Miss Nancy Cole Arrested in Lake Carey Case
Miss Nancy Cole, Lake Carey public school teacher, faced assault and battery charges after her two pupils were alleged maltreated. The case was heard by Justice Katz. witnesses mostly relatives of Edwin Stevens supported the complaint, while the defendant’s backers claimed the injuries were minor and toysed as a spice action. The judge dismissed the complaint with costs to be paid by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Dee
Nancy Cole
Lake Carey
Bquire
Katz
Edwin Stevens
Misa Cole
Commonwealth
Stevens
Cole
Lemon Township
Jems
Dix
Miss Cole
Death of Mrs Newell Pastor's Wife 75 in Yatesville
Mrs J V Newell wife of the Methodist Episcopal pastor in Yatesville died after a long illness at 75. She is survived by husband five children Mrs John Baker Green Ridge J G Newell Birmingham Ala Rev C F Newell Throop and Anna and Nettle at home. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Pittston
Yatesville
J. V. Newell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Newell
John Baker
Green Ridge
J. G. Newell
Birmingham
Ala
Hev. C. F. Newell
Throop
Fire Rips Brushville Grange Hall and Knighs of Labor
A blaze at Brushville Susquehanna destroys the large Grange hall and its contents including items tied to Mr Hinll and the Garige namphersalta. The Knights of Labor hall opposite is also burned with its contents. Grange hall owned by Charles V W Lamb with insurance of $.00 origin of fire unknown. Grange of Susquehanna counts met there Wednesday without fire fighting apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Brushville
Susquehanas
Grange Hall
Hinll
Garige Namphersalta
Knights of Labor Hall
Local Notes From Scranton Area Doings And Reports
A mix of local notices reports and incidents from the Scranton region includes court proceedings, a wreck rumor at Water Gap debunked, a death by heart failure near Bush Kill, an Alderney cow calving twice, paymaster routines at the NYS&W shop, extreme cold reaching twelve below zero, and upcoming charter talks for Anwomink Paper company. Also noted are a sprain at Minsi paper mills, brewery work starting soon, iron getting stuck, a carload of stone arrival, and a Delaware Valley railroad stockholders meeting set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Water Gap
William Cartright
Bush Kill
Hruksels
Edinger
Hortonsville
Thy Alderney
New York, Susquehaana and Western Railroad
M. FP. Pohr
Selota
Toss
Ooel“Dem
Cidt
Balynes Talults
Ste
Charles A. O Donohue
Frank W. Petch
Charith F. Huldea
Charles J. Otteson
W. A. Erdman
Layton Williams
C. B. Staples
Anwomink Paper Company
Ralph Siuy
Minsi Paper Mills
Delaware Valley Railroad
Lyceum Stock Company to Visit Bradford County
Bradford County residents learn that the Lyceum Stock company will visit the area with J. E. Toole as star, marking another strong attraction for December. The engagement promises a notable performance lineup and local excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Stock Company
J. E. Toole
Susquehanna Briefs Include Wood Yard Rules and Local Events
The Susquehanna borough woodyard reopens and will require three hours of wood cutting for tramps after dusk. A teachers' institute will be held in Shermill with Prof. Kemp delivering an address. Various society events, sermons, and local notices fill the region as clerical, fraternal, and civic activities unfold through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Teachers’ Institute
Shermill
Kemp
Stroudsburg State Normal School
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles P. Epax
Moody Bollefcarne
Grand Army of the Republic
Walter 8. Petersen
South Daket
Oakland
Donovan
Kolehte
Pything Hall
Tempernance Union
Abily Street
Furs
Charles Kanalt
Erie
Jersey City
J. James Eagan
Montross
Shew
Charles Henry Newlin
Methodist Church
Epworth Reigue
Binehimton
Grangera
Sucquehanna County
Brushville
Lanesboro Hoge Company
Susie Graham
Dal
Montrove
Binehamtet
Dorcas Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Hornellaville
Stevens Point
John M. Lestie
Scranton
Tatthead
Sturracea
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Offer Refund Promise
Advertisement notes druggists refund money if cure fails. FE W Grove signature appears on each box. The brief copy ends with a quoted line attributed to a woman referred to as She.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Grove
She
Local notices and visits across Porestly area
Special to The Scranion Pratine reports Mrs William Rivles learning of her mother's illness and plans a morning visit. Sheriff elect Maxey and associates in Montrose during a business trip. Temperance Union asks for donations of aged men, canned goods, and fruit. packing at Mrs John Maxey's home. Mrs Ellen Quettings visiting her brother Thomas Murphy. Mrs Welsh and others host a farewell for Mrs A M Welch bound for Richmondville. Various social calls, dinners, and openings documented.
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Porestly
William Rivles
Miechienn
William Burns
Fiteworth Ames
New York City
Maxey
Beniamin Maxey
H. W. Crawe
Montrose
Hitage
John Maxey
Delaware and
Durdoft
Ellen Quettings
Mhicoma
Thomas Murphy
Todd Street
Quettings
Welsh
A. M. Welsh
Mrs. Cates
Mas
A. M. Welch
Hichmondvilly
N.Y
Thoretay
Firos
Mra
T. Thorpe
James Mitchel
Broadhead
H. W. Brown
Dunnln
Mig
L. W. Pentecoat
Tryant
Aldrich
Mew
T. ©. Manzer
Renn Proucher
Breene
Carbondale
Odd Fellows
Tilda O'Neill
White's Valley
Henry O'Neill
Great Empires in Dark Continent
A New York Herald analysis argues that British imperial expansion in Africa rivals other powers, detailing vast British holdings from the Cape to Cairo, French control in the west, German colonies, and the global race for spheres of influence amid South Africa, Egypt, and colonial assessments.
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Ameria
Africa
China
Pacific
South America
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Hawi
Samoa
United States
Rockies
South Africa
British Central Africa
Rhodesia
British East Africa
Indian Ocean
Lake Vietori
Uganda
Coaer
Niger
Great Oaternay
Western Africa
Great Britain
Gold Coast
Sierra Leone
East Africa
Cape UN
Mediterranean
Egypt
Cairo
Cape
Bulawayd
Kitchener
Nile
Lakes
Dritieh Central Africa
Germany
Congo Free State
Ceralon
Teese
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Britain
Eastern Africa
Mihes
Noutinhing
Algeria
Cape Columy
Vael
Soraha
Witderlachen
Lord Salisbury
France
Millead
Congo
Jin
Marchand
Fashoda
Obok
England
British Africa
West Africa
Kumeruns
Togo
Gulf of Guinea
Berlin
Italy
Portugal
Spain
Belgium
First Meeting of Electric Power Company and Local Community Notices
The first meeting of the new electric power company since purchasing the plant from Ives and Russell was held in Tunkhannock. Nine directors were elected, with offices for the year named and plans to reduce rates. Local events included Triton Hose, Men’s United club, and a debate on the Anglo-Boer war. A murder claim in Pittston was noted, and J. Reynolds Post officers were elected. Memorial services for George Washington’s death anniversary were announced for December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triton Hose Company
Men's United Club
Presbyterian Church
der Dersheimer
W. Th Litr
D. & Brown
Exeter
Solomon Brown
Pittston
Bar of Justice
J. ©. Treynolds Post
John Tt. Hungerford
James P. Harpe
D. G. Wakefield
N. A. MacTrown
George Simpson
W. N. Rovnotlie
R. Kennedy
F. F. Bowers
BR. V. Kennedy
Henry Harding
Kennedy
Department
Cettymyure
T. Inghoem
N. A. McKown
George Washington
Enworth League
Union Temperance
Methodist Tepiaropus Crch
Philip Shupn
Bidleman
Dr. Hardings
de. Tidteman
F. WW. Till
Piltston
Apent Tursday
Johnn Miller
J. M. Jefferys
Montrose
Glk
Straudaburg
Markets See Stagnation as Stocks Waver Across Sessions
Wall Street ends mixed after a day of sporadic strength at open and close. Union Pacific and railroad shares rally modestly while iron and steel, anthracite, and tobacco groups swing, with New Jersey Central leading losses. Industrials show renewed pressure as funds hesitate and money markets temper speculative commitments.
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New York
Pec. T
Stock Exchange
America
London
Union Pacific
Buca
Brooklyn Raad Transit
Northwestern
Omaha
Téhtont Pales
U. S
Tobacco
Atchison Atchison
Brooks
Traction
Tabacco
Chea
Ohio
Pooptie
St Paul Aeee
Itthy Rockleland
Delia
Pacific Osnaw Aid Nor, Pac
Pacific Mail
Ihm
K.pr
Eosaelpan
Fils ii Routhern Ry
Eteeres
South
Eves GE Tik
Vaers
Law
Union Miyeltieces
Union Pac
Steve
Fed
Bteel
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Corrected by H G Dale
The listing at 7 Lackawanna Avenue notes corrected market prices for dairy and produce items. Butter creamery stage is listed with tubs and various butter measurements. Cheese full cream and onions per bushel are shown with prices, along with per box flour and other commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Wilee
Wheat and market notes from Philadelphia early December
Market wires show firm sentiment for wheat contracts with rising values for No. 2 white and mixed wheats. Prices for corn, oats, and flour hold steady or improve. cotton little changed. dairy and poultry segments report steady demand and notable lots and quality variety across live fowl and dressed poultry sectors.
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Philadelphia
Penna
Eheled
Por Bu
Aia Ser
New York
Weatern
Bride
Wheat futures steady as buyers persist on old prices
New York time reports demand steady at old prices with a firm market. Wheat spot remains steady with No 2 red and No 1 northern Duluth bids afloat to arrive. Corn closes strong as Argentine crop outlook improves and weak offerings push shorts nervous. Market shows small western receipts and stronger cables.
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New York
Duluth
Market chatter on dairy trade and creamery notes
The report notes quiet trade for clearances and dairy products with firm butter and creamery activity. Mentions months like May June September and October as dates for creamery operations and prices, and references names and places in a broad market snapshot.
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Dee
Wee
Lawic
Ua Mey
Athc
Atheda
Myattye
Galzye
Finvst
Hagin
Bees
Htate
Ponna
Batie
Joes
Mark
Waltlic
Cattle Market Prices and Receipts Reported in Chicago
Chicago markets show cattle offerings mixed with grade shifts from good to choice and feeder stockers. Receipts: cattle 9,100. hogs 44,000. sheep varying with western wethers at 40 to 45 and western lambs around 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Imho
Wheat and grain futures close mixed on Chicago market
Circulars cite light activity and varied predictions for the wheat market. Corn and oats finish higher while provisions hold steady or fall slightly. Prices for hogs and other meats show little change amid fluctuating trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mity
Tynko
Sifly
Timothy Wend
Sali
Omango
East Liberty Market Notes and Faded Listings
Fragmented entries show farm goods and livestock terms such as hogs calves wethers and veal, with scattered references to places and codes. Readers see vague prices and items like light workers and heavy hogs among faded labels and misread names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Doe
Evirn
Bisnis
Bahia
Howe
Reeves-Bteqdy calves Veals steady in market notes
New York market report notes calves steady, veals steady, old calves mixed, and veal prices around two dollars. Sheep and lambs market described as firm with limited sales, Canada lambs and Haya coin mentioned, hor- firm at HW 08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Der
Salis
Canada Lambs
Haya
City Sale Sees Shipments Averaging High Prices
Local notices report a sale event with shipments listed and pricing details including average figures and penalties. The fragment mentions galenees and various numeric indicators, indicating a commercial or auction context in Oo City.
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Oo City
Dev
Remarkable Lake at Middletown Pree Jobe Pond
A long, readable fragment describes a lake in Middletown Pree Jobe Pond with no outlet and depths up to sixty feet. It notes its irregular rising and falling over six to twelve months, dry and wet season fluctuations, and that scholars consider its behavior curious but not mysterious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe
Aimee
Curicus
Pjold
Thore
Deep Springs Rise as Mystified Lake Surface Expands
The once obscure Waroonaelake, renamed from an Australian term for selltaile, has risen dramatically since early days, with water spreading beyond its natural bounds. Farms miles away report soggy soil and ground that cannot support plowing as land near the pond sinks, unfit for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithan Bots
John Etricks
Phorch
Not a Surprise About Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praising its cures for bad colds, threat of pneumonia, and protections for children against croup and whooping cough. It notes broad enjoyment and claims wide use and benefit with sales through druggists and wholesalers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Broa
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Rhine
Bypevin
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Scrantoy Tribune
Bradford County
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Rocky Mountains
New York Herald
British Domain
Martel
Wall Street Review
Tribune
MS. Jordan & O
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Scranton Board of Trade
First National Bank
Scranton Savings Hank
Scranton Packing Co
Third National Hank
Eeonomy
Scranton JL
Mho& P
Cape Lacka
Trust & Late Lop Co
Beranton
Clark & Snover Co
Clark & Snover
Fence & Mia
Coenees
Ferenion Axle Works Lineka
Dalry Co
Pr Trust Co Ae Co
Savings Bank & An
Aoeckron Manufacturing Co
Wee A Cka
Bchoo
City of Scranton St
Vernon Co
Scranton Axle Works
Ee Scranton Traction
Bonda
Philadelpha Gratin and
Prodvece
New York Grain and Produce
Marie
We UA
Lackawanna Ave
Fyerys
the Scranton Bedding Company
Dr. Peal
Peal
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
East Liberty Cattle Market
Middletown Pree
Sermi
J.t.mccollum
Spruce ST
Patent Record
Baltimore, Md
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