Jefferson Township land owner sues over coal road侵
Peter C. Beers owner of 150 acres in Jefferson township files equity suit against C E Woodruff and Emory Woodruff plus Howard Foster. Beers claims Pennsylvania Coal Company granted him coal and culm on its right of way and defendants began removing coal and culm after fences were torn down on June 20. Judge Kelly orders show cause for injunction with return date next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter C. Beers
Jefferson Township
C. Comegys
C. E. Woodruff
Howard Foster
Emory Woodruff
Beers
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Kelly
Grand jury reports treasurer's sale of unpaid property
In the grand jury room yesterday morning the treasurer's sale of seated and unseated funds on which taxes have not been paid was conducted by Deputy Treasurers David Jones and George Long. Clerk Fred Francis represented the commissioners. About 800 pieces of property were sold and most were purchased by the county commissioners to secure the taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
George Long
Fred Francis
Judge Vo sburg Orders Executor Removal In Swingle Estate
Judge A A Vosburg issued an opinion removing the executors of Matilda Swingle, vacating letters testamentary and issuing new letters to a suitable party with a $5000 bond. The decision cites res adjudicata against the executors defenses and cites acts of 1832 and 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Vosburg
Matilda Swingle
Vosburge
Frances A. French
Samuel FB. French
City of
New York
Luther Keller
Local Docket Notes Appeals and Licenses Granted
Judge Welly allowed an appeal for Kory Stovitsky from a disorderly conduct conviction before Justice of the Peace Dolphin in Olyphant. A $100 bond was set. John Munroe, Civil War veteran of Company B, Thirty-sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers, was granted a veteran’s license to peddle yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kory Stovitsky
Welly
Justice of the Peace Dolphin
Olyphant
Bull
John Munroe
Thirty-sixth Regiment of
Pennsylvania Volunteers
New Stamp Issue Distributed Late Night and Brewer Use
The first stamps of the new revenue issue were distributed at 2 o clock last night. Distribution today will be restricted by a stringent calendar to the actual arrival day, with brewers needing stamps to apply to beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penman
Honesdale
Tired Out Women and Pierce's Medicine Promised Relief
A rural scene notes women feeling exhausted on summer evenings and contrasts fatigue in healthy and sick women. The passage touts Pierce's Prescription as a cure for female weakness and related conditions, claiming it restores strength, calms nerves, and eases symptoms.
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Pierce
City awards fire hose contracts totaling four thousand dollars
Director F L Wormser awarded two thousand feet of hose at one dollar per foot to Eureka Hose of New York and the same amount at one dollar to Fabric Hose. A final thousand dollars in hose will be bid this morning with part likely going to a firm represented by C M Florey.
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Public Safety
F. L. Wormser
Eureka Hose Company
New York
Fabric Hose Company
Wormser
Tribune
C. M. Florey
Eureka and Fabric Companies
Eureka Company
Best
Paragon
Fabric Fire
Keystone
William Connell
Director of Public Safety
H. F. Ferber
Bureau of Fire
George M. Watson
Recorder
Eureka Fire Hose Company
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Company
Fabric Fire Hose Company
Pennsylvania Supply Company
Howley Broe, and Co. B. Scott
Bay State Woven Hoge Company
Methodist Ministers Hold Outing at Nay Aug Park
The Scranton area Methodist Ministers association met at Nay Aug park before summer vacation for a day with families. Rev. D. L. McDonald spoke on The Scope and Limit of Prayer and many pastors and their spouses attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ministers’ Association of Scranton and Vicinity
Nay Aug Park
D. L. McDonald
Joseph Madison
J. L. Race
J. N. Bailey
T. M. Furey
J. M. Howell
G. C. Lyman
J. R. Austin
H. C. McDermott
B. Henry
C. H. Newing
F. P. Doty
BH. R. Hauton
F. Gendall
Market Review Reflects Mixed Sentiment and End-Week Activity
Wall Street shows speculative cheer amid gains for certain readers of the market while metals and heavy industries drag. Call loans rise to 7 percent at month end, curbing stock operations but not triggering wide liquidation. United States Steel lags, coal operators pause after holiday plans, and sugar makes an unexplained rise as the market closes mostly steady with 514000 shares traded.
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New York
Stacka
Guardian of Values
Cealer
Colorado
United States
Wall Street
Burlington Joint 4
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Scrap
Corrected market listing shows flour at 4.10 and onions at 2.00 per unit. Includes creamery cheese, beans, green peas, new potatoes, and unidentified regional notes. Scattered figures and abbreviations reflect a partial price sheet from Scranton wholesale trade.
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lacka, Ave
NeaKoy Me
Special Excursion to Lake Poyntelle on July 4 and 6
Lake Poyntelle excursion announced by the N O and W Ry from Scranton at return fare of $1.00 and from Carbondale for 60 cents. The same fare applies on July 4 with the Uckers only valid on regular trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O and W. Ry. Company
Lake Poyntelle
Scranton
Carbondale
Uckers
Philadelphia Grain and Product Market Summary
Wheat firm with No 2 red at 24 guste July. Flour steady with winter and patent lines, prices shown for various grades. Rye and corn quotings steady to higher, oats and butter prices mixed. Live poultry demand quiet but steady with several categories named. receipts total barrels and pounds in sacks.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Valley
St.tadi
New York
Herces
Han Ve
Minnesota
Aszige
Duluth
Southwestern
Grain Shipments Reported For Wheat Corn And Oats
Wheat shipments total 23 000 bushels and 42 000 bushels in a separate tally. Corn shipments list 1 600 bushels and 1 400 bushels. Oats appear as 9 000 bushels in one line and unspecified in another.
Grain and Produce Prices Mixed in New York Market
Grain prices showed firmness on wheat corn and oats with spot bids steady to higher. Butter and cheese markets remained steady while dairy quotes varied with creamery and state products displaying mixed gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Grain and Produce Market
Grain Prices Move Up Amid Rainstorm In Chicago Pits
Chicago June 30 rain-drenched grain pits show wheat up 14 cents corn 4 to 6 cents oats 4 to 5. provisions improve 24 to 10 cents. Cash quotations list various grades for spring wheat No 3 red and No 2 yellow corn oats rye flaxseed and timothy seed with prices per bushel and per barrel noted.
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Chicago
Chicago Cattle and Sheep Receipts Show Mixed Market Strengths
Cattle receipts reach 16 000 with 10 000 Texans and 300 western Best steers. Prices range 4.75 to 8.50 for good to prime steers, cows and stockers varying. Hogg receipts today 1 000, tomorrow 21 000, sales mixed to high. Sheep receipts 20 000 with dull sheep and steady lambs, western sheep 2.75 to 43.75, native lambs 1.00 to 7.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas Fed
Hogg
Hecht
East Buffalo Market Receipts Mixed For Cattle Hogs And Lambs
Cattle receipts 3 000 with higher prices for prime steers fair to good demand. Hog entries 17 000 with higher bologna and mixed hog markets. Lamb receipts 3 600 with spring lambs active and prices climbing. Reports show varied consignments from stockers to export bulls and good fresh cows with steady to strong trends overall.
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East Buffalo
Akiby
Insane Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself
Eugene Howard aged 49 killed his wife Catherine with a shot and then slashed his own throat. He died moments later. Police say he was believed insane.
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Associated Prone
Cleveland
Eugene Howard
Catherine
Howard
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OC. E. Woodruff
Edward Koster
Ernest BE. Wascott
Waverly Allee
EB. Tiffany
Penee
Eeee
Aneaee Dalton
Court House News Notes
Wellsville Electric Light Company
Guaranty and Trust Company
Washington Ave
Pennsylvania
The
Methodist Ministers’ Association of Scranton
Wall Street Review
Haight & Freese Co
Mears
W. D. Runfon
Atchison
Atchison, Pr al
Balt
Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Col. Fuel & Ir del
Tay Lia
Erie
Kan
Illinois Central
Louis
City
Easees
Manhattan
St. Ry
Bexhen
Tex
le Bila
Republic ‘Bieet Mn
Republic Steel Ie
Ta & San Gun
Southern Pacifi
Southern R
Southern R. R
Tenn
Coal & Tron
Texas & Pacific
Tinton Pacific
Wnlon Pacific
Pr RF
Teather Keageas
Steel Ees
FA U. Steel
Preens
Ean Union Ra L
Cousin Central
Chicago Grain & Provision
Perenne
Owen. Heh
Tam
Og Ae A8
Bentember
Octo BT Ensceee
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Bank & Trust Co
Seprondaie
Third National
Banik
Lactrust & Safe
Clark & Snover Co
Scranton Savings Bank
Traders’ National Bank
Scranton Bolt & Nutes
People's Bansebeeee
Scranton Packing Co
Ee Scranton Passenger Railway
People's Street
People's Street Railway
Geral
Scranton Trac. Co
Boonowy Tee Co
Jersey & Pocono Ice Cot Cosolidated Water Supply Co
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Price Sc
Fational Biscuit Company
Six Eagles
State of
Washington
Buffalo
SIX Eagles Mining CO
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
Boody,mclellan &Co
Broadway
New York City
WEW York Hotels
Sldine Hotel
New
23Rd St
4Th Ave
W. H. Parke
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irng Place
T. Thompson
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's el Btore
B'wa Care
Aly
Apenas Es
Albert New York
Ith ST. & University
Broddwae Rooms
Reanchabia
Kern
Gunster &Forsyth
Penn Avenues
Allis-Chalmers Co
Buccessors
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scrantop
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Rodinson S Sons
Pilsner
Neces
Densten
Spruce St
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