Forest City News Highlights Local Events And Changes
A district Sunday school convention is planned at Lyon Street Methodist Church near Uniondale with Rev H H G Harned addressing and a basket picnic. John T Williams returns to Bucknell. Harrison Brown dies at 72. A. L. Morgan is ill with typhoid in Railroad Street home. Marriage announcements, theater plans, and a Dallas Fair preview are included along with local church services and rallies.
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H. Duress
Kirkwood
N. Y
Frank Brennan
Beranton
Blakeslee
W. R. Blakeslee
Dinek
Lyon Street Methodist Church
Uniondale
Manley Borden
Ira Reeder
T. J. Vauehn
Herrick Centre
Alfred Bowell
G. 2B
Stone
Forest City
HH. G. Harned
Mra
John Tf. Williams
J. L. Williams
Bucknell University
Enterprise Hose Company
Henry Jilkins
Scranton
Thomas W. Cunningham
Mary Winifred
P. H. Flynn
Lackawanna Presbytery
Hallstead
A. KE. Wheeler
Sanders Lee
Lackawanna Street
Lee
Seattle
Wshington
Sons of St. George
Harry W. Gross
Presbyterian Church
May Watkins
Jesus
Savior
D. J. Jones
Einner
God Be Merciful
Herndon
T. J. Davies
Dallas Fair
Presbytery Meeting Attended by Dodge and Lewis at Great Bend
Rev. C. Dodge and B. W. Lewis attended the Lackawanna Presbytery meeting at Great Bend this week. John Tt. Hungerford resumes charge of the Warren Street bakery. Pierre Asheld relocates his tailoring shop from rooms above.
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8. C. Dodge
B. W. Lewis
Lackawanna Presbytery
Great Bend
John Tt. Hungerford
Warren Street
Pierre Asheld
Local Social Notes and Arrivals From Chambersburg
Campbell's barber shop to the Fred Jennings' block, Mise Virginia Sherard of Chambersburg visiting her cousin Mise Elean or Little. Lucy Cullagher entertained friends on Slocum street. Shakespeare club met with Miss Lillian Chittle. George Orr and family moved to Tallis. Frank Dana Miller entered the Freedman class at Princeton. Deemer Bidleman and J. Jordan went to Avon Springs, N Y. Lucius Squires of Scranton mall carrier's force visiting his mother. Online Fair Open Sept 8 to Oct 1.
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N.Y
Lucius Squires
Scranton
Viewl
Local notes on visitors, illness, and strikes in town
A assemblage of brief items reports Dr W H Borger attending a Philadelphia medical conference and Miss Nellie Morain returning from Dunmore. It notes illnesses including Miss Eleanor Conkey, Mrs James Fitzpatrick, and Mr John Burns, plus weddings and social events at Sarsfield hall. Miner strikes at Heidelberg No 1 and No 2 are described with union demands on dockage yardage and coal price. Heidelberg No 1 workers resume with some gains while No 2 remains out awaiting settlement. Funeral notices, travel, and school duties are also listed alongside other local society updates.
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W. H. Borger
Medical Association
Philadelphia
Nellie Morain
North End
Dunmore
Margaret Butler
Strooks & Dale
Eleanor Conkey
William Rigelly
James McDermott
Curran- Kearney
Olyphant
Sarsfield Social Club
James Fitzpatrick
West Side
J. Jones
Fall River
Mays
Ida V. Curtis
Daniel Curtis
Andrew Zigmont
Biceyellet
Massachusetts
D. T. Smythe
Binghamton
Nellie McGowan
New York City
Ebenezer Prue
Lewis Hopkins
Providence
Fir L
Callahan
Main Street
Patrick Cavanaugh
A. J. O'Malley
William Hopgood
West Pittston
N. E. Hoskins
L. A. Luidermath
Moorle
Wheeling
West Virginia
Lizale Mulrooney
Michael Mulrooney
James Graham
John Burns
Heidelberg
Owen and
Connor
Margaret Mulrooney
St. Mary's Cemetery
Nelile Callahan I
Salem
Wayne County
Mary Beer
Wandling
Ada Webster
Kate Campbell
Anna Burch
Scranton
A. J. Murray
John Gilhooly
Mary Dougher
Clarion County
W. B. Ashley
Hackettstown
Heidelberge
Owens
Lathrop
Dallas Fair
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Universal Digestive Cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a curative rest for the stomach, arguing that many diets and tonics worsen dyspepsia. It claims the tablets digest food regardless of stomach condition, nourish the body, and offer a lasting cure, with a free booklet from Stuart Co. Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
Senator Sherman and the Elevator Interview
John Sherman recalls a New York reporter who trapped him in a stuck hotel elevator for questions. He later read a two page interview in the Times-Herald and praised its accuracy, then sent thanks to the reporter whose name he never learned.
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Senator Sherman
Ohio
Manafield
Washington
New York
Market Report From Of City Pa Seeks Clarity
In Of City Pennsylvania the market opened weak then firm ending with 724 bid and sales. 100 barrete at 70 percent, balances advanced to 7, police shipments totaled 17 001 barrels with June and 14 805 barrels noted.
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City
Cortinentes
Market gains and declines spread through New York session
The New York stock market opened with broad gains, advancing 1 to 2 points in most active stocks. Consolidated Gas and Brooklyn Union Gas rose sharply while some rail and utility issues posted mixed results. later trading saw selling push prices back toward the prior close.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Consolidated Gas
Cooklyn Union Gas
Hocking Valley
Delaware and Hudson
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
8&T
Louis
Laclede Gas
Susquehanna and Western
Fiiecons
Booklyn Union Gas
Baltimore and Ohio
Cotton OU
Lake Shore
Minneapolis
Louie
Norfolk and Western
Oregon Navigation
Pullan
United States
William Linn
Ale Len & CO
Mears
Scranton Board of Trade Bond Quotations Extract
Quotations for bonds based on par of 100 include Scranton Pass Railway first mortgage due 1820 and Scranton & Pittston Traction Co. notes. Also listed are People's Street Railway general mortgage, Dickson Manufacturing Co bonds, Lacks Township School 6 percent, City of Scranton Street Improvement, Mt Vernon Coal Company, Scranton Axle Works, and Scranton Traction Co. listings.
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Scranton Pass
People's Street Railway
LUCVE
Philadelphia Provision Market Report Summary
Market notes show varied prices for grains and produce. Wheat and corn futures listed with September and October/November contracts, oats and firm butter and cheese notices, refined sugars and cotton quality terms, and live poultry receipts and shipments data for the period.
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Philadelphia
Bept
Pennsylvania
Isc
Dtye
Grain market review shows steady to weaker closes
New York trading for September featured firmer early in wheat with a late break. No. 2 red and winter wheat options drifted down as local selling pressures increased, while corn futures eased with spot prices softer and brief buying on weaker cables.
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New York
Buffalo
Bullad
Reptember
Smac
Chicago market quotes and futures for grains and livestock
Futures prices for wheat and corn across September December and May contracts appear with names like Willie Satie and Oye fire. Cash grain values show flour and feed items with scattered bid prices and weekly receipts of wheat corn oats rye barley. Cattle hogs and sheep prices are noted as stronger for good stock with varied regional demand and large yard receipts.
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Chicago
Willie
Satie
Iiba
Wynakye
East Buffalo Market Report Summary
East Buffalo notes steady and easy conditions with cattle quiet and good, Yorkers and hogs strong to choice, prices around 54.00 for hogs and 6.80 to 6.75 for lambs. Sheep and lambs firm with lambs choice to extra at 6.80, wethers 4.75 to 5.00, culls and common rates around 7.50.
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Cilesto
Voucalyen
Texas
Western Rangers
Saifair
East Buffalo
Cattie
Calf Market Report With Mixed Movements
In New York during Lent markets show varied calf and sheep bids. Prices for Western calves hold steady around 3.04 to 3.04 and for lambs near 3.045 with quiet demand while hogs show stronger ranges around 4.40 to 4.65.
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New York
East Liberty Cattle Markets Report Prices by Category
East Liberty Pennsylvania markets show prices for cattle and cattle types. Listed are primes and common cattle with ranges for cows bulls steers and heifers, including weights and bid values in dollars and fractions.
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East Liberty
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