Striker Tensions at Buttonwood Mine Subside
Wilkes-Barre May 10 Quieted at Buttonwood mine after yesterday's turmoil. English speaking workers largely absent. partial restart expected tomorrow with protection. Strikers kept pickets on routes to the mine and resolved to stay out until discharged workers are reinstated. Warrants filed for three ringleaders. they are missing or have left the county. Breaker boys at Nas, 5 am 7 mines in Nanticoke returned to work amid no concessions from the company.
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Wilkes-Barre
Buttonwood
Nas
Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
Burglars Enter Valley House at L. and B. Junction
Early morning break in at the Valley house led by Mrs Flanaghan with entry to three stories. A gold watch and $190 in cash were stolen from Dominick Gibbons while he slept. A tin cash bag under a bed was taken and a cash register opened. The burglars ate in the kitchen then fled after a strange young man appeared and vanished. An attempted entry at the station at Bed& H Junction followed.
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Syemnton
Mm.Ysteriously
Bed& H
Taking the Veil at Maliek convent ceremony
In Wilkes Barre on May 1 seventeen young ladies took the white veil and twenty sisters took the final vows at Maliek convent. Bishop Hoban of Scranton presided as clergy from Detroit Buffalo Heading and others attended from Poughkeepsie Jersey City and Scranton.
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Mise
Wlle
Chicago
Kate Kaiser
Paul
Minn
Mary Heehuddegse
Wacinia
Anna Stowlnsk
Cena
Mich
Anna Dahne
Manayunk
Anna Myers
Baltimore
Anni Grewer
Wilkes-Barre
Katie Hiummell
Anna Ilesia
Anna Pricmer
Rev Dixon Nominated for Congress by Prohibitionists
Rev EK BE Dixon pastor of East Stroudsburg Episcopal Church has been nominated for congress by Prohibitionists in the Eighth district encompassing Northampton Monroe Carbon and Pike counties. County Chairman Joseph Keller predicts his election amid likely Democratic split over ex-Congressman H Muetcler and Republican hopes for victory.
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Joseph Keller
Dixon
Howard Mutecler
Easton
Forest City Happenings and Local Appointments
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Forest City on May 10 notes Miss Annie Pet started for Northampton to visit brothers George and Peter Peil. Myrtle Martin to attend the normal school in New Milford. Mrs. Katherine Neary of Mayfield returns home after visiting daughter Mrs. G Pohren. Eowoorth league reorganized at the Methodist church with officers Rena Horton president Howard Homan secretary and BE A H treasurer. meeting continues Tuesday next.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Annie Pet
Northampton
George
Peter Peil
Myrtle Martin
Gunmer Normal School
New Milford
Katherine Neary
Mayfield
G. Pohren
Delaware Street
Eowoorth League
Rena Horton
Howard Homan
Court to modernize Tunkhannock courthouse offices
Local officials push interior refit of the Tunkhannock County courthouse to protect public records. A $1,400 project would install new steel filing cases and book racks in the prothonotary’s office, pending court and bar approval.
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Tunkhannock
Court House
Board of Commissioners
Prothonotary
Bar
Wyoming County
Charles
Knapp
Horton Wood
Northmoreland
John Wall
Monroe
Orlando Svehooley
Noxen Township
C. O. Dershimer
Orlanda Schooley
Marvin Sickler
William H. Walter
Falls Township
John H. Moneypenny
Funeral for Miss Elizabeth Ben nin at Main Street home
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Justus Ben nin, was held yesterday afternoon from the family residence on Main Street. The dove colored casket held flags of various designs with arrangements surrounding the coffin. numerous relatives and friends sent floral tributes including carnations roses and pink and white posies.
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Pier
Hilderbrand
Beyer
Mre
Hellerman
Lingle Hoone
Mary Rowan
William Brown
John Armhurst
M. Banson
Davetter
E. L. Snyder
van Dom
Monie
Guneter
Frey
T. Empihe
R. M. Parcoe
J.T. Dougherty
Joseph J. Jennings
Fred Hollister
St. Mary's Cemetery
Haining
Robinson
Spring Street
Elizabeth
Justus Bennin
Main Street
Field and
Munger
Carnabins
Mies Hoantah Jackson
Mre. McPherson
Mra
Mary Anderson
Family
John Anderson
Misses Graham
George Boone
Misses Gillick
Mise Mary McCrindle
Clair Hollister
John Hastie
Christian Family
Embankment
Flux of visitors and upcoming events in Factoryville
In Factoryville May 10 Mr and Mrs James Flynn of Scranton visit friends while Miss Josephine Lindsey returns home from Scranton after quinsy. Local events include a Keystone vs Montrose game and a Dr Perrine lecture. The Aberdeen club met Mr and Mrs Stanley Reynolds with social games and refreshments.
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Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
James Flynn
Scranton
Josephine Lindsey
Quinsy
Harry Sears
Binghamton
N. Y
Emma Travis
R. D. Chase
Keystone
Montrose
Perrine
Keystone Academy
Aberdeen
Stanley Reynolds
G. R. Smith
Gould Capwell
Hallstead
Amzy Harman
Connecticut
Nanie Hinds
Dalton
Bod. Rhe
Grand Army of the Republic
Susquehanna County Notes Highlight Marriages and Local News
Special to the Scranton Tribune Susquehanna May 1 reports at the residence of Henry Cole in Tirzah the marriage of Mike Mattle Cole to Owen W. Williams. William Emery, former Susquehanna resident, dies in Oneonta at an advanced age leaving two sons. Pension for John L. Williams of Susquehanna raised to 22 per month. Rev Dr Nichols to lecture on Constantinople. Erie railroad inspection shows rivals to Lake Shore and Pennsylvania in roadbed quality. Several local updates on industry weather lectures and civic events appear throughout the county.
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Scranton Tribuane
Susquehanna
Henry Cole
Tirzah
Susquehanna County
Mike Mattle Cole
Owen W. Willame
William Emery
Oneonta
New York
Edward Emery
John L. Williams
Nichols
Binghamton
Busquehanna Presbyterian Church
Constantinople
Erie Railroad
Lake Shore
Pennsyivnia
Charles T. Thorpe
Forest City
Martin Taylor
Lanesboro
Montana
Great Bend
Ita
Erie
Barton
Busequehanna
Delaware
Deposit
Hancock
Irtinmen
Milwaukee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Charles C. Pratt
New Milford
Kinnie Hull
Grand Street
Frank B. Thayer
Busquehanna
van Aken
Horneraville
N. Y
Mr. Mitchell
Harford
Theatrical At Academy of Music Features Neuvilles and Ahead Plans
Madame and Aviguatin Neuville star in The Bay Tramp at the Academy of Music with strong Mil dred Barlston and Wack Sharp portrayals. Lillian Barlow sings and performs travesty acts as Augustin Neuville revives a New York success. Also announced The Christian at Lyceum and a dramatic plot involving John Storm, Grey Quayle, and Glory Quayle in a tense street scene ending with a fervent farewell God bless you.
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Madame
Aviguatin Neuville
Academy of Music
Bay
Madame Neuville
Mildred Barlston
Angoin Neuville
Lillian Barlow
Augustin Neuville
Yerba
Culnie
Ocourt
New York
John Storm
Odin
Whratio Disko
Grey Quayle
Quayle
John Stoitn
Lie
Jolin Stor
Robert Ure
Horatio Drake
Orate Drake
Glory Quayle
Pig Iron Prices Cut Again by Major Producers
New York May 1. The American Binelting and Refining company reduced pig iron prices by 16 points, bringing the weekly cut to 46 points. Pittsburgh billets were lowered to 80 a ton, with no buyers at the higher price.
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New York
American Binelting and Refining Company
Vodaya
Pittburg
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only reliable constitutional treatment for catarrh. It claims internal action on the blood and mucous membranes restores health and offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure, mentioning Cummry and Toledo as the makers.
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Tbis
Hall
Fall
Cumnry
Toledo
Rievals
Market Report From New York on May Day Trading
The May Day market shows liquidation easing after prior declines with short sellers covering numbers. Bears suffer from rising iron and rail concerns while some stocks like Atchison and Puget recover. overall volume totals at 2,415,000 shares with 442,900 in rails and a mild U.S. Steel advance amid rumors of Federal Steel board representation.
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New York
London
St. Pan
Wall Street
Tolace
Agar
Louisville
Fem
American Steel
Federal Steel
Butter-Creamery Dairy Trade Notices and Prices
Corrected listing shows select western dairy items with full cream and wean price per bushel, mid grade values around 2.0, and regional quantities noted. Includes a header and scattered figures for creamery products and weights as read.
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I. G. Dale
Lachewranna Ave
Seed Potatoes and Staples Price List
A brief catalog note lists seed potatoes at per bushel price 1.00 and assorted staples like flour and other goods with prices around 4.25. The text reflects a mid century small shop pricing board listing basic commodities.
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Wermads Cinena
Philadelphia Market Report May 10 Wheat and Produce Prices
Wheat prices show lower and steady moves with various grades and futures quoted May and June. Potatoes, corn, oats operate steady or higher with New York and western choices noted. live poultry and dairy items listed with regional terms and receipts and shipments totals for grain and produce.
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Philadelphia
New York
New York May 1 Grain and Dairy Prices Mixed
Market reports show flour demand steady at old prices led by Choice baker brands while other flours and cereals showed moderate activity. No. 2 red wheat futures and oats moved with variety of month contracts. spot dairy items like creamery butter and cheese remained largely steady across regions with nominal changes and stable terms.
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New York
Duluth
Chicago Wheat Market Mixed as Government Crop Report Looms
Chicago prices drifted dull with little range as traders awaited the government crop report. July contracts slipped slightly while corn advanced on active trading and pork and lard quotes showed modest moves across futures.
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Chicago
Chicago May 10 Cattle Receipts Market Report
Cattle receipts 10.6 with steady steer bids though weaker on others. Butchers active. top herd at 4.7 for four Hoede Angus at 7.0. Natives prime to good 4.20 to 4.50. feeders mixed around 4.0. calves and stockers noted. Sheep receipts 17,000 with strong lamb demand. top lambs around 5.70 and yearlings near 7.40. Prices reflect Western lambs and renewed demand in Texas-fed cattle.
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Chicago
Texas
Texwe
Mit
Butrbers
Anles
Cattle Market Steady with Mixed Feeder and Lamb Rates
Raw notes indicate cattle feeling steady, feeders easing, and heavy grades trading around 5,500 with other figures scattered. References to high workers, lambs, yearlings, and spring lamb prices appear amid a noisy mix of numbers and terms.
Cattle Market Report From Kot Liberty
Kot Liberty May 10 cattle steady at yesterday's prices with active appetite for heavy weights. Demand strongest for heavy and medium weights. lighter grades show slower activity. Prices and weights reflect typical rural market trading with some notes on veal and sheep quality.
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Hige
New York Market Report On Lambs And Wool Prices
Market notes from New York dated May 10 show veal and lamb items with prices for wooled ewes at 85.00 and wooled rams around 74. Prices reflect active demand and stable weights.
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New York
Calvea
Tower
Bom Lortin
Wendy Ail
Mowe
City Ledger Confusion Causes Widespread Credit Delays
Local businesses report chaotic posts about credits and balances amid unclear notes. Authorities urge patience as banks review accounts and customers await updates.
Banked word puzzle. directors named in steel firm notice
The notice from American Steel and Wire Corp announces John Lambert as president and John W. Gates as director of Checon, with May 10 noted in New York. The text is garbled and unclear about precise roles or actions.
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New York
Armerican Steel and Wire Company
Lave
John Lambert
John W. Gates
Checon. Datu
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