Bardwell Seated as Judge in Northeastern Pa Court
Court convened in Tunkhannock with Judge Dunham and Judge Vaughn on the bench. H X Bardwell seated as associate judge to fill vacancy. Grand jury sworn. Otis Whipple murder indictment issued. defendant remanded for April term without counsel. Multiple civil and estate motions heard. several real estate sales and adoptions ordered. several cases continued or dismissed on motions. Local officials Gregory and Gray noted. reporters Culver and Sturdevant present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardwell
Beranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
FE. M. Dunham
F. M. Vaughn
Wyoming County War Association
A. Myron Eastman
H. XN. Bardwell
Withheron R. Stark
Commonwealth
Otis Whipple
Gray
Henry Harding, Esq
W. H. Avery
Rosie Young Avery
F. F. Drake, Esq
May Shipney
Charles N. Shippey
Alan Keeler
Dallae Depew
Jesse Evans
Etna Osterhout
James KK. Frear
Rosengrant
Hannah Anderson
Mary
J. T. McAniff
Arthur Hampsey
Frank Mulligan
John J. Sherwood
Lester A. Davidaon
W. Barber
William Mitchell
H. Hobbs
Lucy
Olive Bickler
A. G. Gregory
John W. Gray, Esq
Fred L. Jayne
Orlands Fitch
Charles McCullough
B. F
Mark J. Morgan
Charles Kern
Rockefeller Bank
Wilkes-Barre
Wallard Brungess
Edward Hrunges
Bulehade
Cobb Vs
Commonwealth Vs
la France
PD. W. Sturdevant
A. Breveng
Laceyville
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Claim Cure in Two Days
Advertises a patent remedy to cure la grippe in two days with a money back guarantee. Notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a price of 250. Reprint reflects early 20th century patent medicine marketing.
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E. W. Grove
Head on collision and wreckage reported at Uniondale
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a morning head on collision at Uniondale w wrecked locomotives and cars. Tracks blocked for hours and Susquehanna wreckers summoned. Unknown man killed at Uniondale, coroner's jury could not identify him. burial by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Uniondale
Susonehanna County Teachers’ Association
Lanesboro
New York
W. J. Galbraith
Harford
Omaha
Ned
Will Lncate
China
Union Pacific Road
Lackawanna
Lemuel Barriger
Wayne Counties
Findlay
Grip
The
Erie
Albany and Susquehanna
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
New England
Harry
W. W. Mumford
Brown University
Railroad Brotherhood
Hornelleville
N.Y
Broome County
N. Y
Erie Riailroad Company
Society of the First Methodist
Oakland
Cornelius Shew
Mabel Perry
Susquehanna Journal and Transcript
W. D. B. Almey
Montrose
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Great Run for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Sold
Pierson drug store reports strong sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as la grippes rise. Manager Martin says five bottles sell quickly. customers praise its cough relief, throat and lung healing, and fast action. Matthews Brothers are wholesale and retail agents.
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Martin
Pierson Drug Store
South Chicago Daily Consumer
Matthews Brothers
Forest City notes and February election slate
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Forest City prepares to vote in February on borough officers including a burgess auditor two sergeants of the ward and two councilmen with terms of three years along with a second ward assessor and election officers. Wreck on the Erie line at Uniondale delays trains this morning. Local social items mention visitors and residents including George Gil christ John McLaughlin W. J. Davis H. W. Brown F. L. Brooks and T. L. Horton.
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Seranton Tribune
Forest City
Jan
John Bell
Seroaal
Firet
John P. Murray
Patrick Cleary
J. F. Wellbrook
John Lynch
Aniron L. Morgan
H. W. Brown
Carbondale
Erie Railroad
Uniondale
F. L. Brooks
Bringhamton
T. L. Horton
Lee Agee
Texsie Farrell
Annie Evans
Missionary Society to Meet. Donations Planned
New Milford events list a Presbyterian Ladies Society meeting at Mrs Bradford Carpenter's home on Wednesday. Fraternal donation appeal at the Methodist church for Pastor Rev Charles Smith, Friday with dinner 12 to 2 and supper 5 to unknown time. Several locals and visitors noted in township and surrounding towns.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milford
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Bradford Carpenter
Methodist Church
Charles Smith
Charles Gregory
Binghamton
Mor. C. N. Wood
Whitlock
Scranton
Garratt
Georrs Thompson
Glean
M. A. Vails
Mice Madee Roe
Pairdale
Edwin Adana
Moss
D. W. Hoger
Vas
Magazine Club
Hallstead Updates and Local Incidents Jan 1
Hallstead notes visitors William Kenney and Samuel Shaw. Special Baptist revival services and Young Ladies Literary Society planned at local venues. Heart Lake church services by W S Bush evangelists and Y M C A hall meetings midweek. Joseph Wesley suffers severe illness. Crook shingle mill owner L P Crook hospitalized. Lye accident injures Jack O Neill. Burglary at James Hutchings store nets about 190 dollars in goods. Century Debating Club defeated at Lansville.
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Beranton Tribune
Hallstead
William Kenney
Friends
Samuel Shaw
Elwira
Baptist Church
Ladjee Eirele
Heart Lake
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph Wesley
William Street
Lackawanna
Hall- Plead
L. PE. Crook
Crook
Main Street
Young Men's Christian Association
Maggie Watres
Newark Valley
Frank Lawrence
Shmrell
Factoryville
Jack O'Neill
L. W. Chichester
Representive the Century Debating Club
Lansville
Forty-First Annual Horticultural Society Meeting in Pittsburg
The Horticultural Society of Pennsylvania holds its forty first annual meeting in Pittsburg city hall. Delegates from Allegheny County host a multi day convention with 65 members, 44 new admissions, and committees named for auditing nomenclature and final motions. Reports cover crops, soil conditions, insects, pests, and year in review plus papers read.
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Pittsburg
Horticultural Society of Pennsylvania
Fruit Growers’ Association of
Allegheny County
Florists' Club of
W. J. Dethl
H.C. Snavely
Lebanon
Joel Miller
Fayette County
Helgs
D. Rupp Cumberland
J. W. Pyre
Cheater
H. WH. Harnish
Lancaster
H. A. Chase
Philadelphia
M. ©. Dunlevy
Allegheny
Thos
Thikestram
Chester
A. C. Rinemain
J. 8. Burns
J. E. Haydenshield
H. R. Long
W. TR. Barnhart
Westmoreland
M. W. Miller
M. ¢. Dunley
W. H. Moon
Bucks
D. D. Herr
J. S. Burns
State Editorial association elects officers in Harrisburg
Harrisburg January 16 The annual meeting of the State Editorial association elected officers for the coming year President W. C. Kreps of Green Castle first vice president A. B. Burke Philadelphia second vice president Cyrus T. Fox Reading and others were announced as elected at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Editorial Association
W. C. Kreps
Green Castle
A. B. Burke
Philadelphia
Cyrus T. Fox
Reading
Delegates Appointed to National Editorial Association
President Kreps named a large slate of delegates from Greensburg Elizabeth Connellsville New Bloomfield Williamsport and other towns to attend the National Editor ial association. The list includes H R T Wiley H W Snyder J A Shiekley W C Kreps J B Seal Mrs J W Stoffer and many others representing multiple counties and communities.
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Frank Vogel
Greensburg
HR. T
Wiley
Elizabeth
H. W. Snyder
Connellsville
William Chrisman
Washington
James Laird
Cochran
Kittanning
McKee
Freeport
William Stevenson
Reynoldsville
H. «. Dern
Altoona
J. A. Shiekley
New Bloomfield
J. Meville
Pomeroy
Chambersburg
W. C. Kreps
Green Castle
A. B
Burke
Philadelphia
J. W. Maloy
Lansdale
Dietrich Lamade
Williamsport
J. W. Stoffer
Middletown
Hiram Young
J. W
Muriel Sails In From Storms En Route Hakodate Kobe
The schooner Muriel arrives at Port Townsend after forty days at sea en route from Kobe to Hakodate. Severe gales wrecked sails and spars, with a four teen day ordeal featuring snow hail lightning and hurricane winds. Captain Carleson calls the voyage the most fearful of his life.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Muriel
Hakodate
Kobe
Carleson
Puget Sound
Iron and steel for China trade boosts exports from San Francisco
Charles Ty Wagoner of Pittsburg notes Overland shipments via San Francisco to China Japan and Siberia occupy all ship space. Exports to the Orient rise from 500000 to 1700000 dollars for eleven months, with machinery and agricultural implements up. Cotton cloth trade with China grows about 3 million in the first eleven months of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Ty, Wagoner
Pittsburg
China
Japan
Siberia
Orient
Market Stagnation in Wall Street Amid South African Watch
Wall Street closed lower with little interest and broad stagnation in today’s active market. Traders rotated among tobacco and sugar shares with small net changes while South Africa developments loom, and money rates edged down as banks absorb reserves. Bond activity surpassed stocks with sizable fixed investment flows and total value selling at $1,065,000.
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New York
Judd
South Africa
Spain
United States
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Brief
Corrected listing shows dairy butter creamery full cream cheese and marrow cuts with per bushel and per tub figures. Includes prices for butter creamery dairy products, cheese, marrow, peas onions, and flour with cents and dollar figures.
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Butter—Creamoery
McC
Dutry, Tubs
Eee
Belect Western
Jte
Nearby
State
Census Agency Names Special Agents for Key Industries
Director Merriam announces expert special agents including William G. Gray of Philadelphia in charge of iron and steel statistics, Shirley P. Austin of Pittsburg for glass industry data, and Alexander B. Smith of New York leading shipbuilding inquiries.
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Washington
Merriam
William G. Gray
Philadelphia
Iron and Steel
Gray
American Iron and Steel Association
Shirley P. Austin
Pittsburg
Austin
Commoner
Glass Worker
Alexander B. Smith
New York
Shipbuilding Inquiry
Smith
Wheat and Provisions Steady in Philadelphia Market
Grain prices show wheat lower and corn higher with steady to firm notes in January contracts. Beef, pork, and butter move in tight ranges while flour and oats shipments reach thousands of bushels and barrels as market activity remains active in the Philadelphia exchange.
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Philadephia
Gerade
Stevie Thatee
Per Tueshel
Taie and Western du Dé Ele Pen Ansyvivantia New York Oho. Pettitte, S Aha Ley
Emekiel Boert
New York Grain and Produce Market Report
In New York the grain market shows weak to lower tones with wheat leading the decline. The prompt No 2 red and No 1 northern Duluth freight on board options opened weak and midday rallies gave way to heavier selling as Bradstreet's weekly stock figures influenced sentiment. The close reflected a net decline with March and May futures showing losses.
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New York
Jan
F. O. B. Afont
Duluth
Itso
Bradstreet
Moe
Mareh
Market Prices Drift on Wheat and Dairy
Wheat eased but remained near unchanged as May settled around unchanged values. Oats and grain futures showed dull spot activity with several varieties quoted. dairy markets stayed firm in cheese and butter while creamery and milk prices fluctuated marginally across regions.
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Malic
Itac
Penneylvania
Grain Prices Fluctuate As Market Reacts To Trade News
Chicago trading reacts to Harstreet signal with May wheat down 1, corn slightly higher, pork and lard lower, futures quotes mixed. Wheat, corn and oats see mixed closes while prices for fats and meats adjust on heavy realising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Hradstreet
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Texan Sale
Receipts show cattle and hogs heavy with varying quality. Cattle demand mixed with good top offerings at about 4.10 to 4.70 per hundredweight and calves weaker. Sheep and lambs steady to higher with native and western wethers noted.
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Texas Beeves
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report Jan 14
Cattle receipts show six cars active with heavy fed cattle at 0.50 to 4.25 and fresh cows available. Hogs receipts twelve cars with demand steady. prices around 1.00 for pigs and 1.10 for roughs. Sheep and lambs receipts three cars. lambs top at 6.25 and mixed sheep at 1.50 to 4.85 per head, wethers and yearlings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Owl
East Liberty Livestock Market Prices Report
A dated East Liberty market list shows prices for hogs, heavy hogs, sows, steers, calves and lambs. Figures include 700.90 for heavy hogs, 44.25 for jgey sows and sles, 5007.00 for veal calves, with various common to good quality ranges.
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East Liberty
Csithe
Ehalee
Reeves Market News and Dr Agnew Heart Cure Ad
New York prices show steady for calves hogs and sheep with varying figures for calves and hogs. An advertisement promotes Dr Agnew's Cure for heart disease claiming quick relief and cure, sold by Matthews Bros and W T Clark.
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Northeastern
Pennsylvania
Yoming
Ana
Susquehanna County
Chamberlain
Horticultural Society
Belva A. Lockwood
Peruna
Iron and Steel For
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Aa ¥ Co
Ron Mears
Atchison
Atchieon
Rook
Trac
Consolidated Tob
Ches
Ohle
Traction
Eeversaeke
Weertern Union
Penney Wwainiat A
Chicago Board OF Trade
First National Bank
Scranton Savings Bank
People's Street Railway
Dickxon
Lucka
Oranton St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Traction Tv
Sar
D‘ Bulls
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
New York Grain and Produce
Uuw
Artich Ne
Grocer
Purext
Criorx
Vane Ar
America
J. L. Connell & CO
Sole Millers
East Mountain Lithia
All Froits
Billy Ree
Joseph Ross
West Lackawanna Avenue
Chicago Grain and Produce
Buffalo
Canada
W. N. Brooks
Tain
Ian
Nervita
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Caco, Ill
McGarrah *S
Thomas, Druggists
Luckawanna Ave
Beranton
Baltimore, Md
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