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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1900

Page

7

Narrow Escape of Norman Shaeff and Bear Story

In Susquehanna county a wandering Swiss with a gunshot wound was sheltered by Palmer Wolcott. The bear, drunk after drinking cider, wrecked the kitchen, and was later killed after challenging a train. Also noted are local memorials and anecdotes including Norman J. Shaeff, booted for forty years, and various community updates.

Norman Shaeff South Gibson Susquehanna County Utah Jay Gould Benial Scranton Tellin Susquehiana Woo Palmer Walcott Burnwood Aim Scranton New York Farmer Wolcott Brain Soher Vt

Wiring Completed at Tunkhannock Court House Brightens County Buildings

The wiring of the county court house for electric lights was completed today by Paul Billings & Sons, who also wire the county jail. The board of county commissioners has painted corridors, refitted the commissioners’ office, and installed lights on the river bridge. They plan new furniture and re papering for the prothonary’s office and hope to overhaul the court room soon. Local figures visit from Factoryville for a Reynolds audit, while a bankruptcy sale of James S. Leighton’s personal property is set for December 7. A petition for a county representative contest was denied by Judge Dunham’s absence, with talks of a challenge lingering after a tight election. Mrs. Kutz, wife of Justice W. S., suffers serious neuralgia, regarded as dangerous.

Tunkhannock Court House Paul Billings& Sons Board of County Commissioners Prothonotary E. 8 Handrick UC. A. Sisk Charles Gardner Factoryville Reynolds O. S. Kinner James 3. Leighton J. Wood Pratt Scranton Republican Wilkes- Barre Hon M. Dunham Judge Dunham Squier Dev Th. O W. Ward Braintriin Messenger Laceyville Kutz

Starrucca News and Notices from Around Town

Special to the Seranton Tribune Starrucca reports Mr and Mrs Barney Cole moved to Stralehts Kik County Mrs Mary Ann Plekeran 88 died at her daughters home Visited friends in town Sunday Mrs Marion Cash returning home from Great Bend A C Crossley and son spending days in New York Pinte Daley returned to his uncle John Sweeney in Mk Siete The Oregon Medicine company is in town A surprise birthday party was held for Miss Aurora Callendar her eighteenth birthday with many local youths attending.

Starrucca Barney Cole Stralehts Kik County Mary Ann Plekeran Jackson Mary Connelly Susquehanna Marion Cash Great Bend A. C. Crossley He Apending New York Pinte Daley John Sweeney Mk Siete Oregon Medicine Company Aurora Callendar

Local Notes From Tithiny Visit and Community News

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports guests and visitors including Kugeley Naw do Mes Hoon Tian of Tithiny at Mie Lineie Tiffany last Saturday. Wred Moor bought a tine cam of road at Baile. KK Brundage visiting daughter Mrs W W Adams. Mrs FL EL Moore spent Sunday with Mrs W Moore at New Milford. Carpenter bought a building lot from Kingsley Creamery. Mrs W visited Kimira over Sunday. Preaching at Methodist Episcopal church west Sunday at 2 40 sharp with Sunday school at 1 80. All are invited and singers with hymnals are asked to bring Finest of the Wheat No 2 to Sunday school.

Scranton Tribune Kugeley Mes Hoon Tian Lineie Tiffany W. Jeffers Laughter Wred Moor Baile Brundage Fe W. W. Adams FL EL Moore W. Moore New Milford BE. Carpenter Kingsley Creamery Company W. Defers Kimira Methodist Episcopal Church

Local notes from Mallstead and Spevial area

Reportes from Mallstead Nov 22 describe an overer supper at Myre Krucet Colwell home on Du Bois street and Lackawanna workers receiving October pay. Names Chise of Baltimore and Chase of Kustom visit relatives while others travel to James Jackson’s in Ibernbergin district for dinner. Contractor E W Roowa builds a large barn for Great Bend party on Carl's flats. Mr Joderick confined at home on Fransiin street leaves for a visit with his daughter in Tunkhannock. The Young People's group of Christian Ki...

Mallstead Myre Krucet Colwell du Bois Street Lackawanna A. Chise Baltimore D, Chase Kustom Chase Ihursiluy James Jackson Iwnberlgin E. WL. B. Roowa Great Bend Carl

Presbyterian church hosts successful game supper

The Presbyterian church parish hall held a game supper on Thursday to raise funds and foster community fellowship. Attendees enjoyed refreshments and social mingling as organizers reported a successful event.

Deavor Presbyterian Church

Missionary Society Teas in Harford Hinghamton Visit

Stafford reports Mrs Clara Tiffany visiting in Hinghamton. The babies Missionary Society met with Mr Manwell on Wednesday for tea and an evening in Japan under the Missionary committee. Attendance was large with Japaneselike decorations and refreshments served on the floor. Watson on business in Scranton. Mannell attending YP convention in Philadelphia. Nine visiting Mingomitan.

Scranton Tribune Stafford Clara Tiffany Hinghamton The Badies' Missionary Society Merv Manwell Japan H. Wie Nm Japanine Kom. Watson Scranton C. P. Mannell Philadelphia Whd Frank Nine Ory Mingiomitan

Theatrical Attractions This Week At Academy Lyceum

Scranton notices a full week of vaudeville and drama at the Academy and Lyceum. Notable acts include Nell and Mr Litchfield in Town at Brook Fawn, Madam Zeno readings, and the anticipation of Reda at the Lyceum with star Fran Davenport successor Mise Franklin. The program features a mix of singers magicians comedians and light drama, with numerous local performers highlighted.

Catarrh Cure Promises Cure and Testimonials

The advertisement claims Hull's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease through internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts strong faith with a $100 reward for any failure, invites readers to request testimonials, and promotes Hall's Family Pills as best.

Hull Hall F. d. Cornet & CO Toledo

Market Turmoil Marks Thanksgiving Week Closing

New York stocks fluctuated in a broad, confusing session with a sharp early dip in American Steel and Wire from 64 to 46 amid heavy selling. Chesapeake and Ohio rose about 2 percent on Philadelphia account, while St Paul Sugar and General Mills led gains as the market closed weak overall with 1,189,200 shares traded.

New York Tle Lay St. Maul United States

Local Grocery Price List Highlights Staple Imports

Corrected by H. G. Dale prices for Butter Creamery dairy tubes Eggs Select cheese beans potatoes onions flour and patent flour per bushel noted. Items list include Butter Creamery dairy tubes 23e Egga Select 17e 3 nearby plate 190 Choeese Full cream IL Beans per bu 2.49 2.10 2.90 medium harrow price 60c per bu flour best patent 4.60.

H. G. Dale Lackawanna Ave Atte

Wheat and corn prices hold steady in Philadelphia market

Wheat futures advance to 90 and 7244aT for November contracts while corn No 2 mixed November remains firm. Prices for eggs dairy and meat products show mixed steady tones with small shifts in fresh and dressed poultry. Shipments report the same tonnage ranges for wheat and corn, with oats and barley noted in smaller lots.

Philadelphia New York

Market Notes On Dairy and Grain Prices In New York

New York markets report flour steady and fairly active with little change in wheat and oats. Spot dairy items show butter and cheese movement with creamery and imitation creamery products steady to firm. eggs hold steady across Pennsylvania and western markets.

New York Duluth Muon Net Activanien Crean Wie Egga Steadystate Pennsylvania Stosse Western Zladte

November grain market steadies on Chicago board

The Chicago board of trade saw mixed activity with futures dull and Dec closing unchanged. Wheat and oats showed small shifts while provisions declined and flour and corn quotes were listed with varied bid figures, reflecting cautious trading.

Chicago Board of Trade Whitte Park Bebe Vibe

Cattle market report from Chicago shows varied steady prices

November cattle bids in Chicago indicate steady to slow for many classes with canners strong and natives best on the gale. Six carloads reach 6.95 per hundredweight and prime steers around 5.255.76, cows mixed between 2.65 and 4.45, with several entries reflecting fluctuating demand.

Chicago Dileher Gale Medias

Livestock Prices and Market Notes From Old City Market

Market report shows varied livestock bids with sheep and cattle prices fluctuating. Sellers face mixed demand as calves and lambs hold steady while sheep activity remains weak and heavy cattle show cautious movement amid late November trading in the old city market.

Lanka

New York Live Stock Prices From Early November Markets

Market report from New York on November 2 lists varied live stock prices and classifications. Figures include prime and common grades with multiple cattle and sheep prices, plus notes on weights and averages for the period.

New York

Regional shipment totals show varied barrel counts

OCR fragment reports shipments with figures including 1 074 barrels and 149 238 barrels and mentions 675 barrels but lacks context or complete meaning. Names, places, or dates are not discernible in the readable text.

Duryea Briefs From Nov 4 1900s Local Items

Special 10 the Sormitton Tribune notes William J. Mobba foreman on the Lehigh Valley railway fell from his engine and was slightly injured. Miss Mary Nolin ill with typhoid fever slowly improving. John Jones foreman at the Hallstead mill injured at work on Wednesday. William Novvlor in critical condition at his home. Mrs Ace to occupy Richandeon’s hone, W Suslor to occupy Richandeon’s home on Church street and Back road.

Sormitton Tribune Duryea William J. Mobba Lehigh Welsy Mary Nolin John Jones Hallstead Weil Nesda William Noyvlor Mee & FL Ace Benjamin Richanteon Mr. W. Suslor Richande’ Howe Church Street Back Road

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