Bill Proposes Annuity For Guard Widow. Measures Approved
Harrisburg report notes Mr Connell introduces a bill granting an annuity of 240 to the widow of a National Guard private. Governor approves measures, including school funding reforms, hospital funding opposition filings, and a bill to set a Civil War era court costs remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Connell
National Guard
Lackawanna
Lacey T. Keller
Jefferson M. Keller
Bronton
Comny A
Thirteenth Regiment
Natonal Guard
Penneyvannia
P. Meauley Cook
Health and vitality through Dr. Pierce's remedies
An exhortation on health urging men to guard against neglecting slight indigestion and sleep problems which lead to nervous prostration or consumption. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal cure and warns against substitutes, praising pleasant pills for constipation and general well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsef
Pierce
Public Instruction for county officers on recording mortgage details
The document orders county officers to ascertain and record addresses of mortgagees and assignees and to penalize failures. The house adjourned until next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Instruction
Alvoa Ds
Death in Jump Rope Tragedy in Reading
The five year old Anniec Delcamp, daughter of ironworker William Delcamp, collapsed after an exhausting jump rope session at home on Little Laurel Street. She had previously jumped fifty three times without stopping, developed severe abdominal pain, and died after peritonitis set in following a sprain and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniec Delcamp
Reading
Geyaatt
Annie
Lronwarker
Willeiam Delcamp
Laurel
Aupie
Sig Bowman
Poli
Kaiser May Be Tried Again
Fragmented report from Norristown on a murder case in Montgomery County. The defense argued the Commonwealth failed to prove motive and the court debated motions and witness testimony. The article notes continued legal proceedings and issues raised by counsel regarding alleged co conspirator details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Norristown
Kalster, Jr
Commonwealth
Montromery
Lelimony
Lowell Trea
Jide Sworte ii
Dames A. Clemmen
Linc
Cour
Bad Blood Boiling Over Kentucky Statehouse Fights
Reports from Frankfort say rising tension and violent exchanges erupt among Kentucky lawmakers. Senators A D James and Doorkeeper Aggler clashed in a heated confrontation, with others accused of threats or insults amid partisan maneuvering. Governor Bradley rejects pressure as conflict threatens to spill into the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Murph
James
Aggler
Tee Khives
Tyleruis
Janes
Thor
James Violett
Hunter
Dir
Munter
Clovernor Bradley
Breckinridge
Dinter
GENERAL LEE TO HOLD ON
Washington reports from the state department indicate General Lee remains at his post as consul general in Cuba. No plan to replace him or alter the consulate general before April 1, and no change in status has been announced. The focus remains on the Hull case investigation led by John H. Day from Canton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Lee
Viuvonn
Bee Thay
Bee Thay Ue
Walehing
Hull
John HB. Day
Canton
Swallow to Pay Costs in Pennsylvania Case
In Thurrisburg Pennsylvania on March 1 a notice lists Swallow and associated parties under March 2 witness terms tied to a Soldiers' Orphan communion and Captain John Delaney. The defense subpoena and trial logistics reference public buildings, a temple office, and an event at the Pennsylvania Methodist between 9 and 11 a.m. on Tuesday March 3 or shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurrisburg
Porte
Hev Lr
Swallow
Corrupt Grandson Case Shocks Cape Town Politician
In Pretoria a high profile South African leader suspends a relative amid a dispute involving MO funds allegedly linked to a KINWORK scheme. The incident stems from clashes between a Pwadi faction and a white Mathewton group, triggering calls for a police precautionary presence as tensions rise and authorities seek stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Karifer
Pretoria
Murderer Confesses in Barn Axe Killing of Mrs Miller
Frank Miller admits killing Mrs. John Miller at Black Lick Farm. He says a dispute over wages and a plan to ruin the family led to the fatal attack with an axe when she went to the barn to wet the feed. The confession follows threats and alleged motives connected to local tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Myre
Frank Miller
Garren Kere
John W. Miller
Black Lick
Ali Levy
Mra. Miller
Late Appointments Feed Federal Postings in Washington
The president announced new internal revenue and state posts including Lia Hons as collector for the First District, Pennsylvania nominees Penrose A. McClain and Thomas W. Cridler for West Virginia and Pennsylvania respectively, and Hamilton as postmaster at Cincinnati Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Denaly
Penrose A. McClain
Pennsylvania
Fivet
Thomas W. Cridler
West Virginia
Hampton
Oienn Grove
Odd Fellows Lodge Officers Installed In Village Event
The May Griffin lodge No. 44 of Rehobo n s Independent Order of Odd Fellows installed officers on Thursday evening, with a delegation from Borani an wood vicinity. New officers include Mrs W H Swadlow noble grand and Mrs J B Ak erley treasurer, among others. The lodge, about thirty members strong, celebrated with a well attended ceremony and continued improvements in the village. Local residents Mrs Kiwanith Filletoy and Jo W Mullentia attended, along with visiting relatives from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idizzie Welle
Parsons
Hip Copferenne
Bitar Lodge
No. 40
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Noble
G. Hy
Nichole
View Brand
William & Prace
JW. Hitches
Aesistant
Ow. Mullenis
BP. Evans
Trasnee
Elatteen
M. H. Coon
Bate
Jorden
Rehoven's
Wiliam HW. Swadlow
Noble Rand
Mrn. Muutene A. Myers
Arand
Misa Geno Akeorley
Mims
Janco A. Northup
Neelstant
Mra
A. J. Ackerley
Tronsurer
Mire
John Ta
Maury Carin
Altar Tearera
Mra NS
Davis
Ormanders HT Daten
Wintone Guard
Mira Jo
W. Mullentia
KH. J. Chapman
Lal
Hirty Wieght the Aplelt of Improvement
Kiwanith Filletoy
Howe
Dnl
P Thorrett
Ing
N.Y
Local Notices and Miscellany From Mont of Court and County
A scattered report notes court matters in Mont of the court with two chunks weighing five tons each. Rev A W Levisde visits Clark's Green on Tuesday. Residents on school vacation include Mary Tracy Ray Mardenburgh Judith Wilt Swirt Souisy Durland Nelle Kimble. The Lackawanne mercantile agent returns to pool taliden. Scranton’s Kiehth ward has forty nine tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenjamin Cardner
Sone Thonthy
Dreed Burns
Borunton
Kiehth
Scranton
Market Recovery Extends Losses in Early Trading
New York March dh The stock market recovery from yesterday's dip continued with early trading showing declines. Traders pushed many issues lower with some gains for a few names. Industry groups led losses as railroad and utility stocks fell sharply while overall sentiment remained weak and net changes ranged from fractional to more than one percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bewrs
Amar Fon Tobacco
Dersey Central
Delaware and Hudson
Eigar
Grangers
Aluwhattan
Western Union
Jersey Central
Siz
Din
William Linn
Allen , CO
Stock Brokers
Meara
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations
All quotations based on par of 100 are listed for the Scranton Board of Trade. Prices reflect standard market values and are compiled for traders and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Dickinson Manufacturing Co Lacks Township School in Oly
New York market report mixed with agricultural prices and commodity futures. Wheat, corn, oats, and barley quotes appear alongside dairy products and butter prices. Grain futures show steady to uncertain movement with notes on Creston Axle Works and local industry mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacks
Oly
Beranton
Lip Mt Vertion
Becranton Axle Works
Chicago
Chivigo
March
Tie
Ge Corm
Star
Market Report: Livestock Prices in New York District
Buffalo market shows steady to strong movement across cattle sheep and lambs. Prices range from fair to prime with bids for lambs and clipped sheep noted. Say calls to fair and mixed lots traded around 344.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Alwred
Fem
Medijum Sleers
Eha LW
Howe—Hisher
Market Receipts and Prices in Cedar City Area Auction
Receipts show steady market with cattle and calves trading higher for steers and heifers. Feeder cattle and heavy packing need described with prices around 3.50 to 4.10 per head amid mixed demand. Sheep and lambs listed with lighter demand and price ranges near 8.50 to 9.50 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hideo
For Sale and Wanted Items in 19th Century Classifieds
Fragmented ad copy lists cows for sale and various wanted notices. Mentions J. O Hraion and E W Gaylos, with references to mills, fiber materials, and manufacturing roles. Includes stray phrases about dates July 30 August 1 and payment terms in a Cribome office, typical of a local classifieds page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adva
De Lon Fenton and Allyv on Bargoalogis Hy Pew Days
Historical fragment notes residents on South Main Avenue Hy Pew days only with unclear listings for ME and ALLVOY ant on Bargoalogis. Names and places appear partial and jumbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME. DE Lon Fenton
I. Allvoyant
South Main Avenue
Wanted: Intelligent Men for Trade School Jobs
Classified ad fragment shows multiple want ads seeking able bodied males for training and sales roles. Mentions Board of Building Trades in Cleveland and several agencies offering commissions, outfit costs, and travel advances. Names and locations scattered, including Scranton Naperville and Obongo, with promises of wages, per word rates, and opportunities for agents and sales workers.
Professional cards and services in Scranton area
A dense page of professional listings including doctors specialists on heart liver and kidneys, veterinarians, attorneys, accountants, dentists, educators, and service providers. The items mention Dr W L Jamereaux and Dr Ton C Price, numerous Scranton law offices, veterinary services at 124 Linden Street, and other professional firms and shops along Lackawanna and Wyoming avenues with hours and contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lamereaux
Ton C. Price
Comegys
Spruce Street
D. BF
Replogle
Meare
Washington Avenue
B. F. Killam
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton
Jas
J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth Bidg
Scranon, Watson, Diehl
Hall & Kemmer
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Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Mrs. Kellar
St. Joseph's Hospital
Spute
Berks
Schoul
Board of Barbers
Predericks
Clinton
Wille and Orphens
Covedia Amd
Arrothers
Philadelphia
Morrow
Blair
Jeffries
Chester
Mrs. Keller
Pennsylvania Editorial Association
Blisy
Cheaters Smith
Jefferson
Crenay
al- Winbid
Voortoes
Hamonid
Westmoreland
Kaiser
Cuba
Keuger
Queen Victoria
John Miller
Honesdale
Wall Street Review
Rhae & St. Pp
Bae
Sitasun
Lake Shore
Louis
M K
Tex Pr
Central
L. i
Tehie Valley
Scranton & Pittston Trac
National Horing & Drili'g Co
Piret National Anay Bimhurst Boulevard
Incranton Ravings Bank
Cacranton Packing Co
Pobveery
Lackawanne Iron & Steel Co
Feranton Traction Co
Atunyo
Tall Drugaie
Munyon
Areh Street
Mateda
Factory
Talttye
Winite
Imiitation Creamery
Malie
Folly
Chemtt
Waehiingeil hieet—Euey
Sture Nod Pennay
Buffalo Live
Oi Market
OW City
Mme
Tribune
ADV
Advange
Kix Hood
Adams
Iran
Su Small
Sid
Madisonavent
Ronnie
Wiekleig Ton Avenue
Walter Ghigs
Board of Tide Want
Iyltinge
Caverta
Hanke
Wats Tre Withich
Prairie Huth
Spee Street
Gewesene
Fred
Cartondale Stan Laimicy
J. OO
Mgr
Young Stock
MES. Com
Neeeld
Estutin
Peu
Mal. K—A
E.W. Gaylos
Connolly
Wallace
Tito
Mamapsk
Hhometiers
Veil Whaler
Ollie
Trina
Marita
Worth
Ar Tiedel Am
Connolly & Wallace
Mali
Koo
Board of Tite Taiiing
Balerman Lowell Gp Io
Qalemmeni
Hilary Mmonthly
Hlol Evans
Ubionno
Wransten Antidea
Wells
John Wedderburs & CO
Attorias, Weslleton
Aldo Man
Denen
Co Nfow
Long Aid Manufacture Ho Company
Cheinnat
Veel
Edward C. & LO
Horden Mork
Ilvageo
Tibet
Phy Weekly
Wtute Age
Glen Brothems
Fewhiester
Ole Lau
Apateks
Adie Avenue
Addews Nichaim
Naperville
Anni
Mice AN Meru OO
Obongo
Consolidated
van Buren St
Chico
Hmorses
Cobh
Hetarl
Rito
Wishington Avenue
Pia
J. A. Barros
Palace Hestaint
WT Linck Wheavenue
Scrinton
Shas. Cooper
CFV
Suavenger
Allerdem
Kurtis
Deel A. Briggs
Stone Avenue
Mio
Tribotie Gilfliee
Fellows Street
Trier
Industries
Weil
Kusk Nowar
Oie
Shyahinag
van Furnish
Johor
Olesa
Peps
Martha
Everity
Washington Ave
R. m
Mary A. Shepherd
Si Adama Avenue
A. Trapold
Face Street
Allen
Tagion
Anna Law
Court House
W. G. Rook
Linden Street
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
Edward H. Davis
Commonwealth Building
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Archithot
Spruce St
Cor, Wish:ave
Frederick L. Brown
Price
I, Lacey & Son
Traders’ National Bank
Frank FE
Boyle
Atorney
ANE
At.law
Burr Building
Too
M. Washington Avenue
Edward W. Thayer
Attorng
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Wwetene & Knapp
Attornsnd
Republicuilding
Jessup
True
Samuel W. Edgar
Scranto
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
I' Ae Pitcher
James W. Oakford
Barring & Mv
Sw Eenry
Common
Interstate Secret Rerview Agency
F. L. Mgraw
I . Reynolds
BRL
Harrison
Main Ave
DR. C
Laubach
Wyoming Ave
KM. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Snover
Lacka. Ave
Mer, M. E. Davis
Adams Avenue
Echhol
Lackawanna Scranton
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Worcester
Leeds
Clark & & CO
Green House
North W Avenue
Kuettel
Lacka- Wating Avenue
Beranten
Maiu Turer
Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Bater
Murico FO
J. Bawer
Wyoming Evenue
Humuse Sore
Meagareuer Brothers
Boranton
Frank FP
the Tribune Publishing
Jake
Wind
M.A. Ste Hains
Lavwretioe
Mehice Snyder
Olbeyee
Rte Albert
Holiiay Wade
Snyder
Cinelan
Mangw Chemical Company
Nao Tu Jour Street
Peneylvania
Selden
Murvin
Tawley
Wink
Suydam
Htyshioniver Telesplone Company
Peonsylvenias
Cotetillet
Helis
Dire Air
Freeenger
Wasnt
Penne
Eure
Heth
Mike
New Fork
Wate
Act of Assembly
Searle
Senitor
Hotiemiulcy
AEGAL
Lackiwein
Sosi
Uwe
Stein Stone
Wiconine Avenue
Rene Apely
Joli A
Realed Vropomaia
Volniyuiiinisioners
Lavkawanne
Cole Devine
Julie Linge
Kor Partienbys Inguire
Peterwe
Melek
Wales
Volatblisaioners
Hart
Deers
Balh
Bai Madian Avenue
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