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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1899

Page

3

Return of Bill Dennis Surprises Mother in Stroudsburg

A Stroudsburg man, William Dennis, who left in 1854 to seek mining riches in California and Nevada, returns home alive and wealthy. He recounts strikes at Young's Hill and North Yuba with dust hauls totaling tens of thousands, while his mother Annie aged remains in Stroudsburg. he buys 20 acres of mining ground in Eureka California and recalls rattlesnakes and early prospects.

Stroudsburg Wold Country North Scratton Tribune Dr. Wi William Dennis East Stroudsburg Friends of Dennis Colorade BI Dennis James Dennis Annie Dennis Jooks Eureka Sierra County California Young's Hill Yuba Young's Ill

Institute Opens in Montrose for Susquehanna County Teachers

The 32nd annual Institute of Susquehanna county teachers opened in Montrose on October 17 at 10 a.m. with welcome by BD T Brewster and responses by M W Stephens and Miss Anna C Doran. Introductory lectures were given by Dr Sherman Davis of Bloomington Indiana Dr BE Kemp of East Stroudsburg Pa and Dr Byron W King of Pittsburgh. Afternoon program included sessions on Thought and Expression Phonics and Studies in Literature among others led by Kemp and King.

Montrose Susquehanna County Bd.t. Brewster M. W. Stephens Anna C. Doran Sherman Davis Bloomington Ind BE. L. Kemp East Stroudsburg Byron W. King Pittsburg Dr. Kemp Davis Kemp Dr. King King

Record of Teachers Enlisting Reveals 900 Names

At day’s end Enrolling Secretary FE M Compton reported that 900 teachers had up to that time placed their names on the roll. The session closed with orderly handling as Dr. Davis and others guided the proceedings.

Tragedy in Busquehanna: Frederick Lown Ends His Life

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Frederick Lown aged 25, a night laborer at the Erie round house, shot himself at the Oakland side of the river around 54 oclock Monday evening. He had been in good spirits after a day of hunting but died instantly, with thoughts of insanity blamed on overwork and ill health. Funeral at First Presbyterian church officiated by Pastor David I Sutherland, interment at McKune cemetery Oakland side.

Scranton Tribune Busquehanna Frederick First Presbyterian Church Hey David I Sutherland Offichiting McKune Oakland

Local Notes Report Busy Week In Kingston Area

Miss Stella Howard returns to Kingston studies after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs BR Howard. Milk farmers sign five year contract for higher prices. Mrs C M Lewis Mrs Frances Demoray and Mrs Billie visit Scranton. Baeno and Getull sell portable saw mill to Mr Gillespie of New Milford, transfer this week. Rev A D D David gives temperance address to Epworth league at Stevens Point. Mrs John Lyden called to Herrick Center. wife of son Charles, station agent, gave birth to triplets two girls and a boy, mother and boy doing well. girls deceased. Nellie Lyon marries this week, first grandchild and first son-in-law. G P Barnes and wife in New York. Dr E T Wheaton and wife visit N Foster. L D Sanford busy in Carbondale. C M Lewis in Scranton. Rev P BR Tower and wife attend Tower reunion at H J Millard’s in Rush. return planned next week.

Baeno & Getull Gillespie New Milford A. DD David Epworth Stevens’ Point John Lyden Herrick Center C Charles Charlie Lyon Nellie G. PD. Barnes New York T. Wheaton Scranton Foster L. D. Sanford Carbondale C. M. Lewis Monars

Towanda Notes and Local Updates

Burglars entered Harry Shores home in Towanda sacking the premises and taking a winter overcoat and fur. The estate of James Van Dyke of Ulster township valued at 10000. John Borgeson of Canton township granted naturalization papers. A case of typhoid fever reported to Towanda board of health. Engines Asa Packer and Montrose overhauled at Sayre shops with names erased and Nos 1 and 3 substituted. Bradford county school directors to meet Nov 1. Deputy State Superintendent Henry Houck to speak. A yellow bass weighing pounds caught in the river by A Y Last Plant. Charles Teed appointed sanitary agent of Wysox. John Murphy, former Titusville resident, died aged 50 in Towanda. Punerager View event. Ing ham counterfeiting trial referenced. Arthur Rounds, 21, killed by cars near Weedsport. Athens-Cortland football score 12-6 to Athens. Mike Ryan of Canton escaped from Danville asylum. police alerted. F Crammer of Montour? and

Towanda Harry Shores James Vandyke Ulster Township John A. Borgeson Canton Township Fanning United States John C. Murphy Titusville Mra Catherine Gillie Hegas Tpperary Ireland Reed Punerager Lilley Mon W.T. Davis Philadelphia Mr. Ingham Inghami Newitt H. C. Porter State Pharmaceutical Examining Board Pittsburg Arthur Rounds Sayre Weoedsport Athens Ant Cortlaid Nuemalecchool McAves Mike Ryan Canton Danville F. . Crammer Monrgeton

Local Nuptials and Moves Mentioned in Brief

Mite Sadie V. Fivang from Wilkes Barre wed Saturday, officiated by Justice J. H. Orcutt. Charion L. Fellows of Moraburg has moved to Troy to resume legal practice. Potatoes priced at 26 sept bushes in Rumfield on Saturday. Bradford County Sunday school convention slated for Canton next month.

Mite Sadie V. Fivang Wilkes Barra Justioe J. H. Orcutt Charion L. Fellows Moraburg Troy Rumerfield Bradford County Sunday School Ee Cok Canton Bhe Fore Pa

Local Notables Visit Montrose and Marcus from Scranton

Commander Mason arrives as guest of his sister Mrs Beare. several locals visit or conduct business while D W Searle returns from Philadelphia. A lecture by Dr Byron W King draws large attendance at the armory and, in the afternoon, institute sessions cover nature study drawing and expression with praise for Miss Alice Morse's drawing methods already introducing the system in Scranton schools.

Scranton Tribune Montrose Newton E. Mason Brooklyn Santiago Mra D. W. Beare J. T. Murphy Choconut Harry Watrous Carbondale Ann Lyons D. W. Gardner Cherry Street I. M. Strickland Lathrop Fred Bennett and Son Dimock D. W. Searle Philadelphia Newitt- Ingham Mra. R. G. Clark Great Bend Armory Masten Byron W. Kine King School of Oratory Pittsburg Institute Moxley Davis Dr. King Dr. Davis Dr. Kemp Alice Morse Miss Morse

Susquehanna News: Yard Ready and Local Appointments

The Erie yard at Ararat is completed with around the clock switching to sort coal east and west. Local leaders inspect Moodycorps No 12 and praise its flourishing condition as a banner corps. News items include retirements, property sales, and planned rail service expansion linking Carbondale to New York via Honesdale.

Susquehanna Erie Ararat M. J. Watkins Factoryville Baptist Church Haletead Baptist Church Matthew Anderson Windsor Township Beebe Kirkwood Warner W. Eastabrook William Wilcox Jackson Walter Kitchen Grand Street James Page George Estabrook William H. Telford Broad Street D. J. Sutherland Lackawanna Presbytery Synod of Pennsylvania Susquehanna County Montrose Little Republican County BP. F. Broderick St. John’s Catholic Church Rh. W. Searle Philadelphia Carbondale New York Honesdale Montrose Railroad

Local Social Notes and Church Plans in Meshoppen Area

Miss Aina Stark visited relatives at East Lemon on Sunday. Miss Lottie Carr shows improvement. Miss Francis Coleman will wed Attorney Ruel A Capwell of Scranton at the bride’s parents home next Thursday. Methodists plan a church addition for a new pipe organ to be installed before Christmas. Mr B K Sturdevant installed Red Jacket lodge officers in Meshoppen. The Baptist ladies invite help for a needy family and clothing for children is requested.

Aina Stark East Lemon Lottie Carr Francis Coleman Ruel A. Capwell Scranton B. Coleman B. K. Sturdevant Meshoppen Red Jacket Lodge No.4 Noblé Grand Fred A. Chase W. C. Smith Samuel Reynolds B. J. Goodwin

Wall Street Review Shows Brief Bullish Surge Fades

The market opened with a short lived bull drive as operators rumored to return to trading lifted sentiment. Gains cooled before close with declines in copper and iron and steel shares and total sales reaching 397,300 while bonds held steady.

New York Central Pacific Nome Pullman Great Northern Baltimore and Ohio la Cleche Grangers Louisville Southern Pacific Wall Street United States

Fragmentary Dairy Goods Listings From Local Market

Corrected list shows varied dairy items and produce with prices scattered across entries. Mentions include Buller-Creamery products, Cheeses, cream, butter, onions, potatoes, lemons, flour, and related quantities and prices in a garbled catalog snippet.

H. G. Dale Lackawanni Avenue Buller—Creamery Galte

Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Report

Philadelphia on October 17 reports wheat and corn prices mixed with spot bids. Prices for smoked beef and pork products hold firm amid steady meat quotations. various sliced and salted items show movement and brand labeling varies.

Philadelphia

Pickle Market Report and Farm Goods Prices

Freight and farm items listed with prices for bacon lard refined sugar and various poultry. Notes imply demand steady for refined cotton and Chevwe-Firm sugars while live poultry shows dull activity for fowls and turkeys. Shipments include 4000 barrels and 30000 sticks with 101000 bushels corn and 5000 bushels wheat.

Tate Tulsa TyaTlee Qadie Iec Walle

New York Grain and Produce Market Report Oct 17

Flour firm except low grades with scarcity. Wheat spot weak No 2 red Tie by a thin margin. Corn spot weak No 4 40% fob. Options mostly lower. oats spot easy No 2 white. Butter steady. eggs quiet. cheese firm large white and small colored. Market shows declines across grains and fats with liquidation pressure.

New York Duluth Ike New Murch Matee Dudlaye Viatte Mark Mali

Wheat market declines drag down commodities in Chicago and Liverpool

Chicago shares show a heavy liquidation as wheat prices weaken worldwide amid a sharp drop in Liverpool. Provisions hold steady with dull trading. grain markets close near lows while displays of various grains and livestock show minimal change.

Chicago Ft. 17 Liverpool Timothy See Lord Hiulders Gastec

Cattle and Sheep Prices Dull in Chicago Trade

Chicago trade shows subdued cattle and sheep activity with prices barely steady. Cattle demand weak for common to medium grade, with modest gains for prime and top end lots. sheep and lambs move slowly in a narrow price range as western rounds trend weaker.

Chicago Colves Bath Witte Dowl Ile Mand Bitoo Mihai Fowler Enettbuffalo Serkene Peice Mads Abadt

Unclear OCR Update on Market Prices and Livestock

Fragmentary report from Enettbuffalo dated Oct 1 shows scattered terms. Mentions oats hay sheep and lambs with rough revenue notes and steady or dull price indications. Specific entities, dates, or locations are unreadable due to text garble.

Unclear Auction Pricing For Sheep Lot

Fragmentary OCR notes show prices and animal types with irregular digits. Specifies wethers and yearlings and multiple price points though details are unreadable.

East Liberty Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed

Market report from East Liberty shows cattle steady with prime and common classes trading near 5000 dollars for some lots. Hog prices vary with heavy hogs around 4000 to 5000 and lighter weights bringing lower bids. Sheep and calves also trend steady to lower with selective lots achieving modest gains.

East Liberty

Market Summary From New York Opening Trade

New York markets report muted start with little trading activity. Calves steady around 108 grosven, lambs and hogs weak, sheep prices lower, demand subdued across the early session.

Unclear Credit Balances Reported From City Office

The document notes city credit balances at 14 with corrections and no bids, offers, or sales. It lists ship mints at 2 and an average of 7.67 percent for Runa, HOG, with an average value of 475 dollars.

OW City Opt

Taxpayers Case Hearings Set in Towanda December

Special to the Scranton Tribune Towanda October 1 Judge Archbald fixes Towanda for the week of December 4 to hear exceptions from taxpayers and ex‑commissioners in the Bradford County tax surcharge appeal. If time fails to proceed to the Supreme Court lack of paperbacks may stop further action.

Towands Towanda Archbald Bradford County

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