Defense Scores In The Martin Trial Riot Witnesses
Additional witnesses for Sheriff Martin and deputies testified about riotous striker activities before the Lattimer shooting. Accounts described forced marches, threats, property damage at McAdoo and Silver Brook, and forced labor under fear of violence as strikers attacked breakers, chased workers, and disrupted mines in Sept. 3 events.
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Wilkes-Barre
Martin
William H. Gardner
Silver Hpook
August Halside
Silver Brook
McAdoo
June
Jones
Peter Hinker
Silver Trook
Biel
Rudolph Hennigman
Hirch
Hubert Airey
Harwood
William Long
Silver Brook Colllery
Llucksmith
Charles Meikrantz
Henry Gustin
Beaver Brook
Richard John
Giovanni Turpini
Tige
Wiliam Kershaw
Kershaw
Henry Matthews
Jeansville
William Colkin
Weat Hazteton
Dennis McGinley
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Oranberry
Samuel Harlow
Ebervale
John Scott
Labor strife and violent clashes at McAdoo era strikes
Witnesses描述 how Italian and Cranberry workers terrorized miners and shop staff, with assaults, threats, and forced joinings. Reports detail beatings near Jeansville and Ebervale, confrontations at Lattimer, and the dog rescues that aided escapes. Adjournment noted amid ongoing testimony and local civic notices follow.
Lectures in Cleveland Then Gospel Prohibition Church Opening
The narrative mentions several lectures in Cleveland before a return home. On the trip back, preaching is planned in Butler at the newly erected Gospel Prohibition church. A laborer Wyack Polinaki suffered severe injuries from a rock fall at Forest City slope and was hospitalized in Carbondale. A marriage unites Miss Anna Tormey and Ernest Conrad officiated by Rev. Father Coroner.
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Cleveland
Gospel Prohibition
Butler
Wyack Polinaki
Forest City
Carbondale
Anna ‘Tormey
Ernest Conrad
Father Coroner
Enterprise Here Company
Markets in Big New York Slump and Quick Rally
The New York market plunged suddenly with violent selling and panic, then recovered within about half an hour as short covering spurred a sharp rally. Dealers reported substantial long liquidation and widespread selling from coast to coast, with ongoing apprehension about the decline. Total sales were not provided.
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New York
Fullowell
Cabin Son
Aerte Tian
Hind Commission
Selters
William Linn Allen & AU
Mears
Scranton Traders Report Prices and Bonds Listed in Market Sheet
Scranton and Pittston trading firms and banks appear in a local stock and bonds section with bid and ask quotes. Several companies including Scranton Savings Bank, Scranton Packing Co, Third National Bank, Scranton Traction Co, Scranton Axle Works, Alexander Car Replacer Co, Scranton Bedding Co, Dickson Manufacturing Co, Economy Light Heat & Power Co, and local rail lines are cited with various mortgage and bond details.
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Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
A National Boring & Drilling Co
Firat National Bagik
Himburet
Scranton Savings
Eh Scranton Packing Co
Ron & Bheel Co
Third National Built Co
Throop Novelty
Seranton Traction Co
Scranton Axle Works
Weston
Berantuan Pass
Riailway
People’s Street Railway
Mortewme
Woase Fock Lumber Big Co
Economy Light, Heat & Power Co
Wheat market and prices at New York Produce Market
The report shows soft futures with wheat and corn futures declining after opening weak, prices and options for Wheat No.2 red around 1.64 and May and July contracts drifting lower. Corn and oats follow the overall downbeat, with various futures and spot prices noted as the day closes weaker.
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New York
Huyere
Manitoba
Duluth
Wall Street
Lhadilen
Hoplember
iWi Albe
Pennsylvania Philadelphia Provision Market Report
The Philadelphia market report details various dairy and grain prices and activity. It lists firms like Mintic and Malte Creamery, Butter-Firm, and Western Creamery, with quotes on creamery products and refined sugars. It also notes Wheat futures, No. 2 mixed and No. 2 white, and brisk activity in potatoes and poultry drafts.
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Bigins
Ialte
State
Mintic
City
New York
E.&c
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Philadelpha
Wheat Leads Grain Market Slide on War Scare in Chicago
Grain and provisions weaken as wheat falls sharply and corn oats soy decline. Wall Street drop spurs selling by small holders. Prices show broad drops across flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, and rye, with reported barrel and bushel totals for flour and grains.
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Chicago
Wall Street
Anid Aly
East Liberty Market Prices For Cattle And Hogs
Cattle categories include Brenly prime and common with various grade notes and prices. Hog and lamb listings show prime medium to common quality with price ranges and weights, reflecting a local market report from East Liberty dated February 21.
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East Liberty
S.1
East Buffalo Market Report Muddy OCR Fragment
East Buffalo New York February 24 reads like a rough market column with cattle and sheep notes. It lists prices for sheep lambs wethers and cull lots and mentions various common and selected grades in unclear terms. The fragment suggests a livestock market update with prices around 1.80 for some culls.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Invalid OCR fragment Summary of historical trade report
Fragmentary text from New York market notes about cattle and goods, including prices and quantities. The garbled lines mention brady trading, sheep, prime grade, and carloads with unclear figures and traders, making precise details impossible to determine.
Chicago Market Report Shows Steady Cattle and Hog Movements
Chicago on February 24 reports cattle at 41s with strong bids, 10,000 cattle and 24,000 hogs received, sheep and lambs also listed. Hog receipts total 24,000 with steady demand. cattle receipts around 10,000.
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Chicago
F.mah
Credit balances and shipments reported in Ol City notes
Credit balances, TV certificates opened and shipments tallied in Ol City, Pa. Readings show barrels and runs with totals around 79 901 barrels for shipments and 77 barrels for runs, reflecting market activity and cash figures.
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Ol City
Eilesn
Oliced SY
Sailor Exclaims Split My Infinitive in Bizarre Outburst
A Heston sailor on trial burst into a shouting protest, crying out Split my infinitive amid a heavily censored courtroom moment. The judge and spectators watched as the vehement outburst highlighted tensions in a case described as extreme and reckless in tone.
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Heston
Coloage Tribune
Special Attention to Business and Personal Accounts
Bank policy announces liberal accommodations extended according to balances and responsibility. Three percent interest allowed on interest deposits.
Bank Vaults Guarded by Holmes Electric Protective System
Capital surplus and undivided profits are noted as part of the bank’s financial standing. The vault is protected by Holmes Electric Protective System, highlighting the security measures cited in the article.
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Holmes
Doctor Grewer Returns to Permanent Office in City
The doctor, after visits to St Louis Chicago and western offices, will practice from the Old Post Office Building at Spruce street and Penn avenue from 16 a. m. to 8 30 p. m. In Chicago he received honors including Doctor of Philosophy and Back of Science among other degrees and emblems. No other specialist matches his credentials.
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St. Louis
Chicago and Western
Spruce Street
Penn Avenue
Chicago
Grewer
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