Wreck in Coxton Yard Injures Engineer as Trains Collide
A serious wreck in the Coxton yard near Falling Springs injured a Sayre man, Wilkeman Arthur Feounds, after freight trains No. 610 collided at about 5:50 am. The engine was thrown from the track, the rear car was wrecked, grain spilled, and both trains blocked the line pending investigation. Feounds survived with a broken shoulder and multiple painful injuries.
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Tral van Vodls
Alea
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Cahouse
Tle Wae Pot
Pittston Hospital
Aisa
Man Shot While Prowling in Wyoming Yard
Evan Will of Mudtown, drunk and claiming lack of responsibility, was shot at 2 am by Harry E. Kulp as he prowled the side of a Wyoming avenue house. Will was wounded through the line and taken to Wilkes-Barre hospital. doctors say the injury is serious but hopeful for recovery.
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Evan Will
Mudtown
Harry E. Kulp
Wyoming Avenue
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Mr. Kuip
Epidemic of Accidents Hits Plymouth As Miners Fall
In Wilkes-Barre an accident wave struck Plymouth between midnight and 6 am. Miner Frank Goerkwiez, lowering a raise, was pinned between a cage and shaft wall as it hoisted. He died at home soon after. Driver boy Samuel Peters also injured in the incidents.
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Explosion in Parrieh mine burns tally and injures worker
Tally burned by gas explosion in the Parrieh mine when a naked lamp ignited. Stephen Pollock suffered injuries from a coal fall but survived.
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Inspector Walton Falls From Pole in West Pittston
Special to The Tribune Pittston Pa Aug 8 Inspector Walton of the Telephone company fell twenty five feet from a pole while changing wires in West Pittston. He sustained a skull fracture and other severe injuries. Dr Prevost treated him and Dr O'Brien from Scranton was summoned. He remains conscious and his condition is hopeful.
Major Finney Tops Fourth District Republican Delegates
In Pottsville on August 8 the Fourth district held a lively Republican delegate fight. Major J. F. Finney Frank Moore and Jamee Muir of Pottsville along with Congressman C N Brumm of Minersville were chosen. Finney's decisive victory defied Quay forces aided by anti Quay factions. Losch was defeated amid factional tensions as Brumm and the Prumm faction pressed governor endorsements.
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Missing Sardis man found near Cameron Colliery in stable
Shamokin Aug 6 Early this morning Mrs Tillet prayed for guidance and was led to a stable where her son George Tillet lay exhausted from exposure and hunger. He wandered for days after leaving his father’s home at Cameron Colliery to visit him, surviving through storms before collapsing at the stable. Authorities notified and doctors treated him as crowds cheered his recovery. his condition remained critical but improving as he regained strength.
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Moosic Populares Pitcher Struck During Game Injury
Michael Kehoe of Pittston Reds was hit in the eye by a batted ball and collapsed. He regained consciousness but temporarily lost sight, was in severe pain, and, once stabilized, was taken to Pittston hospital. Other items note funeral of Charles Studders, visits by local residents, a grand soiree, a trial run of a new vestibuled car, and council plans for Plaine street extension.
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Montana Legislature Notes Reflect Playful Rhetoric and Domestic Duties
A Montana legislator woos attention with humorous mispronunciations and grandiloquent metaphors on spelling, justice, and politics. The piece also notes critics of lawmakers leaving families at home and defends rural domestic work as essential to state governance.
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Train derailment near Lehigh Valley crossing
Pitt ton Aug 8. A section of the Lehigh Valley milk train backed into an old crossing above the Junction when a rail became loose and tipped throwing three cars off the track. The train was moving slowly and stopped at a high bank. No injuries reported. one car badly damaged.
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Sultans Confidant Warns Against Tam Courage
A Washington Alar excerpt depicts a sultan’s confidant praising courage yet noting Tam would waste none by showing fear. The potentate replies that Tam should maintain reticence while others fear, framing a political dynamic.
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Carpet and Drapery Sale at Scranton Outlet
The store offers a wide carpet selection in all grades and prices. Also features Draperies Window Shades Fancy Chairs in Upholstery Willow Rattan and cheaper stands and tables. Wall Paper stock is closing out at less than half price.
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The American Hen and U S Poultry Production
The article surveys annual poultry and egg production in the United States versus Belgium and France, noting large domestic output and high imports. It gives state and regional figures for chickens, turkeys, geese, ducks, and eggs, and asserts the need to raise more at home.
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Inflammatory Rheumatism Cure Claim by Ind. Man
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in all muscles and joints for six weeks with swelling and bed rest. After using MYSTIC CURE FOR RHEUMATISM she improved in three days and could walk. Sold by Carl Loren, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue Scranton.
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Markets Rally on Wall Street with Sharp Manhattan Gain
Wall Street opens to strong activity with price surges in Manhattan and Grangers leading gains. Total daily volume reaches about 217,009 shares as corn, oats, and wheat futures show modest moves on Aug 7 with steady to firm tones across several commodities.
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Market Roundup: Grains Move Amid Mixed U.S. Prices
New York reports show flour steady and unchanged prices while rye flour remains quiet. Corn and oats trade weaker with spot and futures showing soft openings and late-session declines. Beef prices hold firm, demand steady, and pork products show limited movement. cut meats remain quiet with pickled bellies cited.
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Market Summary: Wheat and Pork Futures Movements
The report lists futures for Wheat, Olte, Pork and Kile with September and December contracts. Cash flour, wheat and corn prices are shown alongside movement figures and weekly receipts shipments across major markets.
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Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed Amid Steady to Higher Trends
Chicago markets reported steady to slightly higher prices across hogs and cattle, with extra steers selling around 5.20 to 6.00 and cows and calves in the 2.70s to 2.80s. Hogs showed brisk trade and near steady to a shade higher, while sheep and lambs remained fairly active at steady prices and feeding stock trading around 3.00 to 3.50, receipts totaling about 1, head for cattle, 21,000 hogs, and 2,000 sheep.
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Philadelphia Market Receipts Mixed on Cattle and Sheep
Philadelphia reports varied receipts with 2.74 head of heaves, 6.778 head sheep, 6.073 head hoes, and moderate cattle supply. Cattle firmer with mixed grades, sheep active and firm, fat cows in demand, milk cows steady, and dressed heavy for high grade sheep.
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Livestock Receipts Mixed as Market Steady for Beef
New York stocks report notes Reeves receipts 1.9 percent higher for native steers with beef prices steady. Calves show no trading activity while veals remain steady. Sheep and lambs total 3,414 head with lambs firmer at 18 cents. hogs receipts 29 percent lower.
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East Buffalo Market Report Mixed Cattle Hogs Sheep
East Buffalo on August 7 reports cattle receipts about two cars with dull trading and prices easing from opening. Hog receipts total 22 cars with market stronger, hogs and shorn drafts priced around 4.12 to 4.15 for good to choice, 0.50 to 3.40 for others, sheep and lambs four cars with active trade, lambs 5.80 to 7.5 for choice to extra, wethers 4.00 to 4.04, culls 3.25 to 3.85.
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Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in East Liberty Market
East Liberty shows a steady cattle market with prime oxen bulls and cows listed. Hog prices are slow and lower with mixed grades and several categories noted. Sheep remain steady with choice and fair ranges and spring lambs and veal calves priced. Oil Market notes and city credit balances appear in brief.
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