Lavin chosen president in Scranton convention fight
Charles Lavin wins the presidency after a tight ballot in the Beranton diocesan Catholic Total Abstinence union convention at Nanticoke. James F. Judge and John J. O'Hara drop out. James Lavelle secures second vice presidency and McLoughlin elected treasurer after three ballots. Parade plans move to Hazleton in October with Scranton invited to August events.
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Seranion
Nanticoke
James F. Judge
Scranton
Friedon
McCoy
National Union
J. C. Gallagher
Beranton
Ways and Means
Hazleton
O'Hara
Board of Government
McKone
Avoca
John J. O' Hera
Parsons
Telegate Lenahan
Wilkes-Barre
Charles
McDononagh
James Pigeon
Carbondale
John M. Mack
James P. Lavelle
P. McDonald
James MecMamaimee
Freeland
Trentings
West Side
Charles Canavan
P. PF. McCoy
Owlock
James F. Fudge
Tavin
J.C. Gallagher
Asan PL. McDonnell
Georetury
McLouchlin
Bmctaughlin
Cscs Secuse
Renee Rir
Renvassdh
Sesresene
Murphy
Motmagnitsse Sciecree Eens
Isslo McLean
Cabo Ee Salbevessdeme
Cowaven
Evenesanndes
Mectlon Bhu
Cnn Ec KB Chtrovan
Canavan
McLoughlin
John EK. Regan
John J. O'Mara
John McDonough
Frenchtown
Total Abstinence Union
Boranton Union
Bishop O'Hara
Anid Ace
Coudjsant
Dicress
Florian
Helf
Union
Lea
J. Motley
Frances McGuekin
OW Cloth and Matting Sale Advert
Floor oil cloths offered at 26¢ to 34¢ per square yard with marked prices 180, 200, 26¢, 30¢, 34¢. Square yard value ranges from 20¢ to 50¢. Matting sale lists 81¢ to 250 with 200 yards available, all at half their value.
Montrose railway overhaul and a string of local incidents
Reports describe an overhaul and repaint of Montrose passenger train equipment. A four year old child of Joseph Dudda died under suspicious circumstances with a coroner's jury to investigate. Monroe county Prohibitionists named delegates to a state convention. Farview opening May 29 for a Delaware and Hudson Canal Company event with the Ninth regiment band and caterer Hanley. A Wilkes-Barre couple wed after a humorous exchange over marriage fees. Coroner Pratt sues Bradford county commissioners over inquest fees. A Wilkes-Barre stableman teased a mare, provoking the animal’s response.
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Montrose Railway
Joseph Dudda
Oneida
Monroe County
BE. Dixon
Frank Kistler
J. Y. Sigarus
W. E. Frown
C. Swallow
W. E. Brown
State Central Committee
Farview
Ecavon
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Ninth Regiment
Wilkes-Barre
Minnie Brown
Jus- Hee Donohue
Wilkea-Barre
Wael
Pratt
Bradford County
John Yontz
East Towanda
Yonts
Charlea Barnes
McDonald's
Market Downturn Deepens as New Jersey Central Leads Decline
The New Jersey Central sparked today’s heavy selling on the New York Stock Exchange as market mood remained bearish. The general list fell with Cuba question uncertainty weighing on American and London markets, and trading totaled 11,901 shares.
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New York
New Jersey Central
Stock Exchange
Washington
London
Agricultural Futures Mixed Amid Quiet Trading Gains
New York and Philadelphia market wires show wheat firmer at times with May and July futures steady to higher. Corn and oats hold on to small gains or near unchanged, butter and cheese levels steady, poultry demand steady, with receipts and shipments modest across wheat, corn, and oats.
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New York
Duluth, &Yec
Tate
Joe
Oate
Hlgo
Western
Watic
State
Anid
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Salgudi
Chicago Grain Market Report May 2
The Chicago futures board opened with Wheat and Corn prices mixed and varied bids across May July and September contracts. Cash grains show firm flour and rye values with pork and lard futures quoted, while receipts and shipments enumerate large grain movements and byproduct markets.
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Chicago Board OF Trade
Chicago
Wie
Wye
Moss Pork
Lord
Chicago Live Stock Market Report May Sale Prices
Chicago live stock traders report slower cattle at Haas and Western fed cattle steady to firm. Calves steady near 6.00, hogs trading around 3.70 to 3.75, sheep active with steady bids 2.40 to 4.00, Texans and lambs mixed with primes around 9.00, receipts show cattle and hogs near 2,00 and 15,00 head respectively.
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Chicago
Haas
Hiab
Cattle and Sheep Prices in East Buffalo Market
Market report shows cattle steady with ranges in fair to choice at about 3.00 to 4.00 for stock or rough categories. Sheep and lambs very slow with prices around 8 to 10 for prime grades and common at lower levels. Amounts include bays, hogs, and miscellaneous cattle figures across varied quality.
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East Buffalo
Kerr, Son & Co
China
Market Report New York Live Stock May 1
New York Live Stock reports trading subdued. Calves were quiet and lower, sheep and lambs steady with yearlings firm. Hogs weak at 9 1/4 dollars. Prices given include Hogs 9.24, lambs 44.75, yearlings 54. Steady sheep at 4.60.
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New York
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Charles Lavin
Me. McLoughlin
Havieton
Anguel
Owfficers
Mr. Jennings
Avon
Pittston Society
Mr. Herrington
Father Whitty
Pitteton Society
Pittton Society
Kingston
Trev
Father Melley
Sesson
J. J. O'Mara
Scranton Union
Forest City
Thomas J. Pentecost
Main Street
Main
Center Streets
Mr. Pentecost
Pentecost
Ray Allen
Davis Opera House
W. J. Davis
Vic Scranton Merchant Tailor
M. J. Collins
Enterprise Hose Company
Grand Army of the Republic Post
Ita Inet
State Fremen
W. ©. Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Angus Smith
Margaret Smith
Starrucca
Wayne County
Hugh W. Brown
Presbyterian Sunday School
Miseos Etta Budd
Ida Bampaon
Peckville
Mame Budd
Railroad Street
Thomas Harris
Jerome
Ariz
Eddie Jenkins
Morgan H. Jenkins
Susquehanna County
Peter Pohren
Port Jervie
Mary Pohren
Delaware E Street
Pohren
Jefferson Division
Erie
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Council
J. BR. Budd
M. J. Haley
J. Fred Wellbrook
Robert Hullah
John Lynch
Thomas P. McCormack
Arnett Bennett
Tribune
Holloway
Borouch
Stretta Hia Company
South Railroad Street
Senate
Elsc
Robert Cowyn
George Wilkinson
Vandiling
England
Wandling
Charltea Melville
Alfred Bowell
Herrick Center
Richmondale
Crystal Lake
Josephine Avery
N. W. Smith
Burnwood
Barnes
Harnes
City Hospital
Fred Palmer
Dennis J. Buckley
Northampton
Palmer
Shickshinny
Burelars
Commercial Hotel
Miles Minnie Brink
Wycox
Miss Brink
Ruel Brink
Wickster
Coolbaugh
Entairs
Ingram
J. Scott Inglis
Lacka. Ave
Wall Street Review
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Meara
Ing. Am. Tobacco Co
Tong Am. Sug. Ref. Co
Canada Southern
N. W
Cc. C
Atom
Mil
L & Pac
del. & Hudson
Saeaneasns
E F
Louis, & Nash
Nat
Leod
Central
Ontral
West
Omaha
Oh Phil
Readlig Meres
Southern R. R
Southern R. R. Pr
Tenn
Tronesas
Inion Pacific
Western Union
Scranton & Pittston Trac
National Boring & Drill'g Co
Firat National Bank
Elmhurat Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Bank
Sicranton Packing Co
Lacka
Iron
Bled Co
Third National Bank
Scranton Traction of
Throop Novelty
Beranton Axle Works
Weston Mill Co
Prittoy
Alexander Car Repei
Ates
People's Street Railway
Poe
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
People’ S Street Railway
Peti Oe
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Township Behood
City of Scranton St
Buffalo Live
Hood
Ty C. I
Howl & Co
Lowell
Masa
Wyoming Avenue
Arcade Building
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Opp
Court House
Richardson-Boynton's
Furnaces
Rangse
Lackawanna Avenue
Bernina
Milan
Cerson
AVL Traugott
Maloney Oil and
Meridian ST
M. W. Collins
Mer
Wyoming House
S. G. Kerr
Lackawanna Ave
Kado
Gray Bros
John Kelly
Harding & Todd
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