Neighboring Counties News Summary
A long column of local notes reports shop hours at Ashley area stores, paving projects in Hughestown, new hires at Twin Shaft Pittston, resumed operations at Healing Iron Works Danville, and coal deposits alleged under Lower Lehman Pike county hills. It cites a cab robbery attempt on Carey avenue Wilkes-Barre, a boiling water scalding incident in Tamaqua, and a typographers union petition in Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Lugerne
Hughestown
Twin Shaft
Pittston
Healing Iron Works
Danville
Lower Lehman
Pike County
Carey Avenue
Wilkes- Barre
Benjamin Gottschall
Tamaqua
Nuehter
Wilkes Barre
Lehigh Valley
Falls
Tunkhannock
John Barnes
Coxton Yard
Daniel Scanton
Honey Brook
Black Hills
Plains
Wilkes+Barre and
Wyoming Valley Traction Company
Brookside Bridge
MacDonough
Wilkes-Harre
Muare Hall
Welles
L. B. Weeks
Sayre
Lehigh Valley Company
Vulcan Tron
Jamcs Newton
Cherry Creek
John Petherman
Roger Shafer
Stroudsburg
Coete
Warden Ross
Northampton County
Edward Edinger
John Yoncovich
Hazleton
Yoncovich
Spring Brook Water Company
Hendler
Wilkes-Barre
Minnie Alice Stone
A. K. Stone
East Stroudshire
Wark
Milton Turner
Hawley
Daniel Mace
Pittston Pool Board
Mary Downes
Gillespie
Kline Township
Mike Bavitch
Harry Long
Wilkes-Darre
Morence Rosenbaum
New York
8. Bacharach
Daughters of St George Meet and Local Civic Notes
The Daughters of St George convene in regular session this evening. Jury duty assigned to J Gilroy. Anderson and Reynolds drawn as jurors for the week beginning June 10. Residents visit Cranston and Wayne county fishing trips noted. Christian Endeavor at Langcliffe Presbyterian with Rev Smythe speaking. Various local figures honored for church and conference work. Decoration Day plans by George Hill Post and Patriotic Order Sons of America with parade and picnic. Electric light debate to be revisited May 20. St Aloysius officers elected with Osborne as president and Sweeney as marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of St. George
EH. J. Gilroy
Messrs
Tt. H. Anderson
EB. EF. Reynolds
Berste Sheppard
Mary Waddell
Dunmore
Cranston
M. BE. Howell
W. J. Reinman
Wayne County
Langcliffe Presbyterian Church
PD. I. Smythe
Walter Anderson
Association
Thomas Burns
Jennie Whyte
Joseph Ferguson
Mary Shields
Scranton
Augustus Hook
Albert Gay
Beatrice
Gireen Ridge
Davis
Lincoln Hill
J. Thoase
Mary Davis
Solomon Deeble
A. Clark
Adam Clark
Fall River
Mass
Clark
Harding
Peter and
Thomas Harding
Grand Army
George Hill Post
No. M40
Patriotie Order Sona of America
Moosic
Hutching’s Park
Herbert's Hall
St. Aloysius
Cornelius Osborne
Edward Dempsey
William Doherty
Michael Healey
North
James Reap
J. J. Burns
Weat
John Flannery
Simon Sweeney
Patrick Reap
Nanticoke
Mathew McAndrew
Bernard Quins
Percy Watson
New York
Matel Hawley
Laurel Hill Academy
Montrose
Albert Barry
Charles Beebe
East Main Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. M. Heller
Mona Doyle
FE. Titus
Susquehanna County Sunday School Association
New Milford
E. J. Matthews
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Charles Ginnavan
Prise Vialt
Charlotte Raynsford
Elmira
Susquehanna Gane Club
K. Bergstrom
C. Allpaugh
RB. N. Brush
L. W. Carrington
E. G.brush
West Malin Street
Bruce Moore
Co. R. Patterson
Pittston
Presbyterian Church
W. EK. Bennett
Lanesboro
In Scranton Local News Malla Reports Endeavor Delegation
W H H Malla, correspondent for the Scranton Truth, was in Scranton on Saturday. A large delegation from the Christian Endeavor is expected to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Malla
Scranton Truth
Scranton
The
Christian Endeavor
Carpet and Oil Cloth Sale Highlights
Bargains listed for carpet and oil cloth with 800 yards marked to 15c 20c 30c and 83c per square yard. Matting also on sale with 200 yards priced 81c to 25c, offering items at half their value.
Burglary and Local News From Susquehanna
Burglars entered A. J. Stew’s Grand Street store taking about $20 and some goods. A bar room across the street at Cascade House was also probed but not entered. Lanesboro Bennett’s store lost four pairs of shoes, and a bicycle accident injured James Sullivan, who is recovering. Additional notes cover weddings, plane milk service, medical society delegates, and upcoming commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Heas
Lewellyn
Oscar
Potteville
Hens
R. H. Kohn
William Wilhelm
Mbel
Pottsyne
Archhbald
Lackawanna County
Behuyskill
Ruch
Bechtel
R. E. Bennett
Pittston
Duryea
Joseph Wowispowski
Bennett
Allaontle Refining Company
Plymouth
Burelars
George Hughes
John Evans
James Hicks
Evans
Susquehanna
A. J. Stew
Grand Street
Cascade House
Bhews
Bennets’ Slore
Lanesboro
James Sullivan
Ene
Main Street
Sullivan
William Bryant
Healey
Front Street
Martin O'Brien
Cananada
Fastern Star
Hogan Opera House
Erie
Jefferson Branch
Qwen Loftus
Carbondale
Susquehanna County Medical Society
Montrove
Dre, Boyle and Engle
Horiwooch
State Society
Birdsall
Peck
American Medical Association
Cananata Chiprter
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Nugent
Jackson Street
Susquehanna Graded Schools
Josephine Sheridan
Liszie Rrieh
Port Jervis
Howard Winans
W. E. Buck
New York
Inaac Halstead
Gelatt
Barrett
Emma Bliss
Binghamton
Charles Whitney
Homer
N. Y
Chicago Live Stock May Day Market Report
Chicago live stock prices show cattle steady with mixed grading, hogs moving at steady to firm with prime weights favored. Sheep and lambs hold near steady, Texans and lamb buyers active as receipts total around cattle 2600, hogs 19000, sheep 7000 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Markets Report Shows Broad Stock Gains Amid London Influence
Wall Street and New York markets rose as London trading buoyed prices. Total stock sales reached 150,412 with active demand across grains and commodities. figures compiled by William Linn & Co. brokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Exchange
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Meara Building
Banmie Fat
Wheat and Provisions Steady in Philadelphia Market
May 14 report shows firm tone across grain futures with May June and July quotes in steady to higher ranges. Meat items including beef pork and lard listed with brand and average prices, while cheese and dairy products show varied movement and local delivery notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
S&s
Hamy
Pennsylvania
Catle
Spinal disease tale of recovery with Dr Williams Pink Pills
Mrs Rosa Tapley of 721 Tiarrison Street Tonia Mich describes six months of severe spinal and nervous illness with headaches neuralgia and sleep loss. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring her health and urges others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Nape
Slater
Perio
Rifle
Loca
Mory
William’ Pink
Dr. Williams
Medicine Company
Fragmented 19th Century Trade Ledger Notes
Reads like a list of commodity prices and shipments including cheese, cotton, tallow, poultry, flour, and grain. Mentions Western district, barrels, sacks, and multiple bulk figures such as 2,230 barrels flour and 2,000 bushels wheat with corn and oats shipments.
Chicago May 1 Market Summary of Futures and Cash Quotes
Chicago reports mixed futures across wheat corn oats and pork with May and June contracts, cash flour and grain prices holding firm. Recollections include soy and hog quotes, and daily receipts and shipments figures for wheat, corn, rye, oats, and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Heyahye
Mtantie
Fragmented Market Notes On Sheep And Lamb Pricing
Fragmentary OCR item outlines prices and lots for sheep and lambs with scattered figures. Mentions numbers like Hai.00 and 2000.85 and references to common pool sales, but details and entities are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Neeves Now arrivals and no trade in European cables quote
New York markets report Neeves Now arrivals with no trade activity. European cables quote American steers at Walte with dressed weight and sheep figures. Market mood described as steady with light activity and minimal price movement. credit balances unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Neeves
Walte
Holt
Wide selection of suitings at low price
A local store advertises a vast variety of suitings with a line priced at 14 dollars. The copy claims these fabrics offer beauty, durability and style not surpassed in the city for less than five dollars in prior years.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northeastern
Cleris
Honenlale
Honesdale
Opera House
St. John's Church
L. B. Rutchtmyer
Delaware and Hudson
Freedom Lodge of
Odd Fellows
John Brown
Park Street
Dr. Codridge
Avoca
J, Scott Inglis
Lacka. Ave
Susquehanna News
the Tribune
Wall Street Review
Aigc
Clara
Stuniétye
Atic
Uwudie
Emiall
Wigallige
Stife
Persylvania
Isaile
Ing
Tobacco Co
Canada Southern
BL & Q
Ci& St
St. Bs
Pac
del & Hudson
Lake Shore
Nash
M. K
Tex
Central
S.s
N.Y
LE & W
Igy
Nt & W
Omaha
Mall
Southern H. Hl
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wahash
Wabnah Pr
Western Union
Lewther
Aeeae
Lehigh Vailey
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scranton & Pittston Trae, Co
Ana
Kili'x Co
First National Bank
Elmhurst Boulevard
Scranton Savings Bank Scranton Packing Co
Lacka, Iron & Steel Co
Ouane Hy
Third National Hank
Alexanter Car
Repia
Scranton Bedding Co
Burk
Lacka. Trust & Safe
People's Street
Eevee
Ieres
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
People’s Street Railway
Wee Dickson Manufacturing Co
Tacka
Township School St
City of
Mt. Vernon
Scranton Axle Works
Seakien
Hood
C. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Masa
the Journal
Detroit, Mich
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Lite
City
Way U
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Avenue
Mulinery
Lackawanna Avenue
Bernina
China
Milan
Gerson
Aulius Traugott
Delaware
W. Fl Pierce, Penn Ave. Market
Goraort
Pines
Wyoming House
S. Q. Kerr
Lackawanna Ave
Bloomingdale Bros
New York City
Essecssecsseeenee
Myer Davidow
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