Jonas Longs Sons Great Mid Summer Muslin Sale
Tomorrow Wednesday the store announces a Great Mid-Summer Sale of muslin underwear citing excellent stock and unusually low prices. Details to follow in the morning.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1900
Page
2
Black Satin Duchess Price Sale Ad Memorandum
Black Satin Duchess display of luxurious lustre promotes affordable fabric lengths from 18 to 24 inches with strong markdowns. Prices shown compare current sale rates to previous totals, highlighting substantial savings across all sizes.
Death at Nicholson quarry shocks Jermyn resident
Morris Powers of Jermyn Pa was killed instantly at Everett's stone quarry when a chain failed and a heavy rock toppled over him. The body was taken to Jermyn for burial by Moves B Shields of Nicholson. The article notes ensuing local church events and community notices from New Milford and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Powers
Nicholson
New Milford
Everett
Jermyn
Powers
Nice
Lonleht
Moves B Shields
Thieves Located in Valley House Robbery Case
Pittston police believe they have located the thieves in the Mrs Flanigan Valley house robbery at Pittston Junction last week. Edward Wells confessed to Chief Loftus with Barrett implicated. Wells is jailed, Barrett re-arrested and jailed, and police seek the third man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
May M
Plinigan
Valley House
Pittston Junction
Edward Wells
Evans Bros
Coxton
Edward Barrett
Valley Road
St. Lewis
Wells
Alderman Loftus
Barrett
Chief Loftus
Flanigan
Thomas W. Evane
Tunkhannock May Term Opens with Judge Dunham and Orders
The regular May term of the Court of Common Pleas convened with President Judge Dunham and Associates Winghy and Bardweth. The equity case Burch Word vs Byron Carpenter set for June 4 at 3 p.m. and the DeWitt estate partition for Friday at 2 to proceed. The court ordered modern file cases and shelves for prothonotary and Orphans' Court records and re indexing sheriff's deed books at county expense. Local visitors noted, and Wyo ming seminary field events featured, with IW-yard dash times cited and Park University links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Link
Philadelphia
Court of Common Pleas
Orphans’ Court
Felix Ansart
Mary Anwart
Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna Court Grants Absolute Divorce in Bradford County
In Bradford county last week Judge Fanning granted Clara L. Paats an absolute divorce from Frank Paats of Faate Brothers Lestershire New York for cruel and barbarous treatment. The settlement was amicable. Susquehanna clergy changes and local events follow including a boxing purse to be hosted by Elmira club and a funeral car purchase by Col William H. Telford. School events noted with Grand Army of the Republic visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Bradford County
Fanning
Clara L. Faats
Frank Faatz
Faate Brothers
Lestershire
N. Y
Myre, Fouts
Eb, R. W. Searle
John H. Bull
John Barnes
Harrisburg
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows of
State Hoy
J. D. Barnes
West Colesville
The
Baptist Church
William H. Telford
Grand Army of the Republic
Second Ward
St. John's
Funeral of Mrs. Herbert Polly Follows Scranton Death
Mrs. Herbert Polly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kellom, died last Wednesday in Scranton. Funeral services were held Friday at Union church with Rev. Hughes and Rev. Van Hoesun officiating. Interred in Hamilton cemetery with pallbearers Giles Collins Oscar Bigart John Bligart Jr Sidney Polly Richard Jones Eugene Sampson Miss Daley Kellam of Scranton Business College attended. Nearby notes mention visits, a school library schedule, and local athletic prizes.
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Epechil
Ariel
H. B. Ely
Dunmore
Herbert Polly
George Kellom
Carolmhite
Meter
Scranton
Merning
Union Church
Hughes
Carbondale
van Hoesun
Hamilton
Pallniters
Giles Collins
Oscar Bigart
John Bligart, Jr
Sidney Polly
Richard Jones
Eugene Sampson
Mies Daley Kellam
Scranton Businore College
M. M. Roberts
Hendreys
J. EB. Ely
George Kellam
Willian Mills
Onto
Mills
Maplewood
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Earns World Praise
Mrs T Dolan of Madrid Nebraska and Mrs Carrie Donner of Dayton Wisconsin commend Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Compound Extract of Art Weed as leading remedies. Mrs Bohall of Franklin Iowa cites long illness cured after nine months use and credits renewed health and life to Dr Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Dolan
Madrid
Perkins Co
Pierce
Mia
Vincent Bohall
Franklin, Johnson Co
Pherce
Susquehanna Local Notes and Oddities
In Susquehanna County a Starraccan woman keeps housebound after marital money dispute. Hon James T Du Bois named US Consul General to Switzerland and Hallstead chair factory plans proceed. Ukase on domestic matters and local mischief, forest fires, and school notes color the week with memorial day plans and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Susquehanna County
James T. du Bois
Hallstead
United States
Switzerland
Paris
Hallistead
William Knoeller
W. Gordon
Great Bend
Mary
Wellman
New Milford
Tingley’s Mills
Tingley
Harford Mills
Susquehanns
Philip Weibler
Oakland graded school to hold commencement in Hogan Opera House
The annual commencement exercises of the Oakland graded school will be held this evening in Hogan Opera House Susquehanna. President Kiyron King of King's College of Oratory Pittsburgh will deliver a lecture on Eyes that See Not and Ears that Hear Not. Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
St. Luke's Church
Scranton
Oakland Graded School
Hogan Opera House
Susquehanna
Kiyron King
King’s College of Oratory
Pittsburg
Whitney
Community events and updates from Factoryville May 14
Mrs. W. E. Manchester is seriously ill at her South Main street home. A calendar supper at the Methodist church under the Ladies Aid Society offers entertainment for twenty five cents. Frank Cornell shows signs of recovery from last Saturday’s ball game injury and may return home soon. Dairymen gathered at the creamery to grade the street approach as machinery readiness for work next Monday. A prize speaking contest by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union set for tonight in the Baptist church, admission ten cents. S. L. Lilly and W. C. Ross proceed to Harrisburg for the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Factoryville
W. E. Manchester
South Main Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Cornell
Nicholson
Academy
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Baptist Church
L. Lilly
W. C. Ross
Harrisburg
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Swingles Visit Peckville Family in Forest City
Forest City on May 144 reports Mr and Mrs FE W Swingle of Peckville spent Sunday with Mrs Elizabeth Higgins on Delaware Street. Funeral for John McDermott, shot last Wednesday by Michael Walsh, held at Thomas Madden’s home with interment in Forest City cemetery. Mission news notes Meth Episcopal church Ald Society meets tonight at the parsonage, Epworth League hosts Rev Clark and wife reception. D Stanley Evans of Peckville visited Forest City friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehial School
Laurel Hill Academy
Hogan Opera House
Dyowsis
Sarah Graham
Oakland
Fide
New York
Mra
Sewall
Walton
N. Y
Charles Sabin
East Church Street
Presbyterian Church
Nichols
First Presbyterian Church
Binghamton
WW. Pletcher
Carbondale
R. M. Bostwick
Montrose
Susquehanna
Couinty
Moxley
Hallstead
Susquehanna Milk Producers
Five States Milk Producers’ Association
New York City
Columbian Grove
Forest House
Forest City
FE. W. Swingle
Peckville
Elizabeth Higgins
Delaware Street
John McDermott
Michael Walsh
Thomas Madden
Wandling
Latiea’ Ald
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tonywyrow
Catarrh Cure Claim Shown As Effective
A period piece notes that Hall's Catarrh Cure is presented as the only guaranteed remedy for catarrh and constitutional disorders. It claims internal action, success across stages, and highlights testimonials and the efficacy of the remedy and family pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Selene
Hiai
Markets Show Unsteady Day on May Market Movement
New York May 1. Market movement was uncertain all day with most stock prices higher than Saturday but unable to sustain gains. Burlington advanced over 2 points on bond rumors, Missouri Pacific and Pacifics showed mixed activity, and steel and coal fell as trading ended weak. Bond market activity remained irregular with total sales around 1,280,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burlington
Granger
Missouri Pacific
The
Stock Exchange
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Ohio
Tt Ie
Ndustriala
Edera
Ocier Momore
Wenomn
Bonds Notice From Scranton Traction Details
Fragmentary OCR shows bond notices involving Beranton Peseetiney Railway and Scranton Traction. Mentions first mortgage property and 5 percent school tax at Scranton Street, with implied changes in rates and placements. Names and places are garbled. core items reference railway bonds and local tax implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Peseetiney Railway
Bieet
Piskwon
Oh Cas Tucka
Scrainton
Toxteed
Scranton Traction
Fragmented Dairy Goods Prices From Local Market
Corrected entry lists dairy items and produce with assorted prices. Items include creamery products, cheese pull cream, choice marrow, seed potatoes per bushel, Bermuda onions, flowr beet patent shows 34.55, and general regional pricing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna
Rhutter—Creamory
Bermuda
Wheat and corn prices steady in Philadelphia markets
Wheat and corn futures show little change with steady values for May contracts. Potatoes and flour hold firm with modest shifts in nearby shipments. poultry demand remains solid for dressed fowl and assorted live birds as livestock items move through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Ielie
Seige
Cakion
Skye
Dairy Market Report Highlights Mixed Butter and Cheese Quotes
Western dairy prices show steady butter with nominal activity in eggs and varied cheese quotes. Units and regional outlets report fluctuating values for white and colored cheddars while Western creamery notes steady demand and in advance wheat and soy market spillover effects.
Cattle market notes from New York sale report
May 26 market rundown reports Reeves-Steers steady to die lower cows and bulls mixed with strong old stock. Calves active and firm with good demand. sheep and lambs show firm prices. Various prices listed for cows at 84.29, bulls at 94.60, and other figures for calves and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grain and market notes from Chicago May 14
Chicago reports quiet grain and vision markets with wheat firm on dry weather and weakened visible supplies. July contracts hold steady while July call shows modest improvement. provisions edge up slightly as cash quotations stay near unchanged levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Suman
Cattle market notes and prices from May sale
Fragments show cattle entries with prices for heavy and light lots, including figures like 6405.00 and 5003.00. Mentions include terms such as prime, heaviest, corn feed and brand references, with uncertain names and locations.
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Sewa
An Shah
Wisch
AIO
Ambiguous OCR Phrase Notes City May Mo Ceadie
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered proper nouns and numbers including City May Mo Ceadie and 86 576. Content unclear and lacks coherent event or clear entities to summarize into a factual news item.
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Ceadie
Balenaes
Bad
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