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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1896

Page

5

Bryan Reported To Be Hopeless In 1900s Campaign

A Canton Ohio dispatch reports a Major McKinley headquarters wire indicating B Bryan told a prominent Democrat before leaving Ohio that he did not expect to be elected. The article recalls Bryan’s Illinois tour from Danville to Charleston and describes crowds, quotes from Cannon, and rallies with thousands in attendance.

Canton Ohio McKinley National Republican Chicago Bryan Ohijo Indiana

Surprise Party Honored Albert Rymer With Sixty Guests

Miss Susie Dodge of Scranton visited cousin Mrs. E Reynolds and helped host a surprise party for Albert Rymer Saturday evening. About sixty friends attended, including Mr. and Mrs Alva Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. George Rymer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Singer, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daily and Edgar Shick.

Wm. Rymer Dalton John Smith Carrie Smith Maud Mullinex Eva Cook Clara Smith Will Coon Frank Hinkley Will Robinson Clark's Green Lillian Siinias Susie Dodge Scranton Dally Frances Stroudsburg William Justin William Ace Asa Philo Mets Sterling Wayne County Walter Chambers John Twining E. Reynolds Albert Rymer Albert Alva ‘Ownsend George Rymer Mra Frank Singer Joe Daily Edgar Shick

Sankle Tribe Adds Two Members From Providence

The Sankle Tribe No 107 of the Improved Order of Red Men hosted a social evening last Tuesday with the Degree Team of Tawaluka Tribe Providence adopting two new members. A program included songs and recitations by members from Sankie and Tawaluka, with addresses by leaders and officials. The tribe, usually quiet, now seeks new members as it advances the Red Men cause.

Tawaluka Tribe Providence John Hlatt Willam Kennedy Priceburg William Jenkins James Cousin Thomas Saunders George Ather William Cousin William Reid John Benton Thomas Petch D. G William Hartshorn State Haymakers’ Association Ed Saunders

Camp Fire Reunion Draws Overflow Crowd At Opera House

A soldiers reunion featured an immense Camp Fire event at the opera house. The program included a large chorus and the Harford Orphan School band. Speeches by T. D. Garman S. L. Tiffany Rev. S. Dwight Waterbury and others were heard. Church ladies provided meals for attendees.

Harford Orphan School Littl T. D. Garman L. Tiffany Dwight Water John Lockwood Charles Sisk Factoryville Our Town

Local Notes From Tunkhannock and Nearby

Mrs William Baldwin and daughter Ethel visit friends in Tunkhannock this week. W H Shoemakers new house nears completion and will be among the finest on Wyoming avenue. Street Commissioner Hoffman leads a crew lowering the sidewalk along W H Browns property. James Winters Orange store is broken into Wednesday night the safe blown open. Burglars take about six hundred dollars in cash and postage stamps and about one hundred dollars in clothing. Borough schools closed next week for teachers institute. Mrs Zacheriah Frear convalescent. James Ammerman hosted a large party Thursday evening.

William Baldwin Ethel Tunkhannock W. H. Shoemaker Wyoming Avenue Hoffman W. H. Brown James Winters Orange Zacheriah Frear James Ammerman

Firemen's festival at Linde's hall draws crowd

The firemen's festival at Linde's hall drew a crowded crowd with afternoon and evening sessions. About $250 in profit is expected for the Host company. Henry Ort won the $10 gold piece. John J. Finnerty sold the most tickets, totaling 925, followed by William F. Krees with 450. J W Smith and E A Jones were noted in town and recent state convention news from Pittsburg.

Linde's Hall Henry Ort South Main Street Jennings Democratic County Committee M. J. Donahoe Scranton Bryan and Sewall O'Hara State Convention of Poor Directors Blakely

Taylor depot improvements and local notices in Taylor

Community notes report new steps being added at the Taylor depot by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. Local residents J. E. Davis and wife plan a European return. James A. John of Minooka shows slight illness improvement. Calvary Baptist church hosts home mission Sunday with a detailed program led by W. B. Harris and the C B U youth groups and choir participants.

Delaware, Lackawannay and Western Company Tiave Taylor Depot J. E. Davis North Main Street Worl Duryea James A. John Minooka Edith Powell Plymouth Edith Watkins Thurna Calvary Baptist Church Co. B. U John Steele Maud Davis Edward Davis Heapers Etta Harria Gertrude Watkins W. B. is in “Free as Air," C. BU: recitation, “Unfinished Work," Gv@idys Samuels Jesus Lillie Etta Harris Liszle Owens Corea H. H. Harris

Chicago Grain and Provision Market Update

Chicago markets show futures shifting with October and December wheat, May corn contracts, pork quotes around 57.85 to 60. Short ribs trading near 3.05 to 3.67, cash prices for spring wheat and corn listed with oats and rye values. Notes mention whisky spreads and a dining car service on the Nickel Plate Road.

Chicago MM LaTolge Tiatwec Tékarre Weazie C. Gats It Air Er Daskanner Ieiais San UaLy Bemis

Wall Street bulls push stocks amid gains on Oct 23

Proceedings at the Stock Exchange show a bullish session with steady outside orders from commission houses. Chicago Gas leads with a 69 cent rise on brisk buying while Sugar jumps to 112 percent amid short-covering. Manhattan gains 1 1/2, other issues rise 4 to % as late trading sees a 4 1/2 to 1 percent pullback after gold withdrawals. Total sales reach 225,825 shares.

New York Btock Exchange Bulls Sterling Exchange Chicago Gas Clinois Aout Manhattan

Wanted Agents and dealers for sales work

Wanted as agent in every section to canvass four to five dollars to five hundred dollars a day made sells at sight also a man to sell staple goods to dealers big line five dollars a month salary or large commission made experience unnecessary Clifton Soap and Manufactur ing Co Cincinnati O Wanted well known man in each section to solicit and area spots a monopoly big money for capital required Edwards Fis SA s Go Borden Block Chicago

Vanted Bret Aide Clifton Soap and Manufacturing Co Cincinnati Edwardc Fis SA Go Borden Chicago Bcranton Snyder T. B. Snyder & CO

Roaming Camp Group Parts Furnished For Sale

Auction notice listing parts for a camping group with prices and contact HALLETT Scranton. An item notes a six year old animal or object weighing 1,000 pounds viewable at 102 with price details.

Hallett Scranton

Bauer Orchestra and local tradesmen listings at Wilkes-Barre

Bauer's Orchestra offers music for balls phonics parties receptions weddings and concerts with address at Wyoming avenue over Hulbert's music store. Nearby are Megargee Brers printers supplies envelopes bags and twine at 130 Washington Ave Bornton Pa. Frank P. Brown and Co wholesale dealers in Woodware Cordage and Owl Cloth at 720 West Lackawanna Ave. Thomas Aubrey expert accountant and auditor Rooms 19 and 20 Williams Building opposite post office agent for Rex Fire Extinguisher.

Bauer R. J. Bauer Wyoming Avenue Hulbert Ee Megargeer Brers Svory House Washington Ave Boranton Frank P. Brown & CO West Lackawanna Ave Thomas Aubrey Acs Williams Building Rex

Physicians and Surgeons Listing Scranton PA Firms

A dense directory of doctors and attorneys in Scranton listing names, offices, and hours. Physicians include Mary A Shepherd A TRAPOLD C L Frey Anna Law W E Allen and others with addresses on Adams Walnut Wyoming Spruce and Washington avenues. Attorneys listed include Frank F Boyle Edward W Thayer Jeffrey s Ruddy Warren Knapp Samuel W Edgar L A Watres and others with offices on Spruce Washington Lackawanna avenues and Dime Bank Building.

Frank Leelie P.O Adams Ave Scranton A. Trapold Ware Avenue Spruce Street Freday Comegys N. Washington Ave W. E. Allen North Wash Ington Avenue Anna Law Wyoming Ave C. L. Frey Vine Street L. M. Gates Washington Avenue Madi- Bonneviue Samuel W. Edgar Attorney-Atlaw Spruce St

New York Market Report Prices Mixed Across Commodities

Flour prices hold with buyers hesitant as quotes ease. wheat shows firmer trends with several option months trading unevenly. Corn oats and provisions mostly steady to firmer with moderate demand. cheese and butter steady with slight variations in state and western markets.

New York Bantye Chicago Pennsylvania Mjalée

Provisions Market Report From Philadelphia Market

On October 2 the Philadelphia provisions market showed moderate demand with no quotable changes. Prices for various meats and fats are listed by grade and form, reflecting terms like beef, pork, ham, bacon, and lard in typical city market fashion.

Philadelphia Pye

Liverpool Wheat Market Opens Cheaper Then Rises Some

In Liverpool on Oct 22 the wheat market opened cheaper than yesterday on American advice but saw fair realizations. Prices receded after the evening, yet speculation revived with a slight 7d per cental rise from bottom levels. Disappointing American cables then eased the market to close a farthing lower, with a general bias toward future advance after a late rally.

Liverpool

Market Report from Union Stock Yards

Union Stock Yards reports steady to firm trading across cattle hogs and sheep. Steers bring 1.25 to 5.10, stockers 8.40 to 7.5, cows 1.75 to 3.5, calves 2.0 to 3.15. hogs firm with heavy packing at 2.50 to 3.55 and mixed 1.60 to 2.65. sheep quiet to steady with lambs at 1.20 to 1.25 and hogs at 0.20 to 0.25.

Union Stock Yards

Buffalo Market Cattle Prices Mixed on Oct. 23

Buffalo reports cattle market activity with steady demand for butchers steers at about 3.50 to 3.90 per hundredweight. Fat cows range near 2.20 to 2.30, stockers and veals around 3.0 to 3.5, native lambs around 4.0 to 4.1, and sheep listings show varied cull prices amid overall market movement.

Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule Update

Effective Sept 28 Travis leaves Scranton for New York Newburgh and intermediate points on Erie at 7.0 a m and 2 24 p m and arrives from stove age at 11 18 a m 2 18 and 8 p m.

Erie Wyoming Valley Travis Scranton New York Newburgh Hawley

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