Northwestern wedding in Susquehanna area wedding ceremony
A pretty wedding took place Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Robinson on Susquehanna avenue Isabella Robinson married John Pyne in a ceremony attended by about 150 guests Rev Robert R Thompson pastor of the Baptist church conducted the service William Pyne brother of the groom served as best man and his wife was a bridesmaid The reception featured Pine and running pine decorations and a bountiful repast for guests The couple will live with the bride's parents after the wedding
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Ralph Robinson
Susquehanns Avenue
Isabella
John Pyne
Robert R. Thompson
The
Baptist Church
William Pyne
Kent Jones
Puarty
Nan
Mrs. Jones
Myra
Pyne
Taplist
Ail Society
Cystera
Presbyterian Church
John M. Willits
Mount Laskout
Thomas Morgan
Methodist Church of Sunday
KR. Thomas
Montrose
Holmut J. Thompson
Wyoming
Order
Odd Pallows
John Barnett
Bhickshinny
Rico
Collery
Kulp
Burglary Suspect Captured After Townwide Pursuit
The article notes arrests of burglars in the town after disturbances to public peace. It mentions a chicken supper at the Methodist Episcopal church, payday at Mount Lookout colliery, and several local residents visiting relatives or staying at home.
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Methodial Episcopal Church
Mount Lookout
Evan Jenkins
Wayne County
Mies Hertha Morrin
Pitteton
H. T. Gregory
Tobyhanna
Mix
W. J. Davies
Wyoming Avenue
Local activities span meetings, visits, and births
The silk mill pays its employees today. Attendees at the Epworth League convention in Lackawanna include Mr. and Mrs. Harrie and Rev. Van Hoeven. The Moosic Hose Company fair ended last evening. Several locals visited Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, and a Democratic mass meeting is planned at Meade auditorium with speakers Cawley Campbell Horn and Fitzsimmons. Dr. Jennings and Dr. Dougherty visit town. Dougherty will open an office at Mill Creek. New births recorded for Kauf fer Regan and McNally families. Funeral of John McGee held, interred at St. Mary’s. No. 2 school students staged autumnal decor. school to close next week for county institute.
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J. L. Harrie
JL EL van Hoeven
Epworth League
Lackawanna
Moosic Hose Company
Mary Quinn
Kate Dempsey, Jr. Doran
Ella O'Malley
Kate
Mary Connolly
Scraunton
Meoete Auditorium
M. PB. Cawley
J. Campbell
George Horn
F. J. Fitzsimmons
Joseph Jennings
Exeter
J. Dougherty
Mill Creek
Dougherty
Baltimore Medical College
Kate Campbell
Wilkes-Barre
J. J. Curran
W. H. Hollister
Franklin
Martin Kauffer
Edward Regan
Thomas McNally
John Lakue
Hackettstown
John McGee
St. Mary's Cemetery
No. 2
Tnwtitite
Buncoers Abroad Beware Trick Against Republican Methods
A partisan screed warns that Oryanized De touracy plans false charges and to hire Republican allies to sow desertion among Republicans. It claims the Bryanites seek a foothold for national campaigns to trouble McKinley and the Republican party. The reader is urged to resist the tactic.
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McKinley
Repulican Congress and the Cause of Sound Norry
Chicago Combination Clothing Sale Opens in Scranton
The Chicago Combination Clothing Company announces a ten day sale at 211 Washington Avenue Scranton Pa offering deep discounts on suits coats overcoats and dress goods. Bargains target undercutting local rivals amid crowded doors and large crowds threatening to move competition out of town.
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Chicago
Washington Avenue
Beranton
Peope
Koys
Meltons
Chicago Comimination Clothing Company
Scranton
Connolly & Wallace
Court House
Prince and Count Punished for Train Immorality in Foreign Lands
A New York Sun feature recounts a Russian prince and Count Sheremetyev abusing their status on a train in Europe. They harass and insult a merchant wife and Muscovite teacher, provoke authorities, and face a court martial, with both nobles degraded to private soldiers.
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New York Sun
Fasula-Mirsa
Tver
Count Sheremeter
Patizorsk
Epree
Gevasheff
Gerashoft
Oasentukl
Gerashoff
Alrady
St. Petersburg
War Department
Germany
Markets Show Narrow Battles In Uneven Trading
Wall Street activity unfolds as traders on both sides struggle with a narrow range and lower overall prices than yesterday. Volume reaches 297,400 shares amid firm spot corn and oats, with varying futures closes and mixed commodity notes across meats, dairy, fats, and petroleum.
Philadelphia Provision Market Report Daily Prices
Wheat firm and higher contracts October to January with notable quotes. Corn firm with No 2 mixed, oats steady, potatoes firm with white and yellow varieties, butter higher, eggs firm, cheese unchanged, refined sugar quiet but steady, cotton and tobacco mixed, live poultry firm with various fowls and ducks, receipts and shipments of flour corn and oats listed in barrels and bushels.
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Philadelphia
T c
Pennsylvania
Grain and dairy prices rise amid strong demand and exports
New York markets show flour prices higher with demand at peak and supplies tight. Wheat futures open strong and end with a broad bullish run on export rumors and tighter shorts as No 2 red and No 1 northern futures post gains.
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New York
City
Minnesota
Duluth
Lée
Chicago Grain Market Report and Quotations
Chicago cash and futures prices show mixed movements across wheat corn oats rye and barley with December January and May futures listed and cash quotes for flour spring wheat corn and oats. Receipts and shipments of multiple grains logged for flour wheat corn oats rye barley with barge and boatload nearby prices cited.
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Tobacco Co
Chen
Ohio
Chicago
Chile
Eat
Dewars & Hil
Nash
West
Union
Yeene Iy LP
Comet Covieese
BR Serra Centre
Wyalatye
Cattle Receipts Amid Mixed Market Figures
Receipts show cattle 4000 head, hogs 14000 head, sheep listed per market values. Western cattle and livestock categories include stockers feeders and prime assorted cattle with varied prices and notes on poorer quality items.
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Chicago
Western
Western Rangers
East Liberty Cattle Market Notes from Oct 22
East Liberty Pennsylvania and East Buffalo New York markets report cattle steady and mixed, prime and common grades listed. Prices show bulls and cows around 3.60 to 8.75, veal calves 2.60 to 6.75, lambs 5.30 to 5.50, pigs 4.00 to 4.10, sheep 3.00 to 4.00, with regional variation and market tone described as steady to firm.
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Enat Liberty
East Liberty
Bhoep
Common
Cholee
Goml Lambs
East Buffalo
N. Y
Market Report: Cattle Hogs Belts Decline and Assets Shipped
New York market notes show mixed cattle moves with steady native steers and lower common cows, and hogs weakening to around 4.10 to 4.30 per hundredweight. Calves and sheep show modest activity while credit balances and shipments are recorded with barrels counted and no bids on some certificates.
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Oi City
Arrow misfire alters fate of William the Conqueror
A fragment from a humorous remark recalls a near miss when an arrow barely missed William the Conqueror at short range. The quip notes how the court fell from grace after that moment, marking the start of a dramatic decline in royal prestige.
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William the Conqueror
Indianapolis Journal
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