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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1897
Page
8
Daughters of St George Meet as Scranton News Bits Roll In
In Northeastern Pennsylvania the Daughters of St George schedule a foils session for tomorrow evening. Local residents report visits and social notices including Mr Peter Cosgrove and family in Scranton and others from Pittston and Brooklyn. The Central Pennsylvania Coal Company resolves a labor dispute with a brief workforce return and a compensatory adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Peter Cosgrove
Edward
Scranton
James Hartnett
TP O'Brien
Pittston
O Brien
George Kauffer
Nowlin
Snover
Beranton
Flook
Main Street
M. J. Osborne
Avon
John Witteick
M. J. Gellieple
Ataneiler
Patek Meitenn
Srandeluldge
Austin
Mary O'Malley
Newport News
Robert Cranston
North End
Donnelvanian
Bertie Lee
Tinkhannock
Wiro
Surai Rolle
Edith
Misis
Jevana
Frank Austin
Famiy
Brooklyn
John Merludde
New York City
Adam Clark
South Main Street
Suble Sweeney
Dust Creek
Fahoylkill Counts
William Barmimen
North Kn
Enee McDonnell
Hoboken
N. J
Mather Mathew
Suumpimouus Mooel
Mra M. Fy Whitlow
Central Col
Pennsylvania Goal Company
Larse Corse
Miller Struck by Train Near Oakley Station
dD Miller, struck by a train Friday near Oakley station, is recovering with hope for soon complete convalescence. Dr. Brown plans to leave for Philadelphia later this week to remain through winter. Mrs H Williams and sister returned Saturday from Wetherly Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dd. Miller
Oakley Station
Bie
Phyal- Gan
Dr. Brown
Philadiphia
H. Williams
Wetherly
Wedding News From Honesdale Sets Family Attendance
A text fragment notes visits by Mrs. Sarah J. Williams to her daughter in Tiinghamton and Mrs. Driggs to Manse field. Arthur Smith nurses a cold, Mrs. Driggs plans a visit to cousins, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker with Ralph Williams attend the wedding of Paul W. Gardner to Miss Louise Heft in Honesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hom Inger
Sarah J. Williama
EJ. Raymond
Tiinghamton
Arthur Smith
Driggs
Manse Field
Tom Judge
Frank Baker
Ralph Williams
Paul W. Gardner
Louize Heft
Honesdale
Unveiling Ceremony Change and Local Notices
Special meeting of Langetaff Hore company No 1 to plan travel to Tunkhannock for the October 19 sailors and soldiers monument unveiling. Sheriff sale of Byron Carpenter property postponed to October 24 and a testimony session for Byron Carpenter vs Silas Wood on October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Peter WH
Walter and
Stanley Reynolds
Albert Cobb
Clark's Summit
Keystone Academy
Keystone
Scranton
Tunkhannock High Seciool
Factoryville
Order of Odd Fellows
Amel Millard
Bailey Town
Ted Jacket Lodge
Independent
Lacka- Wanna Lodge
Seramton
Stanley Reymolls
Kingsley
John Walter
A. T. Brundage
Hartford
Boston Street Row Ends With Bullet Wound
In Boston a street confrontation escalated when a man produced a loaded revolver and fired at another man. The bullet pierced clothing and grazed a shoulder, yet the victim remained standing and retrieved a large billfold from his trousers before taking it to the station house for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Oct
Vincenzo
Melli
Moelli
Markets Show Bear Campaign Sells Stocks and Drags Prices
Wall Street bears pushed prices down by selling stocks they did not own and inducing others to sell, then covered slightly as weak gains faded. The session saw narrow net changes across most issues with total volume around 280,500 shares. western rains and drought news influenced grain and export futures amid mixed commodity calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Stock Exchange
West
Bears
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Meara
Grain Markets and Farm Prices From October Trading
Journal of agricultural notes reports refined sugar and poultry prices with steady fowl demand. Grain quotes show wheat and corn activity, with 250 barrels of flour and 2,000 bushels of wheat traded. shipments include 4,000 bushels of wheat and 112,000 of corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Wentern
Chicago
Oct. W
Fitec
Mallalitec
Tiga
Corn
Synlegalitec
Iwhaisc
F.tota
Jonary
Cats, Inc
Fis
Cattle Market Rundown From Chicago Trade Notes
Fragmentary Chicago market brief records cattle and sheep movements including western stockers and feeders. Mentions price ranges around 5 to 8 dollars, large totals for various classes, and a large head count, though many terms are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Howe
Mali
Native steers and cattle prices at New York market
New York market prices show native steers at 1.19 and oxen at 2.50 per unit. Figures list dairy cattle, bulls, and cows with varied bids including 7.75, 6.62, and 2.54, reflecting mixed demand and typographical errors in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oil Market Brief for Pennsylvania Crude
New York reported no active market for crude with prices nominal. In Oil City Pennsylvania shipments reached 225,571 barrels with a run of 170,000 barrels while 76 credit balance certificates stood unused and no bids were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Pennsylvanian Railroad Buys Forty Thousand Tons of Rails
The Pennsylvania Railroad orders forty thousand tons of steel rails at 19 dollars per ton for thirty foot rails and 2 dollars for sixty foot rails. Contracts go to Pennsylvania Steel, Cambria Iron, and Carnegie Steel. All rails to be delivered by January 1, 196. Used to double track the Atlantic Seashore line and replace lighter rails on Pennsylvania roads. Western lines also to receive new rails with Heinolt Steel participating. New York report notes Mayor Grant denying a conference with Juda Gaynor in Great Barrington. Richard H. Adams declines nomination to the Citizens' union ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Oc. 1
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Cambria Tro Coming
Carngte Bteel Company
Atlantic
Jersey
Seashore Railroad
Pennsylvania
Castor Uno
Heinolt Steel Company
New York
Hugh J. Grant
Justice van Wyck
Juda Gaynor
Great Barrington
Mose
Richard H. Adame
Pegieter
Citntons’ Union Meket
Bureau of Electhorns
East Buffalo cattle sale notes and prices
East Buffalo on October 1 reports varied stock prices including choice and medium cattle, hogs and sheep values with quotes for longhorns, cows, oxen, packers, and export sheep. Prices range from around 4.00 to 5.00 per hundredweight for different lots, with notes on stock quality and categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Hahad
East Liberty cattle market prices and items
East Liberty Pennsylvania October 1 cattle sale report lists prime, common, and heavy cattle with prices ranging from about 4.20 to 4.85 for various grades. Bulls, cows, sheep, lambs and veal calves are recorded with fluctuating values reflecting market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Wheat and corn steady as market reports mixed in Oct 11 notes
Philadelphia provision market reports mixed moves with wheat and corn largely unchanged for October and November contracts. Prices for flour whole and roller clear show firm tones while potatoes and butter are listed as quiet to weak with varying quality grades noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
H.thad
Devacy
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