Supreme Court affirms Chapman conviction in sugar trust case
The U S Supreme Court unanImously upholds the lower court ruling against stock broker Elverton Chapman in the sugar trust inquiry. Chapman must serve 100 days in prison and pay a fine of 21040. Others charged in the same offense face separate trials. Also noted are local notices on bronchitis and illness in the community.
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Washington
Puller
Supreme Court of the
United States
Court of Apppeals
District of Cohumbia
Elverton 1 Kapenein
Senate
Ramere
Chapman
District Court
New York
Elverten Hh. Chapman
Senmite
United Associated Diessen
Court of Ayneals
District of Columbia
Boslyatt
Supreme Count
Supreme Court
Theo
Court of Aments
Tustritae Columta
Channen
John W. MeCartney
Corson & McCartney
Rananda
Wagh- Innton
Philiatelphia Press
John S. Shriver
Mattond Express
Aid HO. Havemeyer
John B. Searles
American Sugar
Trial in Waltham Trading Case Reveals Cruel Initiation
Frank R. Preble testified before Judge Hilly in Cambridge Superior Court about alleged abuse in a Waltham trading cadre. He described being forced to carry a heavy bag of stones, branded with hot iron on the left breast, and burned, claiming he took no secret oath after brutal initiation. Defendants include John G. Graham, George B. Nickerson, Edward Of Kerel, Daniel Tracey, and Leander Weatherles. the case drew a crowded courtroom.
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Fostom
Waltham
Mwembyr Shi
Hilly
Cambridge
Frank R. Preble
John G. Graham
George B. Nickerson
Edward of Kerl
Daniel Tracey
Leander Weatherles
Preble
le Wats
Ping
Ao Stepelichler
Insurance payout over life of Paterson man who died by own hand
A New York life insurer paid a policy on Helios Romaine, a wealthy Paterson resident, who died by his own action last week. Had he delayed his death by an hour the policy would have expired.
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New York
Helios Romaine
Paterson
Besa New York Company
Ill child of Mr and Mrs Jones named Bertha
Bertha Jones, the eldest child of Mr. and Mrs. William Jones, is very ill with convulsions. Mrs. Benjamin Lyman left yesterday morning to visit her parents at Star nica. Tomorrow a football game features Mayfield against St Thomas College of Scran.
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Bertha
William Jones
Benjamin Lyman
Thorning
Starnica
Mayfield
St. Thomas’ College
Scran
The Slow Killer Called Consumption and a Cure
A dramatic warning about consumption as a stealthy killer and the supposed cure with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It claims digestion improves, blood purifies, and new tissue forms, with testimonials from Laura Piersel praising rapid relief.
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Pete Ea Eee
Pierce
Golden Medical
Laura Piersel
Hast Bethlehem
Washington Do
Peculiar November Forecast With Storms And Stars
A battered forecast speaks of a varied November with sunlit spells and heavy rains. It mentions earthquakes and storms across regions, rising fever cases and a coming cold front, urging caution and warning about disturbances before Christmas.
Town social life and local notices misspellings and meetings
Mrs. Fivans of Providence visited relatives Sunday. William Ayers of Dickson City spent Sunday with kin. Col- liery workers will receive November earnings today. Taylor Hose company plans a grand fete on the 16th to 18th. A benefit raffle for Thomas Jones of Taylor street who has rheumatism. Town lively with approaching Christmas. Independent Social club will hold weekly social at Weber's rink. Six entries so far in Meld. John Kaylauch and Kurathes Kazokus Hungarians of Barbertown attacked Olinnon’s divine George Wickenhoffer. warrant placed with Officer Allen. before Justice Doles, they were jailed in default of $400. Miss Dorsey and assistants of Secration entertain at Methodist Episcopal church this month. Admission Jen s Justice of Peace Andrew Doles will discuss Windsor, N.Y. and Masonite lodge representation.
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Fivans
Providence
William Ayers
Dickson City
Taylor Hose Company
Thomas Jones
Taylor Street
Weber's Rink
John Kaylauchas
Kurathes Kazokus
Hungriians
Barbertown
BE. Olinnon
George Wickenhoffer
Allen
Justice of Peace
Doles
Dorsey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jens
Andrew Doles
Windsor
N.Y
First Baptist Church to Mark Anniversary Services
Hallstead plans first anniversary dedication services Wednesday and Thursday with attendees including Rev. C. Tilden of Hirc hhardville Rev. Watkins of Puctoryville Rev. Wilbur of Jackson and others. A teachers local Institute will be held at Harford Pa next Saturday with Chas Moxley delivering an address on Patriotism in public schools. Evan gelistic meetings at the Methodist church will be conducted by Rev. Wilbur and Rev. Riley this week.
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First Baptist Church
Sirikers
Trev
Wi O C. Tilden
Hirchhardville
Mid. Watkins
Puctoryville
William Wilbur
Jackson
Hey
Thomas
Montrose
Sweeretiy
A. Leese
Almira
Mev
F. Salmon
Hinghamtown
Hey. Co. C. Gillet
New Milford
Harford
Chas Ek, Moxley
MH. OH. Wilbur
Faectoryville
J. J. Riley
Methodist Church
Mrs Williame Heads to New York for Week with Sisters
Mrs. Sarah J. Williame took an early train yesterday morning for New York where she will spend the week with her sisters. Larry Williams returned to Wyoming seminary yesterday. Lyman Smith was the guest of Ralph Williame over Sunday. N. OL Levy of Scranton was shaking hands with old acquaintances here yesterday.
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Sarah J. Williame
New York
Larry Williams
Wyoming Seminary
Lyman Smith
Ralph Williame
N.ol. Levy
Scranton
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year trusted teething remedy. It claims pain relief for teething infants, cures wind colic and diarrhoea, and promotes worldwide sale by druggists at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Mrs. Winslow
Oil Market Brief From Oi City
Oil market notes from Oi City on November 20 report option oil at 105 with credit balances at 105, indicating trading activity and price levels in the commodities market.
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Oi City
Stock Exchange Trading Fails to Rally on November Session
Trading at the New York Stock Exchange was mostly professional with a barely steady early tone. Active issues slipped then improved slightly on the St Paul October statement, while Sugar and Jersey Central drew attention as declines intensified on refinery restart doubts. Net changes showed losses around four-tenths to one-half percent with Jersey Central leading. total volume 179,000 shares.
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New York
Stock Exchange
St. Paul Road Berm
Sugar
Jersey Central
Williamsburge
Jerse Central
William Linn
Allen & Co
Mears
New York Grain and Dairy Prices From Regional Markets
A garbled OCR listing winter wheat, flour, dairy products, and grain prices across U S regions. Mentions No 2 white and No 2 Chicago grades, mixed and wet weather notes, and general price firmness with references to butter, cheese, lard, and creamery products. includes scattered month mentions and market terms.
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New York
Navy
Elty Mills
Stuad
Weadtitye
Tang
Ull
South America
Western Dairy
Salte
Thal Mort
Stadte
Tas Jr
Aim Denney Byatilit
The
Dee House
Philadelphia Provision Market in Moderate Demand
In Philadelphia markets provisions showed moderate demand with steady quotes on items like beef, pork, and ham. Chicago grain and provision market reports follow with futures, cash quotes, and various cuts and weights noted, reflecting a fluctuating market.
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Philadelphia
Intic
S&s
Hogsheads
Saadte
Local Livestock Auction Report With Mixed Prices
The sale features active demand across cattle and hog markets with mixed steers heavies and prime heifers. Prices show higher trends for fat cows and stockers, while lighter sheep and lamb categories remain steady with several lots listed at varied per head quotes.
Cattle Hog and Lamb Market Report From Chicago Navy
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts of 15 000 head with variety from choice cattle to steady steers and feeders. Hog prices firm with strong demand while lambs range from 3 60 to 5 50, reflecting mixed slaughter and shipping activity.
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Chicago
Navy
L. Tghers
Wanted ads offer bargains and easy terms in Scranton area
A noisy classified page lists multiple small wants and sales across Scranton Pa including steam laundry corner Fittston Avenue and Aller Street, a silver plated euphonium a cottage in Elmhurst six year old horse for sale material yard business opportunities and a missing red cow with white star while urging advance payment discounts and free local ads.
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Pas Model Steam Laundry
Fittston Avenue
Aller Street
Scranton
Chas
B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Wanted agents and canvassers across towns for steady earnings
Advertisements seek living agents and canvassers nationwide with pay promises from 4.00 to 74.00 monthly or weekly wages plus commissions. Listings include sales for Gouda, Christmas goods, general agency roles, and home study work. Firms named include Clifton Soap and Manufacturing Co. Cincinnati and Mango Chemical Company New York with requests for stamps and applications to local box numbers.
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Clifton Soap and Manufactureing Co
Cinelanati
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Louis Adams
John Parkyers
Hom
Louis Thomas
Carbondale
Frank It. Preble
Delany
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Thiessen
Arverien
Bedna
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Pratevn
Morrlace
Taylor
Hallstead
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
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To. CO
Cotton
MIL & Sr
Louis Ax
Central
Fey
Wankle
Walsh
Western Union
Sobes Chicago Board OF Trade
Dime Nee Dis Bank
Seranton Lace Curtain Co
National Horing & Drilling Co
First National Bank
Scranton Jar & Stopper Co
Elmhurst Boulevard Co
Scranton Savings Bank
Honta Plate Glass Co
Ecseee
Scranton Packing Co
Oon Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co
Third National
Throop Novelty Mines
Scranton Traction Co. K. Co. Se
Seeanee
Scranton Axle Works
Trust & Safe
Scranton Pass
People's Street Railway
Pittston Trac
Aon
People’s Street Railway
Vee Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
City
Borough of
Winton
Mr. Vernon Coal Co
Oom
Scranton Traction Co
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Telse
Moss
Spring Wiest
Yas Sic
Foherley
York
Lee
Fiat
Sidon
Tribune Oftee
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LaKaysville
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de Wirallo
Elmhurst
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Commonwealth Huilding
Scrantot
Pine and
Blakely Streets
Dunmore
Umber Yard
Daniel T. Morgan
Avenue A
Stanley
Treckawanna Avenue
Price
Delcon Kenton
Lackawanna Avenue
Hyde Park
Stockholders’ Meeting
Leo Com Pany
Scrainton
Tooley
John AL Schadt
Bevretary
Beranton
Tag Sual
EM. Hetsel
Lacksewanna Avenue
B. Briggs
A. Briggs
Lange Ordera
North Main Avenue
Erekes
Adams and
Muleberry
Connolly
Wallace
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Court House
Orn
John
Dean
Morse Iintns & Co
Spruce Street
Jonh Wedderburs & Co, Dept
Washington, D. C
Edward C. Fish & CO
Porden Rock
Ebbins
Lawrence, Mich
Manupa.turer
P. O
Boston
Mass
Weller
J. GC
Hilbert
Adams Avenue
Berantun
Nichols
Naperville
Ill
Onrolibated FU Co
Galesman
L. CO
Boyder
T. B Snyder & CO
Cincinnati
Mango Chemical Company
John Street
Newark
Rouillot & CO
South Third Street
Wyoming Ave
Bate
Lois A. Mouss
Fell
County of Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Leonidas W. Morss
N. Main Ave
Parrien Hand & Wa
Icelock
Eugene Washer
Amos Warker
W. Bishop
Daniel Elsinger
Theodore V. Konecoy
Act of Assembly
Scranton Foundry and Machine Company
Walter Briggs
Froman
Photon Street
Gtation
L. K
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Law Court
U .O
Trilune
Tribune Oflicn
Tribune
Addresa M.J
HS Grantavento
Qtuation
Youn Tan
Adedros
Werman
Tribias
Ernest Gross
Wyoming
Lven
Tribune Office
Wan Ada Bottier
EA. M
Aay & General
M. W. Thom
Lion la Ata
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Tribune Ioe
Widges
Wyoming House
Scranton, PA