Sentences on multiple trials at Susquehanna court in Montrose
The Susquehanna County Court of Common Pleas opened a second week with 14 trial items listed including Joseph Mahanna and others. Henry White and William Church received seven years hard labor in Eastern Penitentiary. Burdick’s sentence deferred. Additional cases involve Hassett, Kenvock, and various civil matters across Montrose and Towanda.
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Shanton Tellune
Montrose
Henry White
William Church
Frederick Burdick
Savor
Church
Burdick
White
Eastern Penitentiary
Yore Burdick
Patrick Hassett
Barglary
Flastern
Teter Kenvock
Court of Common Pleas
Susquehanna County
Joseph Mahanna
Thomas Mahannay
Roach
C. Te Baker
Killen Metiavern
Addrow McGovern
Dil McGovern
Peter Medovern
Treepass
Wien
W. C. Moder
WS. Robinson
Roptowm
Cook
Willian Sherman
FW. Stiwart
Asswmpelt
Walter PF. Dane
Henry T. Reach
Agnes Gill
Executtix
I. Oil
Déecowil
Va EL AL
Assilipesit
Gurringer & Woller
George T. Tattler
Neu
Agqueal
W. & Merselis Ve
Ameneripeit
First National Bank of Mont
EL Brie Ve
Almira Reynold
Tee Ciples
Newton Coal Mining Company Faces Large Judgment in Wilkes-Barre
The Newton Coal Mining company, backed by Philadelphia capitalists and operating several collieries in Pittston, faces total judgment notes of 4163.68 filed in the Prothonotary’s office at Wilkes-Barre. Four notes are listed against entities including Fourth Street National Bank of Philadelphia and Old Forge Coal Co. Amounts range from 40,066.07 to 102,062.48 with writs of fi. fu. issued and placed in sheriff's hands for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Newton Coal Mining Company
Philadelphia
Prothonotary
Wilkes-Thirre
Fourth Street National Bank
G. T. Newton & Co
Old Forge Coal Co
Patterson & Co
Funeral services for L M Baldwin in Montrose
Special to the Scranton Triline Montrose Pa April 17 The funeral for L M Baldwin occurred at his late home with Rev A Warriner of St Pauls Episcopal Church officiating A lifelong Montrose resident and Civil War veteran he was a Mason and member of the local chapter The Masonic order presided over the services and Four Brothers post Grand Army of the Republic attended in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton ‘Triline
Montrose
L. M. Baldwin
A. Warriner
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Masonic Order
Four Brothers Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Bradford County Notes and Local Items From Towanda
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Easter services across churches in Bradford County Towanda area. A new gun club has formed at Sayre with fourteen women. William Millette of Philadelphia visits Towanda. Various local names appear amid mentions of bonds, transfers, and county division into districts and appointments as well as political talk and counterfeit concerns.
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Scranton
Towanda
Sayre
William Millette
Philadelphia
Hile
Charles Ingerwoll
Defwalter
Tompkins County
S. V
Fast Waverly
Athens
Troy
Kagleanere
Beadined
Shywrvisor
Alney
Lehigh Valley
Stryker
Duluth
Ghwisitinge
Brielville
Steconeville
Wewik
Conmetted Winder
Tow Culver
Adolphyes Warwick
Therarora Township
Bela Dia
Trial docket details from Tunkhasinock court session
A bulky court record from Tunkhasinock April recalls numerous trials and guardianships. Executives James B Frear and G O Miller appear as parties, with many names of guardians auditors and guardianship actions cited. The docket lists adjournments, continuances, and probate matters including estates of Charity Townerint Margaret Howe and others, with references to the Weeming County Vige executive and court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhasinock
James B Frear
Ve. George
Miller
Mary Ac Ronin Wa McKinney Gal Stevens
Pequest
Bleatiur Petiny Ve
Warren
Oatily
Stephens
Tinsday
del Commell
Steiger
AL Spencer
Girton
Tablet Valley All Tour Company
William “Treible
Merson
Thomas Shermacht
Vosinne
Olas M. Lee
Bagine
Brea
OL Miller Jory
Forden
Poo
Roe
Mar
F.C. Bom
Charity Townerint
Washington Townehip
A. Me Renshaw
Tonkhannock
Dale Tage
Hele
Pepiioh
Brita Cheterlnit
Mary Lew
Falla
Cape Conkiention
Smith
Getiorrelian
Pelew Limited
W. Stark
Ontobor Deers
Margaret Howe
M. Lee
Mira
Foret Cle Visits and Community Notes in Forest City
Forest City reports Ajit Wie Mire visiting friends in Santen Vie Anslile and Millivilly. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church hosts a roster supper. Min Elizabeth Melvin and Benjamin Eichhober to wed at St Ages. Farhor Vale will perform the ceremony mind. Praik, son of Mr and Mrs J M Brown, is seriously ill. M O L Grenll visits from Cirboundale. Miss Ann Deugtt of Seruy Lon visiting Mina A J Morgan.
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Momiow
Santen
Samiral
Dorie
Millivilly
Warnervine
Clinech
Allo
Steelman
Owes
Mrterprice Hote
Wwe
Pepeiyione
Wolding
Aerqunt
Clipper Lens
Min Elhabeth Melvin
Benjamin Eichhober
St. Ages
Farhor Vale
Praik
J. M. Brown
Preumetila
M. OL. Grenll
Cirboundale
Minow Ann Deugtt
Boe Omowle
Seruy- Lon
Mina A. J. Morgan
New Milford Shuffle of Names and Events Noted
Special to the Scranton Trijamy from New Milford reports Miee Josie Boyle returning from Malletvad and mention of Miss Genevieve Sulinbot with partner J. Vin Wieshirk. Bryant of Deposit visits town, Dackawarnie Mreliviery work crews, Aida Bo Tiegn to attend a chapel ceremony, and several small social items and visits noted among residents.
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New Milford
Josie Boyle
Malletvad
White
Carling
Mies
Genevieve Sulinbot
Willian
Tmsines
J. Vin Wieshirk
FL. Bryant
Deposit
Malti Etreet
N. Weal
Trkenhell
Serantet
Aida Bo Tiegn
Scranton
Mile
Bihiol
Demie Towie
Allon
Milon Madre
Kingeler
Mioge
De Magdat ahwent Memelayewintunge Performers Shine
A rare program at De Magdat featured a chorus performing Our Bien King under Mr Wo HK. The Mika Twin aria and Wali Partette quartet were praised as highlights while Rev Dikanat Hatley presented a gift to Mr Mitchenster as thanks for his long service. Audience enthusiasm ran high despite garbled text in the report.
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Kater Servion
Cattera
de Schrecker
Wo HK
Maneldster
Thaks Scesdalens
Mika
Julie
Proramiie
Dikanat Hatley
Restore Acadhemiy
Tbe Frivally
Ehurch
Mitebiewter
Minehesters Servinns
Cleepe
Peruna touted as cure in letters from Buckley and beyond
A Buckley Washington resident and other readers praise Peruna as a cure for chronic catarrh. Miss Hertha Wentner, Mrs. Mary Cook, and Hon. A. T. Wimberly share testimonies of recovery and renewed vigor after using Peruna, described as an internal remedy for systemic catarrh with mucus reduction and blood enrichment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertha BE. Wentner
Mary Cook
Pittsford
Peruna
A. T. Wimberly
New Orleans
Natienal Republian
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Susquehanna News Roundup From Rushville to Montrose
A long local item list covers Rushville, Jackson, and Montrose areas with notes on residents, church meetings, taxes, and social events. Mentions Minns, Baldwin, Sutherland, Crock, and community gatherings at various churches and halls. Also notes a police matters update and a pneumonia fever inquiry with regional travel and personal visits. A Pineapple Tablets advertisement appears among the notices.
Mantell's The Wogger and the One at Lowron Headsbill
The article reviews Robert Mantell's performance in The Wogger and the One at the Lowron, praising his dramatic stage presence and the ensemble led by Irene Myers. It notes the show’s five acts, strong staging, and mentions upcoming attractions including Three Twins and Little Lord Fauntleroy. It also observes the Jefferson Angelia Opera company transporting two baggage cars for The Jolly Musketeer at the Lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowron
Robert Mantell Pier
Aidiniie
Nike
Mn Montell
Vietet
Mantel Bois
Marie Hooth-ftussell
Pranklin Toneh
W. A. Beewen
Oal Stryker
John
Irene Myers
Academy of Mine
Lord Fauntleroy
Jefferson Pe Angelia Opera Company
Lyceum
The Dairy Farm on Stage at Bijou This Week
David Lowry praises The Dairy Farm by Eleanor Merron at the Bijou this week calling it refreshing and uplifting. He hails the admirable company and its pure wit as a corrective to foreign theatricals, noting its simple appeal to intelligent audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lowry
Pittsburg Pees
Dairry
Lyorur
Eleanor Merron
Bijou
Dame I Wallack
Evita
Obituaries and notices from Moosic and area
Moosic obituaries report the death of Mr. John McCrindle in the pre dawn hours and funeral services planned at the family residence. Mrs. Edward Miller passes away aged 63 with service to be held at 2 o'clock with interment at Marey Croite. Community notices include a WoC meeting at Mrs. Gaiorie Tregallan’s home and a report of warrants served on four youths for property damage. Spring Creek Coal resumes operation next week after a halt in activity.
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Srajinlinna
Rushville
Wckson
Milne
Tive
Edward Py Vride
Drugeport
Hee
Williamns
Serantah
Seugielwema
Agelt i
Renmal
John McCrindle
O'Clook
Rev
W. Young
Edward Miller
Miller Emi
Durpea
M. Lancaster
Syaine Samanon
Sipraranne
Ahreok Coal Company
Thie Place
Market Turmoil In Iron and Steel Stocks At New York Trade
The New York market shows demoralization and confusion as iron and steel shares dominate activity. Buyers and bears clash over overproduction fears, with late selling and profit taking pulling prices down while some high priced stocks fall despite dividends. Overall volume remains high, with United States Steel and other key issues seeing declines amid a mixed sector rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ion
Aioe
Steel and Wire Company
Gates
Iow
Missouri
Tere
United States
Philadelphia Market Notes Brush Through Mixed Apples and Poultry
Market records show varied prices and lots of grain and poultry items. Wheat and corn receipts, numerous bread and sugar mentions, and live poultry demand are noted alongside dairy and butter terms.
Wheat and corn markets fall on weak demand
The wheat market showed dull activity as the corn break and liquidation spread. Prices eased versus yesterday, with corn dropping from the prior low and mixed quotes listed for futures and graded grains, including flour, rye, barley, and timothy seed.
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Chicago
Saci
Lowe Paaendey
Lore
Timothy Seed
Lind Frank
Vies
Aindy
Ders
AgaTo
Geruulatod
Local Notable Snippet From New York April Report
Fragmentary OCR text references April events in New York with garbled names and unclear actions. It mentions ships or vessels, arrivals, and options or days described in a disordered way, offering no clear outcome or identifiable entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bowe
Jonas Long's Sons Good Shoes and Dress Goods Display
The store touts factory direct shoes with guarantees and low prices, including men’s oxford lines from 2.50 to 3.50, boys’ and children’s footwear, and a fall of hats. It highlights black serges and dress goods, with 45 to 50 inch cross serge priced 55c to 1.00, plus 10 cent box paper and stationery selections in Cranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Scranton
Ambiguous OCR Note on Creamery and Market Terms
Fragmented OCR text lists names and terms like creamery, white gate, May, September, track, and markets. It mentions locations and regions such as Pennsylvania and Virginia, with scattered references to date-like terms and product descriptions. precise facts are unclear due to garbled input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tole
Yale
Whedie
Woaler
Cloxuar
Lower
Wester Creamery
Lou Tao
Keene Stowiy
Aml Venneyvlvania
Mbark
Mthy Alttge
Southern
Mark
di Galdige
Chicago Livestock Receipts Mixed as Cattle Steady Hogs Up
Cattle receipts total about 25 000 with varied classes including cows calves and cattle. prices range around 4.10 to 4.65 with some good mid range, hogs show heavier demand and top prices near 6.55 while sheep and lambs hold steady to good quality values. Texas bulls reported at 6.20 to 6.75 with overall activity noted as active and generally higher.
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Chicago
Texas Bulls
Shah
Cattle Hogs Sheep Markets Mixed in East Buffalo Run
East Buffalo reports cattle steady with few sales. hogs steady for good weights but softer for light grades. Yorker, mixed packers, and medium to heavy cattle show price ranges. sheep and lambs dull and slipping with clipped lambs and wethers mixed, no major change from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Unclear cattle market notes from April entry
Fragmentary post reads as cattle price listings with odd codes and terms. Notes reference prime veal and calves with varied quality rankings and inconsistent figures, hindering definite pricing or entities.
Unclear OCR Focuses on Livestock and Market Terms
Fragmentary report notes mentions Keeves-Steady Calves and lambs with pellets and firm conditions. Includes garbled figures and headings that suggest livestock market activity but text is largely unreadable. No clear event or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Keeves
City Credit Balances And Shipments Reported In April
Oi City reports April figures including 12 certificate offerings and 152 shipments. Total barrels reach 77 000 with an 86 818 barrel relay run average. Additional measures show 11 60 barrels and 34 40 barrels in related categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oi City
Base Ball Notes Preview New Season at Athletic Park
Repairs begin today on the grand stand and bleachers at Athletic Park ahead of Monday practice. Scranton fans fear the team’s nickname may change from Mind. New players O'Brien and Wilhelm join from the New England and Lancaster/National League ties, while Vleming signs with Philadelphia Athletics to bolster the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Scranton
New
Allentown
O'Brien
Plicher Wilhelm
Lancaster
Pliteburg
Manger Hornham
Svrarmen
Vleming
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Dick"Cooley
Jem Olly
Mane
Morgan Murphy
Forgueen
Rockford
Western Association
Burnham
Verzmondoce
Peter Kagan
J. J. O'Bfrien
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Pitteboro
Burnhan
Jim
Manger Murahan Yeauterday
FL G. Ferguson
Charles McIntyre
Enoug
D. O'Brien
Cutehorn
Mil Jerick
Toft
Miller
Kennedy
Mylotyre
J. D. O'Brien
J. Jd. O'Brien
Doherty
Jett
Pergreon
Know
Shettler
Pinher PH. Miller
Jol Toft Hoth
Portland Areng
Pee
At the Park
Maneager Bomhany
Forst
We'otook
Jona
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna Courts
Common Pleas
Chive
Attorony
Myer
Flynn
Mittehwig
United
Wiles
Martin
Pilaelpida
Commionwihirth
Aml T. Wy South
Philwinpna
Tw Ontario Club
Sperial
Scranton Tribun
Bradford County
Spreial
The
Boranton Tribune
Forest City
Factoryville
Winslow
SGP
M. Bertha FB. Wentner
Buckley, Wash
Susquehanna
Hoeett
Owlihan
Stingerhanna
Fornieh Pattere
Histler
Uireat Beni
Sangdehanna
Mer
Suieeit
Mise Anna
Imewereell
Cimeda
Sutherland
Charles B. Crock
Malletead
Montay
Kev
Geir W
Oakland
Panihay
Consentin Wright
Kon
Leo
Orei
Eripine
Erie
Ovat
Miejeel Mewran
Sisquehanna
Scott Aatetert
Bern
Charles Graves
New York City
Fev
Linwberry
Methidixt Chumh
Shiond
Te i Owens
Vivre Menetend
Starinocen
DL von Star
Dagger and the
Cross
Harzs
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Ohio &G
Tock Island
Delaware & Hudson
Lackawanna
Federal Steel Seewe
Kan
Preeenen Hy
Aly Louis
Nash
IWF
Wwe People's Gas N
Southern Pacile i
Central
Norfolk & Western
North
Pacific
Cekr
Gt West
Cuicago Board OF Trade
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Ae Savings Bank
First National Bank
Carbondale
Eens Ab
People’s Street Railway
Dickson Manufacturing Co Eeesene
Larka
Scranton St. Imp
Mrinr
Eevasseraeeeese
Lackawanna Ave
Peter Crseinery
Stedwiry
Tuba
Ste
Mato
Like
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Aggau E Corti
Wihent
Suhaale
Basheld
Chicago Grain Market
New York Grain and Produce
Jonas Long's
Jonas Long’s
Jonas Long
Nog Weil
Neal
Asc
Donas Long’s
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle
PILLS
cTs
Trength
Nervita
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Ill
McGarrah & Thomas
Mator
Majon
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