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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1900

Page

2

Northeastern Pennsylvania Teachers Institute At Montrose

Montreal reports the Northeastern Pennsylvania Teachers Institute in Montrose with sessions, recitals by Rogers and Grilley, talks by Dr. Yoder and Dr. Ferris, and lectures by Dr. Waters on Baked Beans and Brown Bread. Mrs Gill and Elizabeth de Barre Gill perform, with tickets for four remaining lectures priced at six. Local residents Lewiz M. Brainard and H. & Swabett relocate to Troy.

Guequehanna County Scranton Tribune Montreal Teachers’ Institute Rogers-Grilley Armory Rogers Grilley H. B. Benedict Methodist Episcopal Church Yoder Chicago Willis Elizabeth de Barre Gill Philadelphia

Revival Adds Heat To Lakeside Church Effort

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports an old fashioned revival underway at Lakeside Susquehanna county led by Mrs. May Frey of Elmhurst. Frey is described as a successful evangelist who conducts thorough work attracting local interest and participation.

New Milford Lakeside Susquehanna County May Frey Elmhurst

Harford Notes Include Lectures and Visits

Special to the Scranton Tribone notes Mrs J C Tanner visiting Scranton and Miss Jena Payne with Mrs Guss Tiffany in town. Mrs C Rhodes aged about eighty nine broke her hip and may not recover. PF Tiffany and two sons spent Saturday in Binghamton. Mrs E W Harding hosted the Ladies Aid at South Harford October 15. Prof Compton and wife visited parents in Springville and will attend the Montrose institute. Republican rally Friday drew a full hall. Davis and Little of Montross spoke. Harford cornet band played. Rev Magee Waters lectured on Lincoln to high praise. Christian Endeavor praised the speaker. attendance was small. Tuesday morning Mr Waters, Mr Sweet and Mr Munwell attended the Orphan.

Scranton Springville Montrose Jena Payne Guss Tiffany Messrs Davis Little of Montross Harford Cornet Band Magee Waters Lincoln Waters Christian Endeavor Society Mr. Sweet Munwell

Mrs W D agon Praises Dr Pierce's Discovery for Son

In Robeson County North Carolina Mrs W D agon writes about her one and a half year old son who suffered indigestion for five years. After using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery the boy recovered after two bottles and has remained well for three years.

Dr. Pierce

Local rummage sale and community notices mark Honesdale events

Ice half an inch thick and ground frozen in Honesdale as October scenes unfold. Grace Episcopal rummage sale promotes a wide array of items. Town mourns dismissed glass cutters, wedding attendance, and family gatherings. Odd Fellows lodge anniversary, Carroll and Darius Minstrels showcase, with soprano solos and Maple City Mandolin Club.

Honesdale Indies of Grace Episcopal Church Bertha Fuerthin New York City Jacob Freeman Max Levi Cleveland Mary Weston Jennie Browncomb Peterson Charlotte Lane Grant W. Lane Freedom Lodge of Odd Fellows Carroll and Darius John Clark John Carroll Robert M. Darius Ed. X K. Brown William Kallahan R. M. Darius Maple City Mandolin Club Miss Agatha Sweeney Jeff Freeman

Turbulent Pittston meeting mulls strike rumors and Deceased

National Committeeman Fred C. Tilcher spoke to about a thousand on the Terrell plot in Broad street Pittston urging peace and patience amid strike rumor. Other items note the death of Joseph Van Buskirk at 10 and upcoming weddings and a fair matinee at West Pittston grounds.

Scranton Tribune Pittston National Fred C. Tilcher Terrell Broad Street Tully Mr. Tilcher Elm Street West Pittston North Main Street St. Mary's Church Upper Pittston Mary McDonnell Scranton John Flaherty Grimith J. Thomas Carbondale W. G. Thomas Ida Cardwell Parsons Henry Uth Stephenson Street Duryea Clausen C. E. Howell Furnitur Booth Main Street Luzerne County Fair Association West Plittaton Fair Grounds

Cough Remedy Promises Quick Cold Cure

Remedies of doubtful utility give way to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which has twenty five years of sale proving its prompt cure for colds. Taken early it can cure a cold in a day before it settles in the system. Sold by all druggists Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.

Matthews Broa

Avoca dolls and local visits reported in Avoca notes

Solomon Deeble guided his successor W J Buglehall through the Avoca dolliery mines yesterday. Mrs Charles Stegmater and Mrs C Davis of Wilkes-Barre spent yesterday at the Druffner residence. Miss Margaret Thornton of Scranton was at the Pougher residence last week. Mr and Mrs G A Kellum of Ridgeway Elk county guest at Lincoln HS. Charles Aikman returned from a short New York City visit. A special school board session met Monday with Dixon O Brien Webster Davis and Doran present. School will close next week for teachers to attend the Institute. Miss Anna Ward, free substitute, will attend. The president and secretary were authorized to sign a contract with the board.

Solomon Deeble W. J. Buglehall Avoca Dolliery Charles Stegmater C. Davis Wilkes-Larre Druffner Margaret Thornton Scranton Pougher Mra A. Kellum Ridgeway Elk County E. ©. Kellum Lincvoln HS Charles Aikman New York City Dixon O'Brien Webster Davis Doran Anna Ward

Water bids and bills from local board meeting notes

Spring Brook Water company to supply water to No 9 at 20 dollars yearly. Bids invited for digging a four foot ditch and supplying three quarter inch galvanized pipe for various rooms. Bills approved include W J Renniman 1 dollar D C Morton 6.10 dollars William Christian 4.12 dollars Spring Brook Water Co 5 dollars. Coal and egg deliveries arranged for building Nos 3 1 and 2. Meeting adjourned to October 19 with listed attendees returning from Harrisburg.

Spring Brook Water Company No. 9 Scheo W. J. Renniman D. C. Morton William Christian James Doran No. 1 T. J. Fitzelmmans Co. F. Hoban Frank Parks J. J. Mclaughlin J. F. Conaboy Harrisburg

Sixto Lopez of Manila Aims for United States Stump

Sixto Lopez, recently arrived Filipino tied to Bryan, recalls his Washington days as Agoncillo’s secretary during the Spanish war. He impressed officials, met senators, and urged united action with Cuban and Porto Rican representatives. A telegram advocating a hostile move reached War Department via informal channels.

Sixto Lopes United States Bryan Washington Agoncillo Agoneillo War Department Run Dispatch Manila Aguinaldo United States Senate Canada Lopez Agonellto Senate House of Representatives Andrew Carneste Quesida Henna Porto Rico Secretary of War

Laxative Promo Quinine Tab Lets

Proprietary laxative claim offered with money back guarantee if not effective. Grove signature appears on each box as part of the promotional packaging.

TE. W. Grove Fic

Vast Prospects for Cacao Market Global Expansion

From the South American Journal cacao is the main element in chocolate and confectionery. It notes cacao's nutritious value and the butter used in medicine, the shells for cocoa drink, and the pod as animal fodder. The article predicts rising demand, potential for export, and big gains with new railway link to Quito enabling large estates in Hevadar.

Japan Persia British India Oceaniea Hawaii Aussia Turkey Greece Hevadar Quito

Wall Street Review Markets Highlight Mixed Early Trading

Wall Street opened with cautious gains as bulls showed strain and short interest declined. People's Gas moved on a corporate consolidation, while Southern Railway and Louisville and Nashville led advances amid broad stock weakness and uneven bond activity. Total sales reached 449000 shares with mixed results across issues.

New York Erereeoos Imoma Yosterday People's and Orden Bnck Southern Railway Loulhville and Nashville Erie and Western United States

Butter Creamery and Dairy Goods Advertised

Corrected by U G Dale details butter creamery dairy tubs eggs full cream cheese beans potatoes onions flour and peas with prices noted for each item. Nearby entries list various produce and staples with per unit or per pound pricing.

U. G. Dale Lackawanna Ave

Grain Prices and Receipts in Philadelphia Market Report

Wheat prices fall four cents per October contract while corn and oats show declines or steady quotes. Creamery butter and sugar markets listed with varied firm and dull tones. Receipts include 15,000 harvels of flour and 2,000,000 bushels of grains. shipments record 24,000 bushels wheat and 6,000 bushels corn.

Philadelphia Wes Olickuns L.dte Weatern Do. Ua Ide Savka

Market notes show steady prices with limited gains

New York notes flour and wheat markets largely steady at old prices with firm options, corn and oats trading dull yet steady, while dairy products and cheese show mixed receipts. Prices for eggs and rye are listed with regional track quantities and varied activity amid cautious trading.

New York Duluth Sdagse Maerige Cheee—Winn State Pennsylvania Western

Chicago Cattle Receipts Show Mixed Day Trends

Cattle receipts reach 16 000 with westerns and Texans in supply. Prices range from 36.59 to 6.40 for various classes. Sheep receipts total 29 000 with steady to higher markets for welters and heavier lambs across the yard.

Chicago Choley Eready Elow Blakedy Giati Oxas Mulls Bop Ravelpla, 29,000; Haeep Vholve Feedlie Iarbas Goms Oholve Welkers Weatern Alwep Slwep Pative Weatero Lamby

Reeves Markel Slow and Decline Observed in New York Live Stock

In New York on the seventeenth Reeves Markel show a slow market with limited demand for cattle and calves. Traders report muted activity and cautious bidding as prices edge downward amid a fluctuating meat market in exchange rooms today.

New York Qet Reeves Markel

Livestock Auction Report Mixed Prices and Steady Trends

Prices for cattle and calves show steadiness with several lots unsold and varied bids. Hogs and sheep exhibit mixed movement, hogs easing while calves and lambs move toward steady to firmer levels as buyers adjust. Small calves and sows appear in moderate demand amid uncertain turnout.

Wheat and grain futures mixed on Chicago markets

Chicago traders reported early gains in wheat on cables but selling pressure pulled prices later. Corn and oats declined with provisions little changed while cash quotes slipped from highs. Prices for flour and various grain numbers appeared steady to down amid a cautious trading floor.

Chicago Decemler Timothy Sides Say Whiehey

Market Prices for Livestock and Goods Report

Liberty hosts report listing cattle, sheep, veal, and feed prices. Includes primes and common grades with quoted per unit values and totals, noting variances and buyers.

Unclear OCR Cubes Produce City Ledger Fragments

Fragmentary OCR notes show balances of credits and core certificates with figures like 110 and 74 03 barrels and 1 710 barrels. Mentions shipments and averages but lacks clear units, dates, or full context.

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