Grand jurors named for county court term in Tunkhannock
Special to The Beranton Tribune lists the January term grand jurors from multiple townships including Meshoppen Noxon Tunkhannock and Eaton. Petit jurors for the common pleas week follow with numerous local names. Body of Mrs Amanda Feser brought for burial. Sheriff Gray relocates to jail residence. A domestic incident ends with arrests after a rough night at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman
Eaton Township
LL. Hinds
Fpartoryyville
Bart Hoenpe
North Dranch
George M. Hulbirt
Monroe
Fassett
Meshoppen
J. F. Garahan
Nowen
Elcomse W. Hinkley
Nicholser
Henry C. Jones
Clinton
Darcy T. Johnson
Decintivrin
Williong Lusher
Washington
Henjamin Michael
Overfield
Frank [Oat
Turiharnock
Firet
John Uobiteon
Mott
Gravel Hill
Fiser
Feger
Lehigh Valley Railroad
John W. Gray
Heaumont
Father and Mother in Jail at Centra Street
At Centra Street police station last night Patrolmen Feeney and Walsh arrested Frank Conway and his wife Kate on a warrant from Alderman Flowe n office charging habitual drunkenness. Their three children, a boy and two girls, accompanied them with a married woman. Mrs Duggen of the Associated Charities will take charge of the cane.
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Irl
Feeney
Waleh
Centra Street
James Feeney
M. I. Walsh
Frank Conway
Kate
Flowe'n
Mra. Duggen
Associated Charities
Conway
Funeral of Rev Jona than Peck Held in Kingston
The funeral for Rev. Jona than Peck was held from his Wyoming Avenue home in Kingston yesterday at 2 p.m. The service attracted many friends and relatives with Rev. LC Murdock of Kingston officiating and a quartet leading hymns. Speakers included Dr. Griffin, Rev. Wilson Trebel, Rev. W L Thorne, and Rev. Murdoch, praising Peck's loyal, hopeful character and his lifelong work, followed by interment at Helhenhack cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Peck
Wyoming Avenue
Kingston
LC. Murdock
Mise
Joelle Osborne
Murray Heat
J. A. Chapman
M. M. Chirk
Wilson Trebel
Wyoming
W.L. Thorne
Plymouth
Murdock
Griffin
Honesivile
Wupr
J. KK
Teo
Ev. Munley & Hard
Church Extension Society
T. L. Sprague
Wyoming Seminary
LL. Co Mrrdock
Dh VC. Binith
Alf. Chaffes
Mesers
Clark
Dymond
Loess
Howkind
Culver
Nich
Helhenhack Cemetery
Narrow escape as Stroudsburg residents nearly gaspoisoned
Gas supply failure and sudden reillumination in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania nearly killed ex mayor Hiram W. Kistler and many residents. Two young men managed plant after manager left town causing un notified shutoff. A heater with thirty six burners released deadly fumes through multiple vents, about forty households affected with close calls and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Hiram W. Kistler
B. Kistler
Kistler
Sacred Heart Parish fair opens at Musie hall
The Sacred Heart Parish Catholic church fair opened last night at Musie hall under favorable auspices with a large crowd. It runs nightly through January 18 except Sundays. Polish societies and Church Guards attended in regimental dress. Tonight the church choir will perform with Polish national anthems played by the Polish band.
The Wrong Medicine Near Tragedy in Mushkill
Mrs Prank Heers of Mushkill nearly causes her husband Dr Heers death by giving a wrong dose of medicine. The doctor returns from New York ill and asks for Ipecac and calomel. she goes to the lab for a large dose as ordered.
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Stroudsburg
Prank Heers
Mushkill
Dr. Heers
New York
Physician Survives After Mistaken Poison Mix Up
Mrs. Tecra accidentally gave her husband strychnine instead of ipecac and caramel. Antidotes were administered and the poison was expelled. The physician is out of danger though suffering from violent retching.
Quiet Pittston Wedding At St Marys Church
A quiet wedding was solemnized at St Marys church, Upper Pittston. Michael Golden married Miss Anna Walsh in the presence of many witnesses. The bride’s sister Ella Walsh attended, Fred Kelly served as best man. After a reception at the bride’s father’s home the couple moved to their Market street home. The groom is a Pittston public school music teacher and Ninth ward alderman.
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Pittston
St. Mary's Church
Upper Pitteten
Michael Golden
Anna
Walsh
James Walsh
Duryea
Father Garvey
Ella Walah
Fred Kelly
Niagara Falls
Market Street
Susquehanna County Funeral Notices and Events
Funeral services are held for Sylvester L. French at Christ Episcopal church with Masonic attendance. interment at North Jackson cemetery. Other local funerals include Mrs. Susan F. Fairchild and Mrs. Ann Scoville with Laurel Hill and Grand Street cemeteries noted. Church services and civic notices fill the week with dancing class plans and bank director elections.
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Susquehanna
Sylvester L. French
Christ Episcopal Church
Canawada Lodge
North Jackson
Evangelist HW. D. Sheldon
Kingston
Brandt Presbyterian Church
W. 8. Peterson
South Dakota
Susan F. Fairchild
Oakland
Ren W. L. Linaberry
Galland Methodist Church
Laurel HI
Clara Maroney
Olyphant
Millet
Hogan Opera House
Thomas Ryan
University of Pennsylvania
Young People's Society of
Chris- Han Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
First National Bank
Thomas Conners
Elizabethport
N. J
William Hedley
Forest City
James A. Hurley
Erie Railroad
Charles T. Thorpe
Ann Scoville
West Main Street
Charles Henry Newing
Methodist Church
Towanda Notes on Local Obsequies and Happenings
The Bradford County report covers the burial of Dr. Robert Carmody of Sayre in Towanda Catholic cemetery. It notes deaths and visits by locals including Mrs. W. Feusted, J. M. Cornochan, and others, plus fire companies numbering 268 members and only eight fire alarms last year. It mentions New Year events, marksmanship contests, and personnel changes at Frost’s furniture factory.
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Towanda
Robert Carmody
Sayre
W. FE Usted
Robert McIntyre
Findlay
Ohio
Hornedy
Welles
Paris
France
J. M. Cornochan
Scranton
Relf
A. Chraham
Tunkhannock
Monin
J. W. Meduire
Chicago
Keretone
Civen
J. Bush
Philadelphia
Maxwell
Robert Page
Brooklyn
Markemen
Mr. Purmpeily
Owego
Spencer 1
Heed
Jay Ward
F. D
Kerrick
Asylum
John B. Meardsley
W.T. Horton
Susquehanna County
Vinol Blood Purifier Claims Strong Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Vinol as a scientific blood purifier and maker derived from cod liver oil principles without grease. It claims to boost stomach function, flesh, bone, and red blood while offering a money back guarantee. A customer letter from Betsy Hanenswan praises its effects after grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savation Army
Vinci
Grippe
Betsy Hanenswan
River St
Fall River, Mass
County team on Burling ton farm loses member to glandera
A county owned team working at the Burling ton farm suffered a fatal loss after one member was found to have glandera. The incident occurred yesterday, marking a grim setback for the county project and its operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Pittston Judge Denies Permanent Injunction in Troxell Plot Case
In Luserne Court Judge Woodward denies a permanent injunction sought by Pittston Taxpayers Association to halt city council from buying the Troxell plot on Broad Street. The council had approved the purchase amid objections labeling it unnecessary and extravagant. Costs were placed on the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Luserne
Woodward
Pittston City
Cure For Severe Colic Proves Quick In Dickey's Mountain
A young man suffering from a severe attack of cramp colic was relieved after taking Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as advised by miller B F Hess. Hess reports the remedy soon brought him out and the man was rejoiced. Sold by all druggists Mat thews Brothers, agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hess
Miller
Dickey’s Mountain
Chamberlain
Matthews Brothers
Markets Decline Amid Berlin Pressure and Boer News
New York stocks opened weak with a broad drop due to foreign and London declines. Industrials fluctuated with early gains in Consolidated Gas and American Tobacco, while later gains in New York Central failed to offset broad selling. Berlin's weekly German bank report spurred selling in London and New York, lifting sterling rate and pressuring prices across rails and southern stocks.
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New York
London
Consolidated Gas
American Tobacco
Continental Tobacco
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Ladysmith
South Africa
Berlin
German Imperial Bank
Germany
Sterling Exchange
Terlin Exchange
Baltimore and Ohio
United States
Butter-Creame Dugie And Dairy Goods Price List
Corrected by H. G. Dale a listing of dairy and pantry items with prices. Includes butter cream, milk products, cheese, beans, potatoes, flour and miscellaneous goods. Prices shown as $2.90 for medium and other unit prices. regional terms noted like Ga fie and nearby slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dale
Philadelphia Market Report in Fragmented January Terms
A rough, OCR filled market snapshot shows grain and commodity prices for January, with corn and wheat firmer, No 2 mixed and white varieties noted, potatoes and cotton terms listed, and dairy products like cheese described as firm but quiet. Live poultry and fats appear with sparse details amid illegible notes and stray percentages.
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Philadelphia
Grady
New York and Western
Old Poultry and Grain Prices Reported in Missouri
The notice lists poultry categories such as old roosters, ducks, geese, turkeys, and chickens with references to hens and fowls. It also details grain receipts with prices and quantities including wheat at 40,000 bushels and corn around 20,000 bushels.
Market Notes on Wheat and Dairy Prices in New York
The report shows fairly active trading with no change from yesterday. Prices for wheat and dairy items move within ranges, with No 1 northern and No 2 red futures showing firm to steady tones and some slight recoveries as the day progresses.
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New York
Duluth
Ensy
Data
Fiey
Tae
Nea
Jbya Msc
White
Sde
MaWie
Western Creamery
Zam
Jane Creamer Shiaitee
S Beatin
Ton Creamery
Motte
Salve
Suge
Costheo
State
Wheat and hog market dip as futures slip in Chicago
Depressing cables and profit taking pull May wheat futures under previous day. Corn and oats slip slightly while hog receipts weigh on provisions. cash grain prices show widespread declines and mixed grain quotes across wheat corn and oats.
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Chicago
Wwe
Maylard
H.W. Ford
Cattle Market News From Chicago Sale
Chicago cattle market report notes mixed outcomes with native steers and Texas stockers steady to lower, feeder lots selling briskly. Prices show mixed grades, with good quality steers and heifers trading around 1005 dollars and selected feeders near 1501 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Livestock Market Report From Texas Auction Sale
Mixed cattle and sheep sale details from a Texas market show lower to steady demand. Receipts included cows and calves, bulls, and western lambs with prices ranging to about 22 dollars for canners and 4.05 for mixed heavy offerings, while Western lambs and wethers showed varied values amid fluctuating bidding.
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H.ghad
Moma
Buffalo Livestock Auction Results Summary
Auction report shows cattle and veal prices with mixed packers and varied grades. Heavy veals and calves sold around 1.85 to 2.10 while roughs and stags showed steady demand. Sheep and yearlings saw active trade with top lots and culls noted. overall market mixed with some higher scores for desirable lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gael Ples
Wethers Und Yeure Unge, Ltd
Market Report From New York Livestock Exchange
The summaries indicate mixed cattle and calf markets with firm tone on calves and veals, steady demand for cows and steers, and notable activity in sheep and lambs. Quotations reflect firmer prices and varied lots, with some emphasis on southern districts and regional comparisons.
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New York
Dan
Foxe
Hsia 405
Enetbert Jan and Local Livestock Market Notes
Fragmented report lists livestock terms and prices including sheep, wethers, lambs, veal calves, and heavy workers. Mentions locations or brands in a garbled OCR style with several unclear identifiers and prices around $1.20 for lambs.
Oil Market Brief Notes and Estimates
Oil market figures show varied results with shipments and average barrels traded. Estimates include 670 barrels and mentions of 57.05 barrels per run alongside references to certificated and mobile operations.
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OW Cis
Dan
Credit Biancver
Opeles
Mobile
Doctor and Professor Debate Brain Injury Memory
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows the Doctor claiming a brain injury is never lost though it may seem forgotten. The Professor suggests a four month bullet may enter and exit a brain area, implying a possible exception to memory loss.
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Chicago
Tribune
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Beranton Tribune
Beecham
MR. Peck
Sacred Heart Polish Church
Dr. Beers
Michael Golden and
Anna D. Walsh
Bradford County
Scranton Tribune
Prarr
Factoryville
Hosea Garr
Washington, D. C
Garr
D. D. Gardiner
Baptist Church
Hell
J. Sk. Sneizi
N. Simrell
George Crisman
M. E
Sarah Hike
New York City
Masonic Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Crawford Matthewson
Viekerman
Eward W. Capwell
Fred J. Chase
George K. Doyle
West Nicholson
Harding
Doyle
Wall Street Review
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Bugur
Alghat Am
Tobacco
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R. T. Seeeenee
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Paul Seenbee
Delaware & Hud
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Traction Co
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Fed. Steel
Chicago Board OF Trade
Ald Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Beranton Firat National Ba Savings Ban
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Beranton Packing Coy Sevessees
Mank Wees
BP. Co
Wee Cha, Trust & Safe Dep
Scranton Paint Co
Clark & Snover Co
Bee , Mark & Snover Co
Ifg. Co
Iron Fence & & Scranton Axle Works
Lacka. Dairy Co
Bays
Nank & Trust
Scranton Pass
Treet
People's Mortage
Oraesten Ney
People's Treet Railwa
Genonee
Ee Ickson Manufacturing Co
Wacka
City of Bcranton Bt. Mp
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Mt. Vernon Coal
Severence Ceeenee
Cranton Axle Works
Cranton Traction
Beranton
Philadelphia Grain and Proaucs
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T.so
Toc
the Scranton Bedding Company
East Mountain Lithia
Igi
Phys Oh
Joseph Ross
Omice
West Lackawanna Avenue
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle
Enetbert
Jan
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