City Cannot Disturb Water Mains Without Compensation
Judge Kelly keeps injunction against Scranton city, ruling water mains laid by Scranton Gas and Water Co. cannot be removed for sewer work without just compensation. Court analyzes rights to relocate pipes, citing state and federal precedents on public works taking property.
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Scranton Gas and Water Company
City of
Scranton
John FP
Kelly
Front Street
South
Atate of Pennsylvania
Act of Incorporation
Lugerne County
Village of
Prospect
Stonenavenues
Eventeenth Sewer District
Plainiff
Waiter Company
Hiock
Commonwealth
Water Company
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Vs
Gal Co
Pittsburgs
Etc
W. Pa Ry
Moore Va
New Orans Water Works Co
Elrcule
United States
Hussern District
Touisiana
State of
Louisiana
New Orleans
Drainage Commission
Planetiff
Drainage Commission of
Waterworks Co
Rivers
Waterworks
Te Waterworks Company
National Waterworks Co
City of Kansas
C. C
Lllinois
Supreme Court of the
City of Chicago
Taylor
Pumpelly
Green Bay Co
Wall
L. Ed
Ponchartrain R. Co
Board of Com'rs of
Orleana Levee Dist
la. Ann
Wd. Eaton Vs. Railroad Co
N. H
Bee
Chicago B
Q. R. Co
Ks Comany
Reunion at Nay Aug Park and Veterans Association Meeting
Veterans from Scranton's Seven Counties plan a reunion at Nay Aug Park with regimentals, navy and POW sections, a street parade, and a 2 PM business meeting. Secretary Pearce urges attendance highlighting long ranks, former prisons, and the 1902 park event with speeches, entertainment, and refreshments.
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FE. W. Pearce
Seven County Veteran’s Association
Nay Aug Park
Scranton
Libble
Belle Island
Salisbury
Andersonville
Womian's Relief Corps
Ten Million Dollar Mortgage Recorded in South Bethlehem
Easton August 18. Bethlehem Steel Company mortgages its South Bethlehem plant for ten million dollars to Colonial Trust Company of New York. the instrument was recorded here today.
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Easton
Bethlehem Steel Company
South Bethlehem
Colonial Trust Company
New York
Courting Danger and Coughs Warned in Health Ad
An old public health notice warns against icy caves and neglect of coughs as dangers. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for coughs, claiming it cures even obstinate cases. An testimonial from Joseph D. Burns in Ithaca endorses the remedy and offers a free Common Sense Medical Adviser with a penny mailing stamp.
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Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Joseph D. Burns
Huestis Street
Ithaca
New York
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Markets Drift as Bank Reserves Squeeze Stocks
A subdued New York markets report notes that easing circulation pressures are eroding bank reserves and dampening trading. Declines in railroad earnings for June and London money rates weigh on sentiment while heavyweight issues like United States Steel show limited impact amid rumors of control changes in multiple regions.
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New York
London
United States Steel Corporation
Louisville
Nashville
Toledo
St.ouis
Western
Texas
Paeie
St. Lowie
San Francisco
Chicago
Central of Georgia First
United States
Philadelphia Market Summary for Wheat and Grains
Wheat prices steady to lower with August contract grade mixed. corn dull but on track. oats irregular and white corn held. flour unchanged. Butter and cheese steady. lard and tallow steady with prime grades in demand. Cotton quiet but steady. live poultry firm with fair demand. receipts show flour and grain totals and shipments for wheat, corn, and oats.
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Philadelphia
Ile
Pennsylvania
New York
Idalde
Wheat and corn prices drift amid unsettled trading in New York
In New York on August 18 the market showed unsettled movement with wheat weak at times then firm, corn easing and options opening firm before selling off, and wheat and corn futures closing with modest gains or little change. Trade noted large southern receipts and profit taking influencing sessions.
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New York
Yawe
Tigo
Elevator and & F
Grain market mixed with rain and drought effects
Wheat and corn prices showed sharp moves and brief strength before selling pressure amid mixed weather signals. September wheat eased while September corn rose slightly and provisions closed higher with cash quotes for flour, oats, rye, and meats listed.
East Buffalo Market Receipts and Prices August 18
Market report shows cattle receipts of 4400 with prime steers around 7.75 and various grades listed, plus hogs at 15,000 head and sheep and lambs at 10,000. Prices span fresh cows to stockers and feeders, with tops noted for cattle and mixed ranges for hogs and lambs across multiple weight classes.
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East Buffalo
Asia
Texas
Cattle and sheep receipts and prices in Chicago market
Chicago August 18 cattle receipts total 24 000 with 2 500 Texians and 8 00 westerners. Prices listed for prime steers good to prime from 7 9 0 to 5 75 for various grades. Texas fed steers and western steers noted with mixed stocker and feeder activity. Sheep receipts 000 with lambs and wethers priced from 3 60 to 7 06.
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Mears
Tribune
Aight
Froose Co
An. D. Runyon
Maneager
Eaphe
Atchison Ty Fi
Atchison, Beaeane
Ches
Bay Erie
Erie
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Kan
City
Manhattan
Pacific
Norfolk & West
Pacific Mail
West
Republic Steel
Siti
St. Louis
Southern Pac
Southern RR
Southern RB
Coal & Tron
Texas & Pacific
Western Tale Aly
Wheel
L. A
Wis
Central
Chicago Grain & Provision Wheat Caan
Ont
New York
Chicago
Aus
Texas Fed
East Liberty Livestock Prices Report
East Liberty stock prices list cattle and hogs with ranges for prime heavies and mediums, and sheep values including best wethers, culls, and choice lambs. Veal calves bring around seven to eight dollars, with overall steady market tone.
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East Liberty
City Aug 18 Credit Balances and Shipments Report
On City date August 18 credit balances include 12 certificates with no bid. Shipments total 151 82 cents per barrel average 89 608 barrels. Runs 218 067 barrels with average 80 808 barrels.
Young Men's Christian Association World Congress Opens
About one thousand foreign delegates from thirty one nations attend the YMCA world congress in Christiania Norway. The United States sends thirty eight official representatives for the gathering which opens tomorrow and runs through August 24.
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Christiania
Norway
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
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Navaug Park
Pearce
Navy
Artillery
Prisoners of War Association
Women's Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Harford Soldiers’ Orphans' School
Association
W. L. Connell
F. L. Hitchcock
H. M. Edwards
Lackawanna Court of Common Pleas
Andrew Smith
Ninth United States Cavalry
J. Whittaker Page
Pennsylvania Military College
E. H. Ripple, Jr
Thirteenth Regiment
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton Packing Co
Scranton Passenger Railway
People's Street Railway
Escwe Ee People’s Street
Seranton Rahsoe
N. Jersey & Past Too
Go Consolidated Water Supply ‘Co
H. G. Dale
Lucka. Ave
Fliour
Fresh Creamery,inc
Llallige
Hyge
Lackawanna Dairy Co
County Sav
Bank & ‘Trust Co
First Nat. Bank
Carbondale
Third National Banke
New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain Market
Chilcago
Manly
Gao
Finx
Northwestern
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Y. M. C. A. Congress
The
Associated Press
Seoild Haney
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Avenue
Spencer Trask & Co
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
CEM
Boody
McLellan & CO
Bankers
BroaDway
New York City
RUE
Linotype
DR. Densten
Spruce St
Kern
Gunstern
Forsythern Avenue
Pilsner
Brewry
Sheedeh
Allis-Chalmers Co
Buccessors
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scrantop
Wilkes-Barre