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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1899

Page

5

Developments in the Lackawaxen Valley Rail Line Plot

Hawley Pennsylvan ia Nov 24 Special to The Beranton Tribune shows Erie and Delaware Valley lines vying over canal and rail routes. Erie workers block canal passage at Lackawaxen, while surveys advance between Hawley, Lackawaxen and Rowlands. Oil field activity at South Branch of Great Eastern Oland Gas Co. reports gas oil spout and potential four barrels daily once cleaned.

Lackawaxen Valley Beranton Tribune Hawley Delaware Valley and Kingston Railroad Company Rondout The Erie Lackawaxen Corpa Ths Place Pennsylvania Coal Company Rowlands Erle Wyoming Valley Great Eastern Oland Gas Company Doe Goa

Saw Mill Fire Destroys Tafton Plant

Hawley Pa November 24 The steam saw mill of Wall and Murphy at Tafton three miles from Hawley was totally destroyed by fire last Tuesday night. Investigators deem the blaze incendiary as it could not have started from the boiler. Losses include machinery and plant appliances valued about $200, leaving the firm unable to fill many lumber and tie orders on hand.

Hawley Wall & Murphy Tafton

Canal Basin Track Connected to Erie Road in Scranton Area

The Delaware and Hudson track through the canal basin has been linked with the Erie line. Workers push to run a coal train from Carbondale over the new connection before week’s end. Blandin bridge filling done. turn table foundations laid. passenger station foundation advancing with dressed stone arriving. sixteen men on foundation walls.

Honesdale Delaware and Hudson Canal Basin Erie Carbondale Blandin Bridge

Oil in Bradford Gusher Promises Future Results

Towanda reports a renewed oil gusher in Bradford County with immediate promise of future output. The discovery is described as another strong indicator that may boost supplies and industry activity in the region.

Scranton Tribune Towanda

Revered Rev Nathan Leighton of Tunkhannock Remembered in Alumni Reunion Note

The Tribune recalls Nathan Leighton’s career, noting his Franklin Academy ties and status as the eldest alumnus of G A Grow. It recounts his rural youth, schooling at New York University and Auburn Seminary, and pastorships in Cuba NJ and other towns, with tributes from era professors and church leaders.

Tribune Nathan Leighton Tunkhannock Franklin Academy Harford G. A. Grow Alr Laighton Sometles Susquehanna County Asa Lalehton Academy New York University Auburn Seminary Uise Treenil Iie Albany Erie Canal Uticn Chenango Canal Binghamton Leighton Cuba N. J Champlain Vantage Newfoundland Jewett N.Y Ais Ta Ponta Lighten Vin Toubleday First Presbyterian Church Hinghamton

Retired minister Andrew Leighton obituary note

The text recalls the invitation of Heendlate to preach at Dr Gregory's pulpit and describes Andrew Leighton, once a native minister, who after twenty years retired for health. With savings his frugal wife helped him buy a small farm near Tunkhannock, finding recreation, health, and longer life in farming by Glenburn on November 2.

Gregory Docwor Leighton Tunkhannock Rogguixcat

Canning factory site chosen along Lehigh Valley rail line

The stockholders committee viewed sites for Co. A Hungerford and Aaron Brown's canning plant and settled on a plot along the Lehigh Valley railroad owned by the Nicholson estate after price talks. Other sites were considered, including a farm site offered free of rent but too far from rail.

Tunkhannock Canning Factory A. Hungerford Aaron Brown Lehigh Valley Railroad Nicholson Dershimer Philadelphia T. H. Hyan Emmons Burnett Elmira William Smith Buffalo N. Y Noah Lenox Smith A. M. Bkastman F. M. Vaughn J. Wood Pratt H. 8 Washington Township John W. Gray Gray

Erie excursion to New York carries 187 from Honesdale

The Erie excursion to New York on Wednesday brought 187 passengers from Honesdale. The Starr Comedy company will visit the opera house for three nights starting Thursday. Christian Endeavor fair in Seeleyville on Friday December 1 to benefit chapel land. A Wayne county farmer shipped 12 000 cabbage heads to Cincinnati in the past week. Louisa Hardenburg acts as bridesmaid in Lynchburg Virginia. Harriet and Katherine Stanton visit Newark New Jersey aunt Mrs. H. M. Crowell. Russell H. Conwell to lecture Acres of Diamonds at the Presbyterian church Nov 27 with five numbers. Janice Crossley leaves for Scranton to join J A Wolfe’s job printing office on Washington Avenue.

Scranton Tribune Honesdale Erie New York Starr Comedy Company Opera House Christian Endeavor Society of Seeleyville Chapel Land Wayne County Cincinnati Louisa Hardenburg Lynchbure Harriet Katherine Stanton H. M. Crowell Newark N. J Christian Endeavor Society Russell H. Conwell Philadelphia Leland Powers Will Carleton Janice Crossley Omce Scranton J. A. Wolfe Washington Avenue Crossley

Temperance Day Events Noted In Sorenton

Thompson reports Temperance day to be observed at the First Baptist church with Women’s Christian Temperance Union in charge. Local news notes include a carriage mishap with no injuries, visits between residents, and shipments of four thousand quarts of milk daily to New York.

First Baptist Church Frank Crozier Lewis Sherwood Como C. M. Lewis Ruth Callender Jermyn New York Mra J. T.ooking Jennie Orson Charles King Charles Pickering Starrucca

Miner’s Mills worker suffocated by coal pocket suction

A Polander employed by North American Coal at Miners Mills washery was drawn into a coal pocket and suffocated. He was clearing coal by a pocket’s suction when he disappeared, the exact time under the coal unclear.

Pittston North American Coal Company Miner's Mills Ttme

Silent Footage Reveals Fatal Pocket Trap Incident

A man was found dead after his feet protruded from a draw-gate pocket during an incident. Authorities reported the life had become extinct upon removal from the enclosure.

Abouts

Batelay Railroad curbs expansion with 32 deeds filed

The Batelay Railroad company filed thirty two deeds of right of way for its Canton to Greenwood extension. Five parcels lie in Canton and twenty seven in LeRoy township. Local items note marriages, accidents, court actions, church appointments, and civic notices across Towanda and nearby towns.

Towanda Batelay Railroad Company Canton Greenwood LeRoy Township Harriet Wood J. F. Meade Sayre E. J. Rosengrant Benevolent Society Keystone Social Club Deremery C. T. Moss Methodist Episcopal Church Weedaport N. Y Malcolm Myer Lehigh Valley Mness Wade Beardslee Wells Elmira C. T. Hallowell Park Rapids Mich Charles O Laura Smith John Maloney Wynox

Forest City Social News and Local Updates

Rev. T N Steelman visited Rochester. Mrs. Glenna Horton guests Myron Woodmanree in Forest City. The W C U met at Mrs. Jane Meynolda’s. H W Brown store rented to Conners and Batman. Pentecost named enumerator for next caucus. Fred Jennings recovering from typhoid. Margaret Connolly and A T Simpson wed. Rev Richard Walsh officiated. Hungarian hurt at Clifford breaker. Lavina Reynolds to New York. Mabel Evans guests. Mary Ann Dearie and James Clark wed at St Agnes Church. reception at Dearie home.

Pentecost & Bryant Messrs. Conners & Batman T. J. Pentecost Mr. Pentecost Charles H. Ainey Montrose Penneylaria United States Lavina Reynolds New York City T. Thorpe Dundas Street Mabel Evans Susquehanna Mary Ann Dearie Delaware Street James Clark Richard Walsh St. Agnes Church Nathaniel Dearie Margaret Dearie Scrinton Chase Mrs. Dearie

Chamberlain's Pain Balm Cures Others Why Not You

A Manchester New Hampshire man reports his wife improved after nine years of shoulder pain using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He notes one bottle nearly cured the ailment and credits the product after trying many medicines and doctors. Sale by all druggists. Matthew Droas wholesale and retail agent.

Chamberlain Adolph L. Millett Manchester N. H. Foy all druga@iste Matthew Dros

Clare's Summit Farmers Institute Program Preview

The farmers institute will meet at the M F church on the 1oth and toth of this month with an interesting program. Dinner will be served in the church parlors on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Charles Kitts of GloveRaville N J have visited friends in Scranton. Benjamin Ross spent Sunday with George Keith and family in Hyde Park. Liver complaints cured by Beechams Pills.

Farmers’ Institute M. Ff Charles Kitts Gloveraville Buster Williams Vino Justin Harry Scranton Benjamin Ross George Keith Hyde Park

Bear attack tale and local notices from Susquehanna

A Susquehanna wood chopper Elias Hathaway survived a bear attack near Parker's Glen after a desperate battle with two bears, reclaiming his axe and killing one with a sharpened stake. The report also lists regional church events, a new Lithuanian church cornerstone ceremony, a planned county bridge, and local civic notices including temperance and policing matters.

Local Catarrh Cure Advertises One Dollar Reward Claim

The ad promotes Hull's Catarrh Cure with a promise of one dollar reward for cured cases. It cites J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio and endorsers including Whitling and Marvit Wholesale Druggists. The cure is taken internally and claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Hall’s Family Pills as best and free samples.

Hull Fo J. Cheney & Co Toledi F. J. Cheney Inet Ycure Weet & Trunx Toledo O. Whitling, Kinnon

Markets Show Divergent Movement With Mixed Rail Stocks

New York markets closed with uneven shifts as railroad issues led gains while most industrials fell. Baltimore and Ohio stocks surged late, absorbing large blocks of preferred shares. overall volume and bond demand rose amid firm commodity prices and steady but mixed agricultural and livestock data.

New York Industrini Jones Baltimore and Ohio Wouter Interst Etoc

Scranton Wholesale Market Report Corrections and Prices

Corrections by H. G. Dole list dairy items and prices at the Scranton wholesale market. Entries include Rutter-Creamery dairy products with firkins and tubs, Chestnut brands, and assorted per unit and per bushel quotes. Prices for lemons and flour appear in fragmented form within the corrected listing.

Scranton H. G. Dole Lackawanna Avene Rutter—Creamery Sacie Western Itge Chute

Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Brief

Philadelphia November 4 shows mixed grain prices with wheat and corn lower and oats steady. Contract grades listed with Nov delivery notes and quality terms, while soybeans show weak demand and firming prices in parts of the market.

Philadelphia Duland Onle Pirm

Markets Mixed as Grain Prices Drift Across Holiday Trading

New York reports a quiet market with dull closing for wheat and weak spot prices. Chicago influences show declines and late rally efforts, while corn and butter prices vary with local covering aiding slight rebounds.

New York Duluth Wise Purther Une Blagie Western Creamery

East Buffalo Market Report Mixed Grades and Steady Cattle

Veal and young cattle show strong top prices around 7.60 to 7.76 for handy weights while common and medium grades stay steady. Hogs receipts about 15 head with dull sale and prices near 40.5 to 45. Mixed sheep and lambs show steady to higher prime selections with light numbers and broader ranges across lots.

East Buffalo Yorker Lindon St Canndik

Chienge Live Stock Market Report Featured Slaughter, Receipts

Mixed cattle and hog prices described with fair clearance and average quality. Receipts list cattle at 2,000 head and hogs with native, heavy and fair condition. bulls calves and wethers noted with varied bids and prices.

Chivas Shad Iis Hilde Fen Helfers Texas Rome West Pontage Gould Janie Ido

New York Live Stock Market Snapshot

New York November report shows slower sales for lower grades with wool prices steady. Cattle, oxen and calves steady to higher. cows at farm values unchanged. Sheep and lamb markets mixed with stronger demand for good quality and lambs. prices vary by grade and weight.

New York and Western Do Itwitec Hutter—Firm Fancy Western Creamery fGer Presse Dudlac Tate Lie Onte New York Ol Mills Canada Hilo

East Liberty Cattle Market Report

East Liberty cattle market notes from November 2 describe prices for steers and heifers, mentioning prime beef, veal calves and various lots. Buyers and watchers quote bids with per hundredweight values and notable price levels at 1,285 head listing, reflecting market activity and demand.

Caat Liberty Rteadyt Bue Prime

Oil City Credit Balances and Certificate Bids

Oil City reports cash oil bids with opened certificates and quoted averages for November 1. Channel Lt Rhiomente shows a balance of 1220 with average 200, and Kun e 1407 with average 1742.

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