Annual Convention of Total Abstinence Societies
The Scranton Diocese holds its fourth annual convention in Nanticoke at St Frances church hall with delegates from St John St Patrick and Father Mathew societies. Debates over credentials and representation arise amid plans for committee work, a dance, and upcoming officer elections.
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Scranton Tribune
Mulooke
Furth
Total Aimwonew
Scranton Pjocemin Union
St. Francia
Masa
St. Francia Church
Francis McGuckin
O'Hara
B. J. Melley
St. John's Church
Scranton
Union
J. A. Mackin
Mo J. McGill
P.T. Kilker
E. J. Melloy
F. McGuckin
Nanticoke
Montrose
St. Francis Church
Father Mathew
Mr. T. McGourty
Minooka
St. Joseph’s
Patrick Connelly
James T. Judge
St. Francis
William Buckley C. Cooper
Cadeta
Patrick Fisher
Joseph Smith
Plains
St. Aloysius
Thomas A. Herbert
A. Conniff
Plymouth
St. Vincent's
W. S. Murray
Charles Gallagher
John Skully
Michael Hoban
Pine Brook
St. John's
M. J. Rafferty
J.J. Murphy
Providence
Father Whitty
John J. Reach
St. Pauls
F. A. Mecoy
F. J. McClain
Yanie Galvin
P. Ll. Kelly
St. Patrick's
Martin Wade
J. D. Boland
James P. Lavelle
St. Peter's
John Fennigan
John FF. McDonough
M. J. O'Toole
John Mclean
John F. Regan
Aloysius
F. J. Gagin
J. A. Ward
T. A. Donahoe
T. Ff. Malone
M. McManamon
Simpson
Michael's
James Heenan
Warlor
Anti Jag Remedy Promises Sobriety and Secrecy
A correspondent claims twenty years of alcohol abuse cured secretly by his wife and a product named Anti-Jag. The letter offers to mail the remedy in plain wrapper with directions on receipt of one dollar from Broadway, New York, via Revenue Secretary.
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Broadway
New York
Boy Falls From Terrace in Forest City Accident
Forest City reports four year old Ray Allen living with his grandmother Mrs D G Allen on Main Street fell from a second story stoop to the walk after leaning over a railing. His skull is fractured and he remains unconscious with slim hope of recovery. Also noted are local visits and minor labor dispute at Delaware and Hudson colliery, along with health improvements and devotions by Rev J J Coroner.
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Ray Allen
D. G. Allen
Main Street
Ray
Allen
George E. Knapp
Galilee
Wayne County
Aboise
Delaware and Hudson
Wandling
Hamlet Corrigan
Eskdale
Richard Pollard
J.J
Carbondale
Thomas Canavan
New York
Markets Show Mixed Tone With War-Turkey Greece News
New York May 16 Today’s trading in the stock market, though narrow, carried undercurrents of strength driven by signals that the Turkey Greece war may end and by belief that Washington will avoid radical Cuba moves. Total stock sales reached 178 491 shares as brokers reported cautious optimism amid these factors.
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New York
Turkey
Greece
Tts
Washington
Cuba
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Atovk Brokera
Mears
Roormm
Munyon Promotes Rheumatium Cure and Personal Remedies
A Buffalo businessman proclaims Munyon's Rheumatium Cure effective for himself and friends. He recalls sending east for remedies before coastal agencies existed and keeps a pocket case while traveling. He claims a 96 percent cure rate and notes separate cures for each disease with harmless, tonic benefits. Personal letters offer free medical advice from Prof. Munyon at 1408 Arch Street Philadelphia.
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Buffalo
Munyon
Dinenacs
Ref
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Commodity Price Quotes and Market Receipts Listing
The item lists cash quotations for lard May and short ribs May with July and September terms, and prices such as 1.80 for lard and 21.00 for short ribs. It also records receipts and shipments data including flour wheat corn oats rye barley and various tonnage figures, with notes on whiskey and sugars and other commodities.
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Floir
Baylor
Market cattle and sheep prices in New York and Chicago summaries
May 1 reports show cattle and calves generally lower in New York with fair demand for veal and steady to lower sheep and yearlings. May 19 in East Buffalo and Chicago reflect steady to active trading for cattle and steady to firm sheep and lambs with mixed loads of stockers and feeders and average daily receipts across regions.
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New York
Maui
East Thuffalo
Chicago
Miho
Texas
Local Notes and Socials From The Borough
The Shakespeare club met on Tuesday evening with Misa Effie Reynolds. George Roberts spent Sunday in Montrage with his sister Mrs W H Terrell. Catfish are now being caught at Lake Carey in large numbers. The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church held a successful social last evening. Arthur Squires canvasses the town to gauge support for lights if the electric plant is built at Lake Carey. Contractor Dunn of Scranton brings a gang of Hungarians to work on the sewer. George Leighton of Glenburn may supervise engineering. contractors oppose unless retained. All taxes paid before June 19 will receive a five percent discount. Mrs Aaron Brown fell from her wheel and is confined to the house. The firm Cook Clifford dissolved partnership. Cook to operate the business. Dexter W Stark spends leisure hours riding bike.
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Shakespeare Club
Misa Effie Reynolds
George Roberts
Montrage
W. H. Terrell
Lake Carey
The
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Squires
Dunn
Scranton
George Leighton
Glenburn
Mr. Leighton
Aaron Brown
Cook & Clifford
Cook
Dexter W. Stark
Yatesville votes for school district indebtedness
In Yatesville borough a special election approved increasing the school district debt to fund a modern schoolhouse. Wilkes-Barre hosted a National Slavonian society convention session focused on revising by laws. A Sons of Veterans meeting in Pittston formed a permanent organization with officers J J Martin, G F Ammerman, Thomas Simonson, John Green, John Nicholson and Philip Martin enrolling about forty members.
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Yatesville
National Slavonian Society
Wilkes-Barre
Sons of Veterans
Plitst
J. J. Martn
G. F. Ammerman
Thomas Simonson
John Green
John Nicholson
Philip Martin
New York Produce Market May 19 Prices and Trade
Wheat firm and firm gains for July contracts with steady spot. Corn unchanged with May, June, and July bids soft. Butter steady, cheese steady, eggs firm, and beef quiet. Receipts show 3,000 flour barrels and 2,400 bushels of wheat, with shipments of wheat and corn.
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New York
Minnesota
Duluth
Si.c
Mae. Net
Corin
Western Creamery
Halde
Tiga Imge
Emall
Pyalige
State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Three Doyle and Sabol boys held after FPFE store breakin
On Tuesday last John Sabol Charles Doyle and Claude Doyle were arrested for breaking into FPFE store on the night of April 20 and taking goods. Charley Doyle admitted being in the store with the Sabol boy and that Claude planned the scheme. Charley bound over to next term. two others released after parental testimony. Ages 12 and 16. Also notes on Dr C R Newton and Mrs Tiffany meeting and Epworth League entertainment at the Opera house with a good audience.
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John Sabol
Charles Doyle
Claude Doyle
FPFE
Proper
Justice McKinney
Charley
Doyle
Sabol
Claude
Charley Doyle
George Snyder
C. R. Newton
Montrose
Vulverealist Aid Society
GL. Tiffany
EK. Raney
Newark
N. C
Gilbert Brown
Epworth League
Chicago Grain Market Update May futures values
Chicago May grain quotes show Wheat at 7 Titac and varied July September levels, Corn May about 4?c with July and September values, Oats May near 1T4¢ and July around 1 Me. Pork May price around 4.15 with July about 82, September near 1.35.
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Chicago
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Gathering OF
Temperance
Societies of ‘Cutee Diocesan Union
Educkie and
Metley
St. John’s Society of
Coth
D. A. Mackin
St. John’s Society
South
Committee On
Board of Government
McGrath
St. John's Society
Judge
Kelly
St. John's Cadets
John Devine
Father O'Reilly
Lavelle
St. Patrick's Society
Bate McLean
Bt. John's Society
James Murphy
Hilen Kelly
Michael Duggan
Charles Lenahan
James F
William Buckley
F. Martin
Charles Lavin
Janes Murphy
Auchstine
John Manterson
C. I. Canavan
W. L. Murray
Resources
Hanil
McDonnell
Uhien
McCoy
Walsh
Chatman Mackin
Report OF Delegates
Mr. McManaman
Freeland
St. Louis
Resta
James F. Judge
Peter F. McCoy
John R. McLean
Charles Canavan
Willian McLoughlin
P. F. McDonnell
National Delewate
Ners
W. H. Toole
James Hart
C. B. Lenihan
Father Matthew
John Masterson
St. Mary's
George Irwin
M. J. Walsh
Holy Savior
Matthew
J. J. McAvoy
Holy Savior Cadete
Thomas Brewin
James Waggertyn
Stavelly DA. Mackin
Matthew Farre Ie
Peter McCoy
Frank Gavin
Thomas Donahoe
Barry
John Murphy
John Roche
John Finigan
J. F P. McDonough
Michase Sullivan
Indy
Mia. Filen Kelly
Mise Sarah L. Mooney
St. Rose Ladies’ Sociery
Scranton Degelate
Father Winters
Thomas Hennigan
St. Teo's
Father Melley
Michael Lavelle
Father Mathew Society
West Side
Total
Michael Rafferty
Ingram
J. Scott Inglis
Lacka. Ave. A
ROYAL
Forest City
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton Fass
People’s Street
Scranton & Pittston “Trac
People's Street Railway
Dickson Manufacturing
Liecka
City of Scranton Bt
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Ccesseee
Seresaten Axle Works
Ing. Am. Tobacco Co
THY iV Am
Canada
Chichgo Gas
Chin
BLT & Mare
Del
Hudwon
VON
Wwene
Santa
Wash
M. K
Tay
N.Y
W. Pr
Mae
Nor
Pio
Western
Omaha
Pac
Phil
Reading
Southern R. RK
Southern R. KR
MTOM
Western Union
Chicago Board OF Trade
Btoc Kas
Scranton & Pittston Trac
National Boring & Drill'g Co
First National Bank
Isaaes Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Hank
Scranton Packing Co
Oy Lacka, Iron & Steel
C - Third National Bank
Throop Novelty M's
Scranton Traction Oc
Scranton Axto
Eeear Oom Oo
Weston Mim Co
Ceereeveres Oes Alexandrur Car Replicer Co
Scranton Bedding Co
HS Lacka. Trust & Safe Dep
A. M. m. Chronicle Building
Francisco
Pacha ‘Coast
Rai
Ceylon
India
Lan
G. Stevens
Keen Ridge
Johnson
Dunmore
L. H. Parke & CO
Front St
Buoffalo
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Avenue
Arcade Building
Maloney Oil and
LS Viner
M. W. Collins
Mer
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court House
Richardson-Boynton's Furnaces
Rangsa
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
Hald
Ao. C. L. Hood & Co
Lowell, Masa
Pills Food
Yantonu
Pau
Matthews Bros
So Gah
Lackawanna Avenue
Bernina
Milan
Gerson
Aulius Traugott
Old Dominion Line
Old Point Comfort
Ginia Beach
Richmond
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Pier
North River
W.L. Guillaudeu
Vice
Press & Traffic
Kerr, Son & Co
S. G. Kerr
M ‘A Gatrance
Lackawanna Ave
Yomip
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