Susquehanna Girl Slays a Bear Near Milton
Miss Mattie Randall of Susquehanna County, visiting near Milton, shot and killed a large bear that had chased her dogs from Randall’s yard. The event drew local praise as the bear collapsed after a single shot and another emptying of the barrel. The piece notes regional sentiment and hints at memorials for notable local figures connected to the incident.
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Scranton Tribune
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Mattie Randall
Susquehanna County
Milton
Farmer Randall
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Pope
Reynolds Case Prolongs Wyoming County Court Session
Special to The Tribune reports Judge Lynch presiding in place of Judge Dunham as jurists weigh the Jerry Reynolds case from Factoryville. Reynolds faced for money from sold mowing machines tied to Dr. Stark. grand jury review continues with several cases pending and taxes debated for Nicholson and Tunkhannock townships. Clem Chamberlain of Berwick attends, linked to a prior stabbing case.
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Wilkes-Barre
Dunham
Milak
Jerry Reynolds
Factoryville
Dr. Stark
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Thomas Ryhn
Willum Fox
Nicholson Township
Tunkhannock Township
Clem Chamberlain
Berwick
David Myers
Oil Cloth and Matting Sale Advertisement
Oil cloth sale offers 500 yards priced at 15 20 and 34 cents per square yard. Matting sale lists 200 yards at 25 cents. Sale emphasizes values less than half of former prices and urges quick purchase.
Local Notes and Church Notices Highlight Week in Moosic
Social notices report Daughters of St George and Primitive Methodist groups meeting, entertainments planned, and church assignments following Oneonta conference. Also noted are Miss Shields and Mulhearn visiting Dixon residence, Agnes Murphy funeral, Rev Van Hoesen reinstatement, Rev Lowghran sermon at St Marys, and Moosic Powder Company ceasing operations for remodeling.
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Pennsylvania Coal Company
Millside Coal Company
Primitive Methodist Sunday School
Mary Shields
Loretta Mulhearn
Scranton
Dixon
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Oneonta
St. Mary's Church
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Francie Kane
Patrick Doran
Michael Dougher
Anthony Clifford
Thomas ‘Tigue
Charles Doran
St. Mary
St Mary's Church
John Lowghran
Washington University
Moosic Powder Company
Local Social Notes and Borough Watch Plans
James T Duvis of Washing ton DC to visit for summer. Market day by Ladies Aid at the Railroad YMCA hall on April Mi. William De Lowerene of Saginaw MI returns home after two months with relatives. Walter Shaw of New York City returns home after two months with his brother. Men meeting includes a talk by secretary F P Browne and a testimony session by BE Swarts. Women’s Temperance union to meet at Mrs BE D Burton’s on Church street. John O’Brien of New Milford visits Edward O’Brien. Move to hire two night watchmen for the borough. Borough council agrees to enforce bicycle sidewalk ordinance. fines after April 19 for violators.
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Washington
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Willian de Lowerene
Saginaw
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Walter Shaw
New York City
Young Men’s Christian Association Hall
F. P. Browne
Swarts
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
BE. D. Burton
Church Street
John O'Brien
New Milford
Edward
Susquehanna shirt factory opens in Wilkes-Barre area
A report of regional industry notes the Susquehanna shirt factory employing over fifty began operating Monday afternoon. Separate items mention a planned Catholic hospital in Wilkes-Barre purchasing the Gilchrist home for conversion, local protests over Spring Brook Water Company rent, and various court and mining updates across northeastern Pennsylvania. A drilling project near Lovelton yields gas with no oil, prompting plans for further tests nearby.
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Munover Ftreet
Emily King
Gillett
Sradford County
Kelly Brothers
Leon Gage
Brackney
Montrose
Spring Brook Water Company
Anthony Jimmight
Blackman
Towanda
M Peck
Court House
Stroudshoro
China
Asa P. Dlakestre
Mauch Chunk
Lake Carey
Lake Front
L. L. Sarge
West End Coal Company
Macanaqua
Shickshinny Democrat
West End Company
Lehigh and Wilkes-Larre Coal Company
Hallatead
Qromas Pettit
Hollenbeck
New York City
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Boranton
Lovelton
Reading Leads Market Decline Then Sharp Rally On Liquidation
Wall Street opened with defined declines and apathy amid heavy liquidation in Reading. A brisk mid day rally lifted the market to a late strength, with Reading trading down as large blocks were unloaded. Despite ample offerings the stock recovered, rising about two points from session lows amid late buying and general firmness in rails. Total sales today reached HM4,000 shares, according to William Linn Allen & Co.
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Market report notes steady grain and dairy prices across regions
New York reports steady flour and wheat prices with firm No 2 western and No 2 red futures, while corn and oats show dull, easy trade. Dairy products remain steady with creamery and state encamery lines cited. regional variations include quieter barley and stable butter margins amid mixed shipping and export demand.
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Philadelphia Provision Market Report Highlights Mixed Wheat and Steady Provisions
In Philadelphia on April 9 the wheat market shows steady tones across contract months with April and May quoted near unchanged levels and July and June holding nominal figures. Provisions demand remains firm though butter softens, cheese steady, and cotton and refined sugar show little change with a general dullness in market activity.
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Poultry and grain prices from Keene market report
Fragmentary OCR lists assorted farm commodities with prices and quantities. Mentions common fowlry, broilers, ducks, wheat and corn markets, receipts and sacks, with figures such as 4 dollars and several thousand bushels noted for flour, wheat, and corn.
Chicago futures and commodity quotes April 1
Wheat futures show April May July and September bids with various delivery dates and prices. Pork, lard, short ribs, and grain quotes list in dollars per bushel or ton, with a range of nominal figures and grades.
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Market Report From Chicago Auction Prices
Chicago auctions show cattle and hog prices mainly at low to moderate levels with fluctuating demand. Cattle range from common dress to prime with beef steers and cows trading around set ranges, while hogs and sheep see mixed gains and steady to higher bids. receipts list thousands of head across hogs, cattle and sheep.
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Beeves To Be Receipts and Market Quotes
New York April 1 report shows beef cattle and hog receipts with steady to firm prices. American steers at wholesale reach 4.00 per hundredweight, sheep and lambs receipts around 8.76, with specific figures for veals and miscellaneous cattle. hogs total around 1 010 head with steady weights and prices.
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East Buffalo cattle and sheep market report
East Buffalo N Y April 12 cattle receipts all through. nothing in cattle yards. Hogs receipts stronger. Yorkers good to choice priced around 4904.05 per head. Sheep and lambs slow, mixed quality, prices from 5 to 6 per head. Wethers and ewes mixed, utilities steady.
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Market report notes oil bid for certificate sales
The City market report shows a bid for certificate oil with 5 000 barrels offered in the Sie sale. It mentions balance changes and shipments including 19 10 barrels with various figures and adjustments.
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Activity at Jeansville Sparks Manufacturing Push
Hazleton April 12 reports rising shop activity in Jeansville with orders to keep departments busy. A large pump shipped to Lehieh and Wilkes-Barre Coal company for Nottingham Shaft, one of the largest pumps produced. Cumberland Railroad of Spring HM Nova Scotia sent a duplex pump, size Joxtxd6, among several smaller orders received recently.
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Hazleton
Jeanesville
Lehieh
Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Wilkes-Barre
Nottingham
Cumberland Railroad Company
Nova Scietia
Nervous Prostration on Verge of Collapse Prompts Cure Claim
From Cleveland Ohio J T Whann of 29 Baty block corner Parne and Wilson Aves suffered months of nervous prostration and extreme nervous tension. He left his former dangerous occupation and now runs a mine three miles from Alliance Ohio with Mahoning Coal Company. He describes severe headaches sleeplessness and tremors eased by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People which his wife also endorses. The ad claims these pills restore nerves and cure various nervous disorders and female complaints and are sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady New Jersey.
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