Deed to Gray Declared Void in Equity Case
Opinion by Judge H M Edwards in the Angus Cameron against Angus C Gray and Thomas W Kay case holds the Cameron deed to Gray void for non delivery. It directs a decree setting aside the deed and reconveyance to Cameron and his heirs with related mortgage invalidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Edwards
Angus Cameron
Angus C. Gray
Thomas W. Kay
Cameron
Angus Cameron Wrainer
Angus
Gray
Thome W. Kay
Niall
Moriton
Angus ©. Cray
Duncan Cameron
Emma Jinny
Aneue Dirs
Thomas Wy Kary
Morton
Davie Ve
Newt
Justice Wowlword
Wight
Schenck
Norie Turner
Warren
Gilray
Alleure
Grigle
Peto
Hitt
Wingee
Selene
Belie Horne
Olhath
Bynge
Ben
Thoyer
Ephrata Borough
Cras
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed
Testimonies from numerous individuals claim cures for dyspepsia and stomach ailments. The ad asserts the medicine strengthens digestion without alcohol cocaine or narcotics and promotes contacting the doctor for a free medical adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Crawford
Pierce
Ej Talo
Runaway Horse Halted by Brave Rescuer on Washington Ave
John Niland acted swiftly to stop a frightened horse attached to Tom Hankins' Mik wagon near The Tribune building. The wagon broke loose after a crack of a whip, with boys aiding the driver as the horse sped toward the post office. Niland ran alongside, seized the bridles, and brought the animal to a stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nilund
Washington Avenue
Tribune
Tom Hankins
Mr. Niland
National president Fish to visit city during labor talks
Industrial and labor notes report National President Fish of the Car Builders visiting today with strikers in Guernsey Hall. Tearing down begins on the old Weston Mill. D L W board make up for today. At American Locomotive work resumes with several engines completed and others hurried. A large комбination engine for the Trader Colonial Railroad of Canada had shipments. a switching engine was sent to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Guernsey Hall
Weston Mill
D. L. & W. Board
American Locomotive Company
Tratercolonial Railroad Company
Canada
Scranton
Mexico
Towa Monterey Railroad Company
Mexican International Railroad
Car Builders Strike Faces Stalemate as Leaders Seek Talks
No new developments in the car builders strike as both sides issue conflicting figures on workers back. President Albert "Fieh" of the national union arrives at 5 40 this morning and may stay days. A meeting in Guernsey hall is planned with Fieh in attendance and an interview between Car Builders Jendera and Lackawanna officials may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert “T Fieh
Unkin
Guernsey Hall
Fieh
Jendera
Lackawanna
Demolition Underway at Westy Mill Property Site
Contractor MooH Stinn began tearing down the old Westy mill property early yesterday to clear space for the freig ht depot proposed by Deelawere and Hudson City. A large workforce labored all day on the brick rear structure, with completion expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooh. Stinn
Appointment of J Eh Curry as assistant trainmaster at Phillipsburg
J Eh Curry is named assistant trainmaster on the Central Tailrond of New Jersey with office in Phillipsburg. His jurisdiction covers from Hethslehem Junction to Himpson Junction, Ians No 65 United Brewery workmen. A meeting is set for this evening at Chueengey hall. Future train supplies will come from the general yardmaster's office to Lackawanna crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Eh. Curry
Delaware Water Gap Shapes and Geological Questions
The article discusses the Delaware Water Gap as a major mountainous pass in Pennsylvania and explains it formed by long term erosion. It notes similar gaps in the region and argues for uniformitarian geology with mountains born from slow crustal movement and coastlines shifting over ages.
Origin of the Delaware Water Gap in Geologic Faults
The Delaware Water Gap formed through slow erosion along a major fault in the Kittatinny uplift. The area shows horizontal to steeply inclined strata, with the gap widened as streams cut through and coal beds eroded over ages. The formation reflects ancient ocean beds uplift and gradual faulting rather than a single flood event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittatinny
Rocky Mountains
Kitutinny Mountain
Delaware
Delaware Water Gap
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Experiment Mills
Browtheads's Creek
Acrth
Water Gay
Rome
Tts
Isaiah
Adam
Heirs to Texas oil lands proclaimed for settlers and soldiers
Edward W. Hoff of Adelia Texas seeks unknown heirs of early Texas settlers and soldiers from 1840 to 1845 who were granted lands by the Republic. He offers further information to claimants in oil regions, listing hundreds of named heirs or soldiers such as Samuel Alloway James Caple John Harris and many others and urging inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Republic
Edward W.hoff
Adelia
Samuel Alloway
Thomas Adwins
B. Akles
Collier Barksdale
Augustus Bouker
George Brown
Hawin Blake
Daniel Bourne
B. F. Blake
Isaac Bridges
J. W. Blue
G. Hluthart
M. Baker
J. K. Chambers
Harvey Cox
Archibald (Hase
M. Be, Carroll
Peter Conrad
James Caple
James Dimpking
James Douglas
Charles Fine
J. A. Foster
Hen. Freeman
J. E. Fullerton
Benj. ¥. Gillen
Pat Gorman
RK. W. Gilpin
George Gardener
J. W. Gibbons
Mat Hirland
John Gallion
Domminic Gallacher
J. Gerduff
Robert M. Greene
Peter W. Grayson
Robin Henderson
John Harigroves
Jesse Humphries
Peter Hill
John Harris
Mnuch Harris
A. G. Holland
Geo. J. Johnston
Artemiela Jacoby
Juline Lecompte
PLL
Seaman
Benj
Lanier
M. B. Lawrence
Samuel Lawrence
Win. Linn
John Lafayette
Robt
Mussieman
Janes McSherry
Peter Mason
Alex Mitchell
Ek. O T. Mitchell
Willis McWilkereon
Samuel Moore
J. A. Mahoney
Edward Mancell
A. L. Martin
William Motley
Martin Moran
Dennia Mahony
J. Bf
MuLyman
Peter Norton
Local names listed for Williamson area notice
A compact roster of individuals including Winters and Ann Wooldrige appears in a Williamson Wisconsin locality list. The fragment references persons such as John GG Wolf Chas Zanes and Li von Zacharias among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Williamson, Wi
Winters
Ann Wooldrige
John GG
Wolf
Chas
Zanes
Li von Zacharias
Remarkably Heavy Children Reported in Newark Family
A Newark tailor, Louis Eggert, is father to notably large children. His 3 1 2 year old son Harry weighs 155 pounds while a daughter under 2 sits at 90 pounds. The family notes the children grow robustly yet eat no more than peers and appear healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Eggert
Newark
Harry
Pot
Krause Headache Capsulua Offer Safe Relief
Antipyrine free Krause Headache Capsules claim to relieve headaches quickly without affecting the heart or kidneys. The product contains no chloral morphine or other harmful ingredients and is sold by all druggists at a set price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
All Druggisia
Scranton to New York and other trains timetable notes
Scranton train schedule listing connections to New York Philadelphia Hoboken and Wilkes Barre with multiple departure times on weekdays and Sundays. Includes arrivals from Buffalo Northumberland Montrose and Kingston and notes on Delaware and Hudson lines and dates around 1904.
Finley’s Parasol Sale Offers New Color Lot
Finley’s Manufacturers surplus stock of parasols merged with our own lines into a grand assortment. Attractive plain and fancy Coaching parasols, chiffon and lace trim parasols in white black and new colorings. Unusual opportunity to secure the best and newest parasols at great values.
Children’s Fancy Parasols Sale Prices and Items
A short sale listing shows children’s parasols in varying prices from 25c and half price to $3.00, with several items described such as 4 H H Bran and other price points like 2.00 and 1.00. The ad conveys multiple price points and product mentions without detailed listings or brand names.
Railroad Timetables for Scranton and Major Routes
Scranton timetable notices list trains to Philadelphia New York via D and HL R BR with departures around 6 45 pm and 9 13 pm and express services 213 447 pm 11 pm. Includes white viewer coal region routes via DK MH OR 45 219 427 pm for Pottsville Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg and intermediate stations. Also notes Lehigh Valley parlor cars on all trains between Wilkes Barre Philadelphia Buffalo Susquehanna Bridge and offices in New York and Scranton with agents listed for ticket reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
D. & Hlr
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisbur
P & Y RK
SIS
Rink Diasmond
Milldave
Tunkhannest
Towanda
Nina
Tthaes
Geneva
He W. RR
Bha
Tnt
Aed LD Yyy
Rochreter
Wallalo
Niagara Fulbe
Chicago
Wilkes-Barre
Matladelphia
Buffalo
Sus Nian Bridge
Ollin
Wilbur
Cortland Street
Charles
A. W. Sonnemacher
Lachawannd Avenue
New York City Rail Timetable From Scranton Area
Train schedule lists departures to New York Philadelphia Bethlehem Easton Allentown and Wilkes Barre with multiple daily times including 8 55 a m 2 15 p m 6 p m and Sunday runs. Also shows connections to Baltimore Washington Reading Morrisville and Mountain Park plus special rates and ticketing through General Agent J H Olmaben.
Schedules and connections on the New York Ontario and Western line
The notice describes train tables with northbound and southbound services from Carbondale and surrounding points, detailing departure and arrival times, weekend operations, and intermediate stops. It names officials Anderson and Welsh and directs readers to contact New York offices for tickets and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hloet
Aera Grains
Scranton
Crea
Carbondale
Cave
Ap Culnia
Pan
Sui Daga
Mainine
Utiva
Onvida
Travis New
Fragments Describe Train Arrivals and Schedules for New York Routes
OCR fragment mentions trains and times for New York routes, numbers such as 710 a. m and 8 a. m, with references to No. 1 2 and through services. It references Hawley and Stanton fellows and a Sunday train list with various numbers and stations, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Stanton
Mt Neos
New York
Whipariiines
Mt N Activale
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Eumereth
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Chile
Angus Dis
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Ley
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Die Mond
Cle Grintedy
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Mre. Scurry
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Cray
Arintor
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Wilduis
Mewege Burt
A. m
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Allister
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Thormpeen
Pisher Sa
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Galfney
A.m
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Foo
A.m. Wardell
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P. My
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Tom Thompson
Crew
Puperintendent
Carvill Lewis
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Texas Oil
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Woom
Sunbury
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Washington
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Gen Pare
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Lida
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Northumberland
Northuimberland
Myint
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Nas Lee
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Delaware and Hudson
Honesdale
Lake Lelore
Sone
Meriaylvanta RR
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Albany
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Winesdale
Lake Lodore
Finley
Lackawanna Ave
Pilsner
V. Minth
Suranton, PA
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of
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Perry
Roe
Nowarl Elizabeth
Allentown
White Haven
Expres
Pittston
Wilkes Fore
Portaville
Mountain Park
Cael
Ata Ee
M. RT
Gen. Pom. Agt
J. H. Olmauben
Geyene
Ontario and Western
Erie Railroad
Wyoming
Renly
Armani
Ron Fat
Rile
New Yorks
NEW York Hotels
West Minster Hotel
T. Thompson
Jefferson
East 14Th Street
Jep Prhson
16Th Street
Union Square
Wanamoakers
Siegel Coopers
HOTEL
Albert
GF Theel
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