Special train to Wilkes-Barre Knights Templar conclave
Local special from Tunkhannock reports a Lehigh Valley train leaves 7.1 on May 2 from Laceyville to Wilkes-Barre for Knights Templar conclave attendance. Temple commandery of the area will march in the parade with others joining from outside. The Leek Cornet Band of Pittston provides music.
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Scranton
Tunkhannock
Lehigh Valley
Knights Templar
Wilkes-Barre
Laceyville
Temple Commandery
Soma
Nhl Buwik Ravks
J. W. McKeown
Clarence Ashold
Agile Ricketts
Baptist
Erie Railroad to pave Exchange Street and Drinker Creek area
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports the Erie Railroad company plans a small frontier paving project over Exchange street and Drinker creek and to pave the Wed of Drinker creek from the Rogers block to the river. The piece notes various local events and persons including Miss Mireoret Sheridan, Mrs W. Tf Parsons, Rev Dr Frank Gunsaulos, Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis, and others, alongside school and church activities and a forthcoming steamer excursion.
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Susquehanna
Erie Raitlored
Exchange Street
Drinker Creek
Rogers
Hutter Norded
Mireoret Sheridan
Erie Avenue
Gues
Scranton
W. Tf. Parsons
Burlington
Pradford County
BE. E. Andrews
Flood and Pierce
Binghamton
Hogan Opera Hines Theat
C. C. Pratt
New Milford
Trev
Nacy McGee Waters
Wirst
Tinghanton
Lennon
Oberammergau
Frank Gunsaulos
Armour Tnetitute
Chicago
Newell Dwight Hillis
Halletead
South Gibson
Columbian Ware Company
Vnva
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Great Bend
Kate Me
North Jackeon
Ecuteh
Sherman
Wayne County
Larrabee
Hale's
Waédy
N.Y
Jerome McAuliffe
Prospect Street
Erie
G. M. Winter
Sussadanna Division
Aurora
William H. Larrabee
Century Club
Wogan Opera House
Darin and
Evans
Fred Vt
Borg
Dinghammton
Pride
Thia
Avoca Vase Company Alerts and Local Notices
The Avoca Vase company will meet in regular session Monday evening. The Langcliffe colliery posted a notice that from June 1 mining car coal price rises to 80 cents. current is 70. A severe Wednesday storm caused fire damage to a house on the West Side occupied by foreigners. occupants were awakened by neighbors. The Erie and Wyoming company plans a yard roundhouse modification. Community tributes followed the funeral of Mrs. Thomas Cummings from North End residence with Requiem at St Marys.
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Avoca Vase Company
Reguilar
Avoca Colliery
Langelfite
Mise
Lary Reilly
Hagleton
T. Brooks
Manneer
Erie and Wyoming Company
Yardé
Avoce
Aleh
J. J. McCabe
Claire Hollister
Pittston
William Street
Demorest Silver Medal Contest Highlights Factoryville Event
Special to the Scranton Times Factoryville May 1 The Demorest Silver Medal Contest at the tapiet church drew a small audience with contestants performing well though paced by tension Miss Agnes Fone Matton and others were noted as capable The Daniten quartet provided a pleasing musical feature Mrs Spethpy and family are mentioned with a funeral in Jaun Pa Doctor Linoen and Mrs Walkie are cited for travel plans The Delos machinery is being positioned by a Chicago craftsman expected to lead the loom operations
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Factoryvill
Agnes Fone
Matton Taniy
Drosly
Walter Manchester
Ty Daniten
Etlesed
Mise Boe
Laverville
Mise Kate Alexandery
Ringeley
Mic Bramley Weynolds
Lickaweena
Wyoming Dairewaunats
Mira
Row
J.D. Spethpy
Mra. Boyemeer
MrewWlyn
N.Y
Poemonia
Landen
Yraterday
Anaym
Aml Buivermaker
Ec Rigin Oramery Company
Chicago
Brooklyn News Roundup and Local Notices
May reports from Brooklyn include accounts of residents attending the grand lodge meeting in Scranton and social visits by Rev. Woodinwood and others. Mr Staddich returns from two weeks away as Dr and Mrs Parry visit Mr Poyn's business. Farmers react to milk union actions with shipments delayed after May 17 and A A Quick is accused of intoxication and abusing his wife.
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Scranton Viilayne
Brooklyn
A.P. Adiwett
A & Walle
Grand Ledge
Wodinewoot
Epicopal
Staddich
Mie G
Parry
Wiltewluvre
Lew Dave
Poyin
Thomoe Law
Binghitntod
Suniay
Tie Taeothwr
Pive States Milk Union
A. A. Quick
Warrant for arrest leads to hearing before court
Constable Délaway brought the prisoner to 'Equire Revors for a hearing. he was bound over to appear at Avgrwit court. An entertainment by Prof Bromley Sreith at Keystone academy drew little attendance due to rain. New landlord Tewlhextwry holds the property, while Misses He Rather Ida Smith and Mewrs Chetel Donley and Barnes attended the Young People's Christian union convention in Sermaton.
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O. M. Délaway
Avgrwit Court
Bromley Sreith
Keystone Academy
Tewlhextwry
Mises He
Ida Smith
Mewrs
Chetel
A. J. Donley
WI HL Barnes
Sermaton
Young People’s
Chris Fay
Sun
Linemen Strike Halts Delaware and Atlantic Telephone Service
May 17 report from Trenton shows outside linemen of Local 21, Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, expanding a strike against the Delaware and Atlantic Telephone system. All lines between Trenton and Atlantic City are affected, with service disrupted to Bordentown, Princeton, New Brunswick, Belvidere and Phillipsburg, as crews remain idle while replacements are claimed. In related action at Harburger Homan & Co., a female recruit was arrested while others report 35 new hires, with strikers asserting 23 more joined this morning. no change reported in building trades.
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Delaware and Atlantic Telephone Service
Trenton
Philadelphia
No 21
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Bell Telephone Company
Ite Allied System
Delaware and Atlantic Telephone Company
N. J
Bordentown
Princeton
New Brunswick
Belvidere
Phillipsburg
Atlantic City
Delaware and
Atlantic
McCrellish
Harburger, Homan & Co
Work of Pardons Board Returns Several Commutations
Harrisburg May 17 The board of pardons recommended pardons for Curtin McClain Orbisonia serving a life sentence for murder John Kelly Banequehanna voluntary manslaughter William H Trout Lebanon larceny J C Fox Allegheny misdemeanor John Keller Allegheny larceny The board refused to commute Frank J Krause Allentown to life and commuted William Hinchcliffe Philadelphia Pardons were refused Freeland le Denlinger Lancaster for forgery Charles G B Johnson Philadelphia larceny Frank Pearson Bucks felonious entry Joseph Oshareck Northampton larceny James Thompson Westmoreland second degree murder Frederick Cressy Philadelphia manslaughter Rehearings were granted for James Connelly Centre arson Frank Mune Schuylkill and Harry W Dowling Philadelphia None of W C Phillips Westmoreland was granted. The applications of Isaac Barolo Reading first degree murder Henry F Nuss Lycoming malicious burning Victor House Montgomery receiving stolen goods were held under advisement
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Harrisburg
Board of Pardons
Curtin McClain
Orbisonia
Western
John Kelly
Banequehanna
William H. Trout
Lebanon
J. C. Fox
Allegheny
John Keller
Frank J. Krause
Allentown
William Hinchcliffe
Philadelphia
Freeland le Denlinger
Lancaster
Charles GB. Johnson
Frank Pearson
Bucks
Joseph Oshareck
Northampton
James Thompson
Weatmoreland
Frederick Cressy
James Connelly
Centre
Frank Mune
Schuylkill
Harry W. Dowling
W. C. Phillips
Westmoreland
Isaac Barolo
Reading
Henry F. Nuss
Lycoming
Victor House
Montgomery
Lawyer Atkinson Missing From Philadelphia Home
W. W. Atkinson, a 38 year old Philadelphia lawyer formerly of Altoona, is missing from his Lanadiwne home. He was last seen Wednesday of last week wearing a black coat and vest, striped trousers, and a brown slouch hat. He had about $500 on his person and his wife and relatives fear mental derangement.
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Philadelphia
W. W. Atkinson
Altoona
Atkinson
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Claims a Constitutional Remedy
An ad proclaims Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment, claiming it cures catarrh by internal ingestion and strengthens the body. It promises a $100 reward for proof of failure and cites endorsements by “the media fraternity” and “Toledo.”
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Cheryie
Tevet
Hull
Lonvices
Sue Looes
Toledo
Hall
Market declines ease in mixed railroad stock activity
The May 17 market report notes renewed softness in railroad shares amid rumors of West Coast control and dividend expectations on Union Pacific, Pennsylvania, and Burlington routes. Copper and metal stocks rally tumbled. American Tobacco faced pressure from competition talks. iron trade news remained unfavorably viewed as overall trading stayed dull with 7,400 shares sold.
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New York
Department of the
Wall
West
Union Parific
Pennsylvania
Burclington
Atchison
Misouri Pacific
Industeril
Lowes
American Tobacco
Elon
Ges
Anaconda
Stocia
Unclear dairy price list fragment in OCR
A damaged OCR item shows various dairy and produce lines with odd spellings and illegible numbers. Items include cream tubs and seed potatoes with quoted prices such as 8.45 and 1.00, plus Bermuda Online and patent flour figures, all in a jumbled format.
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Lackawanna Ave
Kelert
Bermuda
Philadelphia Market Report Harshly Mixed Across Commodities
Wheat prices fall as corn and oats show steadiness with mixed futures across the board. Potatoes and dairy hold firm while cotton and tallow remain steady indicating a cautious trading day. Receipts include 2,000 barrels of flour and 7,450,000 pounds in sacks with small wheat and corn shipments noted.
Wheat and commodity bids drift in unsettled New York market
The May New York market reports erratic activity across grains and staples. Wheat futures show early steadying then weakness with No 2 red and No 1 northern offers in afloat channels, oats demand remains dull, and butter and cheese values vary with regional creamery and dairy reports indicating mixed prices and light trading.
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New York
Deluth
Aye
Isc
WiatCe
Jolal Das
Chicago Cattle Receipts Show Mixed Demand At Market
Cattle receipts total 11 599 with heavy steers slow while others hold near steady. Prices quoted for prime native cattle range from 4 250 to 5 10 per hundredweight with various classes including cows heifers and calves showing mixed movement. Sheep receipts 10 000 with lambs and yearlings in lighter demand. prices for spring lambs noted around 7 35 with western lambs also listed. Howe receipts today 22 000. estimate for tomorrow 19 000. telegraph volumes show 4 000 with mixed tone and weaker demand in parts of the market.
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Chicago
Anl
SO God
Weleut
Texas
Aales
Lars
Cattle and Sheep Markets Reported Prices May 17
Fast Buffalo notes cattle line sale with 200 head offered, demand light and price weak. City trade softer with tops around 80, common lower. receipts about 50. Western sheep at 8.00 to 8.75, fat ewes down to 4. Mixed trade fair to good for welters, workers around 5.40 to 5.45. Pigeons roughs and stags not listed. overall activity light.
East Liberty Cattle Market Price Report
East Liberty cattle market shows steady undertone with demand for heavy and extra heavy classes. Prime and choice grade beef noted, with weights and price ranges for steers heifers and veal calves, along with sheep and lamb quotes and related market activities.
Fragmentary New York Market Notes Report
Incoherent May New York market lines show fluctuating calf and lamb valuations with scattered prices. Partial entries reference lambs and spring lambs with isolated figures such as 6.50 and 87.00 amid garbled vendor names and items.
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New York
Lawer
Oil City May 17 Certification Report
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a report from Oil City dated May 17. The text references certificates or averages but is largely unreadable, with several garbled terms and unclear entities.
Denver pardons causes scarce supply for city needs
A Chicago Record note states a visiting official approved enough soup to feed 000 people for a year in the city, reflecting scarce supply concerns. The report highlights supply logistics and the role of Pellucid Pete and Randy Pikee in the local discussion.
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Gal Pikew
Denver
Randy Pikee
Chicago
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