Tribune's Educational Contest Sees Minor Shifts in Standings
Grace Simrell regains ninth place as Javid Spencer and David Hirtley lead the field with notable point gains. The piece notes continued opportunity for new contestants with less than three weeks remaining and cites related local events and community notices.
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Javid Spencer
Bloomsburg
David V. Hirtley
Rodrigues
Callahan
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
David Spencer
Kemmerer
Eugene Boland
Grace Simrell
Carbondale
Bidtney W. Hayes
Pennsylvania
Standings of the Ten Leading Contestants
List of the top ten contestants with names and partial addresses in Scranton area. Charles Rodriguez leads with 428, followed by David V. Birtley and Oliver Callahan. Other names include Arthur Kemmerer, David C. Spencer, Eugene Boland, Harry Reese, Miss Fannie Williams, Miss Grace Bourlet, and Sidney W. Bayes with varying scores.
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David V. Birtley
West Market Street
Providence
Oliver Callahan
Vine Street
Scranton
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
Westsecess
David C. Spencer
Blooms Burg
PAS Svcseeche
Eugene Boland
Walnut Street
Dunmore
Harry Reese
Evanscourt
Hyde
Grace Bourelt
Carbondale
Eea
Sidney W. ‘Bayes
Olive Street
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Lets Refund Offer
Advertisement notes that Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets are sold with a money back guarantee if they fail to cure. Product boxes carry E. W. Grove’s signature as part of the packaging claim.
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Irregular News Blend From Honesdale Skims Local Oddities
The FrI passenger trains have not arrived at Honesdale and the town drafts cobblestone sprinkling. A covered bridge remains closed to vehicles while moonlight parties on Living UI fill the evening. The Living Cut Clave company reports eight new shop workings and a complete line of winpies. Today 3% Burger, a member of the
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Living Cut Clave Company
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Hallstead News Roundup Reflects Community Happenings
Hallstead reports visitors and residents in transit from Washington to Binghamton and New York. Local improvements include well renovation plans and rail line planking on Pine Street under Timothy Normile. Church events feature a violin and cornet performance with Miss Carver and Warren F. Simrell.
Susquehanna County News Involving Obituaries and Local Events
Special to Scranton Tribune reports Mrs Mestride an elderly resident of Oakland Site died Sunday at her son Alana Bide’s residence after a brief illness of paralysis. Funeral Tuesday at noon at the Avenue Methodist Church, burial in Mohame comers. Delaware and Hilton Co plans interlocking with his at deiferoid dancon. A force of men labors between State Line and Nineveh raising the trawhe. Deoste Vail notices and other local meetings listed. Oakland Congregations planning a new church. Harmony Mick Co rushes with cree. Miss Stamp of Cartonsale visiting Susquehanna. Universalist association meets Ki on Wednesday and Thursday. A schoolgirl killed a rattlesnake near Red Rock Friday.
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Pittston Contention Over Injured Dog and Damages
Special to the Beranton Tribine reports a local incident in Pittston where a Brooklyn baseball caller Jennings was struck by a Wagner in a Brooklyn game, injuring Jennings' foot. Henry W. Howell sues Pitteton city for 400 damages after a horse fatally injured by a fall.
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Beranion
Treapace
Pittetan
Local Briefs Note Accidents Prices and Construction
A Polish child fell into boiling water and was badly scalded. Milk prices rose to eight cents per quart in Pittston and Keinity. Thomas Davin, 11, of Avoca, was admitted to Pittston Hospital with a fractured skull from a rock strike. An operation to remove fragments was performed and recovery is good. Construction begins on the new Woelab Congregational church foundation on La Grange Street.
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Charlie KE
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Larcare
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Tunkhannock Democratic Meet Chooses Chairman and Nominees
The Wyoming county line party met in Tunkhannock to elect a new county chairman Aaron Brown of Tunkhannock Borough was chosen to lead the ticket. Tir of Nowon backed by allied supporters and Dr. Tibbin contested but was defeated by De. L. E. Meade. A social and various visits filled the weekend with activity across the area.
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Protection Company
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Avuca News: Diphtheria claims a child and hospital injury report
Lillian McDonald of North End dies after several days of diphtheria despite anti-toxine treatment. Interment held at St. Colarge's. Ebenezer Davies' 1 year old son suffers a fractured skull from a stone thrown by a companion named Kelly. Several locals mentioned visiting, political figures, and educational registrations noted in the day’s briefs.
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John Collins
Jarmo O'Maey
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Mra
M. BE. Banary
Williame Fet
William
Nelee Gallagher
Moruhon
Gavin BH. Aikman
Kcranton Business College
AM. Seeever
Mich
Jennie Nowlin
Mes
EF. Drown
Pookville
Montrose Notes Include Campaign Plans and Local Visits
Montrose items report Miss Eldea Anderson visiting Honewlake, Miss Mary Burns back from Silverlake, and Ralph B. Lice moving to organize McKinley Roosevelt clubs countywide. Also mentions Mrs Clark Stephens hosting Scranton guests, Rev A Lo Benton planning vacation, James M Toe named at West Farmington seminary, and local launch operation at Heart Lake with music by Charles Cohan.
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Honewlake
Mary We Burns
Silverlake
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Republican County Committee
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Binghamton
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High Street
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Ds Lee
Great Bond
West Farmington
Ohio
James Stoddard
Heart Lake
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Seated and Unseated Lands Sale Notice for Scranton
The county will expose listed seated and unseated lands for public sale on October 7, 1900 at 10:00 a.m. in the arbitration room of the Scranton courthouse unless redeemed beforehand. The notice cites the general Act of Assembly and the two-year unredeemed possession rule.
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Jermyn and Nearby Towns List Property Lots and Tracts
Legal notice details multiple parcels in Jermyn and surrounding areas including 110 acres in Jefferson Township and 113 acres in Lackawanna Township. Names listed include Fremont Ferrin Milly Jr William Springer William Tall Black Hall John Brown Wilmie Wright with property locations on Hill Street Fourth Ward Dunmore Street and D Street Jermyn. Attest by Clerk W G Daniels and county commissioners names Morris Penman John J Durkin.
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Lackawanna Township
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Surface and
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Scott Road
Carbondale Township
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Jesse Shove
Clifton
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Dunmore
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Madison Avenue
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Funker Mill
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Webster Avenue
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Quincy Avenue
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Prescott Avenue
Henry Messenger
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Markets Hold To Tepid Tone On Uncertain Outlook
New York traders faced a cautious session as investors weighed India’s stance and a Texan hurricane impact. Cotton volatility diverted attention from stocks while some gains appeared in rail and coal names, with Reading and New Jersey Central rising modestly. Government bonds stayed quiet amid uneven trading in commodities and futures activity.
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Scranton Traction Company Debt Details in 1913 Filing
A fragmented 1913 notice references Poles 81 Street Railway and Scranton Traction with notes on due amounts and percentages. Lacks clear dates but mentions Township City of Scranton and local manufacturing ties. The text hints at earnings or interest rates around five to seven percent amid a municipal or corporate filing.
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Ene . d
Local Dairy Price List From Corrected Gazette
Corrected by H. G. Dale the document lists dairy items including Rutter Creamery 2ic dairy tubs with prices, Cheene Full cream pen Malte, Boane per buy medium marrow 1.45, Bermuda Onlovie 1.75, and Flour Best patent 1.25.
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Wheat Prices Mixed in Early Philadelphia Trading
Wheat futures show firn and higher movements with several contracts for September and nearby months. Prices quoted include No 2 white and No 4 white categories along with roller and winter clear types, with modest gains and some unchanged flour futures in early trading.
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New York Flour Market steady with moderate demand
Septembers trading shows steady activity in flour markets with moderate demand for open and winter wheat and related futures. Prices for No 1 northern Duluth grain and other grains remained near steady with occasional small adjustments and quiet activity in options and butter markets.
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Livestock Auction Reports Wide Market Movements
Miic report notes varied cattle and hog values with Texans and natives strongest on sale day. Prices show steady to higher trends across steers heifers and cows with mixture of grades and several carloads. hogs and sheep also move higher while lighter lots adjust.
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Athens
Chicago Market Prices and Weather Affect Trading
Chicago reports favorable weather and market trends influence today’s prices. Pork, lard, bacon, and whiskey quotations show slight gains as cash grain and other commodities move with demand.
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East Liberty Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Sheep Prices
Market notes from East Liberty list cattle prices mostly steady to firm with varied weights and grades. Beef and hog figures appear mixed while sheep and lambs show firm demand. calf prices show limited activity and general softness in the week of Sept 19.
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Market Report Live Cattle and Sheep Prices Fall and Stabilize
New York markets show live cattle and hog prices mixed with demand for cows and heifers. Sheep and lambs opened steady, some declines in lambs and cull offerings, with steady to firm feeder and yearling bids. cows, bulls, and buttermilk products see variable moves amid general market firmness.
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Cure Deafness by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It asserts one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure, and promotes Hall's Family Pills for sale by F. A. Bay and CO of Toledo, Ohio.
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