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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1899

Page

3

Nail Driving Contest Delights Spragueville Ladies

In Spragueville near East Stroudsburg a lively nail driving contest drew eight women to Youmans hall. After extended practice and noisy encouragement, Mrs. E. A. Lucky won by a hair over Mrs. Rudolph Miter, with rivals including Mrs. Detrick and Miss Grace Lee close behind. Judges A. C. Bishing, G. D. Decker and Samuel Arnot presided amid heated posturing.

Kbach A. C. Bishing G. D. Decker Samuel Arnot E. A. Lucky Rudolph Miter William Detrick Orny van Vielt Oscar Singer T B. Lucky Grace Lee Manche Youmans

Dispute Over Prize Sparks Tension at Spragueville Fair

Residents told a News man that a contestant felt entitled to the prize and caused widespread dissatisfaction. One judge declined to discuss the second place dispute, signaling lingering tensions from the event.

Spragueville

Grandparents Win Custody Battle in Scranton Tribune note

Special to the Scranton Tribune from Tunkhannock October 18 describes habones corpus proceedings over custody of a 1-year-old. The grandparents claim parental unfitness due to poverty and drunkenness, but the court remanded the child to the parents and guardianship actions for Dr. Dennison are noted with a sheriff’s return and an upcoming court adjournment.

Tunkhannock Joseph Nolney Jacob Stults Nicholson Clinton Rodney Stultz Stulter F.C. Dennilson N. A. McKown W. Dennison J. W. Dennison Eherlis B.C. Matthews Jone

Institute at Montrose Draws Busy Attendance in Heat

Montrose October 18 The Institute enters its third and next to last day with favorable weather and a crowded armory for lectures. Dr Codman spoke on The Puritan in England and America while sessions cover School work in Literature Things New and Old and many topics from Nature Study to Orthography and Reading.

Montrose Pau SIS Armory Parkes Codman England America Kemp King Andrew T. Srolth Oregon Country N. C. Sehneffer Smith Dr. Davis Dr. Kemp Huartiine Dr. Smith Hartline Dr. King Schaeffler Bertion S Misa Morse Ita Nature Bmtths

Bear Encounter Frightens Liveryman John Palmer Jr

Special to The Cranten Tribune Stroadsburg October 18 Palmer son of Mayor John T Palmer nearly had heart trouble after a bear blocked the road returning from Porter's Lake Pike County. The bear stood in the road as his party spooked the horses and vanished into the woods leaving Palmer shaken but unharmed.

John Palmer, Jr Cranten Tribune Stroadsburg John T. Palmer Palmer Porter's Lake Pike County Brain

Susquehanna Notes Mills Farms and Local Events

Susquehanna October 1 report notes a Milford cooperative barrel output for shipments to Nebraska and other states, a funeral at Susquehanna Presbyterian, new locomotives being built in Erie shops, a Rock Bandiroust appearance for Baptist church funds, and a Great Bend church fair likely to be financially successful. Also covering drought impacts, wildfires, a bogus Frank Leslie agent, milk watering controversy in Lynn, a marriage at First Presbyterian Church uniting Miss Anna Doolittle to Edward Moore, and community receptions amid gifts and plans to reside in Berwick.

Scranton Tribune Susquehanna Milford Nebraeka Frederick Lown Oakland Susquehanna Presbyterian Church David I. Sutherland Neloting MeKane Erle Erie Jersey City Rock Bandiroust Company Hogan Opera Hose Nueplices Baptist Chrch St. Lawrence Catholic Church Great Bend Thomas Hesketh Maple Avenue Pike County Frank Leslie Publications Lynn Philadelphia First Presbyterian Church David J. Sutterland Misa Anna Doolittle Edward Moore Berwick Misa Lida Povey Emma Hult Lena Eastabrook Ruth Prilinpi Moore Willl

Wyalusing Notes From The Scranton Tribune Clippings

Wyalusing Ont reports local updates including Mr FE Waldo's recovery enough to ride out Sunday. Families visiting and visiting relatives appear with Mrs Magee Binghamton staying at Mr Fisher Wells and Mrs Jemima Brown hosting guests. Potatoes priced 25 to 28 cents per bushel in market.

Wyalusing FE. A. Waldo Pointed Post N. Y Magee Bingham Grace Binghamton Fisher Wells J. HW. Marsh Clark Trown Dushore Jemima Brown

Gouldsboro a Village on Lackawanna Line

Special to The Scranton Tribune from Gouldsboro Pennsylvania describes the small community of about four hundred people. It notes its position on the Lackawanna railroad the highest station between New York and Buffalo and its industrious freehearted residents. The town supports two churches a rapidly learning band a small public library of about 110 volumes and the Miltonian Literary society which meets weekly with winter debates. The Miltionian Society was formed by Professor A L Smith when he headed the high school.

Scranton Tribune Gouldsboro Lackawanna Railroad New York Buffalo

Local School Expands as Construction Proceedes at Lake Watanga

An enrollment of about 100 pupils is taught by three teachers. Two rooms are under construction at Lake Watanga by Gouldeboro Company making eighteen rooms in the two planta. Foundations are laid at Klondyke for five more rooms. A new lake is being formed to supply them with ice. Tomorrow evening a festival will be held in the basement of the Lutheran church. Mrs. Scott mother of Mrs. 88 Hager died suddenly last Friday evening at about 7 o'clock. Funeral services were held at the house on Monday at 2 p.m. Burial in Lehigh cemetery. Mrs. Scott was thirty two years old.

Lake Watanga Gouldeboro Ce Planta Klondyke Scott Hager Lehigh

Walter Thurpe Elected Leader of Factoryville Band

Walter Thurpe a Factoryville band member is elected leader and instructor. The group has purchased most instruments and trains steadily under his guidance. A wedding at Burgess Coleman’s home joins Francis Coleman to Ruel A. Capwell esq. Capwell, a rising Lackawanna County attorney, is well regarded locally.

Factoryville Walter Thurpe Commondions Burgess Renton Coleman Capwell Lackawanna County Scranton Clark's Green Rogers Phiilip J. Vetter Klondike Alaska E. L. Watkins Mechoopany Musical Alliance Nichaelson Delaware, Lackwanna and Western Railroad Paulowna Iebekah Indge Springville H. C. Mathewson & Co Last Chance al. Frear Highland Street Mathewson G. J. Crisman Newburg Hudson New York City Newark Orange N. J

Markets Rise on Bull Confidence and Spotty Strength

New York stocks show growing bull confidence with an early gain that strengthens later. Industrial issues and iron and steel groups post notable gains as bears hesitate to challenge the advance, led by Vanderbilts and major rail and coal issues. Bond market steady with active trading and higher prices.

New York Glucen Iron and Steel Group Peoples' Gas Toon Bear Ofien Vanderblit Northwestern Oamaha New York Central Vanderblita Union Pacific Walls Road Gratwera Southwesternsa Suger Tacklyn Transit Louieville Southern Pacific Baltimore & Ohio Emall Pullman and Grone Northern United

Hallstead Social Roundup and Local Happenings

Hallstead notes a wedding of Det. William H. Mc Creary to Martha Elizabeth Kent in Montrose, visits by Frank Marsh and Jason Frost, a fatal accident involving Phil a Hamlin, a burglary at J F Carl’s home, and a St Lawrence church fair at Kistler Opera house. A merchants meeting formed a board of trade with officers. Over $100 raised for its work.

Jessie Bernstein Hiram Hannas Brushville St. Lawrence Kistler Opera House May Bradley New Milford Louise Lathrop Joseph Weeley Board of Trade B. F. Bernstein T. H. Hays Bruce Chase Michael Hays D. Arthur Teed William Knoeller BE. E. Tuttle M. Careig A. F. Merrill FE. J. Gorton A. Williams

Hidden Heart Nook Keeps Costs Of My Outing

A fragment from a Lou Louis Post-Dispatch feature imitates a personal note. The speaker preserves a page revealing the cost of an outing kept in a secret heart nook.

Wheat Markets Rise Amid Firm Prices in Philadelphia Trade

Philadelphia Grain and Produce reports wheat prices firm and higher in early trading with contract grades Oct. showing strength. The note cites butter creamers and various dairy items with prices per pound, per bushel, and per ton, reflecting a bustling Philadelphia market scene dated Oct. 18.

Philadelphia Grain and Produce Philadelphia

Market tone and commodity notes from regional trade report

The report lists mixed corn and white lipped oats with steady tone, notes on butter and dairy products, refined sugar prices, cotton futures, tallow values, and poultry prices. It includes receipts and shipments for flour, wheat, corn, oats, and various grains in bushels and barrels, reflecting price stability and volume.

Seagate New York Western Sadie Tancy Western Creamery Southern Southwestern Elis Prime Hhde Syattens Lorge

Grain and Dairy Prices Mixed in Choppy New York Market

Wheat spot firm as No. 2 red and other grades show limited movement amid cautious trading. Corn and oats mixed with steady to firm tones while butter and creamery products remain quiet. market activity described as subdued with uncertainty and scarce speculative interest.

New York Get. K Duluth Tevek Walle Dullrtarne Penn

Chicago grain and provisions trade stalls after slight dip

Chicago market shows mixed movement with wheat futures steady and grains closing near unchanged. Prices for flour and corn fall back modestly while pork, lard, and whiskey futures hold near prior levels amid thin turnover and uncertain demand.

Chicago Dan Tole Lowe Timothy

Cattle Market Slight Gains on Mood Grades Steady for Others

Traders report firmer prices for mood grade cattle led by Good to Fancy grades, while other categories held steady. Demand remains robust as buyers show appetite for quality stock.

Fragmentary Address List From City Notices

A damaged OCR fragment shows multiple addresses and names including 915 Vine Bt Cincinnati SOT Smiths ld Sty Pittebarg 127 The Aronds Cleveland Curmwr Martion Detroit. The readable items point to a notice-like compilation of residences and associated individuals.

Vine Bt Cincinnati SOT Smiths Ld Pittebarg the Aronds Cleveland Curmwr Martion Detroit

Unclear Stock Market Note With Mixed Livestock Prices

Fragmentary report lists cows calves hogs and sheep with scattered price terms and references to markets and demand. Mentions ELT and initials like Soka and Kalte with uncertain figures, noting supply exceeding demand and weak peoy figures amid mixed livestock activity.

Peleoy

Reeves Good cattle and hog prices wobble in market notes

New York markets show cattle steady to lower with common and dull trends. Hogs stay weak at about 6.56 while sheep and lambs see varied pricing, with Canadas lambs around 5.80 and other livestock under pressure amid uneven demand.

New York B.sons

Fragmented OCR item from Hast Babile Ont note

The readable text shows an incoherent fragment likely from a local listing or market brief. It references Hast Babile Ontario and mentions items like fries and milks, with stray numbers and unclear identifiers. The passage lacks a coherent event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize.

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