farringdons by Ethel Fowler, Ressurection by Tolatoy, A Grip of Honor by Cyrus Brady, Philip Winwood by R Neilson Stephens, and Parson Kelly by A E W Mason.
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Howard
Grant
The
Farringdons
Ethel Fowler
Tolatoy
Cyrus Brady
Philip Winwood
R. Neilson Stephens
Parson Kelly
A. E. W. Mason
Exclusive Road to Black Grenadines Fabrics in Silk Styles
Two roadways lead to dress perfection with rich fabrics and exclusive options. Discover 136 France imported Black Grenadines 44 to 48 inches wide in lengths from a yard to a full dress pattern, dozens of styles priced far below comparable goods, direct imports, one of a kind patterns, and a showroom promise to display them whether you buy or not.
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France
Best Selling Books Listed At The Book Store
Six top titles include To Have and to Hold by Johnston and The Touchstone by Dickson Wharton, The Light of Scarthy Castle, Black Wolf's Breed, Gentleman From Indiana Tarkington, The Puritans by Arlo Bates.
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Wharton
Indiana
Tarkington
Scarthy
Evening notes from Factoryville and vicinity
Local briefs detail visits by Ben and Al Doolittle of El mira funeral attendance and property interest talk by Hallock Reynolds. News notes include a Keystone Academy concert proceeds for Northfield Mission, lectures by Dr Enoch Perrine, and various social and business updates from Scranton to Dunmore.
Towanda News Highlights Foster New Ventures and Appointments
Special to the Scranton Tritone Towanda May 7 7 W Allen ex pPolleeoman becomes owner of the Bullington Towanda stage route A typesetting plant to employ several at Reporter Journal office Edwin A Gemiant oversees Chreiet church purchase A Lehigh Valley schedule to start next Sunday Numerous personnel moves include Charles Pook Ward Crank and Widgeway The Ninth regiment tablet will list Bradford county deserters A Lake Mokome property near La Porte sold to W Allen Plans include a Chautauqua and sanitarium Emily Cox to Philadelphia for nurse training New officers elected for Nitid Hite Company No 2 plus city and church appointments Temperance group response from Benator Pemrose and Towanda society meeting in Athens Retired officials and local clergy referenced plus snow followed by rain at Foot of Plane and a few civic notes
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Scranton
Charles Pook
Athers
Kron Bridge Company
Brooklyn
Ward Crank
Athens
Hridge Company
Decatur
Bradford County
Dea Seliers
Ninth Regiment
Wilkes-Barre
Mokome
Laporte
W. Allen
Williamsport
Thea
Etridge Ville
Canton
New Albany Women's Christian Temperance Wien
Bematoy Pemrose
Army
Nitid Hite Company
Alr
Fr. Kinsley
H. WM. Ingham
Gillette
Lo Holcumbe
Foxiqgan
G. O. Horton
Reser
KE. Wood
Plivemen
Trapp
H. B. Tigham
W. J. Patan
J.B. Aten
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Towanda
Presbytery of
Lackawanna
Williamaport
Woodmen of America
Dushore
Father C. Kelly
Church of 88
Peter and Paul
England
Teutonis
New York
Jesult
Hele
Plane
John Meredith
Jack Voushin
Buuy Bailey
Packer Hos
Local items note injuries and church events in Susouchim
Misamma Hinil of Grand Street is ill with appendicitis. Bert Duran of Willow Street receives a broken leg after an altercation in Kil l shops. Moonly Post and local relief corps plan a sermon at Methoillet church on May 27 led by Pastor They Charles Henry Newing. Presbyterian church to baptize and receive members and administer the Lord's sacrament. Swingsbors tannery to reopen under J. W. Dullird and William T. Sheedy after a year shutdown. described as a future sole leather tannery. Susquehanna banks report safety and prosperity. Susquehanna ball club announces no Sunday games at sport grounds. Mackey, pastor of Oakland Congregational Church, addressed.
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Susouchim
Misamma Hinil
Grand Street
Kile
Bert Duran
Willow Street
Suatained
Moonly Post
GA. BR
Moody Hkelief Corpe
W. Rh. C
Methoillet
Charles Henry Newing
Swingsbors Tannery
J. W. Dullird
William T. Sheedy
Susquehanna
Susquehanna Ball Club
C Mackey
Oakland Congregational Church
Dr Pierce’s Medicines Advised By A Baltimore Customer
A testimonial letter accompanies thirty one one cent stamps for Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The writer claims rheumatism relief after three bottles and praises the medicine. Also notes free Common Sense Medical Adviser offer and prices for the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
E. Crampton
Washington Co
Baltimore
Golden Medical Discovery
R. V. Por
Bufislo
Baccalaureate Sermon and Local notices from Montrose area
Evening services marked the Oakland High class of 1900 with a Baccalaureate sermon. Local reports note Memorial Day plans, ill residents, school enrollments, and attendance figures. Other items include railway earnings, church meetings, a minstrel show, marriages, and civic notes from Binghamton, Montrose, and Susquehanna areas.
Death of Thomas G. Thomas in Pittston at 54
Special to the Scrantog Tribune from Pittston May 7. Thomas G. Thomas, 54, died at his home after a three year illness. He had surgery at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital two years ago and never fully recovered. He lived in Hyde Park for 35 years, moved to Pittston four years ago, and leaves a wife, three children John of Taylor, William, Anna at home, sister Mrs. Llewellyn Hopkins, Scranton, and brothers William G. Thomas and Griffith Thomas. He was a Knights of Malta member. Funeral Thursday at 12:50 p.m. at the family home Wilfred Street Upper Pittston, burial in Washburn Street Cemetery, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrantog Tribune
Pittston
Thomas G. Thomas
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Thomas
Hyde Park
William G. Thomas
Grifith Thomas
Iso
Llewellyn Hopkins
Scranton
John
Taylor
William
Anna
Knights of Mala
Wilfred Street
Upper
Pittaton
Washburntreet
Pleasant social at Niagara Engine company parlors
In Scranton Pittston on May 7 a committee of local men including Joseph J. Lawder T F Cullinan August Hineman William Puhlman William J. Burke James Short James W. Garland and John Lawder hosted a pleasant affair at the Niagara Engine company parlors in the city. The event featured the William M. McQuoid group as part of the gathering.
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Apedal
Scranton
Pittston
Niagara Engine Company
Joseph J. Lawder
T. F. Cullinan
August Hineman
William Puhlman
William J. Burke
James Short
James W. Garland
John Lawder
William M. McQuoid
Middletown Firm Presents 6x6 Picture to Niagara Team
Pingine company arrived in town and gifted the Niagara boys a 6 by 6 foot group portrait in a handsome git frame. The frame is carved oak and measures four by eight feet. William J. Burke gave the presentation speech, gratefully received by William A. Gillespie for the Niagaras. An elaborate banquet followed the ceremony.
Wilkes-Barre and Tunkhannock Chess Club Match Result
Wilkes-Barre beat Tunkhannock 4 to 1 in the fourth match at the Packer House dining room, evening after Tunkhannock led 3-0 in earlier series. Players listed include F Wendell and J Caupka for Wilkes-Barre and J A Littler and R C Herrick for Tunkhannock.
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Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Wilkes- Barre
Tunkhannock Chess Clube
Packer House
Wilkes-Barre
F. Wendell
A. Wendell
J. B. Jenkins
L. W. DeWitt
A. D. Thomas
J. Caupka
Ll. Bonstein
H. EB. Chase
J. A. Littler
James F. Day
BE. N. Btone
R. C. Herrick
A. W. Feldman
C. D. Dershimer
Draper Billings
R. J. Little
ER. K. Little
W. N. Reynolds
B. W. Lewis
Sarah Wood
Harry Hitchner
Pittston
George Stevens
Rochester
N. Y
Tunkhannock Canning Company
Can
Everett J. Harding
Luzerne County
Side-Path
Court House
F. T D. Bunnell
Meshoppen
Shle Path Commissioners
Williamsport
Local items note visits and repairs in Seelyville area
Special to the Seracton Tribune reports F B Stark visiting New York state. Mrs. David Mill of Steene visited Mr and Mrs Henry Moulter. Henry Dunkelberg replaces slaughterhouse boiler. Odd Fellows supper in Honesdale attended by area residents. Fires in P J Kennedy woods near Mt Pleasant cause skidway loss for lumberman Charles Smith. Lewis Dersheimer suffers hand laceration at saw-mill. healing well. Mr and Mrs Strongman golden wedding at Bethany. G Smith & Son repair Crystal Spring creamery cellar. Edward Gill of Hancock visiting.
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Seracton Tribune
Seelyville
F. BD. Stark
Henry Dunkelberg
New York State
David Mill
Steene
Henry Moulter
Odd Fellowes
Honesdale
Montrose News Highlights Parish Visits and Fire Alarm
May 7 Montrose reports Miss Sally Courtright visiting friends near Wilkow Barre and Alden. Residents including Commander Richards retired navy occupy a local residence. Various locals visit family in nearby towns as W. O. Barnes plans travel to Rush. Fire department extinguished a small blaze at the Miachemitl shop after a five alarm.
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Little, Meadows
George AI. Walrous
New York
Hodney J. Stark
Waverly
Mixé Firvoe Smith
Fier Roel
Me A. B. Barnes
Charenon
Revival activities and community notices in Hallstead
Special to the Scranton Teibinne Hallstead May 7 Evantelist John A Davis of Binghamton to conducting revival meetings this week at the Maptist churches. Walter Burton of Kerantai visiting relatives here. Young Men’s Christian Association to organize ball team under Mr. gud Mre. John Young moves to Equitunk with family to take a creamery position. Binghamton party rented the Dullois Joe cabin for summer. Rev M J Watking addressed Mallsead High School seniors. Hallstead council closing exercises in Presbyterian church Thursday. Edward Taylor D G renowned clergyman to lecture Kyron W King to speak on “Eyes That See Not and Ears That Hear Not” in Susquelige. American War veterans urged to meet Grand Army of the Republic next Friday for Memorial Day observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Ward Butts
Syracuse
N. Y
H. Fi. Ely
Cherry Ridge
Isaac Boneni
Ward Gilpin
Roy Howe
H. D. Brown
Dunmore
Houghton
Union Church
Ariel
Hamilton
Zion
Earl Bishop
Lake Cleme Improvement Company
Lake Cleme
Delevan Woodard
Honesdale
Burton Hendley
J. W. Andrews
Salem
Arthur I. Braunlich
New York
Agnes Mille
OH. Mille
Leaise Simons
Wyoming Seminary
Philadelphia
Hill
J. W. Sundercock
Dr. H. LB. Ely
James A. Bortree
James A. Bigart
James Noble
Oakland High
Hellstead
Margaret Hickey
Ann Barry
Salesiadien
Gettenburg
Elsmin & Company
Laurel Till Academy
S J. John's
Gulf Summit
A. Swert
Gibeon
Erie
Women's Home Missionary Societies
Binghamton
Methodist Church
Methodist
Henry Tuckley
Centenary
William H. Mettannen
Milwaukee
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Hnfineers
Rh. G. Frink
New Milford
JL. A. Sherwood
Firie
Frank Swigert
Hallstead Herald
Young Men's Christian Association
Lackawanna
Wayne
Susquehanna
Carbondale
Montrose
Ww. HH. Williams
Montross
W. J. Baker
Fee
Fr. Mary's Church
Uinghamton
Frank King
Mary Malone
Edward Taylor
D. G
Dingharston
Kyron W. King
Ty Hanna
One Republic
Atcaiure Indies
Markets Show Weakness as Steel Declines Lead Broad Decline
The New York stock market slipped with several weak points, led by a sharp fall in steel shares after a board resignation at American Steel and Wire. Federal Steel suffered more than Steel and Wire, while Pressed Steel Car and American Smelting held up better. General Electric rose briefly but finished down. Total volume ran 440,500 shares as bonds yielded with the stock pullback. United States new issues edged higher in bid, old issues fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jarre
Federal Steel Company
American Steel and Wire Company
Sélignian
Gates
Steel
Federal Steel
Pressed
Op. Ole
I Polit
Sland
Pennylvania
Pointe
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Thaltinon
Ohio
London
General Electric
Penn
Oly
United States
Market Prices and Goods Listed in Local Ledger
Corrected by H. G. Tale a fragmentary market list shows dairy creamery items butter eggs and cheese alongside vegetables and flour with prices per unit. Gadfly entries include Reed potatoes per bushel and flour patent price 4.25 likely in local exchange.
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H. G. Tale
Lackawanna Ave
Philadelphia Market Roundup Mixed Grain and Produce Prices
A May wheat and corn price snapshot shows wheat strengthening while corn remains steady with No 2 and No 2 white varieties quoted. Multiple lines list dairy creamery products and fresh poultry items with shipping and shipment quantities noted, including trade figures in bushels and pounds.
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Philadelphia
New York
Honda
Market notes and prices across dairy and grain sectors
The report surveys United States markets with scattered pricing and activity notes. It mentions wheat and rye trends, white and colored dairy products, and various regional markets including western and southern packing, with overall weaker tone and mixed offerings throughout the day.
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New York
North
The
Cormm
Hau
White
Theo
Weston Caramiery
Wintie
Timlie
Wlate Dairy
Makoh
Ile
Ivanta
Unclear Market Report with Mixed Commodity Prices
A noisy Chicago market wire lists varied price movements for wheat corn pork lard and whiskey with many garbled words. The fragment mentions breading and provisions mixed with numeric codes, naming items like pork lard whiskey and white bread amid disrupted text.
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Chicago
Rei
Wien
Anata
Laeley
Susie
Cabin-Applicants Seek Higher Meat Market Prices
Chicago consumers face plans for higher beef prices as cattle stock markets report pressure on wholesale and retail meat sectors. Officials note demand in western and Angus beef markets remains strong despite volatility and inflation.
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Herd Prices
Sale totals published with erratic figures. mixed feeder steers and cows priced around 4.00 while steers reach 405.25 per head context. Western lambs and native lambs listed with variations. heifers and stocker classes show steady to strong demand amid annotated volumes and regional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teron Bolle
Vowh May 7 Stock Market Report
Teeves opened slow then firm with later activity as calves and lambs show mixed demand. Prices edge higher for calves and culls while overall stock conditions stay weak. buyers focus on common to good quality cattle amid farm market uncertainty.
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Wetharts
Kant Liberty Cattle Prices Reported in May 7 Market
Kant Liberty notes a mixed cattle market with various grades and prices listed. Prices range from prime and heavy stock to common and medium grades, including oxtra and Weave Workers categories, reflecting fluctuating demand and regional trading patterns.
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Kant Liberty
Prime
Conminion
Medimnma
Comron
Of City. May 7 credit balances and odd items
Fragmentary city ledger item shows credit balances around 140 dollars, no bids or offers on certain certificates, assorted measurements and quantities including barrels and implied rates. The readable text lists several cryptic figures and vague items without clear context.
Honesdale May 7 News Roundup and Local Notes
Mrs Theman Croastey visits her con Fred an attorney in Chicago. Wayne county honors for state official the auditor general race with candidates listed. Snow fell in parts of Wayne County. Port Jervis Erie conductor Damon Kelley injured in yard accident. Pennsylvania will hold party conventions at Lancaster May 14 to 18 with Manager Silverstone to represent.
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Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Theman Croastey
Fred
Chicago
George Uarry
Keatun
C. T. Whitney
Meg Whitman
Tunnell
Third
KE B. Mardenberg
Wayne County
Enunemions
Vwicinity
Benjamin W. Piteh
Moneadale
George BK
Woodward
Texas
Feed Whitaker
John Male
Herry Ridge
Wayne County Savings Bank
Wich
Monesdale Oldh Sehoil
Delaware and Hinlion
WellanaYare Fernoon
Scranton
Bustin
Damon Kelley
Erie
Port Jervis
Pennsylvania
Lanes Er
Silverstone
Lawrenceville How Company Honors Ladies With Gift
The Lawrenceville How Company No 1 held a regular meeting and praised the ladies for their faithful work in the April fundraiser. President W M Jones named a committee to plan a special memorial on May 3 and thanked Republican attendees for visiting the Lawrence hall where meetings will now occur each Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Thorntoy
Corpa
Lardies’ Services
W. M. Jones
Thre
Frank Berger
Werbert Finmone
Jacob Rohland
Lawrence Hall
Impatie? Wav Tranktal
Christopher Burns
Vinley Rowd
W. Donee
Dw. Thornton
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Jonas Long
Grenadines
Ness
Adamant
Johnston
Black Wolf's Breed
Touchstone
Dickson
Castle
Arlo Bates
Northeastern
Keystone
Scranton High
Enoch Perrine
Bucknell University
Keystone Academy
Daniel Webster
Frank Potterton
Frank Proper
Nicholson
First Baptist Church
Northfield
Mise
Armstrong
Wilkes. Barre
Mise Robertson
Bessie Gardner
Factoryville
Sim
CT. Mathewsin
Pital
Mra
Smith
B M. Pook
Columbus
Oho
Setanten Tribune
Chaptes
Enercay
Quisania Figsyrup
Svee
Atv
ALL Daybgists
Price Soe. Pte Botti
Niagaras
Scranton Tribone
Hallstead
Beecham’s
Otas & Co
Ay, T. & Troction
Bo &Q
Rockland
Agly Kan
Central
Norfolk & Gies
Pacithe
Edenedaw
Pacific
Letty Tis
Ni & S
Penna
Prawenee
Thy
Southern Rt F
Willy ‘Tenn
Tron Vwaie & Leather
Union Pavifie Ie Rae
Union i
Third Avenue
Orig
Nts
Chicago Board OF Trade
Ice
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Firet National Bank Een
Scranton Savings
Lacka
Keonom
Cocanna
Scranton Paint Co
Tone Clark & Snover Co
Glick & Snover Co
Scranton Lion Fence & Mig. Co
Scranton Axle Works
Sceene
Lackawanna Dai Co
Savings Bank & Trust Co
Firat National Bank
iCarbonda
Mig
New Mexico
Coal Co
Scranton Trae
Philadelphia Stock Market
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain Market
Chicago Livestock Market
Areripta
Highaery Handeles
Tovtoy
Western
Angus
James
Bishop McCabe
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth Bt
Irving Mace
I. D. Crawford
Wanamakere
Biegel Cooper's
Albert New York
Ith
University
Broadway
Vrices
Ciaran
Matthews Bros
McGarrah & Thomas
East Liberty Cattle
Syelal
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