Taxpayers settle case with $11000 in attorneys fees
The taxpayers appeal in northeastern Pennsylvania was settled with a payment of $11,000 to L. M. Hall and K. Overton, attorneys for the taxpayers. Half the amount goes to Horace Horton and John Wolf, ex commissioners, and half to Job Griffin and J. L. Ellebres, bondmen, settling judgments against Horton, Wolf, and Green. Archbald approved the compromise, noting it was a property settlement and the county to bear costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
L. M. Hall
K. Overton
Horace Horton
John Wolf
Job Griffin
J. L. Ellebres
W. K. Green
Horton
Green
Archbald
Scranton
Bradford County Harmless
New Court House
Lehman and
Silane
Bhondamen
Béare
EL. M. Spalding
BE. M. Thtcher
Archbold
Lehman & Schmitt
Bradley
Local notes from Forest City and Montrose
Community updates report travel for funerals births and holidays. Herbert Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy attend a funeral in Cold Springs Pa while more births and homecomings are noted along with a new night school planned to begin January 2. Sheriff elect Maxey ships household effects to Montrose and prepares to assume duties January 1. The Montrose Democrat highlights Forest Citys prosperity and recent silk mill prospects brought by Paterson investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Tribune
Forest City
Tec
Herbert Kennedy
Cold Springs
Bert Guger
Kennedy
Thomas O'Neil
James Ording
George Cavanaugh
Scranton
G. A. Shepherd
Main Street
Erie Railroad
Edwin Corey
S. 8
Hubbard
Finn
Unkindale
Elisabeth Jones
Welch Settlement
John L. Harris
Delaware Street
Maxey
Montrose
Thomas Brown
Jalil
Paterson
Christmas Services and Weddings Highlight Frequehennia
Special to The Beranten Tribune reports two Masses at St John’s Catholic Church in Frequehennia with a large turnout. Rev Broderick preached an eloquent sermon, the choir offered several selections, and Christmas offerings were generous. Knights of Columbus added a piano to Erin avenues parlors. Baptist Sunday school held Christmas tree and exercises on Saturday night. A Sayre Catholic church Christmas event drew a holiday crowd. In Sayre, Thomas J. O’Neill of Susquehanna married Mme Anna Lous of Fayre, with John O’Neill as groom’s man and Eva Laux as bridesmaid. Large attendance at Christmas exercises concluded the brief.
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Thomson
Christ Episcopal Church
Lire
Newton A. Croft
Christ
Susquehating
First Nithine Bank
Frwl Wright
Polly AL Allpaugh
North
Thomees
J. K. Jones
Lackawanns County
Travia
Mayfield Bureaas
Araret
Bill Leach
Tharettt
Lakeside
Jackson
Billadelphia
Moarntrete
Wright
Montrose
St John's Catholic Church
Hey
Broderick
Wister
Knights of Columbus
Baptist Sriday School
Merchant
Sayre Catholic
James Kilogley
Thomas J. O'Neill
Susquehanna
Mme Anna Lous
Fayre
John O'Neill
Eva Laux
Fire Destroys Three Story Pittston building on Wyoming Ave
A three story frame building at Wyoming avenue and Third Street West Pittston was gutted by fire about 1 a m. The ground floor housed J D Monies grocery and Dr DeWitt meat market with two families living above. Loss estimated between 7000 and 8500 dollars. Fire started in the cellar under the grocery, crews fought the blaze and prevented spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Tyrrell
Wyoming Avenue
Third Street
West Pittston
J. D. Monie
West Pittston Hremen
Chamberlains Couch Memoity Promoted By Satisfied Users
The passage extols Chamberlains Couch Memoity as a fine medicine trusted by many for relief from colds and threatened pneumonia. It claims the remedy has saved children from croup and whooping cough and notes it is available from druggists and at Matthew Bros wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Matthew Bros
Anil
New Interior Policy Limits Indian Exhibition Loans
Washington officials announce a policy shift to curtail loans of Indians for wild west shows. Commissioner Jones says no more Indians may leave reservations for exhibitions except to show progress in education. The move targets abuses and aims to prevent demoralization and forced traditional dress for dollars.
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Washington
Department of the Interior
Beoreary Hitchcock
Tadiin Affairs
Jones
Indleig
Fatal stabbing on Third Avenue sparks city outcry
A Black man named Frederick Davie fatally stabbed 1 year old Michael Grogan in Elizabeth New Jersey on Third Avenue after an alleged confrontation in a saloon. Grogan, who had been drinking, died instantly. Davie fled and was not arrested as witnesses shouted.
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New York
Dec. U
Michael Grogan
Third Avenue
Eligabeth
N. J
Frederick Davie
Grogan
Nesto
Davin
Owey
Lightning Rod Man On an Automobile
A diaristic letter describes a wild ride on a bucking bronco attached to an automobile. The writer recalls injuries in hospital and details a chaotic, humorous protest against harnessed cattle, social figures, and modern machines. The piece blends slang, mis-spellings, and eccentric humor to convey a reckless journey and self-deprecating reflections.
Prescription Style Ad From Old Newspaper
A fragmentary ad features quirky misspelled lines about health remedies and a promise to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It mentions a Christmas threat and personal notes, with EF W. Grove's signature on each box and a 5c price tag.
Christmas Services Held Across Dunmore Churches
Yesterday in the Methodist Episcopal, St Marks Episcopal, and First Presbyterian churches Christmas services were conducted with printed programmes distributed at both morning and evening sessions. Committees decorated with evergreen garlands and wall figures. The Episcopal church plans its exercises this evening, as printed in The Tribune, while the Presbyterian service is scheduled for tomorrow evening.
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St. Marks’ Episcopal Church
First Presbyterian Church
Democratic Ticket Names Circulate in Borough Elections
The Democratic committee has named a slate for borough offices including Burgess Martin Dolfin CoPO Savage Victor Harachell EB W Oeterhout AT Irwin W C Burke Bernard Sweeney Philip Lyden tax collector Peter Reilly PL We Mantoy W I Puree Peter Murray Louis Enel John F Phinille street commissioner Veto Olrude John Weener Leonard fh heart John Rice James Dwyer John McCade Michael Cannion GeorgeDickson John Branch treasurer Owet Gastello Frank Swartz Frank Morgan Thomas Golden Michael Boland P C Loncan Harry Dalrimple August Wahlers school directors James Young Michael Glynn KH Mangan John Swift John Devine James Bronson Mr Murray Wed Costello John Boland FP W Gallagher Join Finnerty James Gintey John Carney Cornell Philip Wagner John Coleman Michael Lyden Farward Duffy M A Taylor Martin Walsh Charles Wentzel Joseph Frenrer James Mack William Hall Edward Conwini M J O Boyle Patrick ODonnell Frank Williams Joseph Lally auditor John Cooney Thomas Baelieh M J Seamon Frank Bingham John Brogan James Harrington.
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Lst
Republican Party
Democratic Committee
Burgess
Martin Dolphin
Co PO Savage
Victor Harachell
EB. W. Oeterhout
AT. Irwin
W.C. Burke
Hernard Sweeney
Philip Lyden
Cofrentar
Peter Reilly
We Mantoy
W. 1
Peter Murray
Louis Enel
John F Phiinnelle
Veto Olrude
John Weener
Leonard Fhheart
John Rice
James Dwyer
John McCade
Michael Cannion
George Dickson
John Branch
Owet Gastello
Frank Swartz
Frank Morgan
Thomas Golden
Michael Boland
P. C. Loncan
Harry Dalrimple
August Wahlers
Echool
James Young
Michael Glynn
P. KH. Mangan
John Swift
John Devine
James Bronson
Mr. Murray
Wed. Costello
John Boland
FP. W. Gallagher
Finnerty
James Gintey
John Carney
Cornell
Philp Wagner
John Coleman
Michael Lyden
Farward Duffy
M. A. Taylor
Martin Walsh
Charles Wentzel
Joseph Frenrer
James Mack
Wiliam Hall
Edward Conwiy
M. J. O' Boyle
Patrick O'Donnell
Frank Williams
Joseph Lally
John Cooney
Thomas Baelieh
M. J. Seamon
Frank Bingham
John Brogan
James Harrington
Unclaimed letters listed for period ending December 218
Letters remaining unclaimed are listed with names including B F Bates Martin Crane John T Harper Mrs Mary Lavelle Charles Reynolds and others. Addresses noted include Clukely Street Ewarts Street Brook Street Cotlo Corners and Wook Tiewe.
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B. F. Bates
Martin Crane
John T Harper
Lane Day School children to donate at church this afternoon
The Lane Day School of the Presbyterian church will meet at the church this afternoon to receive presents for the poor. A Clinton Ryden of Wyoming Seminary is visiting his parents on North Blakely Street. Dayton Ellis of Syracuse University returns home for the holidays.
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Lane Day School
the Presbyterian
Ube
A. Clinton Ryden
Wyomlow Seminary
Blakely Street
Dayton Ellis
Syracuse University
Market Report on Livestock Prices and Demand
Receipts for work include sleeves and other items. Beef cattle show light demand and mixed prices, with extra demand for good quality. Sheep and lamb demand steady, hogs sold at best western prices, fat cows in fair demand, veal and dressed beef steady to firm with cattle and dairy stock moving to market.
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Philadelphia
Comman
Filye
Oic
Mente
Pye
Wheat and flour markets report mixed prices in Buffalo
Buffalo on December 2 shows dull trading for spring wheat with mixed No 1 hard and northern futures, winter wheat bids strong for some grades, corn steady across several yellows and whites, rye dull in store, and flour described as bread-ready.
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Buffalo
Market Little Changed in New York Trade Notes
New York markets show Beaves steady with half a car sold at £4 and no further trading. Calves sold weak with cows off a bit. Sheep and Lambs demand weak, lambs steady and prime stock moved at £75. Hog trade nominally firm with little activity.
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New York
Canada
Chicago Livestock Market Numbers Show Mixed Cattle Prices
Market listings reflect varied cattle and hog values with different lots described as good to choice, medium to poor quality and mixed stock. Prices range for cows, heifers, bulls and calves, with Texan beeves, sheep and lambs also noted in steady to weak trends.
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Chicago
Dev
Strom
Market Report From East Buffalo Receives Mixed Grades
Dec 22 cattle and hog receipts dominate the session with mixed quality. Packers and finishers show demand for good grades while lower tiers drift. lambs and sheep receipts remain variable with buyers seeking strong finishers.
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East Buffalo
Atranger
Lamsa
Unclear OCR Item Grabs Mixed Market Terms and Numbers
A scrambled OCR fragment lists various animal names, prices, and figures such as deer, wethers, veal calves, and several monetary amounts. The text lacks coherent structure, making it impossible to determine a single event or market category from the readable phrases.
Oil Market Report for City Trading Dec Credits
On City market reports show B credits at 1.04 with no bids or sales. Trading runs list 43 barrels average 70, shine caret 14 barrels average 71.112 barrels.
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Credit Ialances
Shine Caret
Barre
Wall Street Week Ends With Market Collapse Seen After Speculation
The report traces a week of bearish pressure and short covering in New York stocks, highlighting a pattern of pyramid trading and forced liquidations. It notes gains in some issues amid London sentiment improving on gold shipments, with the market stabilizing briefly before closing strong. Total sales reached 304,700 shares as banks eased money rates and investors reevaluated underwriting losses.
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New York
Selina
Burk
Metropolitan, Tobacco
Brooklyn Transit
People’s Gak
London
Mines Department of London Stock Exchange
Bouton
Wall Street
Capltullets
Associated Banks of
Corrected Adddress Note on Local Dairy Ad
Fragmentary antique ad text lists dairy products and prices with corrected byline. Mentions Butter-Creamery and Bee Beans and flour items, mixing names and items in a single slanted copy.
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H. G
Daly
Lackawanta Avenu
Bimdie
Ube
Sie
Eger
Western
Ila
Noutby
Chicago Market Aims Amid Holiday Dullness and Grain Declines
The Chicago market shows holiday dullness with May wheat and May corn under pressure. Prices for pork and other commodities trend lower as analysts note patents and fresher grades, while quality measures like prime Timothy seed and salted products are cited amid general market softness.
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Chicago
Hurley
Seeile
Market notes from Philadelphia grain and produce report
In Philadelphia on December 2 the Whest-steady contract grade for December shows corn, oats and related items with limited movement. Prices for No 2 white and mixed oats remain steady while potatoes show firm activity amid Pennsylvania market chatter.
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Philadelphia
Wilkind
Deans Ber
Pennsylvania
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Brig Medical CO
Burrava N.Y
Philadelphia Stock Market
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Wall Street Review
Tribune
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Jordan & Co
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
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Mt. Vernon Coal Ca
the Scranton Bedding Company
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Jardiniere
East Mountain
Lithia Water
Joseph Ross
West Lackawanna Avenue
Almanac
the Tribune Publishing Company
Dr. Peal
John H. Phelps
Spruce Street
Chicago Grain and Produce
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