New Trial Sought in Merola Case Amid Trial Remarks
Merola murder case sees attorney Brown ask for a new trial citing district attorney Jones remarks he says biased the jury. Jones defends remarks as within his duties. Judge Archbold and Judge Gunster later rule on venue change and $15,000 arbitration award in Burns Smith matter.
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Crezenzo Merola
Thomas Jay
Joseph W. Brown
John R. Jones
Mr. Brown
Jones
Mercia
Old Forge
Brown
Edwards
Archbald
Merola
Awear
Boston
Benjamin Moretti
Joseph Salvi
John T. Martin
Burns-Smith
Gunster
Fred, W. Fleltz
George M. Watson
Thomas F. Duffy
Religious notes and Christmas season church plans
The piece describes the church world focusing on music and Christmas preparations as Thanksgiving nears. It notes church people shift toward Christmas events, with the Evansville and Terre Haute railroad preacher Jim Burwick delivering two weeks of talks to large crowds and many conversions. Professor James Hughes will preach at Dickson City Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Jim” Burwick
Evansville and
Terre Haute
Burwick
James Hughes
Dickson City Presbyterian Church
Reverends and rallies fill city religious scene
Rev Ralph Gillam preaches at Dunmore Presbyterian with evening service to follow. Dr McLeod speaks on the Gospel of rarity at First Presbyterian. Elm Park hosts Methodist ministers meeting on Dec 23.
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Ralph Gillam
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
McLeod
Elm Park Church
Charles McGee
Howard Place
Elm Park Epworth League
Chistmas Gifta
H. H. Beldleman
L. C. Floyd
Floyd
F. Matthews
Croton
N. Y
Scranton Street
T.e Young Men's Christian Association
J. M. Bard
Harrisburg
Bard
J. M. Chance
Mahy
Bible Workers
Young Women's Christian Association
Washington Avenue
H. W. Luce
A. B. Williams
Wall Street Slump Emerges Amid Broad Bond and Stock Declines
The New York Stock Exchange endured unusual activity with a broad slump in gilt edged securities and numerous declines across leading issues. Dealers faced liquidity strain as Canadian banks curbed loans, prompting intervention by the Central Trust and a temporary spike in money rates before a partial rebound.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Gas
Delaware and Hudson
National Lead
Pacific Mall
Omahba
Tennessee Coal
Manhattan
Jersey Central
Quincy
Northwest
Chicago Gas
Missouri Pacific
Central Trust Company
Remont-Morgan
Washington
Lake Shore
Louieville
Nashville
Susquehanna and Western
Southern Railway
Western Union
William Linn
LEN & Co
A. P. Fatinet Meme
Sprucestree
IN CASE OF A WAR The Armies That the United States and Great Britain Could Put Into the Field
The article outlines the wartime strength of the United States and Britain including land and sea forces. It lists a total U S standing army of 25 871 and details by reserves and cadres with regional distribution. It notes 12 000 000 capable to bear arms including Canada and Australia and cites timing for vessels ready for action.
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United States
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
India
California
Colorado
Columbia
Dakota
Missouri
Texas
National Guard
Guard
Togo
Army
United States Navy
Savderadsendioheee
Navy
Beveee Peerreretree Saseeseetsda AW
England
Home
Baties
Army Horse Artillery
Colonial Corps
Fereee
Market Report on Sheep and Lamb Prices At New York Auction
Receipts total about 5,400 head with 9,000 head sold. Market dull for all sheep and slow for lambs. Prime lambs bring 4.35 to 4.10, good to choice 4.25 to 4.10, culls 2.76 to 2.25. Seven loads Canada lambs sold 4.40 to 4.00 with most sales 4.40 to 4.56. Yearlings good to extra around 2.70 to 3.00.
Receipts and Prices in Toledo Wheat and Corn Markets
Toledo reports dull trading for wheat and corn with mixed receipts and varied cash and price quotes. Wheat receipts 5,200 bushels with shipments 4,500 bushels while corn receipts 4,107 bushels and shipments 37,400. Quotes include No 2 red cash and several numbered corn grades with mixed values.
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Toledo
May
Philadelphia Tallow Market and Market Reports Fading
A fragmented market note from Philadelphia on December 20 reports city tallow hogsheads at 3 ½ to 4 ½ cents and quality grades alongside country do. prices and bids with varied highs and lows. Also cites oil market figures in Pittsburg and mentions a raucous exchange with a dialect anecdote.
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Philadelphia
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Wyoming Ave
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Jim
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George C. Green
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Chicago Board
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Green Ridge Lumber Co
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Bank One
Scranton Lace Car. Co
Eone Nat, Boring & Drilling Co
Sneerer
Ane Firat National Bank
Thuron Coal Land Co
Senecue
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Scranton Jar & Bropper Co
Scranton Glass Cole Eteene Nates
Spring Brook Water Co
Elmhurst Houleveld Co
Boranton Axle Works
Third National Bank
Lacka, Trust and Safe Om
Scranton Packing Co
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Weston Mill Co
Scranton Traction Co
Sehenene Bonta Plate Glass Co
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Scranton Car Replacer Co
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Imag Heat and Power Co
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People's Street Railway
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