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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1900

Page

7

Century old Monroe resident surprised on birthday in Stroudsburg

John Strunk known as Old John, a 94 year old Monroe County resident living with his son Peter Strunk in Midvale Smithfield, received a surprise birthday party amid a detailed account of his life. He has been blind for years but recognizes voices, and plans for a reading room and library project are mentioned. Local events include Thanksgiving services at Welsh Congregational Church and a Richmondville Rovers football hall event.

Monroe County Scranton Tritone Stroudsburg John ¢. Strank Mid- We Smithfield Old Joln Hila Legion Peter Strunk John Ila Sen Peter Ol John Uncle John Midde Smithfield Martin Place Monroo Volngeaut Hamilton Strunk Samuel Lewis Scranton Alfred Davis Richmondile Rovers Cowperthwilte Warrenrich

Montrose Court Deliberations and Local Tragedy Report

The Montrose November court session occupied by civil cases with rulings on interpleaders and costs. A fatal accident near Auburn led to the death of a young Costello, whose body was found in the woods after a horse incident.

Montrose FS. Estus Asa Machum W. DD. J. Ainey W. Safford Plain- Hitt Ruby J. Warner Boooal Stalth Interpleader Platinuife Ef. Tingley J. A. Smith Esther Mackey Canton Pump Company W. C. Rockwell Lyon Iran Works Greene, N. Y J. OH. Beers & Conpany George I. Vanetten J. M Beers & Conmppany Willam O. Medler James R. Walles Albert Walker Sun Tunnes Clarence W. Main Commission Nist William Prystall Porest Cite Teese Searle Birich Almira Reynolds Thomas Coyle Auburn Corners Isaac Harris Hareris Auburn Robert Costello Auli Costello

Liehty’s Celery Nerve Compound Promises Nervous Relief

A remedy claimed to soothe wasted desires and enrich the blood is touted as indispensable. Liehty’s Celery Nerve Compound is said to be wonderfully successful in nervous cases, with thousands of grateful testimonials. Sold by Matthews Bros.

Liehty Matthews Nros, Ae

Forest City Burgess Resigns Amid Move to Moosic

At a town council meeting J F Gallagher resigned as burgess after moving to Moosic where he becomes foreman of Hillside company works. Hillside contracts John Roderick to build a tunnel from No 2 mines to Clifford workings, about nine hundred feet long, with one year to complete, likely leading to abandonment of the Hudson street railroad. A citizen suggests adding a room in the proposed borough hall.

Porent City J. _F. Gallagher Burgess Moosic Hillside Company Gallagher Forest City Peaver John Roderick No. 2 Clifford Hudson Street

Honesdale News Roundup Affects Town Tonight

Evening NY train delay due to Sparrowbush freight wreck affects Honesdale. Thanksgiving social planned by Presbyterian Christian Endeavor in chapel next Tuesday. Notable lectures and theater events announced at Honesdale Opera House this week and Nov 24. Local hunts and church supper details listed plus minor incidents and vagrancy arrests.

Sheraton Tribune Honesdale New York Sparrowbush Presbyterian Christian Mndeavor Society Incinity Franccis Toupkingson Smith Honesdale Opera House Sardoun Pedora Phy Fanny Davenport Messrs Samuel Brown George M. Gening Mork, Kimble Horace T. Menner Pike County Baptist Chapman Steene Cal Brown Justice Smith Mixchange Club Dodge Brothers

New Valley Road timetable brings service changes Sunday

The new Valley road schedule takes effect Sunday affecting trains westward from Tunkhannock. The morning local is delayed and montrose night train shifts arrival home. most trains switch from ten minutes to half hour blocks. Local workers must adjust routines and travel the night before.

Tinikhannock Notch Valley Road Montrose Chen B.S. Harding Prepublican Board of County Commissioners Baton Alix Wall Peter Ace Sunnyside Cemtry Elton Cross Rose, N

Local Notes from Factoryville and Nearby Towns

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Ken D. Harmon and wife traveling from Laceyville, Mrs Harmon staying with relatives for the week. Rev. Hiller and D.C. Roe are noted with planned trips. Elections occur in Canton Factoryville with Patriarchs Militant meeting planned. a dog bite incident near a hotel is recorded. Paulowna Rebekah lodge approves officers for the term.

Noble Grand R. H. Holgate Alice Hanson Mary Austin N .\. Gairdner G. W. Staunton

Avoca School Board Special Session Tonight

Avoca learns of a special school board meeting this evening. Michael and Peter Boylan moved to Butte City this week. Vernice Dix of Susquehanna joins Moodyale teachers. Richard Rowe age 4 months funeral held yesterday at home with Langcliffe cemetery interment. Christian and Missionary Alliance evangelistic series to start Monday at North End rooms with services at 2 30 and 7 30 pm conducted by Ishman and Ballard. Funeral of John Biggar held yesterday afternoon from the residence.

Michael Peter Boylan Butte City Vernice Dix Susquehanna Mooale Richard Willliam Rowe Langcliffe Cemetery Christian and Missionary Alliance North End James Ishman Binghamton J. Hudson Ballard Bimba John Biggar

Obituary and funeral details with Knights of Honor pallbearers

The report covers a North End family residence funeral with services at Langcliffe church led by Meg D L Blythe and the Langcliffe choir quar tette. Pallbearers from the Knights of Honor included William Brown, Thomas Portchurck, James Johan, Robert Cranston, James Walker and James Burden. The Langcliffe cemetery service followed. W F Howell of the West Side is visiting Bethlehem. Benjamin Rolls, about 18, is hospitalized at Lackawanna after losing a leg in a Tuesday accident while riding in Clifton. condition improving.

North End Langcliffe Meg. D. L. Blythe Langclife Knights of Honor Wiliam Brown Thomas Portchurck James Johan Robert Cranston James Walker James Burden Langcliffe Cemetery Fowler Curl John Tomas Houston George Roaley Clifton W. F. Howell West Side Bethlehem Penjamin Rolls Lackawanna Hospital Cnts Taylor Elle

Pittston Deaths and Local Notices Chronicle

Miss Kate Boland aged 18 was found dead in her Pittston home on Chapel street. Post mortem performed. coroner's inquest set for Thursday. James Gaughan, 80, died after prolonged illness. funeral planned for Thursday. Local reception for Howard Burke and Wyoming Camp Ground officers elected at yesterday’s meeting.

Pittston Kate Boland Chapel Street Devensed Underwoort Howard VW. Burke Firth Warerne Henry Grattan Society James Gaughan James Street Davn James William John Joseph Delaney Qlace Tridas Wyoming Camp A. Griffin W. K R. Lane Rev. S. Juy Kyte Messrs Crawford Griffin Jay Jackson

Lyceum Week of Vaudeville Features Spooner Company

The Lyceum presents the Seharf Morris Repertoire and Spooner festival with Burke's High Close Vaudeville. Highlights include Mr and Mrs Perkin Fisher in A Tal. Way Tone, The Bachelors' Club and a humorous look at current plays with Frank Kaneer and others. The opening program includes Napoleon era drama A Soldier of the Empire, moving pictures, and top vaudeville acts by high standing artists. Sale of seats opens Friday at 10 o'clock.

Vanneville Festival Company Lyceum Tvost Fagtilions Aung Charlee Leonid Fletcher Mansfield Jefferson Crane Mra Perkine D. Fisher Bachelors’ Club Baker and Lynn Weith's Wadeville Frank Kaneerson Ani Aml Daneig Eames Hennes Neil Litchfield Tyceun Spooner Wsual Poplar Price Posion Napoleon Elba Epace Big St. Helena Count Devere Nonaparte Captain du Montville Tater Low Devere Lowise Bonaparte Waterlon Louie XVII Phillipa Coek He Mas Wadm Hoxers Spooners Academy of Music

Piano Rescue Sparks Quiet Romantic Turn

In Chicago Record style, a bachelor Mr. Theodore helps move the Petersens into a new home with a piano. A mishap wrecks the old instrument but he replaces it, and Maud discovers a birthday bill of sale. Daily walks grow into confession and affection.

Theraunt Mr. Theodore Petersens Mr Theodore Maul Miavad Nieve Tsabel Whritherine Maud Doora Miss Sarah Sarah Theodore Chicago

Madame Zeno at 144 Franklin Avenue Reveals Life Readings

Madame Zeno, famed palmist and life reader, offers guidance from cradle to grave at 144 Franklin Avenue. Fifty cents admission.

Madame Zeno America Lfe Franklin Avenue

Died in Lancaster From Lockjaw Related Injury

Exclusive wire reports from Lancaster indicate 32 year old Fowarl 8 Shade died today from lockjaw caused by a shoe ribbing incident with a heel. Police noted no further details at this time.

Lancaster Shade

Wall Street Review Highlights Mixed Market Amid Continuing Volatility

New York November 21 The stock market showed routine fluctuations amid strong demand and heavy profit taking. Early gains faded as selling resumed with notable moves in Grangers St Paul leading gains while Atchison and Northern Pacific weakened. Bond activity remained solid with broad volume and prices steady.

New York St Panl Atchison Common Brooklyn Transit Focal Traction Louisville Wil Meiple Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Union Pucitte Denver Rio St. Louie San Francisco United States Bose

Soneseted 8 by H. G. Dale at Butter-Creamery listed

A fragmentary notice mentions Soneseted 8 by H. G. Dale of 27 Lackawanna Ave Butter-Creamery in a dairy tubs listing near Western and Beana-Por with unclear details. The text includes stray words and garbled phrases from a damaged OCR segment.

H. G. Dale Lackawanna Ave Madivn

Flour-Dest patent prices rise in New York trade

In New York on November 2a markets showed higher prices for flour and firm demand. Wheat futures remained strong with No. 2 red and No. 2 white options steady to higher as elevator activity held, while oats and barley traded with subdued gains and steady tone across the board.

New York White Ib Whit Sato Whide Seope Encamery Mable Cian Adulet Mao Uney State Pennsylvania Weiter Bedie

Philadelphia Grain and Produce Price Report

Philadelphia market summary for November with mixed grain and butter notes. Includes No 2 white wheat, No 2 white clipped oats, various futures and regional prices, dairy butter and cream trends, eggs, poultry, and related commodities.

Poultry and grain receipts reported in regional shipments

The record lists mixed poultry products including fowls turkeys and ducks alongside grain deliveries. It notes quantities of flour oats and corn in thousands of bushels and taskels with unspecified destinations and shipper names. The fragmentary items imply regional agricultural commerce.

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Cattle market mixed as price ranges shift across stock classes

Trade reports show varied demand with cattle and calves trading unevenly. Strong demand for prime steers while stockers and cows show mixed strength, with canners active and lighter receipts of sheep and lambs noted. Prices span from about 4.75 to 4.40 per hundredweight, amid firmer action on some classes and lighter bids on others.

Chicago Texas Wiewbeerd Mecca Smarton Sulew Shnad Sada Joba

Livestock Market Report With Mixed Prices

New York November market notes show slow to lower prices for steers and cows with light sales and steady to lower calves. Slush and sleet hamper activity. mild bids seen on some lots but overall dull trading across cattle and veal, with prices around a few dollars per hundredweight.

York Wulk Vulils

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