Fatal Boiler Explosion Near Biarricca Claims Plew
A boiler blast at a shingle mill two miles south of Biarricca kills Andrew A. Plew instantly and badly injures A P Osborne and Plew's 11 year old son. Plew leaves a widow and four children. Osborne expected to recover. boy not hopeful. Funeral in Biarricca tomorrow. Plew, 34, was respected and active in the Bethel Hill M FE church and local school work.
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Montrose News Highlights Transit Outing and Local Events
About two hundred travelers boarded the Lackawanna Montrose line for a full day trip to Ithaca and Cayuga Lake under the Knights of Pythias. Improvements continue at the Methodist Episcopal church with a planned pipe organ funded by Andrew Carnegie. Royal Arcanum visits, a typhoid death in Binghamton, Montrose High School’s large start, and local society notes fill the week.
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Factoryville
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Carbondale Jubilee Celebrations and Local Happenings
Townspeople celebrate Carbondale Jubilee with numerous visitors and parties. A wedding at New York City bound couple to start life together after ceremony officiated by Crane. Upcoming lectures and church services announced along with fair concerts and county political conventions.
Local News Roundup from Scranton Susquehanna Sept
Special to the Scranton Tribune Susquehanna reports on varied items including Mrs H S Wool attending the Pan American, Edith Courtney seeking a naval school slot in Bloomfield, Howe moving pictures shown at Hogan Opera House, Erle Hose Company No 1 returning from Carbondale, Thomas Colter sailing to Ireland, Misses Emma Fox Metta Skinner and Kathe Butler studying in Binghamton, Century Club hop at Hecane Opera House, and Electric Light Company activity.
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Mrs Nettie Taylor Returns After Ocean Stay
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Nettie Taylor spent Bene time at Ocean dhere and returned last Saturday. The terse note closes with a brief personal update and location hint, reflecting a short society item typical of the era.
Township youths enter Keuka College and local visits noted
In the townhip two young men have entered as students at Keuka College. Mrs A W Gates travels to Scranton to visit her children Pr I M Gates and family and J W Browning esq and family. A H Crosier conducts business at Great Bend today. Mrs Jacob Bronson and daughter of Dunmore visit the Gelatt home at E D Winters.
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Wk of Honesdale News Highlights Local Events
The town notes include J. Witke, ex Baltimore pastor, to preach at St John’s Lutheran next Sunday. Theodore Spurris of Carbondale joined the National Elewater company and Maple City band as slide trombone player. Seeleyville plans a union chapel for fall construction. Manager Silveratane aims to present wholesome plays this season starting with Quo Vadis at the opera house. Mrs Marcia R Allen and Raymond W Charley wed in New York City at noon Thursday with guests and family present.
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New York
Kate Allen
Eleventh Street
William H.ewift
Local Notes and Transients in Scranton Area
Thompson reports Mrs Foe Lege of Binghamton visiting her brother D Barnes before returning home. Miss Jennie Clark of Montdale left after a month with relatives here. Miss Ethel Jackson of Scranton visits BE Mead on Pleasant. George P Little of Montrose called at Rest Cottage. Gladys Harper of Central vulnerable to work, visiting aunt Mia Sampson. sister Beatrice fills in at the phone. H Delverne Payne named director at Northeastern Pennsylvania Telephone in place of the late Hubbard. Eva White, two weeks at Miss Lillie Mead’s, returns to Montrose. Rev L E Sanford of Nicholson dines with Rev A D David en route from Island Pond to home.
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Brooklyn Socials and Visits Highlight Small Town Week
Special to the Scranton Tribone reports Union church holds a social with Mia Rhoda Van Auken today. The Brooklyn band buys new uniforms. Mrs. Herman Fairchild and daughter stay at the Fairchild homestead. Residents plan to attend the Susquehanna association in Nicholson from Sept 1 to 5.
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Montrose
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Keystone Academy
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Binghamton
Hawley Notes and Local Moves in Early September
Miss Anna Willimes vacations with Scranton friends. Woe Knapp and Dr G T Redman visit from Scranton. James Realman returns to open a store in the Nalli Building on Main Street after moving from Ames. Misses Virginia Amerman and Midna Manderville go to New York to pursue millinery. News, nh. W Murphy visits Honesdale. J R Welsh returns from Maryland. W J Lobb goes to New York for a position at Western National Bank. Miss G Atkinson joins the Atkinson Estate Box factory. Freeman closes the clothing store and moves stock to Honesdale with his brother, as their father retires from the business.
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The Markets Reported Weak yet Stated Bank Demand Support
Market activity in New York shows pedidos of price stability with limited selling as investors hold from reducing positions. Trading volume softened with modest interest across items and small net changes in cash prices while exchange rates show pressure to ease.
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Local Market Prices Reported By Ho G Mate
Corrected by Ho G Mate listing farm products and per unit prices across multiple items. Mentions Lackawanna address and various dairy, creamery, and produce items with per bushel and per barrel figures. Some entries appear garbled but reflect market quotes and commodity names.
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New York Market Report for Medium Grades
Market notes show mixed prices and steady demand across cattle and calves. Feeders and buyers steady on cows and bulls with thin stock and weak bidders flagged. Stronger activity noted in veal and calf segments with some price gains for select lots.
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Markets Open With Strong Start and Mixed Wheat Prices
In Hastings activity was brisk with wheat futures weaking into December while corn and oats slipped. Provisions traded higher with pork and lard advancing, cash quotes list various grain grades and meats with mixed futures.
Chicago cattle and hog market receipts and prices
Chicago cattle receipts total 4509 with Texans and mixed stock. cattle generally steady with good to prime steer prices around 5.70 to 5.75. cows, calves, and canners listed. hogs receipts about 17000 with prices around 6.50 to 6.95 for different grades. sheep receipts 3000 with firm demand and various weights and prices.
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Cattle and Sheep Market Report From East Liberty
East Liberty market report notes cattle prices steady with primes around 400 to 700 range and common stock under 5 dollars. Prime heavy hogs listed near 4.70 and 6.90, lighter weights 4.45 to 4.75, with roughs and other grades showing limited activity. Sheep market described as slow with limited demand.
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FOR RENT OR SALE AND MISCELLANEOUS LISTINGS
Classified notices show properties for rent or sale in multiple locations including the Tribune building fourth floor space for light manufacturing with utilities, a house and garden on Mai street, rooms on Linden street with bath and electric lighting, a dairy and stock farm ten miles from Scranton, a Green Ridge ny nes house, and numerous other real estate and loan offers. Also listings note carloads of votes, furniture, and various goods for sale with prices and contact cues.
New York Creamery Terms and Miscellaneous Notes
Reading shows scattered references to creamery names and items such as Matie and Mgali ge dates. Mentions imply factory equipment, slate chairs, and various fancy products including white and colored varieties. The fragment references state connections to Pennsylvania and Western regions with terms like candied and uncandied.
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Oil City Market Report Shows Sparse Bids
Credit balances certify cates with no bids or offers. Rune shows 82,999 average 76. CAL shipments total 4,514 with average 65,968.
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Baseball scores mix teams and cities in volatile play
Cleveland routed Baltimore 19 to 7 while a jumble of team city pairings and names appears, including references to Washington Philadelphia Boston Milwaukee New York Pittsburgh St. Louis and Brooklyn with scattered scores and unclear context. The excerpt resembles a fragmented league update or scoreboard.
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