Trials Set at Montrose in April Penal Term
The April term of the criminal court at Montrose begins with sixteen cases on the docket. Defendants include Patrick Hassett charged with burglary. Henry White, William Church and Frederick Burdick with burglary. Peter Kenyach with assault and battery. Mary Trumbell and Kath e Kelly with assault and battery. William Church with larceny. Fred Lindsey, Jane. Andrew Kres with assault and battery. Leroy Whittaker with assault and battery. Frank Swick and Samuel Smith with assault and battery. Andrew Shoemaker with trespass and larceny. more charges include fraudulently secreting property and files pretence. Whittaker and Gardner defendants tied to surety of the peace.
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Montrose
Criminal Court
Edlendar
Naual
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Patrick Hassett
Commonwealth
Henry White
Willian Church
Frederick Burdick
Peter Kenyach
Mary Trumbell
Leroy Whittaker
EC. Gardner
Richard Gardner
White Convicted of Burglary in Montrose Case
Henry White, a known thief and jail-breaker from Montrose, was found guilty by a jury of burglary larceny and receiving for breaking into the home of Perry Harding near New Milford. Harding, over eighty, identified White as one of three men who bound and robbed him of a gold watch and 220 in cash before fleeing. White was captured the following day and partly admitted guilt before Justice Shelp. Trials for alleged confederates William Church and Frederick Burdick proceed.
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Montrose
Henry White
Perry Harding
New Milford
Harding
White
Shelp
William Church
Frederick Burdick
Epidemic At Auburn Largely Nonfatal Cuban Chickenpox
Reports from Auburn indicate all victims are recovering with no deaths. Doctors say the illness resembles Cuban chickenpox rather than smallpox, and the outbreak is not considered severe.
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Montrose
Lifes
Auburn
Factory dispute prompts talks at Wonestale mills
Fragmented text describes workers and employers at Wonestale mills considering a compromise over conditions. It notes daily meetings at ten o clock and hints at a longer running dispute affecting both sides. The report mentions a local pharmacy owner near Ninth and Ceent Streets and a funeral reference, with unclear dates and figures.
Herrick block contract awarded with local trades listed
The Herrick brothers let the contract for the new Herrick block to Kingston firm William H. Colley with work funded by Housel & Hawley and brickwork contracted to Charles Palmer. Excavation under Lennox progresses, foundations to start soon, while Paymaster Reynolds arrives to serve three months. The article also notes a court session with Commonwealth cases and grand jury activity.
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Scranton
Wenen Reynolds
United States
Orniger
Charleston
Herm
Reynolde
Oratory Society Holds Benefit at Mie Rigworthy League
Tradiate from Hodtun announces a benefit event for adults and children at the Sivanton Conservatory of Muar with music by Nteluatyon talvat. Local officials and vendors prepare for upcoming openings and repairs on William Street after a flood.
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Enews Sele
Hodtun
Elone
Sivanton Conservatory
Muar
Nteluatyon Talvat
Mie Rigworthy League
Adimeion
Ehildiwn
OG. W
Unclear historical note on Sermaion Tritone cloning plans
Fragmentary OCR text references a Sermaion Tritone figure, Wovedale and Voneadale locales, a Proiday event, and names such as McMawrin and Weston. It mentions a ceremony, a "Pasta Shave" on a Wednesday around April 1, and various undefined activities, but details are garbled and positions are uncertain.
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Wovedale
Apel
Voneadale
Hawke
Conan
Clie
Aighidar McMawrin
Weston
Trelawanean
Hhdeon
Ademira
Piwer
Property Transfers and Local Updates Across Townships
The report covers multiple local notices including land transfers in Trim and Forkston townships, court activity with Commonwealth v. Donnelly ongoing, and a series of community items. It notes a property sale in Trim Township to Joseph McCarroll, and another in Forkston of Frank J. Halbert’s property.
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Trim Township
Martin Singer
Joseph McCarroll
Forkston Township
Frank J. Halbert
Commonwealth Va
Susquehanna County Activities and Obituaries Highlight May Events
The Susquehanna County Sunday School Association planning its fifteenth annual convention May 1 at the Montrose Baptist Church. Obituaries note deaths in Cascade Valley and Montrose area including Frederick G. Comstock and Daniel Madden, with funeral details. Burglar suspects named Parker Evans and Cutlery in Great Bend, and a Jay House stable fire at New Milford.
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Susquehanna
Susquehanna County
Baptist Church
Montrose
Preadent
FP. Whitney
Tew. (. CO
Christ Episcopal Church
Sovial Club
New Milford
McChure Settlement
Sacquelwnne Hill Echoo
Robert J. Sperl
Ramaily
Oakland
Po ML. Lines
Great Bend
Charles Parker
Maltimore
Jackson Evans
Orange
N. J
Thomas Cutlery
New York
Binghamton
Erver
Miss Currell
Elmira
Mire
Devawuer
Montrowe
Daniel Madden
Brandt
Tweeday
Howry Spert
Carbondale
Kis
Robert Spert
Alsa
Fir
Marnep
Charles Po Ourtle
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Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Buried in Vintage Text
A damaged ad fragment touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. It claims long standing trust worldwide with price listed as twenty five cents and urges readers to ask for the product by name.
Market sees slight rally after midday selling pressure
New York trading opened with active selling across many stocks amid a reactionary trend. By midday buyers retrieved some momentum as several issues advanced, but overall demand remained light and the market closed on a weaker note with limited conviction. Bond activity was steadier with prices yielding and par value total at 1 005 000.
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Wny
Potal
United Staten Fa Coupond Drolmed M
Olf Ds Advanced
Moses Es
Ohio
Delaware
Mudeon
Federal Steel Seliwerance
Federal Steel
Louis
Nash
Manhattan
Miksouri Pacific
Pacific
Prion Pacific
Third Avenue
Chicago
Orly
Oeemnene
Eanes
Scranton Board of Trade Exchanges
National Bank
Si Scranton Savingy Nauk
Scranton Paeckin Yore
National
Ae Ee
Keo Light
Rust & Ate Dep
Eusae van Seranton
Vape Suede
Cette Clark & Snover Co
Eeenenee Lark & Snever Co
Seranton Tron Fenen & Mfg
Seranton Axle Forks
Hees
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Pr Co. Savings Bank & Trust Co
Vernon Coal
Untitled historical grain market notes from Philadelphia
Fragmented market wire items record mixed wheat oats and potatoes pricing and demand in Philadelphia and New York. Lists mention refined butter cheese lard tallow poultry and live stock with notes on shipments and market activity in western states and eastern markets.
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Philadelphia
New York
Sulithem
Nresee, Inc
Mt. Alte
Actatos Eaukiale. Com
New York Grain and Produce Market Quiet in April
New York grain and produce trading shows a quiet May period with mild activity for soybeans corn and wheat as traders await clearer price signals from global markets. Analysts note subdued volume and steady prices across futures with modest gains possible later in the month.
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New York
Unclear OCR Passage on Dairy and Prices in Milan
Fragmentary text references prices, creameries, cheese, and milk themes with scattered place names and dates. Mentions Milan, May, and various generic dairy terms, but lacks coherent events or identities to form a solid news item.
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Milan
Ivanka
Mtimanh Tutgalde
Eoutern
Westelbt
Cattle Market Notes From Chicago Sale Day
A fragmented report from Chicago covers cattle buyers and sellers with figures for steers heifers and mixed stockers. Receipts and prices fluctuate with lots like good meat cattle and yearlings, while bids and sale results appear in scattered form.
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Chicago
Eleera
Bel
Whatl
Hoge
Cholee Lair
Bo Mie TV
Rong Eats
Dok Af
Sally
Aluw
Ory Latte
WieetTy Dike
Vholce Wether
Untitled fragment recordsApril figures in unknown notice
The readable text shows fragmented figures and names without a clear event or context. It mentions monetary amounts such as 5,005.70 and 5.2505.95 and several garbled names, but no coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
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McCormick Travesting Machine Company
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Honesdale
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Thie City
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New England
Holy Land
Naples
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Genevieve
John Kelly
Searle Street
Matelon
Themerlyea
Minnie Jones
Owen H. Jones
Thin City
Mylon Frer
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
A Kilpin
Wyoming
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Old Port Jenkins
Revolutionary Times
Gwilym Williams
Ecity
Minn Ady A. Davia
West Pittston
Frank Shannon, Jr
Weat Pittanon
Frothinghamtreet
Mrs. Winslow
Gerson’s
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Wall Street Review
G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Third National Bank
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WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Buffalo Live Stock Market
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Union Pacific
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