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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1901

Page

10

Local Notices From Towanda Area Report Social Visits and Incidents

The Towanda area reports social visits by Epariat te the Serentny Telhine and others from Dulles and nearby towns. A civil election for an upcoming term is summarized along with church entertainment plans and a note on a damaging incident at a local establishment involving theft and vandalism. Witnesses from Towanda head to Wilkes-Barre Wednesday in a damage suit, with arrests of two men linked to post office robberies and a fourth escaping.

Dulles The Baptist Fiie Nice Ivinje Gale Corbindate Wilkes-Birre N. C. Newman W. CC Methodist Homer Won Lee Alice Wic Troy New Albany Thomas Casey William Haines John Biair Wilker- Parte Joseph Swan Dll Towanda

Local Social Notes From Nicholson May 20

Special to the Soranten Teltune Nicholson May 20 Archheny Benjamin of Soranten guests of his mother Mire Await Benjamin High Street Messrs Lande J Thobertis and Joel Tingley of Mester visiting friends inwiwn Mrs Itn Shook moved to Dr Thompson's hospital Sornton Monday Bertha Dino returned home from Moeston Park to her home Miss Florence Wilkins guest of friends in Beran Mrs Charles Chraham of Winukhan tow visited Mrs Thos Sheplers for a party at her home guests listed include many local names and social calls throughout the week

Bertha Dino Lo Mo Sainford Schoo Moeston Park Stephens State Street Mires Charles Citta Tunkhannock Mis. A Bowers T. Wilkins Susan Black Scrandon Dreeker Ay Beker Woow Jelisen Scranton WV. Olsen Aliss Jessie Stephens New Milford Hipl Slields Euler Florence Wilkins Beran Charles Chraham Surise Derdian Iva Stevens Seeone Billings Ndith Disney Karthinine Ace Florenn Viking Vera Voaglor Ruth Jolson Bessie Stephens Muniee Day Bessie Taylor Cam Willits Gertrude Shaw Cinave Snider Beulehiide Warner Plorence Rhiikeste Pelichy Steele Messrs. Predrock Glenn Lord Iusepf Winfield Winkle Rd Alden

Bradford County News Roundup From The Seranioan Tribune

Teawandi Mies 200" FL Blanes of Athinthyite recently purchased Lake Weewubine a papier slummer Yerort. The hostelry was refurbished with Geconmhite for guests and aims to be a model resort with pure spring water and good fishing. The lake lies about ten miles from Towanda and is surrounded by pines. Local authorities report hoboes being arrested under tramp laws. Visitors include Mrs E G Ewan of Los Angeles and OD Kinney of Duluth. The American Bridge Company delivered six gnammesh shaders for the Lehigh Valleas. Carrie Nation style vandalism hit a Towanda saloon near the Erie depot with unknown assailants warning the proprietor to shut Brown down or face demolition.

Weewubine Yen Node Tony Totles Oweunda Seliders Tmienh Cowes G. Ewan Los Angeles OD. Kinney Duluth Pewanda Amerian Bridge Company Athens Mawel Chink Lehigh Valles Chahichuel Trarvisburg Carrie Nation Waverly John Brown Elatme Thomas Brown Erie Depot Brown

Local notes from Scranton area mixed with minor injuries and visits

May 11 dispatch from Thompson reports several injuries and local happenings. A boy fell from a wagon breaking a collarbone while William Birdsall suffered a broken ankle after a horse kick. Henry Wrighter of Binghamton is visiting relatives as Mrs. L M Gillett of Jackson Street recovers from heart trouble. Visitors include I Jones of Bath and S Whitney’s family, who spent time with Rev W H Areneh’s circle before returning home.

T. (. Brewster Starruces North Jackson Lewis Bros. I Gelatt Birdsall Bros Seeleyville Maud Cargill June Woodward Hornellsville N.Y Burgess Langton S. A. French E. Moxley W. J. Maxey Montrose Stone's Daniel Wrighter William Croasier Susquehannia

Springville Frosts Spur Quiet Week Despite Accidents and Plans

Springville reports two hard frosts with no damage. Ebeneezer Stevens entertained Nicholson friends. a mad dog scare led to two bites and killings. Mrs Antia T. Chetitia returns from Savre hospital and resumes millinery work. Milk station milk now curdled and shipped to Philadelphia. Wostd Lodge No No TD delegates elected. installation planned in June. Roads bid failure prompts likely compliance. Cys Mirey injures shoulder in bull incident. Miles Titman recovered enough to walk. Compton family to visit Minnesota in June. June Hours pass as sawdust transport and barn incidents occur. July Fourth celebration planned with band, balloon, and fireworks display.

Springville Ebenezer Stevens Nicholson Antia ‘T. Chetitia Savre Philadelphia Wostd Lodge N. G Allee Travis Von Jennie Stang Mic Won Pritchard Dune Cys Mirey Miles Titman M. EE. Compton Minols A.C. Thomas State's Mill J. EL. Mitchell

Hartleys visit. town notes and mishap in Hopbottom

Special to the Scranton Tribune. May 2 Hopbottom reports Mr and Mrs M J Hartley visiting East Lenox Mrs Dora Cruise of New York returns improved health All Souls church musical entertainment in Scranton Berthoff family visiting Harford MH Finn returns from Ashley Runaway incident on Green Wood Street injures none Estate cases: Mr Withiam Rhoades critically ill with consumption Daughter from Newark arrives Local physicians Decker Alney Taylor attend as prognosis remains hopeless for Glen Penny

Ladies of All Soula Church Scranton Berthoff and Sons Peck Harford Mik Alta Finn Ashley, Pa Martha Bell Mre J. M. ‘Tiffany O. D. Roberts Mra W. I. Brown War- Ten Gardner Bigey Withiam Rhoades Newark Glen Penny Dre. Alney Brodkyn Decker Nicholson Taylor

Lackawanna Telephone franchise approved in Olyphant council

The Lackawanna Telephone Co won borough approval Monday with a plan to furnish five free telephones, charge 50 cents per year per pole and 1.25 per mile of wire. Maximum rates: 36 per business line and 24 for residence lines, with service within four months. Others approved include street, police, and electric departments budget items and a permit system for excavations on Lackawanna Street. Funeral notices for Mrs Mary Mason and Mr William Davin accompany the meeting summary.

Lackawannia Telephone Company Fortterup van Sickle Jones Lawler McMeans O'Halloran Pettigrew Sia General SPL Delaware and Hudson Upper Dunmore Street Lynes Lackawanna Street BD. Br McCormick Dunmere Street Ito Council Dunmore Street Ful Street Wil Streets Loge Company No. 2 Miles* Grove Mir Nealon Mire, Willim & Davin Susquehanna Street Ale Williams Rome Ilis Roberts Williams Prospect Cemetery Mary Mason Luackawalind England America Ete Olyphint Hhanmely Abs. M. K. Harnden Mra Hlra Lonwere Kyde Park Currie Mabel Thomws Clifton Edley Mason Union Cemetery

Markets Move on Mixed Signals as Union Pacific Leads

The New York market shows continued activity with Union Pacific pushing gains while others waver. Trading reflects renewed interest and divergent moves across rails and industrials as steel and copper firms weigh on the broader index. Total sales reach 648,000 shares with a modest overall decline in value.

New York North Union Macfie Tate Veatinie Ahiowell Hansestonday Union Pacific Camyparty Stock Exchange Athenatoms Jaet Mier Paeltle Fay Oon Declan Vrater Capitallata Chitwe Carina Piileoad Sastome Toledo St. Louis Alwaut Vanderbilt Lingeet Iifanche Union Lead and Ol Company Nations Toad Company Pices Svinguetliy

Scranton Transit Bonds and Mortgages Listed

A Scranton area notice outlines various bonds and mortgages including Scranton Passenger Railway, US People’s Street Railway, and Dickson Manufacturing Co. entries. It mentions General Mortgage due dates, township school funding, city improvements, and Scranton Traction at six percent, with several listing fragments and amounts.

Scranton US People's Street Railway HS People’s Street Railway MBL Wesseeseeees Wee Dickson Manufacturing Co Township School City of Scranton St. Imp Wenrerecrees Scranton Traction

Unclear OCR Brief From Local Market Report

The readable fragments describe a regional market listing with items like beans, two bushel units, and per bushel prices. Mentions of real kidney, potatoes, barrels, and a View-Nest patent appear among scattered terms and numbers in a damaged page segment.

He Gi Dal Sete Daly Barrow ST. Gord

Wheat and Poultry Prices and Shipments Reported

Philadelphia on May 21 reports mixed grain and poultry markets with Nos 4 and 2 white wheat grades featured. Prices shown for oats and corn. shipments including 1000 bushels of wheat and 1000 bushels of corn noted. various regional quality grades and market notes indicated.

Philadlphia Wiest The Waltlee Tba Eoilienm Tapilanichy Siae Wake Country Do Vyatipe Reveipitio Bling UMM Boirebe Paiste Bolls Corm Wits

Grain Market Notes and Listings Speculation in New York

A fragmented OCR style item from New York markets discusses May Sit-Flour-Moore petive and patent wheat findings, various futures terms, and storage notes. It mentions Duluth elevator activity, options trading, and uncertain dates as well as references to white, gray, and colored wheat varieties and price hints, with scattered bidder names and terms.

New York Moore Petivte Nafhothern Duluth Sige Nigel Lay Fay Groall

Wheat Prices Rise in Chicago Trade

Chicago Grain and Produce reports wheat prices nudged higher amid steady selling in the May session. Traders watched supply concerns and demand signals as futures edged up on light volume.

Chicago

Disposition of Daniel W. Sullivan Estate Probate Notice

The Orphans Court of Lackawanna County grants letters and orders why Mary Sullivan should not be discharged as executrix of the will and testament of Daniel W. Sullivan. Creditors acquainted with the estate are required to present claims and establish reasons for payment. The hearing to contest the discharge is set by the court.

Flom Youn Howie Wy Holier Charles VE Sear George W. Lo Mo Bineron Soh van Flee Ceohge D. Taylor Daniel W. Sullivan Laohwnduna Mary Twniel Mary Sullivan

Loan Offers and Convention Notice in Local Blotter

Classified notices advertise loan opportunities from Quirk and others at 4 to 6 percent via the Walker building and a local lender. A national convention program for the America Federation of laid ladies is announced with contact details for George Gothier as secretary and treasurer, Samerton, Pay.

Woonell Irowos The America Federation George Gothier Sevetuiry Vorasurer Soramten Pay

Woman Seeks Work Amid Turbulent Notes and Confusing Snippet

A fragmented notice shows an active woman seeking a position and mentions work at various locations amid garbled text. The readble parts indicate a job desire and scattered references to employers and areas, but the full intent remains unclear.

Weather and market notes with scattered agricultural terms

Fragmentary weather and farming brief items reference rain, wheat and corn prices, feedings and provisions, and small notes on pork and lard markets. The text blends conditions, supplies, and commodity mentions without clear, complete details or dates.

Bether Iwestern Sidon Hyasey

Cattle Receipts Reported at Chicago Market Sale

Market notes show cattle receipts with mixed demand for steers heifers and bulls. Prices referenced include calves and lambs with multiple lots passing through the Chicago sale ring. Weather and weekly lot counts influence bidding as buyers seek feeders and fat cattle.

Chicago

Market Report Delivers Mixed Quiet Demand

New York May 21 reports light demand for calf and cattle sales with steady prices. Traders note few bids and limited activity as suppliers hold lots. overall market tone remains cautious with no notable price jumps or heavy volume.

New York Lamba

Election guidance and procedures in the Pennsylvania district

Vague directives outline election mechanics for a state legislative district with references to Republican guidance, voter turnout, and procedural steps. The text mentions party chairs, deadlines, and a projected timeline for primaries, with officials identified including OSCAR VANBUSKIRE and WATKINS, Scranton, Pa.

Patunahis PMH Miedaveen Eleobhik Leeaive Ile State Ooykentian Ati Viteethiy David Oscar Vanbuskire Claisinin Bo Watkins Beculary Scranton

East Lilweis May 1 Cattle Theft Report

An East Lilweis item notes cattle theft activity on May 1 with mentions of hog theft and related disruptions. The report references local officials, mood shifts, and surrounding districts, highlighting ongoing farm livestock incidents and enforcement responses.

East Lilweis Prin Bmg Mood Rid Lila Voikers Sc Bam

Mil Cis May 2h Credic bulinves

The fragment mentions MERTON and a list of digits and terms. no clear event or person details emerge. Readers see numbers like 81 and references to shipments, credit, and withered phrases. The text is incomplete and reads as a damaged OCR snippet with few usable facts.

Urcage Merton Asecage

Local notes from Harford and surroundings

Special to the Swanton Tribune reports visits across Harford and nearby towns. Betsey Dab of Harford visited Ey Stiles last week. Mrs Willand Tiffany of aftard visited her parents Wednesday. Lupton and friends visited Susquehanna Monday. Sadie Chambertin and Beatrice Sweet visited Boots in New Milford Wednesday. Chiat Green of Hophoutomi visited sister Mrs James Bloored. Walter Lewok plans to meet Feldatt this week and take charge of the Conrad shop.

James Walter Leowik Fielatt Conrad

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