Jury Trials Highlight Northeastern Pa Court Session
Last term’s final jury session before Judge Dunham featured multiple verdicts and sentences. Defendants included Frank Quick and James Galooley on various charges. several cases resulted in not guilty verdicts or costs. John A Williams, a youth, was sent to Huntington Industrial Reformatory for horse stealing and larceny. Sydney Williams received placement in a reform institution. Miscellaneous notes include a new election inspector appointment and Frank Carpenter admitted as attorney in Susquehanna county.
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Commonwealth
Frank Quick
Desault
Ermineta Quick
County
Commonwealth We
James Galooley
B. Michael Easel
William Turner
Mary Turner
Commonwealth Ve
Cornelius Donahue
M. S. Garratt
Mary Curl
Samuel Smith
Ann Ryan
John A. Williams
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Va
William Butler
Thomas Maroney
William Monro
Rose Wood
Piscosta
Bland
W. D. BR. Alney
Frank Carpenter
Uniondale
John DD. Miller
Susquehanna
Susquehanna County
Carpenive
Forest City
Smile and Suffer Promoted Cure for Female Weakness
Advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a relief for female weakness inflamation ulceration and related conditions. Claims cure rates and urges women to seek confidential medical advice from Dr. Charles H. Pierce of Buffalo New York.
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Wii
Viper
Ch. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Two Assault Cases On File At Honesdale
Special to the Leganton Tribune Honesdale Aug 20 morning Frank Kelgier faced Squire Smith on a Gibbs Kelly Co warrant for an assault with no broken arm. Kelgier waived hearing and posted bail for later court. Kelgier and Knory glass cutters formerly employed by Gibbs Kelly Co involved in strikes.
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Leganton Tribune
Honesdale
Frank Kelgier
Squire Smith
Mr. Kelly
Gibbs, Kelly & Co
Kelly
Keigher
Ball
Lime
Squire Ham
Henry Kore
Gliss
Kelgler and Knory
Tunkhannock Fire Destroys Packer House
A Sunday blaze in Tunkhannock destroyed the Packer house owned by John Reynolds across from the Lehigh Valley tracks. The hotel structure burned about three hours with the barn saved, guests evacuated, and personal belongings lost. Fire officials cited low initial water pressure and later river water to fight flames as the cause, with $60,000 insured and questions about rebuilding. Republican primaries loom with several candidates in Nicholson and Tunkhannock. Lake Corey larceny case and court activity also noted.
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Beranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Tribune
Packer
John Reynolds
Lehigh Valley
Philadelphia
Jeet
Wis
Wishot
Heynolds
Wert Nicholson
Reynolds
W. N. Reynolds
Alba Billings
Lillings
Secon
Meany
Eto Conce Gent
Investitatre
Nietolaon
Associatie Fudce
H. Ww. Bardwell
Dantel Rosengrant
Larceny
Lake Corey
Court Hove
Moses Shields
Nicholson
MacQuivey
Kramer
Boranton
la Grange
Owen Ie
Forest City Visiters Stay With Gibson Relatives
Forest City resident Mia Wescot and her children Harry and Mabel travel to South Gibson to visit relatives Mr and Mrs Martin Burna Joseph Burns and Miss Agnes Dougherty.
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Sebastien Tribune
Forest City
Mia
Wescot
Harry
Mabel
South Gibson
Martin Burna
Joseph Burns
Agnes Dougherty
Barber and visitors figure in Hopbottom social round
Special to the Beranten Tribute reports Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barber and Miss Ida Barber of Scranton as guests of the Tiffanys. Boston visitors and town residents are noted, along with a new creamery and school plans. The piece covers street upheaval from brook changes, notable visits, excursions, theater and church events, and local mischief linked to a flock of turkeys poisoned by arsenic pills.
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Beranten
Hopbottom
Ray Barber
Ida Barber
Scranton
M. Tiffany
Fred Yeoman
Boston
Crandall
E. Yeomans
Alta Finn
Ocean Grove
Main Street
Skeils
Ethie Packer
Brooklyn
Delbert Lindsey
Tlaiistead
J. Y. Saunders
Whinnery
Fchool
Anthony
Grace Mc Kiver
Mise Maud Wardie
Roberts Ds
FE. M. Bell
Nicholson
Merron
Mra
M.A. Bink Snet
Stearlett. Kent
Timira
Eliza Tewkabury
Java
Permella Tewksurs
Mre. Lewis
Wilkes- Barre
A. J. Taylor
Mra. Tiffany
Ashley
N. M. Finn
Mre
A. Tingley
Carbondall
Martie Morris
Rosetta Carpenter
Luther Bell
Lestershire
Funeral for Susquehanna resident Charles Woodruff
Charles Woodruff 62 longtime Erie employee died Sunday in New York City after months with Bright's disease He is survived by three daughters The funeral will be from his Jackson Street home Wednesday afternoon Rev Meehan of Laneshorne Methodist church will oversee arrangements
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F. H. Watekins
Presbyterian Church
Grandt
Earl F. Stone
Binghamton
Susquehanna
Erie
Elmira
Buffalo
Niagara Falla
Homer N. Trarrett
Lanesboro
Jermyn
Lackawanna County
Charles H. MacNabb
St. John's College
Annapolly
Oaklandside
Mitt Mogeic O'Royle
Carbondale
Olive Korins
Northeastern
Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Uniondale
Sherman
Wayne County
Deposit
N. Y
New York
Chicago
Susquehanna and Vicinity
Ararat
John G. Woolley
Great Bend
Hickory Grove
Walter Grimiths
Hancock
Malta Commandery
Ements Templar
Binehamton
Forest City Brewery
Btone
Oakland Township
A. Leonard
Cooperstown
Susquehanna County
Ave
Charles Woodruff
John Smith
New York City
Bright
Jackson Street
Mr. Meehan
Laneshorne Methodiist Church
Starrun Lodge
Waverly
Heart Lake
Shohela Cilen
Riverside Park
Constatine Perry
William Ef. Larrabee
Northwest
Wmaat
S&choola Chales
Fi. Moxley
Hallatead
Deanton
Avenue Methodist Church
Ridney
Charles Graham
Susquehann
Edward F. Pride
Siridgeport
Conn
Sayre News Bits Highlight Local Political and Social Moves
Towanda dispatch notes the Modern Woolmen of America forming in Towanda with officers listed and a Sayre river bridge deemed necessary. It mentions a mixed wedding in Towanda, tax debates on bicycle levies, grand jury in September, a $40,000 trespass suit, pastors resuming duties, new fire crews at Ulster, a train jump injury near Wyalusing, a death hoax in California, prisoners escaping El Mira, closed Athens recruiting station, unknown man found dead near Horseheads, Bradford county soldiers encampment success with officers listed, and various railway and reunion updates.
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Towanda
BF. Haverly
W. A & C. Smith
BE. B
H. C. Wilcox
W. L. Smiley
F. H. Johnson
Th. A. Chapman
F.C. Lament
W. R. Dimock
H. . Arnold
FE. W. Rockwell
Sayre
G. FB. Young
Cathage
N. Y
Jennie Williams
G. FE. Chamberlain
Wyoming Valley
Rockford
Tfl
Towanda Friends
Athens
PD. CC. Teewitt
Esquire
Elias Powell
D. J. Sweet
MM. Beyeher
Hobbie
Lugerne County
Sayre’s Lutheran Church
Ulster
Pitty
Buffalo Exposition
John Harvey
California
Wyalusing
Bethlehem
Asa Packer Wilbur
Elmira
Thomas Fenton
Thomas Terrell
Harry Roberts
Charles F. Wolf
Horseheads
Edinburg
Bradford County
Daniel FE. Sickles
New York
Horatio King
Brooklyn
Miller
Harrisburg
A. (. Fanning
J. Ty. Hested
New Albany
G. L. Matlock
Waverly
WH. H. Spencer
Canton
Alex, Klefe
C. T. Hull
H. Wittle
Saco
J. H. Chaffee
Hornbrook
The
Patriotic Sona of America
Rost Smithfeld
J. BR
Williameport
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
One Hundred and Forty-first Regiment
Lehigh Valley Track
Catarh Cure Claim Ad With Sensational Patent Remedy
An old advertisement promotes Cheney & Co claim of a catarrh cure and a digestive system remedy. It asserts broad health benefits and includes price and availability notices. The text references a Toledo business and various product names while promoting pills and tonics for family use.
Leaders Hold Steady in Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune reports no change in leader positions on day thirty nine of the contest. Sidney W. Hayes of 922 Olive Street Scranton gains on rivals and may soon overtake others if he continues strong. The paper urges more entrants to apply for subscription books with generous rewards for all participants.
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Tribune
Sidney W. Hayes
Olive Street
Scranton
Markets Show No Big Change as Bearish Tone Persists
New York traders faced a generally steady to weaker session with Flower & Co noted for a death in the firm affecting several active stocks. Declines touched leaders like Sugar and Consolidated Gas while rail issues held firmer. a late rally and improved trade hints helped limit losses. Total sales reached about 20,000 shares with United States Steel gaining modestly on improved sentiment.
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New York
Flower & Co. Sa
Thooklyn
Tratell
Peiple
St. Paul
Biok Island
Eretter
People’s Gas
Brooklyn Rapid
Sabu
United States
Untitled Classified Fragment From Lost Ledger
Fragmentary OCR shows dairy and grocery items with odd spellings and numbers. Mentions Creamery and Bermuda prices, a Bermuda Ontyna and patent flour priced at 4.24, plus 20c and 2.70 figures.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
utter—Creamery
Foot Western
Boys Argue Over Suit Merit On Sale Tuesday
A lively claim about boys debating suits, noting Tuesday’s clothing sale offers fashionable options that compare favorably with others in the city. The piece promotes smart dress and confidence in a new wardrobe choice.
Vestee and Blouse Boys' Suits At Reduced Prices
Boys suits in vestee and blouse styles for ages 3 to 8 offered at cut prices to clear old stock. Garments usually selling from 2.00 to 3.00 dollars, with customers choosing on Tuesday, while supplies last. early purchase advised.
Tuesday Jacket Sale Promises Low Bargains On Covert Styles
A local ad promotes all wool boys pants in grey mix and stout waistbands, plus women and misses jackets for cool evenings. Covert jackets in tan, lined with quality romaine, double or single breasted with velvet or plain collars, priced at four dollars, available Tuesday while quantities last.
Explosion Sale On Carpets And Linoleums
A damaged ad announces a partial stock recovery for carpet and linoleum items. The sale emphasizes cash purchases at reduced prices with dusty but usable goods and urges customers to call early and bring room measurements to secure bargains.
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Roundup August Market Notes
Wheat firm with contract grades and steady for new crop. Corn and oats show mixed to firm tendencies. flour and meal prices steady. Live poultry dull with quality concerns. cheese and sugar futures unchanged. Barrels and fats quoted, with substantial carryover of old stocks noted.
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Philadelphia
City Tilly
Lear
Pee Farrell
Fragmentary New York Atty Notes on Wheat and Dairy Trade
A tangled OCR fragment cites New York attorney items and mentions wheat markets, dairy products, and various dairy terms. References to September and December appear amid scattered notes on creamed and packed dairy goods, transport, and regional terms. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear connections.
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New York
Dyceusber
Ike
Hatter
Creamery
Wheatley
State
Enull
Waldigee
Ifalte
Weather and Market Notes for Today
The report notes steady to strong conditions in western regions and Tomana with Walle and Millelinn holding stable. Prices boost on sale today with prime steers offered at seven units at My location.
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Kative Eterre
Walle
Westerra
Tomana
Highir
Millelinn
Livestock Market Report Mix of Cattle Sheep and Lamb Prices
The document lists mixed cattle and sheep quotes with Texas feeds and grasps values. Prices for heifers calves bulls and heavy stock range from roughly 2 to 4 dollars per unit with various classifications and regional notes.
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Maan
Texas Fed Steam
Texas Gras
Texas Bulls
Texas
Western Larita
Cattle Market Report Shows Mixed Movements in Faustus Auction
Market notes show higher fat cattle and steady to strong stocker demand while cows and bulls vary. Prices quoted include top terms around 4 104.85 for some lots and mixed figures for feeders and calves, with several classes described as dull or steady.
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Faust Betfylo
Linge
Livestock Market Report From New York Aug Prices
Market notes show mixed cattle calf and hog prices with calves steady to higher and vealers firm. Sheep and lamb quotes hold with choice wethers around 4.00 and culls at 8.00, while hogs trade near 6.40 with lighter weights noted.
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New York
Choice Wight State
Enat Liberty and Selby Figure in Strange Report
A fragmented OCR item mentions Enat Liberty and Saad Hege Fair and discusses numbers 550540 and 2065.0 in a muddled text. The passage references Yorke and Jamie with unclear context and seems to mix terms like weather and calves without coherent narrative.
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Yorke
Credit balances and barrels figures recorded
A fragment from Oi City dated Aug. 80 lists credit balances at $1.24, certificates hidden, and assorted barrel totals including rum at 200,602 barrels and averages around 104,112 to 65,605 barrels.
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Oi City
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Susquehanna County Courts
Dunham
Montrase
Jefferson Green
D. D. Bearle
Orphone
Dewan
T. J. Davies
A. Hi. Mecollum
Miller &, Allen
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Lon Neville
Fred. TW. Neville
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Tilton
Hilton
W. HF. Gerd
Emily Lord
Alice Edxeell
Samuel Fidcsell
Deere
the Cowart
Hunt
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Wyomlnz
Capi
Aldenville
John Murray
Rathroad Street
J. FP. Walker
Walker
Martin Flemming
Lillian O'Neil
Whites Valley
John O'Neill
North Main Street
William Pentecost
Inez
Hazel
Howard Horton
Archie Pentecost
Beecham's Pills
Sperial
Scranton Tribune
Cater Oy F. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hanera
Fem
Cot & Truax
Walding
Rinnanavin
Tish
Tribune's
Charles Rodriguez
Webster
Oliver Callahan
Vine Street
David V. Birtley
West Market
David C. Spencer
Bloomsburg
Eugene Boland
Walnut Street
Arthur Kemmerer
Factoryville
Harry Reese
Evans Court
Grace Simrell
Fannie E. Williams
Peckville
Edward Murray
Hamm Court
John P. Smith
Boulevard
Richard Roberts
Hampton
Wall Street Review
M. Co
D& Y
Primrosetty
Rock Leland Wray
Federal Steel
Ae i
Louie & Nash
Manhattan
Missouri
al Harty
Central Ave
North
Pacific
Pr Vent
Central
West
Kradleg
Southern Tie
Union Pacific
Unten
Parifie
Ta Wala
York
Law
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Heremler
Scranton Board of Trade Exchanges
First National Bank
Roranten Savings
Ees
Sie Neon
Oss
Iernae Fe
Fl Deposit Co
E Scranton Int Co
Lark & Snover Co
Scranton Iron Fence & Mig. Co
Beranton Axio Lackawanna Dal
Count Savings Nk & Trust Co
Lacka
Jonas Long’s
Tech
Donas Long
Wyoming Ave
Lyceum
Scranton Carpelo
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle Market
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