Court Topics and News from Tunkhannock area
Long report from Tunkhannock noting court actions in Meschenoppen Me shoppen and surrounding areas. Rulings include plea changes in murder and rape cases, auditor appointments, guardian discharge, and several not a true bill verdicts. Local officials and witnesses cited with upcoming bankruptcy and park plans.
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Commonwealth Va
Bradley la France
Commonwealth
Otis Whipple
Henry Harding
Michael Flynn
Ceuge
Mesce N
N. Baker
Frank Mulligan
J. J. Sherwood
Coats
Meshoppen
Last Hallowe'en
C. RR. Bills
Factoryville
J. Wood Platt
AL van Wormer
Pain Balm Praised For Rheumatism Relief By User A Dadgen
A Dadgen of Alpharetta Georgia says Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved his rheumatism after other medicines and a doctor failed. He calls it the best remedy he has known and notes thousands have been cured by it. One application relieves pain and it is sold by Matthews Brothers and other druggists.
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Chamberlain
Matthews Brothers
Local Notes From Susquehanna and Nearby Towns
In St John’s Catholic church Thomas J Carrigg and Miss Ella Houlihan wed. Miss Belle De Witt hosted a masquerade. candidates for justice of the peace in Second ward. Jay House leased by John Jay of New Milford. Windsor marriage of Samuel Derby and Mrs Washington Hawkins. William Moran killed switching cars in Reading. Canawada Water Supply Co consolidation with Lanesboro and leadership changes. Erie branch employee paid. Dr Foley visiting Forest City. winter meeting in Sayre. sewerage talks. Lee De Witt in town. carpenter shop accident severs thumb and finger. Old St Stebbins at Hogan Opera House next Monday. Erie surgeons reappointed. Republican borough caucus upcoming. Montrose Agricultural Society debt and fair dates. new Montrose officers listed. Erie locomotives damaged repaired in Susquehanna shops. Wilkes-Barre News notes Delaware.
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Susquehanna
St. John's Catholic Church
Ev. P. of. Brodrick
Thomas J. Carrigg
Ella Houlihwn
Cugiek
Scranton
Michael Corrige
Hallstead
Coarrige
Belle de Witt
Broadstreet
George L. Tiffany
Job Milpaas
Justice of the Peace
John
Jay
New Milford
Crandall House
Binghamton
Windsor
Samuel Derby
Luneshore
Washington Hawkins
Oackland Township
William Moran
Reading
Erie
J. F. Reynolds
Carbondale
Canawada Water Supply Company
Canawada Company
Lanesboro Company
Jefferson
J. Foley
Forest City
C. W. Boot
Christ Episcopal Church
Sayre
Beranton
Board of Trade
Lee de Witt
Erle
Thompson Youngs
Old St. Stebbins” Company
Hogan Opera House
M. L. Millen
F. A. Goodwin
Montrose Agricultural Society
F. J. Lott
C. (. Pratt
J. Harker
W. A. Titeworth
J. Jenckes
Uniondale
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware
First Snow Storm Dampens Town as Sleighing Prospects Rise
Special to Scranton Tribune from Thompson on January 17 reports four to five inches of new snow. Bright warm weather followed, with sleighing prospects uncertain. A local vender lit gasoline lamps to brighten shops, while residents recall social calls and town happenings. Local travelers note oxen shoed after two years, visitors from Uniondale, and a long bedridden 84 year old resident. Railroad activity slows due to a wreck at Uniondale as Saratoga runs late by nearly three hours.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
Guy Foster
Binghamton
James Turner
Lake View
Uniondale
Saratoga
Portland
Tallman
Tl. F. Seartes
Susquehanna
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Strong Hearts
An old ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as making hearts sturdy by enriching blood and boosting strength and courage. It also promotes "Hoomys Pills" as non irritating, mild, and effective.
HoneSalle Notes and Local Political Rows in Honesdale
Honeelale reports Honeelale Honeelale January brief items. Mumford visits Star for days with relatives. Miss Susan Keene hosts sleigh ride for friends. Opera House rowdy crowd warned by Manager Silverstone with Sheriff Ardmore to act. Gypsy camp in empty Front street store. W H Bancroft arrives in Honesdale for railroad business. Republican county committee meets at Allen House led by W W Wood. N F E Bigelow secretary. Wood nominated for county chairman. Atkinson contender. Hardenbergh endorsed for auditor general urging party harmony.
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Honeelale
Jan
Mre
Mumford
Starracen
Susan Keene
Opera House
Ilverstone
Front Street
W. H. Nancroft
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Salt Lake City
Honesdale
Erle Reilroad
Bancroft
Coe Durland
Allen House
W. W. Wood
N. FE. Bigelow
Jh. D. Hardenberg
Homer Greene
L. M. Atkinson
L. M. Atkinegon
BR. Hardenbergh
Hardenbergh
Quiet Democratic caucus names local officers and nominees
M J Dixon presided with James O Brien as secretary. Dr Burge nominated for burgess M J O Malley for justice of the peace James Hurley tax collector and M J Ryan auditor. Subordinate officers primaries set for 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
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M. J. Dixon
James O'Brien
Dr. Burge
Burgess
M. J. O'Malley
James Hurley
M. J. Ryan
Mexico and California Special tour by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Mexico and California Special, a full Pullman train tour, leaves New York and Philadelphia on February 12 for fourteen days in Mexico and nineteen in California. Stops include San Antonio Tampico Guanajuato Guadalajara Queretaro City of Mexico Cuernavaca Aguascalientes Santa Barbara San Jose Del Monte San Francisco Salt Lake City Denver Chicago and more. Round trip rates start at 545 from key eastern points and 0 from points east of Pittsburg.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Mexico
California
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
North America
Colorado
San Antonio
Tampico
Guanajaato
Guadalajara
Queretaro
City of Mexico
Cuernavaca
Aguascalientes
Santa Barbara
San Jose
Mt. Hamilton
del Monte
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Denver
Chicago
Broadway
Court Street
Brooklyn
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
B. Courtaender Jr
Baltimore
Thomas E. Watt
Western District
George W. Boyd
Catarrh and Colds Relieved by Dr Agnew Powder
Dr Agnew's Catarrh Powder relieves catarrh hay fever colds and headaches. A short breath through the blower disperses powder over nasal passages providing instant relief. Sold by Matthews Bros and W T Clark 97.
Markets show dull start with strength in rails and industrials
New York stocks opened slowly yet carried a tone of strength as speculation shifted to industrials and rail shares. Third Avenue rebounded after a sharp drop while Leathers moved early but faded. rail gains supported by sparse supply and favorable foreign reports. Bond activity remained quiet but firm with United States 4s advancing.
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New York
Third Avenue
London
Grangers
Southern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Reuiine
Rt. Paul
SULA
Toth
United States
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Noted
Butter Creamery dairy prices listed with belvet butter and cheese notes. Onions priced per bushel and flour figures appearing, with sales terms and regional listings.
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Scranton
HH. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Butter—Creamery, Inc
Tuba
Agente Belvet Western
Wheat and Commodities Report from Philadelphia Market
Wheat steady and quiet. corn firm but cheaper. oats quiet but steady No 2 white and mixed do. potatoes Pennsylvania and New York choice. butter dull and lower. cheese quiet but firm. cotton firm higher with middling uplands. live poultry dull with slight prices. overall market conditions mixed across grains dairy cotton and poultry.
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Philadelphia
New York
Ste
Ueda
Turkeys and Poultry Prices in Local Markets
Listings show dressed poultry demand improving with quality grades from fair to good for turkeys and ducks and geese with values noted. Receipts include flour at 000 barrels and 6,000 sacks wheat 1700 bushels corn 100 bushels oats 500 bushels. Shipments list wheat 1.7 bushels and corn 100 bushels with oats 500 bushels.
New York Markets See Mixed Grain Prices and Steady Butter
The morning report shows flour moderately active and steady, wheat spot firm with No 2 red at 60 cents. Elevators note a firmer opening for No 2 red and nearby futures, but late realizing led to a setback before a final rally on cover. Corn spot steady with No 2 and nearby options opening stronger, later easing after realization. Butter remains steady with creamery and Western production noted, while various creamery products show mixed quotes and demand.
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New York
Duluth
Elwaenees
State
Pennsylvania
Wheat Market Slump Reflects in Cash Quotations
Chicago reports show a heavy slump in the wheat market with cash quotations listed for various grades. Prices include No 2 white and No 2 red milling wheats, along with flax, burley tobacco, and pork futures, totaling a broad, unsettled trading day.
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Chicago
Jan. W
Liverpool
aMsuate
Burley
Wigan
Buffalo Livestock Market Report Summary
A fragmented livestock listing notes pricing for calves cattle pigs and sheep. It references strong calves around 2.40 and mixed packers steady bids, with price echoes for hogs pork and lamb categories and varied sheep and yearling offerings across the market.
Reeves Slow Auction Report In New York
Market notes from New York on January 17 indicate variable cattle demand with steers steady and other cattle weak. calves and veals mostly steady though some slow sales. Lambs and sheep firm to higher with exports and futures uncertain. hogs and pigs show limited activity amid price references and regional terms.
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New York
Waa
Biel
H.sa
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary
Chicago jun market reports show cattle steady with most classes below Monday’s levels. beef cows and calves mixed. Prices listed for fed beeves and bulls around 2.20 per cwt with fair to fairly active demand. bulk cattle sales reported.
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Chicago
Jun
Iocite
Eloi
Mossipod
Chalec
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Beranton Tribune
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Thirteenth Regiment
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Nicholson
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Peckville
Michael Fryar
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Jefferson Branch
Vita Archbald
Fred Singleton
Forest Hill
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Singleton
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Grand Street
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Weat Main Street
New York City
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Gibson
Harrisburg
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Binghamton City Schools
Susquehanna County Teachers’ Association
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Ted
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Brooks
Aleo
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Martin
Susquehanna County
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Jefferson House
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West Bide
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James Fitzpatrick
Thomas Sullivan
North End
Monmouthshire
South Wales
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J. F. Conaboy
Grove Street
Jacob Frederick
S T. Aloysius Society
Avoca Hose Company
James Alexander
N. E. Hoskins
A. J. Druffner
Georges Kennedy
BE. Bt. Snyder
Edward Laird
A. C. Howell
James Ralph
John Davis
Hugh Graham
Isaac Shaffer
Hugh Conkey
Willam Bennett
Plugrmen
Walter Wollever
Jean McAlpine
W. ET. Hollister
HW. Anderson
BK. EH. Snyder
John Gilhooley
George Graham
Angel Foot
Rey
D. T. Smythe
Missionary Society
Carrie Snyder
Nellie McGowan
Daniel Powers
Tables' Aid Society
M. FE
Beegham
Wall Street Review
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Jordan & Co
Menara
Creas
Rock Island
Tex
Louis
Manhattan
Traction Co
Jersey Central
Central
Pacitie
Ponta
Steel
Chicago Board OF Trade
Boy
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Eenenae Scranton Savings Hank
Third National Bank
Ae Freonomy, Light, & CO
Lucka
Jeep
Scranton Paint Co
Har & Snover Co
Clark & Snover
Iron Itence & Mie
Beranton Axle Works
Dalry Ca
Savings Bank & Trust Co
Bank Arhondiales Hinds Standard Drilling
Wi Ponds
Scranton Pass
I Dickson Manufacturing Co
City of
St. Lino
Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Traction
Philadelphia Grain and Proaues
POLE
Mak
Comperthwaite
Bergmauser
East Mountain Lithia
Joseph Ross
Omice
West Lackawanna Avenue
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Jan. J
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
Newtoe
W. N. Brooks
Hats Lins
East Liberty
Dun
Mreeds
Haish
Rourke
Lube
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