Two More Killed By D and H Trains In Carbon County
The Delaware and Hudson trains killed Cornelius Sullivan aged about 20 near Mayfield between Mayfield and Carbondale after he was hurled against a fence post by a northbound locomotive. In separate incidents a boy from Archbald died after being struck from an excursion train and another boy, Joseph McCormick, was injured when tossed from a northbound car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Cornelius Sullivan
Mayfield
Delaware and Huilgon
J. J. Roberts
Sullivan
Jeremiah Sullivan
Lackawanna Street
Roberta
Roberts
Akin
Polleh
Archbald
Priceturg
Joseph McCormick
Brian MoetCormick
Dinkely
Lake Loedire
Prieehure
Harvey's Like
McCormicck
van Sickle
J. C. Tateson
Washington Avenue
Newstreet
Henes
Walsh
Dr. Smith
Bateson
Unclaimed Letters List From Scrantium Post Office
A faded notice lists numerous names of unclaimed letters dated August 22 at Scrantium, urging recipients to claim items. The roster includes many surnames and initials such as H Ripple, Charles Armetronge, W. Atchison Jr, Georgie Rabfork, T. M. Brigham, Anna Berthhol, John Connorton, and Amelia Flannery among others. The order emphasizes prompt collection and may reflect a mid 19th or 20th century postal record style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrantium
Depinie Wawel
W. C. Capsell
Anna Berthhol
W. 2D
Aepden
John J. Connorton
William Cosiihe
Mies
Corin Orawtind
Gounor
J. dL
Connally
Contelle
Lilavi
Mine Mary Conway
Mins
Mamie Campbell
Cariwoh
Mary F. Davies
Frank Dechy
Mra
Defferson Pavia
Miss Mattie Davis
Pragk
Dhdijtyhi
Mee
William Evans
Mr. Z. Barler
Jeremiah English
Frank BE. Kibwanda
J. Farreau
A. Finnegan
W. Marve Pubman
Pali Finnigat
Martha Vroankitn
Jolie Fick
Antle M. Flannery
I. F. Guy
Silvin Goldsmith
Gee
Guropulas
Mra UL
Marwis
W. D. Medgelin
Judge
Grant Johnson
Thomas N. Jones
William Jones
Thomas Jenna
Jacob K. Koch
Mies Moggle Kane
BA. Keller
Ella Lynn
Kate Lamberton
Mra &. Lacquas, Samuel Lees, Michard Lewis
Mewellyn Hewelyn
M. J. Leonard
Emma Lamoreus
Alice Lioyit
Mra. Movios
J. M. Marsh
Ernest Meyer
Mien A. Morviowa
Bugeor Mclaughlin
Ernest Mayer
Govego FE. Miller
Joli Mater
Tin
J. W. McLean
Margaret, Murray
Thomas Ff, McNulty
W. Meinroth
Wm. Morven
Misa Nery Nighan
James Neary
Joha Nan
Roligot Ot
Pearl Pottie
W. Robinson
Filvard Ruane
K. Stroll
James Sheridan
Doh Stewart
Mev
D. J. Santmber
A. F. Smith
G. H. Blevereen
Feed Thatcher
Harry Thomas
Industrial Notes on Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
A dated railway bulletin lists crew assignments for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western system. It covers Wild Cats South and North duties, Puller Pushers, Passenger Engines, and Summit operations with specific names and times. A notice says W B Warfel and crew depart Scranton for Kingston to handle a special run, and summit crews move to Ney Aug to work as Summit commencing 7 pm tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BD. Warfel
Scranton
Kinggien
Water Gap
A. Gerpity
Ney Aug
TK. BE. Clarke
Signaling Rules Emphasized by Division Superintendent
Division Superintendent Clarke issues a warning to Lackawanna trainmen stressing correct hand and lamp signal methods. He urges uniform, clear signaling to prevent errors and ensure proficiency among all signalers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Lackawanna
Railroad Officers Change Roles Across Regions
Master Car Builder L. T. Canfield of the Lackawanna Railroad is in Buffalo. Conductor John Finnerty acts as stationmaster at Lackawanna Station in Peter McCann’s absence. Trainmaster Ringe in Atlantic City named Timothy Kearney yardmaster at Clark's Summit. Bellinger succeeds Kearney as yardmaster at Taylor yards. George Graham, long-time foreman at Kingston round house, resigns. C. B. French takes charge of the round house and machinists alongside frog and switch duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Canfield
Lackawanna Railroad
Buffalo
John Finnerty
Lackawanna
Peter McCann
Atlantic City
Ringe
Timothy Kearney
Clark's Summit
Bellinger
Kearney
Taylor Yards
George
Graham
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Round House
Kingston
Ear
C. B. French
Round House
Guest Turns Boniface In Asbury Park Hotel Scandal
At Asbury Park a hotel proprietor, N. Ey Parrott of Manefield on Fourth Avenue, left his guests without breakfast and vanished with guests’ belongings after a weeklong profitable run. An investigation found Parrott fled with personal effects, leaving AB Macdonald in charge. Park officials issued new licenses indicating a rise in hotel proprietors adopting distinctive markers to signal ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbuty Park
Need
N. Ey Parrott
Manefield
Fourth Avene
Mr. Parrott
AB Macdonald
le Cruid
Asbury Park
Purgeat Me and Youtville Residents Gather in Moscow
Dr and Mire Arthur Wilwin and neighbors from Purgeat Me Youtville and Serantin meet in Moscow visiting at the home of Rd Hhiegesal Mee. Brown and daughter Buca, stay with Mre HG Periachkorn and children attend a temperance union meeting, Mrs Dec. Matthews of Scranton visits, and several locals travel between Bangor Gouldsboro Dunmore Wilkoedlane and Bidwell's Point for church and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
and Mire
Arthur Wilwin
Buca
Brown
Bangor
Periachkorn
Gouldsboro
Hand
Frances Raul
Beranton
Pentleet
Wean's Christian Temperance Union
Jan Matthews
Scranton
Hae Leon
M. Brestel
Wells
Bidwell's Point
Kate Swift
Dunmore
Sir
Mee
McCarty
Eou
Charlie
Mos
B. McCarty
Wilkoedlane
Mra G
Woman's Christian Temperance
Willy
Buttay Owen Ini
Mra. F. B
DB. Powell
Medi- Christian Church
Addreet
Mia Catharine Dennis
Lincoln Avenue
Ince Depew
Markets Show Narrow Session Amid Mixed Moves Across Sectors
The New York market opened modestly with strength in utility and railroad stocks. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Manhattan and Consolidated Gas led gains, New Jersey Central rose to a new high, while Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania showed mixed signals amid a cautious close. Total sales were about 102 600, with overall volume around 1.1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lonnon
Sigur
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Manhattan
Newdeney Central
Haltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pennelvania
Baltinere
Olie
New Jersy Central
Groue
Jersey Central
St. Dheaml
Grand Island
Honda
St. Louie
Troontts
Wight
United States
Fragmentary 19th Century Grocery Notation
Corrected by FL C Dale listing dairy items and prices including onions flour patent and medicinals. The text shows various product names with unit prices such as 2.45 and 4.26 and references to a dairy tubas and banner items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL C. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Market Report Rounds Up Grain and Dairy Variations
In steady trading, oats and wheat show mixed moves with futures lifting on some days and easing on others. Price spreads narrow as buyers eye futures while dairy products and creamery items move at varied clip across regions, reflecting shifting local demand.
Unclear OCR Text Listing Agricultural Commodities
Fragmented OCR lists various farm goods and quantities including poultry flour oats and grains. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear dates or places. The readable items mention wheat corn oats live poultry and shipments in unknown quantities.
Chicago Grain and Produce Market Movement
Chicago grain notes show wheat futures advancing as buying pressure lifts prices. The Aug session closes with corn and other grains tracking gains amid active trading and market optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Unclear OCR stock and commodity quotations fragment
Fragmentary financial notes show scattered grain and flour price terms, market items, and currency marks. The legible items include references to flour, spring wheat, corn, oats, and miscellaneous numbers, but no coherent report or names.
Chicago Livestock Market Mixed and Steady Pricing Across Categories
Cattle and calf listings show mixed stocker and feeder activity with steady to firm quotes. Texans, Wadoo, and local lots trade with prices around 8.06 to 6.40 per hundredweight for different classes while heifers, feeders, and heavy weights move at varied levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ave
Texac
Walle
Unclear livestock market report listing prices and terms
Fragmentary OCR of cattle and sheep market data shows scattered prices and terms for various stock categories. Names and figures are garbled, with references to wethers lambs veal calves and miscellaneous codes. The readable content lacks coherent entries or identifiable entities.
Uncertain cattle and meat prices reported in rough clip
Fragmentary market notes show cattle at 101 percent per pound, refrigerator beef lower, lambs scarce and steady with good lambs not in demand. Hogs and milks listed with scattered figures, but details are fragmented and inconsistent across lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Auz
Beever
Cattle Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Dull Trade
At Fest Roflato on August 22 general cattle demand was dull with mixed movement. Lightweight cattle and hogs showed some firmness while heavier categories held steady with prices around 5.50 to 9.50 per unit and lambs trading near 20.25.
City report on oil production and credit balances
The notice summarizes oil production figures with totals: 85,704 barrels average and 1,731 barrels per run, 264,272 barrels total average, and - unclear 5,704 barrels. Credit balances and certificates are mentioned with no bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW City
Credit Balinees
Critifcates
Starke Family Reunion Held at Lake Carey
The twenty fifth annual Weomine County Agricultural Generation fair schedule is set for September with races including a $50 class and a $100 free for all. Officials T. W. Stark and WX. Reynolds head the association. a fire damaged the hose equipment prompting talk of replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laceyville
Timkhanock
Court Louse
Hugh Montrom
David Norrie
Architeatora
C. A. Litthy
Taewts
Kinner
Jim Nexen
George SL Dovly
Stark Famile
Aserelition
Anil
Take Carey
Dhiw
Squire Wolnshimer
Noxen
Tinkhoannork
Moretrose-Narrie
Weomine County Agricultuml
Elinetarn
Pune
T. W. Stark
Asociation
WX. Reynolds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Archbald Hoy
Joseph Marvin
Bunker Hill
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Vine Street
Lackawanna Hospitt
Charles Heitzman
Greenplace
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna Hospital
Heitzman
RP. J. Nealon
Olyphant
Br. Ariepsky
Mike Antony
Wincenty Anentergh
Jeac Ducely
Stattislaw Cychy
Dian Caetila
Woke Davkent
Frank Danajo
Wrojkiveh Mare
Shiba Gorys
Stif Hilyo
Stepi Kae Fona
Thomas Korum
Join
Koreamaro
Powet Koitra
Wile Kaminchat
Plott Kielson
Ganytto Kore
Ante Kuratek
Yorsie
POLIS
Diet Borkowski
Antoni Jaranowaki
Motes Carmine
Janet Dyreoweki
Praciwk Karnowski
Mire
Marty
Miclanteot
Mies Windyatauw Praeykopaeki
Tolereur Pdelewlex
Dan Sinotewles
Koretania Stawski
A. Trzeszkowski
Yonney Box Boletwsi
Adton Tonusmmawicia
Wiloerwak
Sonel Zvemkowski
West Scranton Station
Walter A. Brownley
Harry Crickhanm
Rabev Cathe
John Prete
Mary T) Hones
Mive
Celia McAndrew
Gone Oney
Mosere
Dankey & Burke
Mi More
A. Parr
Z. 0. Rice
Donf Shepardeon
Thorman A. Williams
Oneign
Korstantel
Kropiewniedy
Aplonia Nutrotka
Dohin
Bucet
Androne Camerato
Carmine Enna Cora
Pidatte Emerico Glo Lippi
Gigard Mingine
Raffaelo
Industrial Notes
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Ava
Wild Cats
South
m—Hill
Wednealay
m—Metann
Om —Chewtine
Latterly
Korth
Frouwatoler
Rorth—Nichols
Puller
Hoa. m
Towner
Lla. Thera
t.—Murphy
Opia
Me Rowe
Maovern
Wildcats North
Mullen
James Cerrity
M—T
Kingsley
Sa. O
M. J. Hennigan
Barber
Bush
M—S. Finnerty
Mastera
Pi Hara
Castnern
John Cahagae
Foy
m—Ketcham
Carrigg
Guest
Boniface
Moscow
Condensed Milk Borden's ConDeNsed MiLk Co
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Tribune Ie
Mears
Jonsan & Co
Roca
Sui
Ametlan Siwar Vo
St. Chie
B&q
Paul Oak
Rook Islan
Tor
Belaware & Hut Wee
Federal Steel
Federal Stel
Norfolk & Weatern
Pacific Rete
Paciflc
C.cevieesees
K. IL
Lewther
Fisty
Fiat
Rubber
Union
Deventer
Icks
First National Bank
Seranten Savings Rae
Bcranton
Aeenes
Lacka. Trust & Safe Deposit
Clark & Snover Co
Kcranton Iron Fence & Mfg
Rustarsayes Oon
Laichawatna
Savi Daly Ak
National Bank Rea
Eee
Standard Drilling Co
Mexico
Coal Co
National Bank
Ccesseee
Aan
Scranton Bolt and Nut Seenene
Bali
Ava US
New York Grain and Produce
Spulfitta
Titan
Duluth
Coe
Yale
Maine d Western
Philadelphia
Hutter
Western
Southern
Brewity
Pountey dc
Chicago Grain and Produce
Chanel
Hoorn
Harley
Northwest
Fla
Limothy
Wtkirary
East Liberty Cattle Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
The
Séranten Tribune
Weston Mill
Tn Ae
Densten
Spruce St
Tempe
Coranton
GamewWav
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Third National Bank
Capital
Wm, Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Ji. Peck
Hodinson
Pilsner
W.wioth
Suranton, PA
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Brussels
Renaissance
Nottingham
Willians & Manusty
Wyoming Ave
Scranton, PA
Moose
USA
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co.’s
Exelo'iveo
Beauty
Bellavita
Restia
Vervita Medical CO
Cheton & Jackson Sts
Chica
MecGarras & Thomas, Druggists
Lackawarne Ave
Mount Pleasant
California Fig Syrup CO
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