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Handheld Pyrometer Market Thriving Robust Growth, Profitable Industry Share and Revenue Forecast to 2029
Global "Handheld Pyrometer" study 2022, the industry landscape is covered from driving factors to upstream markets and the overall state of the market. An in-depth analysis of the overall growth prospects for the global and regional market was provided which was based on an in-depth analysis of key industry players, primary and secondary data.
Market Analysis and Insights: Global
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the global size is estimated to be worth USD million in 2022 and is forecast to a readjusted size of USD million by 2028 with an Impressive CAGR during the review period. Fully considering the economic change by this health crisis, Small Size accounting for % of the in 2022, is projected to value USD million by 2028, growing at a revised magnificent CAGR in the post-COVID-19 period. While Chemical Industry segment is altered to a magnificent CAGR throughout this forecast period.
The global handheld pyrometer market size was valued at USD 130.6 million in 2021. The market is projected to grow from USD 135.4 million in 2022 to USD 202.8 million by 2029, exhibiting a CAGR of 5.9 % during the forecast period.
Regional Analysis:
Moreover, This report focuses on , especially in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, South America, Middle East and Africa. This report categorizes the market based on manufacturers, regions, type and application. Regional analysis is another highly comprehensive part of the research and analysis study of the global market presented in the report. This section sheds light on the sales growth of different regional and country-level markets. For the historical and forecast period to 2029, it provides detailed and accurate country-wise volume analysis and region-wise market size analysis of the global market.
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Top companies in the Global research report include:
- AMETEK Land (U.K.)
- Advanced Energy Industries Inc. (U.S.)
- Proxitron GmbH (Germany)
- Fluke Process Instruments (U.S.)
- PCE Instruments (Germany)
- Optris GmbH (Germany)
- AOIP (France)
- Optron GmbH (Germany)
- CHINO Corporation (Japan)
- Calex Electronics Limited (U.K.)
- Micro-Epsilon Measurement Technology (Germany)
- Omega Engineering Inc. (U.S.)
Strong Demand from Glass Industry to Trigger Investments
The handheld pyrometer market growth will witness a notable gain on the back of surging demand for fiberglass, float glass, and technical glass. Leading players will boost investments in portable pyrometers to monitor the temperature. Industry participants will potentially expand their footfall across North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific. For instance, Italy has become a favorable investment hub for glass manufacturers. Governments have implemented robust policies. Prominently, the expanding penetration of Industry 4.0 in the manufacturing sector will bode well for major companies gearing to expand their footprint. Stakeholders expect handheld pyrometer to be highly sought-after to simplify processes and bolster efficiency.
However, high manufacturing costs and lack of raw materials could impede the industry growth over the next few years.
Market Segmentation-
- Key Findings
- By Type (USD Mn)
- Infrared
- Optical
- By Application (USD Mn)
- Glass
- Ceramics
- Metal Processing
- Others
- By Region (USD Mn)
- North America
- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- Middle East & Africa
- Latin America
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GBP/USD Trades Weak as EU-UK Trade Negotiations Underway
Early on Tuesday, the Pound is still trading weak against the US dollar after dipping to an over four-month low during the previous session as markets cautiously await updates from the trade negotiations between the UK and the EU. At the time of writing, GBP/USD is trading at around 1.278.
Even as fears of the spread of the coronavirus hitting the global economy keep markets under pressure, the British currency faces additional downward pressure over the likelihood of a possible no-deal Brexit scenario after both Britain and the EU adopt hard stands ahead of discussions. While the EU continues to insist that Britain must conform to its common standards to get preferential access in trade, Britain has refused to compromise on its political and regulatory autonomy for the sake of the trade deal.
The UK has also put its foot down regarding the Elgin Marbles, amid reports that the EU could demand its return to Greece. Brussels' mandate lists this as a potential issue that is likely to come up for discussion, but British Culture Minister Caroline Dineage has confirmed that the government will not give in to such a request.
In addition to insisting on a hard deadline for the end of the transition period, Britain has also insisted for a "broad outline" of the trade deal to be ready by June and for it to be finalized by September, a timeline that the EU officials consider too ambitious.

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My fiancée is 30. I'm 32 and this "friend" is my age too. I used to watch football with him down the pub and sometimes my fiancée would come down and we'd all have a drink.
I called him straight back. He said they'd been swapping photos like this for a while and my fiancée had been asking to meet him –, just her and him, without me. We're due to marry next year. Do I tell her I know about what's going on? I don't know what to do about marrying her now.
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ArrowXL, the UK's largest and longest established 2-person home delivery specialist has been awarded a contract with Cuckooland, the luxury lifestyle emporium to deliver unique homeware, furniture and unusual gifts to households across the UK.
Cuckooland pride themselves on providing stylishly quirky furniture, garden and homeware, kids beds and unique and unusual gift ideas. Their customers expect high-end products with a fast and efficient delivery so they were looking for a distribution partner who would provide a complimentary service.
Furniture will be consolidated at the Worcester site and Cuckooland will take advantage of the ArrowXL 'Diary Booking Service' enabling their customers to nominate their delivery day.
Alex Ledsham, Director at Cuckooland, commented: "The team at Arrow have done everything they can to make us feel right at home, providing fantastic communication and support throughout the onboarding process. Offering a whole host of new services to deliver Cuckooland's trademark 'wow' to our customers, including Saturday deliveries, mattress & packaging recycling and many other flexible options, we're very excited to begin dispatching with Arrow. It's the start of a great new partnership for Cuckooland and we're very excited to be working together."
Allan Pape, Business Development Manager at ArrowXL added: "As the UK's largest multi-user two-person home delivery and warehousing specialist we have a great deal of experience working with retailers.
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When I woke up this morning, I regreted to not having booked two nights here in NewYork New York Hotel. I liked this Hotel and the room very much and I had the best sleep of the whole trip. But I had decided to pass the last night in another Hotel: The Tropicana, just over the street.
So I had to checkout and with the luggage in the trunk I drove to have a Goodbye Breafast Buffet in my favourite Breakfast place: the Bellagio Hotel. For 15 USD including tax, I got best juice and coffee and toasted Bagels with salmon, pancake with Syrup and large selection of fruit and a lot of other premium stuff. (It was my last day here). After breakfast I needed a walk and went to the strip and walked around to say Good Bye to the strip. Then I decided to visit another Comic shop on Rainbow Boulevard, but it showed to be not good and I didn't buy anything. I continued driving around stopping in a Starbucks drive-through for a Mocha Cappucino (venti) to go, and continued to drive through the roads stopping at a Tower Records where I also didn't find anything I liked. My plan was to see the Red Rock canyon this last day, so at about 10:00 am I drove to this place which is only 17 miles east of the strip.
Scenic drive in Red Rock Canyon.
In the red rock canyon I stopped at the several viewpoints taking the scenic drive and I made a longer stop at Pine Creek Canyon. Here I made a 2 1/2 hour hike towards the canyon and the creek and back. It had become very hot this last day here in Vegas: about 71 degree F (felt like 25 degree Cel.) The sun was shining and the sky was blue: I didn't want to return to cold Munich the next day. I left Red Rock canyon at about 3:00 pm and continuing driving around casuall through the streets in Las Vegas, stopping whereever I saw something interesting.
I decided then to check my Emails in the Flamingo Business center, which I had used already the first time. Then time has come for check-in at the Tropicana Hotel, and when entering there I regreted again for not having stayed at New York New York Hotel. This Tropicana was so old and greasy: I didn't like it from when I entered.
My Hotel room wing in the Tropicana: Excellet view to car park.
I also got only a third floor room with view to the car park. And I paid even more than I had paid in the New York New York. O.k. left the luggage and immediately went out onto north strip for a diner at Bellaggio, and afterwards again a walk along the strip passing Bellagio lake with the nighly fountain show, going up to Treasure island were the Pirate show just ended, crossing strip and entering The Wynn Hotel, that new 5 star Hotel admiring that big waterfall and the lobby. Then I walked down on the strip over Paris, Venetian to Aladin for a last walk through the desert passage. Then back to my car in the Bellagio. It has become late and I took a last drive to fill up the car, so that I didn't have to do this the next morning before leaving the car at the rental station. Then I went back to Tropicana, got all my stuff out of the car for packing the luggage for my flight home to Munich on the next morning.
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I've always loved the art of setting up a good table because around it
we share the best of ourselves either with family or friends!!!
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Entre Mesas also offers the alternative of being able to cover your table as many times as linings you may have. It is a fun, elegant and different proposal to make those moments of gatherings, memorable moments.
Entre Mesas was born at the end of 2020 with a revamped concept and with a
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CMS is proposing the "Birthing-Friendly" hospital designation to drive improvements in maternal health outcomes and maternal health equity. The "Birthing-Friendly" hospital designation would assist consumers in choosing hospitals that have demonstrated a commitment to maternal health. The Administration announced this new designation during the White House Maternal Health Day of Action Summit (April 13, 2022).
- Initially, the designation would be awarded to hospitals based on attestation that the hospital has participated in maternity care quality improvement collaboratives and implemented best practices that advance health care quality, safety, and equity for pregnant and post-partum patients.
- Data will be submitted by hospitals for the first time in May 2022, and CMS will post data for October to December 2021 in fall 2022. Criteria for the designation may be expanded in the future.
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- 1 ¾ lb Sweet potatoeswashed and cut into 1/2" chunks
- 1 tbsp Olive oil
- 1 tsp Chili powder
- 1 can Black beansno-salt-added, rinsed and drained
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Sweet Potato, Avocado and Black Bean Tacos
I made these veggie Sweet Potato, Avocado and Black Bean Tacos for a meat loving friend recently and you won't believe what they said: "I don't even miss the beef"! That's how good these tacos are – even meat lovers love them. You can easily make these vegan by omitting the cheese or substituting it with some vegan feta.
To make these, I start by roasting the sweet potato with some oil and chili. Towards the end of the sweet potato cooking time, I heat the salsa verde and black beans. I serve everything in the middle of the table and allow my guests to assemble their own tacos. This takes the pressure of the chef and allows everyone to be involved in the process!
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Versatility is the of the game in the modern NBA, and fortunately for the Los Angeles Lakers, they have LeBron James.
James is one of the most complete players in history as he has shown an ability to play every position. James started as a small forward but has spent time as a full-time point guard and backup center.
While the star will always act as a pseudo point guard whenever he is playing, James said during his end-of-the-year exit interview that the important thing is being able to help his team win games. "It doesn't matter for me personally. My personal goal is to be able to play any position on the floor.
"Every game is different. Matchups is different at times, so to be able to have the availability to our team that I can switch off and play center for minutes or point guard for minutes or play the wing spot for minutes, according to what the game dictates or needs. That's for me to make sure that I'm equipped and I'm in the best possible shape I can be in to help us win ball games."
While there might be some concerns about James spending more time at center, he downplayed the toll and detailed the differences between playing on the perimeter and in the paint.
"I'm sitting here saying want to get to the free throw line more, so me worried about physical taxing is definitely not something that I want to think about. But I think the only difference is I think playing on the perimeter and playing the five, you do a lot more rolling, you do a lot more rim running from baseline to baseline, things of that nature, things that you see more natural fives do. You're running a lot more pick-and-rolls, so I think that would be the only difference, you're playing in the paint a lot more than being on the perimeter.
"But I have the luxury of because I can do things on the perimeter as well, to be able to float as well, either picking-and-rolling, or if I see a big guarding me and he's in a deep drop then I have to pop and shoot the ball from the outside. So I can mix it up, I'm not just a regular five-man, I'm a hybrid. I can do whatever needs to be done."
The Lakers may have stumbled on something during the 2021-22 season when they went small with James, so perhaps there was some credence to the star's claim that it was not a complete failure. Entering Year 20, James shows no signs of slowing down which is good news for Los Angeles, who will need him at his best to get back to the top.
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How the Treasury selloff could punish stocks
The bull market in bonds isn't dead – it's just taking a nap.
So says Gluskin Sheff economist David Rosenberg. Unlike many investment strategists, he views the recent selloff in Treasury bonds not as a sign of an inflationary fixed-income apocalypse, but as the latest opportunity to buy income-generating bonds cheaper.
What's more, Rosenberg says the current obsession with rising food and energy prices will pass — and along with it the market support for stocks at what he views as bubbly valuations.
"There is a big difference between an inflation scare and an inflation cycle and most pundits are underestimating the degree of austerity that is on its way at all levels of government, which will outlast the commodity boomlet," he writes Monday in a note to clients.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note has risen seven straight days, putting it at 3.66% — up from 2.41% at its autumn deflation scare low. That's a big move in a fairly short time, and it hasn't escaped notice that the selloff unfurled as investors started asking questions about Ben Bernanke's intentions and the ever-darkening U.S. budget picture.
Commentators led by Pimco's Bill Gross have been urging investors to ditch government bonds and find their way into supposedly safer alternatives. Having previously predicted the Treasury market would turn into a "turkey shoot," Gross recently counseled that it is time for investors to "exorcise" on their bond portfolios.
But Rosenberg isn't buying any of it. He notes that the 10-year Treasury has had 10 similar spikes in just the past three and a half years, all of which ended with money fleeing stocks and rushing back into bonds — despite the frequent proclamations that bonds were done for after a generation-long run.
"Each time we have the bond bears claiming that the secular bull run is over and each time they have been dead wrong," Rosenberg writes.
This is not to say he expects the Treasury market to turn around immediately. He says he expects the 10-year yield to test 4% for the first time since last April, when a brief stay above that level was followed in short order by the Greek crisis, the flash crash and a big equity pullback.
Rosenberg has been calling, wrongly as it turns out, for an even deeper stock market pullback since then, contending that the U.S. economic recovery is still far too reliant on government spending and that stock valuations are overstretched. But he says the Treasury selloff could yet turn his spotty stock forecasting record around.
A 4% yield on the 10-year Treasury "seems to be the yield that the equity market tends to respond to and not in a very friendly way," he writes. "The good news for the stock market investor — we are still 35 basis points away. But at the rate things are going, we may get there by the middle of February."


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be no rush, no press, no lack of proper attention, and
an unbroken assortment in every department you
visit. Yes, come this week if you can make it con
venient, you'll be better satisfied and we'll feel that we
have been able to treat you as we feel you deserve to
be treated.
1m Art Needlework
Is moie popular today than it
ever has been and offers more in
ducements. 3ur Drapery Department
Shows many choice Rugs, hand
some Curtains and very choice
Silk Shirt Waists
For ladies have aheady found I
many choosers, and the interost I
in !
Our Umbrella Stock
Proves that the specialties made j
for our holiday trade meet with
-Ladies' Neckwear
Is near by the Umbrellas, and
there's always a crowd there.
.i The Handkerchief Christmas S.Ue, the specials iu
IVa'dles' Fine Hosiery aud the great display of Bric-a-brac,
Polls, Jewelry and fancy goods of every description com
plete our holiday ofiferiug, One would think you might be
'suited from such a collection.
Globe Warehouse
the enllrf ttty urolcr tlic iif Imin if Rnti-tti'
milil ll U liDiit to aunie.
Councllmnnlc Candidate.
Wllilinn K. Thnyer. of ;il!l Htnuh
Main avenue, formally nnnounees his
tandldaey for the ntitnlnatloii for
common council In the Fifth ward, In
the followliiB' cord sent Id The Trib
une: SMtiton, IM., Doe. 10, IIAI0.
To the Itfpulilluili Votprs of the rittli Wiinl.
Ccnlltinrtit At tin' rptteriitid irqmili uf many
fiirmlt nml in'lnhlioi. nuilc liuth in pcTfiin unJ
by mill, i Inir lu unnnuiid' tlml I lill Im a
mmllilJti' for loiiunuii inoiicll (luin till waul
foi the entiling ti'tm.
HcIleWnn, under all ii.tiilllluii, Hut lhl mi;
otlne of unl- elty Kutrrninetit ulimilil sock on't
not lie nuitttht, 1 wMi to KtJtr lliut licj'otnl ih)in
rtiil'trallun I will nut nuke iicrotuil eftutti tn
wenie the tiuinlii.it Inn, lull le-iMj the matter en
tirely In juiii lutiiN,
Satlstleii that ,on will lo juitr ili.ty at .von
may in- It, as I h1l.i1! try tn iln, If n oli'it
that I sliouM ti'pteent )ou. I am
Veiir ttuly. '
w. i:. iiijjh.
tr. Thayer l the oldest member of
ihe West Side Itepubllcan club, lmvlnj?
Iieen ideiitllled with that ori?anlzatloii
slnee its Inception, He has resided in
the Fifth ward twenty-seven years,
has never held any olilee, and never
aspired to any. He is also n promi
nent member of the Masonic order and
the ICnltfhN of Honor.
in adltlon to the above Mr. Thayer
hi n member of the Orand Army of the
Republic, and probably the only Hyde
Parker who marched with Sherman
fiom Atlanta to the sea. He inode.stiy
announces that If some kooiI. substan
tial man comes out lie will be perfectly
willing to step aside.
Evans Fell Into a Trench.
Kvun Evans, a Bray-haired man, re
sldlnir at 1620 Price stteet, fell into an
opening in Pettebone street late Sat
urday night and when rescued by a
passer-by was coveted with mud from
hend to l'ojl. He ptesented a very di
lapidated appearance when brought to
the station house by Patrolman Mi
Collltruii. It was nece.vary for Lieutenant Wil
liams to procure an entire new outfit
for him before he could be locked up,
anil as the man was sufferlntr from ex
posure, extreme care had to lie tak"n
with him. Alderman Moses fined IIv
ans $3 in police court yesterdnv morn
ing He it still In the custody of the
Funeral of P. F. Madden.
The funeral of the late Piurti k K.
Madden yesterday afternoon was at
tended by many relatives and friends
of the dneeased who in 1 i V'o was one of
the most amiable of men. Whan the
temaitis arrived at St. Patrick's
church, where r;ev. J. B. Whelnn con
ducted the luneral services, a large
concourse of friends bowed their heads
In sorrow and sympathy for the de
paited and tliohe who were near and
dear to him.
Delegations wete present from the
Knights of Columbus, Hrotheihood of
Rlks. Bauer's band, Clerk's Protective
association and Musicians' union, of
which deceased was a member. The
Moral offerings consisted of a pillow
Table Linens
And towels are much in demand
this year. They're all right,
too. They please.
Offerings in Siito
Tho only complete Silk Depart
ment in Scrauton is here. Silks
are popular.
Dress Pattern
Ave a never-falling- stand-by.
Special holiday novelties are
now open.
Ladies' Snnrt Coats
Aro also much in demand. Don't
worry over sizes. We can fix
Men's Furnishings
Silk suspendeis, fine Neckwear,
right Gloves, pretty Socks,
Shirts, Etc., for men.
from the Clerks, harp from the hand,
tin anchor from deceased's son, Pnttli
a pillow from his sisters and several
beautiful casket bouquets.
The pall-bearers were! M. h McAn
drew, John Gorman and F. J. McCnnn,
from the Klks; lllchard D. Jennings,
John J. Kflly and T. J. Kngan, from
tin; Knights of Columbus. The flower
bearers Were William J. Uurtoll, Thus,
Hoche, William liurkc and Thomas V.
Flntmngnn. Intel ment was made In
the Cathedral cemetery. A. P. O'Don
nell, of North Scronton, hud chorge
of the funeral.
The following relatives and friends
fiom Pitlston were In attendance: Mr.
and Mrs. James Delaney, Mrs. Patrick
Mcehati, Mrs. Mary Meehan, Mrs. May
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burke,
Misses Annie Delaney, Nellie Meehan,
Teresa Clarke, I.uke Brady and James
Christmas Uay Eisteddfod.
Much Interest Is being manifested in
the eisteddfod to be held at Taylor on
Christmas duy. Five eholts have been
organised tocompcte for the chief prize
on " 'Hound About the Slurry Throne,"
from Handel's Messiah, These choirs
are from Olyphant, North Scinnton,
West Hcranton, Plymouth and Taylor.
The adjudicators will be as follows:
.Music. Prof. C. C. Evans, of Wllke.i
liurrc: tecittitlons, Itev. D. P. Jones,
West Seranton. The officers of the day
will be: Morning session M. M. Will
iams, chairman; J. R. Watklns'. con
ductor. Afternoon session David l.
l..e Is, Olyphant, chairman; Hon. H.
M. lSdwnrds, West .Scrauton, conductor.
A hi rife number of the music-loving
people from this side will participate in
the competitions and enjoyments of the
Last Day of Doll's Carnival."
Tonight will lie the final opnrtunlty
patrons will have of visiting the doll's
carnival nt 12". South Main avenue,
under the auspices of the Young Wo
men's Christian association, when
evetythlng In the booths will be dis
posed of.
There are n number of tastily dressed
dolls left, suitable for Christmas pres
ents, which will be sold cheap, and a
number of other useful articles are ob
tainable at reasonable prices. The at
tendance Saturday afternoon and even
ing wns very gratifying, and the re
ceipts were increased materially.
Among the Churches.
The Sacraments of the Lord's Supper
were administered at the Jackson
Street Baptist church last even.lng.
The board of deacons and trustees will
meet this evening.
Rev. M. H. Vaughn. D. D., of Soule
college, Dodge City, Kansas, occupied
the pulpit of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday morning.
An offering was taken up yesterday
at both services in the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church for the Freedmnn
board. Special music was rendered by
the choir at each service.
Itev. James liennlnger, pastor of the
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal
chinch, addressed the gospel meeting
at the Railroad Young Men's Christian
association yesterday afternoon.
Itev. W. P. O'Donnell, pastor of Holy
Cro.4s church, nddressed the members
of St. Peter's Total Abstinence and
Benevolent society at their meeting
yesterday afternoon.
An Interested audience at the Ply
mouth Congregational chuii-li last even
ing listened In Rev. W. H. Williams,
the drummer evangelist, speak on "The
I.at Romp with the Tiger."
First Baptist Church.
At the Flist Ba.otist church vester
duv the pastor. Rev. S. V. Mathews,
preached moinliiK and evening' from
the 1 Corinthians, 13:12, "Then shall T
know even as I am known." The dis
course was clear and concise, appealing
to the large congregations present at
both sei vices.
At the Sunday school the at tendance
and collection was the largest this ymr.
The oiilcers and te.ieheis feel i?!i titled
nt the tine showing of the school.
The attendance and interest for the
TSaptist Young People's union is ex
ceedingly encouraging. An important
business meeting of the society will be
held on Wednesday evening.
This evening Charles Cot less, the
senior deacon of the church, will cele
brate his golden wedding nnniveisaiy.
Two Police Court Cases.
John Francis Morrison, of Carbon
dale, who was helped to the station
house late Friday night in tin intoxi
cated condition, was committed to th
county jnll by Alderman Moses for
ten days, in default of a $3 line.
Rees Wrimths, of 1!)1 Washburn
street, who was arrested for being
drunk and lighting in .Mears' hall Fri
day night, wns lined SI by Alderman
Moses in police court Saturday morn
ing. Father Mathew Smoker.
The Hyde Park Father Mathew so
ciety held nn enjoyable smoker in St.
l.eo's hall yi.-stcnhi!' afteinoon nt the
I conclusion of their regular meeting.
itemiii-Ks were made by M. T. Walsh,
M. S. I-avellc, Kdward ICetinev
James II, Brown and J. C. Callaghor.
M. J, Jennings ivad nn interesting
and Instiuctlve piper on "Cathollo
l.'nlty." 'John A. Hughes, of ion
West l.iickawanna avenue, won th'J
! in gold, which was disposed of nl
a drawing,
To the Republican Voters of the
Fifth Wnid.
Notice is heteby given Unit a chucih
of the Republican volets of the Fifth
I ward of the city of Sernnton will bo
I held ut the various polling places In
said waul on Saturday, December 13,
between the hours nt 4 and 7 n. m fnr
Hie purpose of nominating liepublican
candidates for the otllee.s of common
council, school controller, icglster,
Judges of election and Inapeotois of
All persons Intending to become can
didates for sold nominations m hereby
notified in register with James P.
Thomas, 31K Twelfth street, on or be
fore Tuesdny, December Jl, lfi)u.
By order of the
" Vlglluucu (.'ormnlute.
Hunlel Coleman, of 13rt Van Huron
avenue, hud his right hand .injured
while loudliig coal In RrlKtP)' shaft
leteully, Dr. W J, Davis is at
tending lilni.
Joseph Hat ret t, of tut South' steel
mill, anldeii a purty of West Scrun
tou people through tho mill recently
am) explained to the the proces-s of
tinning out steel rails, in iho party
were Dr. and Mis. W, J. !,. Davis.
Mrs. M, U Toy and Miss Kato llel
donbach. The social committee of the IClec-i
trie City wheelmen uro making ar
rangements for an entertainment and
basket social at the club house (lest
Friday evening.
The Japanese wedding party at the
First Welsh Baptist church on Nfiw
Year's eve promises to be one of tho
most exquisite novelties of tho holiday
Tho pastors of the English speaking
churches will meet this afternoon at
11.30 o'clock at Itev. J. P. Moffat's
study, on Washburn street, to ar
range for the week of prayer.
Miss Josephine Swallow, of Nebras
ka, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I. W.
Swallow, of Tenth street.
Mrs. 'Pulver, of North Hyde Park
nventln, is reported to be quite 111 at
her home.
Mrs. Myrtle Smith, of South Hyde
Park avenue, Is visiting relatives In
Spring Hill and Stevensvllle, Brad
ford county.
Itev. F. A, Frlcker, pastor of St.
John's flermnn Catholic church, has
letumed from a three months' Jour
ney In Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong, of
Ninth street, have gone to Pntcrson,
N. J., to spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Charles Itushworth.
Mrs. Ralph, ot Hyde Park avenue,
Is entertaining her sister, Hiss
Frankle Sivurta, of Salem, Wayne
Mrs. J, M. Eaton, of Tenth street, Is
on the sick list,
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Remaly, of 721
North Sumner avenue, are routined
to the linuoe by sicklies.
Miss Jessie Wetherby, of East Ben
ton, Is visiting nt the home of her
brother, Herry Wetherby, of North
Main avenue.
Mrs. W. H. White and daughter,
Helen, of Peckvllle, are visiting the
former's father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Snyder, of North Main
Mr. and Mrs. Josh Webb, of Hollister
avenue, are rejoicing over the arrival
of a bouncing baby boy.
Mrs. George Berry, of Cnrbondale, Is
visiting her mother, Mis. Jane Davis,
of Brick avenue.
Mrs. Fred Smith Is very ill at her
home on West Market street.
Colonel T. D. Lewis council, Junior
Older I'nited American Mechanics,
went to Georgetown Friday night on
a special train in company with the
Duninorc council to Institute a new
council nt thnt place.
Mrs. Newberry and Mrs. Smallacomb,
of Throop street, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. John Muyne at their
home in Jermyn.
A meeting will be held tomorrow
evening at the club rooms of the social
club recently organized on North Main
avenue, near Parker street.
Mr. Daniels, of North Main avenue,
who has for the past year been in Brit
ish Columbia, is expected home in a
few days to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Thomas D. Snook, of Green
street, Is recovering slowly nftor being
seriously ill for some time.
Mrs. Evan Lewis, of Hill street, Is
convalescent after a severe Illness.
Thomas Jehu has recovered from his
recent Illness.
Mrs. Doty, of New Columbus, Lu
zerne county. Is visiting her niece,
Mrs. C. W. Benjamin, of North Main
An address by Librarian Henry J.
fa rr on "Libraries" will be one of the
attractive features of the Scranton's
Men's society assembly this evening
In the Providence Ptesbyterian social
rooms. Music and a light collation aie
also on the programme. Each member
Is privileged lo invite one gentleman
A benefit game of basket ball will be
played tomorrow night at the Audito
rium between the North End Stars and
the Keystones for the benefit of John
Skllfington, who hnd ills leg broken
six weeks ago at the Auditorium while
playing with the Stars. A large crowd
should attend the game to help "Jack
Skiff," as he is familiarly called, de
fray the expense.
The Keystone 1 literary and Dra
matic club Is prepailng to run a grand
ball at the Auditorium New Year's
night. The admission will be $1.
The Father Whitty society will run
their third annual country dance nt
Ihe Auditorium, Wednesday evening,
Jan. ft, lftUl. Prizes will be awarded
the best appearing couple and the best
cake walkers. Admission, ."0 cents a
A valuable horse belonging to Fenner
ft Dickinson dropped dead in the tear
of their store Saturday evening.
All news matter for The Tribune will
receive prompt attention If left in the
ti box at Davis' drug store.
John Fidlam, of Von Storch avenue,
has announced himself as a candidate
for the nomination of common council
man lu the Second wind.
Miss Nellie Pierce, of Nay Aug ave
nue, who nas been III for some time,
Is around again.
.Many comments arc heard as to why
the new telephone company have not
received their franchise In town vet.
Those who have subscribed for tho
new 'phones are becoming very impu
tient at tile councils' delay In this mut
ter. Thete Is a deadlock In council,
three membeis being in favor and
three against It, Those against It aro
afraid that Just one more line of poles
will mar the beauty of our handsome
streets. The new company offers to
Install eight 'phones for borough use
In hose houses free of e.s:ens?.
The Jiinlou society of Christian En
deavor of the Presbyterian church will
give an entertnliuneiii In the church
purlors on Thursday night. The little
folks have been faithfully drilling for
some time, perfecting a fan drill which
will be given at this time. Ice cream
and cake will be served at the close.
The Epworth league of the Metho
dist Episcopal church will resume its
tegular meetings tomorrow night,
which have been Interrupted for sev
etal weeks by the union revival ser
vices. The funeral of John Eddy, the llttlo
son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Eddy, of
Bloom street, was held yesterday af
teinoon, interment was made In Dun
more cemetery.
Treasurer AugiiRt Wahler will pay
borough orders at the borough build
lug from 2 to r o'clock today,
.Miss Helen Farter, of Cherry street,
Is entertaining Miss Lois Smith, of
Miss .Mai ion Bryden bus returned
from a visit of several weeks In Pitts
ton. Miss Kmmn .Sutherland, who has
been spending several months In town,
left for her home In Brooklyn, N. Y
on Saturday,
A. P. McDonough has been confined
to the house for the past few days
with an attack of nervous prostration.
John Sta'nton has assumed control
of Jones' milk depot at tho corners
and will conduct tho business in the
The Young Men's liepublican club
will hold a meeting In Frost's hall to
night, All true Republicans are urged
to be piesent.
There Were Large Crowds In Attend
ance on Saturday, Both. Afternoon
and Evening Officers for Ensuing
Year Nominated by the Century
Hose Company Revival Service
Growing in Interest Joint Ex
cursion of Century and Wm. Con
nell Hose Compnnlos Other Notes.
The entertainment on Satunluy night
at the Athletic club fair was In charge
of the Bumpernlekel band, and the
members covered themselves with
In tho afternoon the ehlldteti wore
given the freedom of the hall, and as
an Incentive towards a large crowd,
two door prizes were olfered, a gill's
hat, which was won by Llllle Vockroth,
and a boy's suit of clothes, won bv
George Rosnr, of Cedar avenue.
The children's unit luce was largely
attended, but the Saturday evening
crowd exceeded all expectations. They
veritably overran the hull and the din
ing loom, and pushed and Jammed
their way through good-naturedly.
No. 0!MI won the evening's door prize,
which consisted of a handsome potior
A comforter, chanced off during the
evening, wns won by Otto Robinson,
and Madeline Bonn, the young daugh
ter of Recorder of Deeds-elect Emll
Honn, won the Goddess of Liberty doll,
donated by Williams Bros. The fair
committee are also In lecelpt of a
handsome pen sketch, representing
"Good Health" In the shnpe of a robust
Flemish cavalier, the work of County
Auditor Costelln. It Is very well exe
cuted. The fair will be continued during this
week. The Ringgold band will give a
concert this evening.
At a regular meeting of the Century
Hose compiiny.1" held last Friday n'ght,
the following officers were nominated
for the ensuing year: President, Emll
Bonn; vice-president, Henry J. Spruks;
treasurer, Edward Frable; financial
secretary, Robert O'Donnell; corre
sponding secretary, John A, Miller;
delegates to Relief association, Emll
Bonn and Ambrose Hertz: trustee, Am
brose Hertz. For foreman there is a
very lively contest between Frank
Dambacher, George Hofnagle and
Frederick Kepple.
"The Royal Invitation" was the
theme treated last night in the Cedar
Avenue Methodist church by Rev.
Houston, the blind evangelist, who
preached a most powerful and thought
ful sermon. The revival services, which
are growing in Interest, will bo con
tinued again during this (week, com
mencing at 7.30 o'clock each evening,
except Saturday. Patriotic council, No.
822, Junior Order United American Me
chanics, attended the services Inst
The joint excursion committee, lep
resentlng the Neptune Engine com
pany, the Century and AVIIliam Con
nell Hose companies, met in the Nep
tune's quarters yestprday afternoon
and decided to hold their nnnual ex
cursion at Lake Ariel on the 17th of
next August. Minor details were also
at ranged. Those present were Messrs.
John Gibbons, Ernest Simrell and John
Fineke, of the William Council Hose
company; Peter Rosarand John KelTer,
of the Neptunes, and Louis Schwas-?
and Frank Dumbaeher, of the Century
Hose company.
Mrs. H. Jacobsoii led a very well at
tended and deeply spiritual gospel
meetlntv yesterday afteinoon at the
Young Women's Christian association
on Cedar avenue.
The Junger Maennerchor held a large
ly attended rehearsal for their coming
minstrel show yesterday afternoon in
Germanla hall. The musical programme
is In charge of Prof. W. C. Ott. of Law
rence band.
The numerous chinches of this part
of the city nre very busily engaged at
present in prepailng their Chrlstmns
cantata and entertainments, and al
ready the children arc becoming Im
patient for the arrival of Santa Claus,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyer, of Cedar
avenue, are receiving the congratula
tions of their friends upon iho arrival
at their home of a baby gl.-l.
James Roche, a foreman of the Lack
awanna lion and Steel company, Is
seriously ill nt his home on Mill stieet.
Mr. X. L. Folger, of Ainesbury,
Mass., Is tliu guest of J. W. Baylay
and family, of Green Ridge street.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Taylor, of Cn
poue avenue, are in New York elty,
Mr, I'rosbey, of Columbia avenue,
recently hud seveinl of his lingers
badly mangled while working In tho
Simpson shops.
Miss Jennie Lowery, of Deacon
street, is visiting frietids in Forest
The Amity Literary society held its
regular meeting Thursday evening,
when novel nl now members were ad
mitted. Mr H, V. DusDiilierre, of Wyoming
avenue, hus letumed from a inonth'-i
visit with friends in Philadelphia and
New York,
Robert A. Greeley, of Proinplon,
Wnyno county, a brother of "William
E, Greeley, of East MurUei streoi,
died Sat in day, Deceased was 01 years
oi age and n veteran of the Civil war,
Tho Young People's Christian En
deavor society of tho Green Ridge
I'reshyteiian church hold their anni
versary rally last evening In tho
church auditorium. Thou was spec
ial limbic by the junior choir and a
special sermon by the pastor, Bnv.
I, J, Lansing-,
MIss-.Mnry CJinrleswoitli Is ill nt
her home on Minion strooi.
Mrs. T, J, fiiitniau and soii, liemge
Ilouser Giltinan, of East Benton, nio
spending a few days with Mrs, C, J,
Mitchell, of Blair avenue,
National Organizer C. W, Baxter
conducted ii meotlng of the barbois of
the North End and Oieen Ridge, Fri
day evening, fit William Jones' shop, on
North Main avenue. There weie twenty
members piesent. The otllcers electe I
were; President, Pattick Nolan; vice
president, William Jones; cone&poud
Ing secretary, Thomus Savage; finan
cial secretary, peter McHule; treas
urer, Bert Sherman; grievance commit
tee, John Robinson, Fred Giiilen, Mar
tin Hooney, J. S. Prltchnrd and Will
iam lilchurds; hall committee, Bert
Sherman, Dennis Kane and William
Condensed Milk
Phosphates and Hypophosphites
Added without chance of taste,
" Best Milk for Family Use " Babies thrive on it "
fc'oU by Dfutfd't. and (irocers. Write
Jllw I.lwlclnjee, of 1011 I'ltUlnti iiu-niir, illcd
F.iluril.iy mouilni; lit lirr liomc after ft Miort Ill
ness. MKs Joyce v.u ii ti'ielier In one n( Hit
rlt.v'i public i-cliooM nml wji cry will known,
Imtli In South Scianton nml tlio crntr.il city,
Rlie was amonn tlnm Inliirtil in tlie rtploilun at
the MinluntA' nml Mm lunlcs' li.ink 1n-.t Annus!.
Her fum-r.il Mill Like pl.iee nl U ii'itml; tomor
row mornliijr. Services will lie lielil nt St, Joint's
iliurc.li nml Interment will l ui.nle In the Cathe
dral lemelery.
Mr. Clwetiilolln Joins, wiril ii c.in, wile of
Jimliu.1 Jone", ot 5IU Ninth .Sumner aM'taii, did
nt ," o'lluik , eiteiil.iy niornlnir, utter 'I ohort III
new. Decn.veil It Mirtheil by her hiuluml nml
thru1 rlillilreli. Tin- fiincr.il seniles will be rnli
iliii'teil .It the lioiix! tMiiorrmv nftemoon tiy Itev.
D.illil Jones, pjKtor of the l'lrt WoMi IViliuicu.i
tliitml elmrrh. Inlernunt will lie m.nie In Ihe
Wiuliliuin ttrect cemetiiy.
News i Milled thi city on S.iliniliy of the
ilejth of Viry Itev. Denn Thomas .1. I'lcinfnir. of
llonne.trvllle, illoeeio of ll.inMiurir, nil uncle of
Itev. M. J. Plrmlnir. of South .Vr.inlon. The
luneral Is to lie held on Thursiby. Intirnieiit
ul Hill Top, Wnyno county.
Helen, the 2-yeiu-olil iliinditcr of Mr, anil Mi '.
Thiutus Wall, of 1Ji7 Irving avenue, filed Sit
iinhy, after .1 hhoit illnesi. Tlie funeral will be
In III at ll o'rloek this nftrrnnnu with iu.enuent
In the Cithednt cemetery.
Kathleen, the Inanit ilamrlitir of Mr. and Ml.
I'atrlik McNidty, of 111") t.rant .Hemic, died
Siturilay nicht. 'Hie ttueul t.'lll take place at
J o'lloik this afternoon, with inteuuent In the
t'ntludinl ceinctetv.
Itolieit A. (Iioi'lcy, Innlhcr of W. K. (,'reeley, of
this city, ilinl al I'loinpton Saturday noon. Fiine
tal todiy at 3.1.- p. in.
Leading 100 Events
of Closing Cenfiiry
Cop'.rh'lit, IIKK), The Chiistlan llirald, Xiw
AX UVnSTri'l. icnturj Uuly has heen this
niniteenth rcnluiy of the Cliri-tlin ua,
now within a mouth of its lIiw. 1'ioiu
whatsoever standpoint it Is rixanhd, lis
history is marvelous. In the Uiio'ttcili;c we li.tc
gained duilm; its progress, of our own globe, It
xtauds unparalleled. There has bien uoudeiful
progm also in science, in education, ami in
the adaptation of rjatur.it forces lo hum. in pm
pocs. Political mil teriitorial chauues, too,
halo made this a very ilitreitnL woild fiom that
of 1WK. It is not possible in small spue to
oen mention tlio events which mike the ccnturj'
memorable, but it may be Inti resting to recall a
hundred, which, if not the mo-t important, are
those that hue had the greatest influence in
shaping and developing tlie condition of the
wars axp iti:(ii.imo.s!.
Itittle of Aiisterlilz, Xapolcan ilcfeils Ans
tiians and Iliissiius, su.".
ilatth' of Tiafalgar, XeNini 'Inks 1'iewli (hit,
Moscow- liutneil bv tin Russians to eutiap Xa
poleon, 181:!.
liattle of Waterloo, .Napoleon vamiuishcil, is",.
llattle of Xavaiiuo, securing (ircek independ
ence, JS-7.
1'riineaii War, Oreat lltituin, Fiance imd Sar
dinia against llu i.i, itAi-Vi.
Indli Mutiny, in which native .soldier i m,isa
cic IhiglMi men, women and childun, IS'iT.
rmncci-AiHtrian War, 18.71. followed by t;.ul
baldi's Campaign unifjiiu Italy, l'il.
Tlie (Unit I'ivil War in Ainuica, lsid.M.
Sui lender uf l.ee to (irant at Appomattox., piil
!i. 1st,."..
Austiu-Prussiaii War. Puisivc liattle, Nuiovva,
July II, 1MWI.
rr.inco.'niss,m War. Decisive bittle, Siclin,
Vit. 1, 1ST0; followed by tide ration i.( liei
maii Mates lu Cernnii ianpilc.
Itiisso-Turkish War. llattle ot I'lcvni. Dec. lit,
Itoiubaiilmcnt of Atcvmdiia h.i the llritisti,
1S2, followed by the occiipitioii of Hijpl.
War between Chinese ami Japine.io, ls'll.
Americ o-Spanisli War, Manila, May 1, 16'isj
.Santiago, July .':, 1S:.
War by (,'reat lliitiln acaliist South African
Itcpulillrs, law-UNO.
I'ranee bocomis an empire, lsiilj ., republic,
1'IS; an empire niialu, !s.V!; Tlu'id republic,
(iem-ral outbreak nt revolutions iluoughont
Kurope, 118.
Home, wlriil from the Pope, Incomes capital
of t'niteil Italy, 170.
lu the Antic Kipcilltlon ot Mi' John I'muMim,
1S43J Do Long, 1S7H; Cni-Jy. 11: I'e.uv. 1VU;
N'ansen, ism; Duke of the Abriuvl itauhist
ninth), 1!KK.
In the Antaictii lllseoe, l:U; llalleuy, ls.l.";
ItTivllle, 1SCJ; Items, 1M1, Wilkes, 181:!; Itoieh
grevli.k, Mi
In Africa- Livingston, lsu.7.ii Mauley, l7.'.-s7;
Speke and (Irani, lH,
In America Joint C. I'rimoni's ioiuiiey west
ward to the ijfil ioli-io.
I'll -l stiaiiibeut, tin Cieiuioiil, made a in.i
ne from Xi'W Voik to Alban.v, n.)7j me hist,
sttatnboal in no, ihe Atlantic, the Mr,iim.ri.
I'ilst i.illiiad, Mcvcklou and ll.lillu.ti.u, lliu.
I mil, IsJ.I; ItallliiiLre and Ohio, fouituu miles
long, s30.
Mghting the xtirvU by ga-, llit expoilmmt in
Loiulon, sn7,
Klutiie light induced ny CiIImhi's aiplli a
tlon of suh-illvlslon, HW,
The MiC'onniih reaper luvintcd, l:JI.
Howe's siwlng iiiichliie, IStiJ.
Tho ilectrlc lelegiaph, Sauniel I" II Moise,
IS.I'i, I'ilM lli.e III (he fulled Siitc, s.
Tlio ti-leihoni first elilbilei, ls;n.
rin lihonogiapli, 177-ii.
Cable laid jciiiss liie Atlantic., 3i-"i7i peiliclnl,
lie 0.
Clectllc railioad at Kilimn's liome, it Menlo
Park, ls'0
l'hologiaih,i I'lirl opciluionH by paginne,
1S."J, l'lrt w(iful poitialts by Mnise, IS'i.
The .siuctiustopu in s iiMil, lsiij; piifciksl,
Itoiiilgeu ra found to jmhi Halt "'i Is, Is!'".
hiioiAii ANf) hi;mmtahian'.
Hauiy abolished In the IliitUh domlnloi ,
Alexander II, nupeior of lliii.la, eiiiauclulCs
Ivveuty-lluei' million hiK Imii,
l.lncolit's Kmaniipatloii I'loclaiuatlou, In".'.
I'lt liilein.illoii.il Cspibltloii in llule l'aik,
London, 1&.1I.
l'irl hettlcuieiil ol an iiitdiiatioiial ipnriil by
ailiitratlou instead of war (Alabama Claum ot
I he United Mate agalul llnglmd), 1M1,
International I'elie (.'om;ich unillluli(, by
Iliibia, nut Is at the llitfiu, It-'f.i,
Urgaulzatluii of tin Ited I'lu-s Sodily at l,e
lima, )Wt
liig.iiilzailou ot the Wouum's ChrUtl.in Tern
pciaiuu union, JS7J.
First C'olleere frttltmviit etablUhei, I i 0.
llu Christian Herald adopts .,mn ililldr.n
orphaned by the India Famine, lit".
Org.iuirJllun of the Vmiiicaii llo.ud of Com
inUsloiiiM for I'uii'Uu Missions, Pill'. I'lnt
llllssloiiaiini M'llt out, 1311, '
Organization of the llrt Sunday School union
in London, 1WU; Amiiiuii, lo'l.
Ilritisli ami Foreign llihle wjckly founded,
Anierlean Illble toclety organized, 18IH,
First Voung Men'n Christian association Culab
lUheil by Oeorge Williams in l.omlon. hll.
fnr fanoVtel,
SCRANTON, PA. (b
Buratindir ARelj, Lessees and Mitier
A. J. Duffy, Uusln5 Manager.
TUKSDAY, Jfnflnee and Night, nECKMORB lt
High Class
With the following splendid company)
I.'lllm llrlrklnrt, Sidney flrnnt and Apnes Xor
ton, Mile. Clrectit, Cusey and I.celnlr, Iav
cmlcr Illchardsoii, The Itlxfonl Drotlicra,
Di'nuc nnd IletatiY, anil Sophia Uurnham.
Xlght Pilecs 25c., .Tic, 60c. nud 75c.
Matinee I'rlers 2o and M cent; children un
der ii jiurs, lCc,
O.NT, I'lIIIFORMAXCn oxr,v.
.TIlllltSDAV, UECKMBKR l.'.
CHAHLKS FlIOIIStAX'S COMCDIAXS.
"Self and Lady"
Presenting the Ilolllcklng Farce Success.
In the same manner as fccn during Its recent rua
at the Madison Square Theater, New York.
The Compmy K. M. Holland, Frit?. Williams,
Ar.old Daly, James Kearney, Jay Wilson, T. K.
IMdingir, Fred. -Morris; Isabel Irvlnjf, Jby Rob
son, .Maggie Hollovvay Fisher, Mario Perlck.son,
May limlirrt, Nellie Rutler, May (lalver.
Prices "-, 50, 75 cents, l.0(l, $1,50. Seats en
sale Tuesday, Dec. 11, at U n. tn.
RBI 5 & BURijUNOER. Lejitth
II. A. BROWN, Manair.
Roe and Fenberg Co.,
In Ueiiertoire.
Monday fercnlng "Hoancke."
Tuesday Matinee "A Lively Time."
Puling the week other big well known prodiu
tioi:s will be presented.
Matinee Prices 10 and 20 ccnU.
livening Prices 10, 20 and SO cents.
New Gaiety Theatre
II. It. I.OXO, Lessee and Minajer.
Tiittri: DAYS, coMMr.xcixa
MOlsDAY, D --C 10.
ItlCi: & BAHTON'S
A We.iltli of Scenic Splendor.
A P.1I0 of Gorgeous Costumes.
A Clhiic of Ilcwltching Maidens.
Time Dijs, Commencing Thursday, Dec. 13.
Bon Ton Siir eaquers
."Ci days ahead of them all. Matinee dally.
I'HICT.S 13, 2-i, M, 50 cents.
Tin- Inquisition abolished by Ihe Spanish Cortcn,
tic ginning of the Salvation Ann)', 1W11.
Doctiiue of Papal Infallibility formally en
doised by the Kcumcnical Council, 1S70.
Itible ltevision Xew Testament issuer, ls.51;
Old Testament, tfct.".
Orgaiiiatlon of liie In-t Young People's so
ciety of Clnistiiii Kndeaviir, 1SS1.
()igani7itioii of (he Order of King's Daugh
ters, lN-li.
nafth.viMkn : Caracas, 1M2: India (2.0cKJ
pcisona killed), lslii; Canton. Chin 1 (li.-M) pei
isled) ls'ji); C.ilaluii (1,000 persons Iiiiomi,
s,lr,; San l)omin'o (C,noj killed), 131', South
irn Italy (ll.UiO lives lost, ls52); CalibiU
f!),0ir. killed). In"; Quito (5,0iX) deaths), 18.7);
Mciiiloa, Suiith Ameiica (7,000 deiths), lsilO;
Manila (l,H0i) deaths), 1W; Muyiciin fl.i.H)
deaths), lai,7; " Arnpiipi and diit.'iit (::"(HkI
deaths), ISI.S: Snn Jo.e, Colombia (I'.HiO deaths),
1f7S: Scio (-l.lHHt deaths), lsSl, Cifi,s-iniiei.ill
(1,'i'K) deaths), lvst: Chirlestou, !. C. fprnpcnj
vvoith s.-,,rKK).iKHl destro.ved and 41 lives Iivt),lSS7
in ihe Itivicra (2,(Xi deaths), t!S7 Japiu (1,(11
dead, .-..IKHl vveillllded), Ih'.ll.
Famines: Inland, lSIBj Hussia (Amerca con
tributid through 'Ihe Christian llerell a ran;
nt 101 n, suit cm boanrthe l,eo), 1S0I: in I111IU
1M7, lsl'i), ISsVi. ImW, 1S7ii, 117, )"). in tit
list two named .loan, tin 11 aero larg- Anuiicai
11 ntiibutloiis in money and I'j.i'in tlinuigh Tit
Chrl-t...n lleiald. In ls'7 Inesi I'jiurihiuloiH
amounicd to SKfi.Oilo, liuliidnu corn 011 bo.nd
the City of KveiellJ In IM'O and Ktfl V'W."(l
including com on boaid the iiiite.
The gieat Hie III Chltairo, l.."l.
The Coniiiiaugb Hood, destio.ving .I.i'in.bi'vn,
l'a., IWi.
Tidal wave al (i.ilicMon, Tex., 1'iclO.
Tidal wave 111 Jipin sweeps aw i,v 'iU.i'iOO hou'il
and kills J.ll'l iiet-Mins, lvsy,
1.1 ri:iiATt?itn.
Cm the publishes Faust, I'M
Victor Hugo writes J,es MMerible, IM
Thomas Cail.vlc's History of the VVncli Item
lilt Ion piilillslicd, Isl",
llalpli Waldo laiicri-onV Kss.i.vi, 1S11-71.
J0I111 llusklu'ii Modern I'alnti r puhli-'if-d,
Whittlii's 1'i.tnn. 1S.I7.7S,
llaiilit lleeclier Slowe's I'lllle Tom's Cabin,
Haiivln's Oilgln ot Species, 1S.W,
President Momcc propounds the doctrine thttf
la .lis his 11 line. It--J.
Mi Itobcit iec'1, premier of (Ireat Tlrittin, T--'l.
I0I111 (heiinan, nnlticl Stales secretary of tr'ai
my, icninis fpeilu paj incuts, 1S70.
Abraham Lincoln dec led preslilmit 'Jidte.1
Mile, l".
I), (lladslone linoimK piunier of Orel
lliltalu, 1."
lll.iuaiik 11111K1 iushlent ot tlio cabinet, l'ru.
ill, ivli.
(.'mint CaviMir, llheiator of Italy, appointed
piimler, USA
l.ouls lv'ossiith, dictator ol llungary, ISto,
(old ilmrmi'icil In California, hlS; In ,w
ll.ill.i, l.s'.i; lu Iho Tiaiiovaal, IM; lu tho
Klondike, I:i7.
Hlamond nilncii winked in llu' Transvaal, 1870
Opining ul the Me.ut CcnU Tunnel, 171,
but pikit of the I'nioii I'aelllc tailroail driven,
liaiis-Slbeilau 1alI10.nl operaled, WO.
llpeulng ot I be Sue. Canal, 1M.0,
AlaUa iciled by llussla lu Ihe United Stat.-s,
Fir.i session of the parliament of United Cat
ad 1, IM)7.
'Hie Aiistiallas fuulcr one giiveunni'lit, 1000.
Maximilian molted in Meilco, 1807.
lIxpuMoii of the emperor fiom llraxil, 151.
.ss.iM,lualloni Lincoln, 18(0: fiarlleld, Ubl
Lnipeior Alexander II., list: Camot, prcsiden'
ol Fiaiuc, ls:l: Shalt of I'crsla, lt06s Itlnj
llambeit of Italy, ID.'.
Impulsion of .levvo fiom Russia, 1S52-01.
Mjsaeic of ( lirl.ll.'iiis in Auricula, lStlj.
Vla.uie of inUilonariis und converts lu ( hint,
Army iliaft 1 lot in New Yoik, Ui.1,
Cliloiofoini tirst Used, s7,
Van luallon legalized. Isut.
1'astoir tlluinvTb iimedy for lirdrophoWa bjf
inoculation, lt-81.
'Ihe Kosctta btene furubhc) key to hie ro
Wlvphi, 13U
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After three killings in six days in the South Apopka area — including two reported at the same address — the Orange County Sheriff's Office has increased patrols to "saturate" the region with law enforcement, according to agency spokeswoman Michelle Guido.
Three men were killed in South Apopka in the last week: on Dec. 30, on New Year's Day and, most recently, Saturday. Guido said the the slayings were "targeted acts of violence."
Ahmad Alonzo Davis, 19, was found dead in the 1900 block of Old Apopka Road on Dec. 30 about 1 p.m. near the West Orange Trail, OCSO said. One person, 21-year-old Markese Mosely McNeil, has since been arrested in the case on charges of accessory after the fact of first-degree murder and destruction of evidence.
McNeil is accused of driving the vehicle in which Davis was shot, then disposing of the body by the trail and using cleaning product to wash out the inside of the car, according to his arrest affidavit. He also told investigators that he threw out the bullet casings from the shooting, but he said a backseat passenger shot Davis. That person was not identified in the affidavit and has not been arrested.
The next two deaths were reported at the same residence in the 500 block of W. Ella J. Gilmore Street. Guido did not respond to a question about whether the two killings are related.
Breaking News
On New Year's Day about 11:30 p.m., officials found Altonio Dunston, 40, shot to death inside the home.
Three days later, deputies responded to a report of an aggravated battery at the same address just before 11 p.m., arriving to find Maurice Bridges, 42, suffering from a gunshot wound. He was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead.
No arrests have been made in those two killings.
Guido would not disclose the details of the "law enforcement saturation plan" in South Apopka, besides saying there would be increased patrols, but said there are many elements to it.
"Our top priority is the safety of our residents, and we would implore members of the community who know anything at all about the violent crimes to come forward, or to anonymously call Crimeline with any tips," Guido said.
Residents with information can call Crimeline at 1-800-423-TIPS.


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"That feeling when you lie in your bed wide awake at night, thinking about all the negative things you felt earlier in the day, going into the night, and even at this moment."
Haha, wow – so relatable! *keeps scrolling to mask the fact that I am seconds away from an anxiety attack*
If there's one thing that I realize has become a huge problem for me, it's the fact that find it hard to let things go. I can feel embarrassed, judged, angry or bad about something and it turns into an uncontrollable, "spiraling-out-of-control" series of events.
Which then turns into an anxiety attack. Which then has us completely brain foggy and prone to just shutting down at any given time until this time has passed.
Hi, my name is Liz and I internalize the fuck out of my feelings.
Sometimes I feel like that no matter how much work I've done within the last year and a half, there's always this one thing that I feel reoccurs as an issue within the social situations I am in. I tend to really hold onto things that upset me and even after things are resolved and such, I still tend to keep it within myself and dwell on it for far too long. It's different than your typical "I feel bad about these things and need to resolve it in order to be better", it's more like "I feel hella embarrassed/shamed/judged/upset and even though time has passed, I still feel just as anxious and dissociated as I first was and now I don't know how to get rid of this feeling without holding in resentment."
Wow, that was too real.
My internalization of my feelings come from a place of trauma and not being able to express my thoughts and feelings about this without things being threatened or jeopardized. Before considering how I feel and what is going through my mind, I always think of the other person involved and how my feelings can affect their own and how would they react to the feelings and thoughts I am expressing. I've been in situations where the people in my life would jeopardize and threaten the integrity of the relationship/friendship whenever I decided to talk about something that may have been bothering me or on my mind. So, I stopped doing it, and I started to internalize a lot of my own feelings about things that eventually turned into built-up resentment. I tend to hold a lot of resentment once I know I can internalize the fuck out of my feelings in friendships and relationships and I understand just how unhealthy that situation is.
I don't like that I do this, and I'm trying my hardest to learn how to be honest and speak what I wanna say without feeling that things will get ruined or tainted.
Before fixing the actual issue, I will find ways to fix my own behaviors and how to avoid situations like this from happening again (without addressing the fact that perhaps maybe the way the other person handled things wasn't the greatest way either). Speaking to my therapist about this has made me realize that even with the growth I've had in the past year and a half, this keeps on being the reoccurring thing that causes a lot of my anxiety and "setbacks" on my progress.
Internalizing, in simpler forms, is pretty much the act of keeping everything bottled up and dealing with the consequences while dwelling on the what if's and the overall situation for way too long. You think about it and feel the guilt or shame to the point where it could potentially affect my mood for the rest of the day. For me, I typically sit on it for days on end and sometimes it disrupts my daily functioning until my mind is ready to not let it affect me. One time, I allowed something to be internalized for weeks on end and for those weeks, all I could remember is experiencing high-levels of anxiety and immense brain fog.
Perhaps this is just a response to my personal trauma or stems from a place of anxiety; I just still have such a hard time not allowing things to get to me. It's taken a lot of personal thought processing and talks with my therapist to finally realize that the majority of my anxiety comes out of this habit of mine that I've adapted in my life, and now the only way to let it go or at least improve on this issue is to challenge it.
But I can't lie, challenging things are such exhausting work and sometimes I wonder if the outcome is truly worth it.
Let's be honest here: having to face your fears and challenge them always takes more than one try to successfully do it. I find myself trying my hardest to challenge something to improve in that area of my anxiety, but it does nothing but cause more anxiety during that challenge process. This is something I've been aware of for awhile, but it's been extremely hard for me to finally challenge and tackle this thing about my anxiety that feels like has become the core of it, to say the least. The more I think about it, the more I realize that maybe this was the stem of my social anxiety in the first place.
But that's a conversation to have another day.
Nevertheless, it's something that I know will take a lot of practice to get the hang of it. It's going to take time to identify where this adaption came from and how I can stop automatically resetting myself to this mindset when things trigger certain things in me, but there's nothing wrong if you internalize your feelings and it doesn't mean you're a weak person. You're not this pushover if you internalize your feelings, but it doesn't serve you when you do that. It just hurts you in the end, trust me.


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Editor's note: This story has been updated throughout to reflect President Trump's announcement of new tariffs against China.
With August now beginning, it is reasonable to ask, given air cargo's soft performance this year, what is the outlook? Does the new month bring any month-to-month seasonal improvement in either U.S. import or export volumes compared to what we have just seen for July air cargo levels?
While we are facing unique global trade and tariff pressures this year with various U.S. trade negotiations underway, up until today (August 1), no specific tariff actions or threats were on the immediate horizon that would drive air cargo one way or another appear imminent for August. However, President Trump's August 1 announcement of a 10 percent additional tariff on the remaining $300 billion of Chinese imports, effective September 1, potentially changes the dynamics for air cargo, at least in one major air cargo market. A "beat the tariff" surge in air freight shipments from China and Hong Kong to the U.S. towards the end of August could well boost air cargo volumes and pricing in the short-term, but make for a slower fourth quarter peak season.
Normally August is a slower air cargo month for the trans-Atlantic trade, with many European companies in particular reducing operations for summer holidays. Much of the U.S. produce export season from the West Coast is completed or winding up, and it's early for Asian markets to be upgrading to air freight to North America for new products or major releases. No major port slowdowns or major airline labor actions are occurring that would cause buy-up to air cargo or tighten capacity.
We still have many years of history for both July and August air cargo traffic history to fall back on and use for initial guidance. The chart below reflects U.S.-wide figures for international air cargo and helps simplify the answer. U.S. export volumes by air have slipped in August compared to July in eight of the last nine years, averaging 3.1 percent lower each year, and increasing only once six years ago. Imports have shown a bit more volatility with sharper lows and higher highs. Still, seven of the nine years saw imports fall off in August, averaging 1.8 percent lower each year. But in two of the last three years, we did see an increase, though 2018 was only 0.5 percent higher than July during a strong inventory stocking phase.
While U.S. overall averages suggest slightly less cargo and opportunities for the trucking industry, individual airports can and do vary a bit. The lower chart compares these U.S. averages since 2010 along with those for 10 major U.S. airports. For Seattle (SEA) and San Francisco (SFO), the end of the primary produce shipping season in July and early August triggers the most dramatic export falloffs shown, but five other U.S. airports (Atlanta-ATL, Chicago-ORD, New York-JFK, Miami-MIA, and Newark-EWR) actually average very small August export increases compared with July. For imports though, all of the top airports shown, excluding Miami, align with the overall U.S. pattern, averaging low-to-middle single-digit August international cargo decreases.
The major airport bucking the overall U.S. trend for August has been Miami, which not only shows August growth on both air exports and air imports, but has improved month-over-month in all nine years reviewed, except 2011. Miami's Latin hub focus gives it a different traffic mix, with far less dependency than other U.S. airports on China air cargo. Miami's August import increases averaged 3.1 percent, driven largely between ever-growing demand for flowers, seafood, produce and asparagus, or perishables such as berries coming into season. Export increases averaging 4.5 percent cover a full spectrum – parts for aircraft, computers, automobiles, cell phones, medical equipment and machinery. Miami acts as the primary air gateway for the growing Latin American region.
Given today's global economy and trade outlook under a higher stress level we would expect under normal conditions that August 2019 U.S. overall performance to be at or below historic averages shown above. That means on balance less traffic to truck to and from most airports compared with July, and more open space opportunities on airlines.
However, any accelerated inventory stocking of Chinese products by air this month could push import tonnage into positive growth territory for some big China-cargo gateways such as Chicago, Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco. Miami stands out as the airport most likely to grow on its own over July without a push because of higher China tariffs. Getting past the summer holidays, Labor Day and potential short-term demand surges is key for any real sustained air cargo recovery this year.


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I contend that the government prioritizes games and the city's reputation above its residents and human rights because the poor's interests are often ignored in the expansion of facilities that can be used for gaming events in communities that host those activities.
Evidence-based on the relocation of impoverished people in Rio during the city's preparations to host the 2016 Olympic Games.
Response and Acknowledgement
The majority of city governing bodies tend to ignore the need for poor security in facilities construction programs. This lapse often results in the eviction of low-income inhabitants of the impacted areas. It is a culmination of the need to promote the image of the country to the visitors by building new facilities and expanding the available facilities.
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I claim that the greed and the need for the promotion of Rio image prompted the government to displace poor Rio residents from their settings in the city in the 2016 Olympic games.
The displacement of the Rio residents in the 2016 Olympic games was a culmination of corruption in the administrative body of the city which ultimately led to the development of inferior facilities.
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Displacement of the Poor
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Poor infrastructure
Evidence 1
Over 800 families were displaced from the city in the 2016 Olympic games that were hosted in Rio (Bevins).
Evidence 2
Lucrative real estate deals with private companies by the government. Most of these companies were closely linked to government officials (Einbinder 63)
Evidence 3
Many of the buildings constructed during the Olympic games are now in a state of disrepair.
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The displacement of the residents of Rio was a consequence of the greed of the city's governing body and the need to maintain an elusively pristine image to the visitors who were coming for the 2016 Olympic games. The government spent large amounts of money to build inferior facilities which only lasted during the duration of the Olympic games. The facilities were intended to appeal to the visitors who thronged the region to witness the games. However, the end of the 2016 Olympic games marked the beginning of the negligence that was extended to the facilities in the region (Bevins).
Similarly, corruption was rampant in the tendering process where the awarded companies were said to be close to the city's administrative personnel. Therefore, mainly, the administrators intended to benefit individually benefit from the tender process which in turn led to the unfair awarding of the tenders to the developers (Einbinder 62). Consequently, the poor were displaced from their settings in order to pave way for the construction of facilities which were intended to suffice the greed of the government personnel.
Works Cited
Bevins, Vincent. "In Rio, poor families are pushed out of their neighborhoods to make way for the Olympics." 2016. Los Angeles Times. 21 March 2017. http://www.latimes.com/world/mexico-americas/la-fg-olympic-land-grab-snap-story.html
This is an online source. It was result of search conducted on the Google platform. It provided a succinct title which related to the topic at hand.
Einbinder, Nathan. Dams, Displacement and Development. Springer International Publishing , 2017.
This source was secured from the Harvard Library database. It is a book that specifically addresses the displacement of the people of Rio.
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The results drawn from my search in the library database were mainly academic. The majority of them were books and journals which documented empirical analysis of displacement in Rio. In searching for the source on this platform, I was allowed the freedom to determine the outcomes of the search by defining the limits of the search.
The results drawn from my search of the google database were mainly news articles from different websites. I did not have to specifically define the parameters of my subject before I was extended the results. I was not allowed a year limit to my search.
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