DeWitt Estate Exemption Case Heard in Tunkhannock
Special to the Beranton reports on a lawsuit in Tunkhannock over exemption from selling personal property by Ella DeWitt as executrix for F W DeWitt. Judgment to be issued later after sheriff sale was postponed then appraised and turned over to the widow. Local residents and visitors noted include Sheriff Ahira Gregory, Edwin N Stone, George Berlinghoff, Squire Sampson, James Thayer, William Billings, and others from Scranton to Kingston and Wilkes-Barre.
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Tunkhannock
Ettle DeWitt
Perry
Charlee Smith
de Witt
F. W. DeWitt
FW. DeWitt
Wntil
Wide
Eix
Ahira
Gregory
Meshippen
Edwin N. Stone
Wyoming National Bank
Auburn
N. C
Edward W. Faree
Nanticoke
Hannah O'Bryan
Leah Burns
Wilkes-Barre
George Berlinghoff
Scranton
Squire Sampson
Baltimore
James Thayer
William FP. Billings
Kingston
Buffalo
Thousand Islands
Daisey Childs
Ching
Olown
NS. C
Mavis Sebring
Expressman
Mary Boyre
Frank Carey
Austin Carey
Bridge Street
Bethlehem
Hares
Lake Carey
Albert Mack
Tra Swartwood
Falla Township
Fred Pratt
Laceyville
William Wood
Bauthold
J. 1
Air
Abraham Wintermute
Fourth of July At Hoodfield Grove Draws Nicholson Crowd
Special to the Scranton Tribune Nicholson crowds headed to Hoodfield's grove for pinks. The day’s highlight was a dinner with cards and games. Attendees included Florence Wilkins Jessie Stephens Bessie Stephens Muth Johnston Vera Taylor Virgil Taylor May Farrar May Hinklee Addie Rowse Will Crock Maurice Hinkle Guy Roof Fred Crock Marty Roamins Leo O'Royle Winfield Hinkle Vint Doyle Dr and Mrs H K Wilking Ray Cruser of Montrose Mrs H S Stephens hosted Lake Nicholson cottage friends Mr and Mrs G Black Miss Susan Mick Mr John Bailey Scranton Mr and Mrs H Osborne and children Mr and Mrs B Bell and children spent the Fourth at Kirk Stephens grave. Mr and Mrs Fred H Stephens of Wilkes-Barre are guests of Mr Stephens. Alwind Mrs H Stephens FL ON Biste visiting. Mrs William Hallstead of Scranton visited her brother George Harting on State Street Monday.
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Scranton
Nicholson
Hoodfield’s Grove
Florence Wilkins
Jessie Stephens
Bessie Stephens
Muth Johnson
Vera Taylor
Virgil Taylor
May Farrar
May Hinklee
Addie Rowse
Meser
Seraneton
Geeorge Harting
State Street
New Milford Notes Include Visits and Ice Cream Event
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports residents visiting relatives in Scranton and nearby towns. Notices include Mina More visiting her brother Fred in Kingoley, Jerome Dewitt and family hosted by Mr and Mrs Lee J DeWitt, Leon Miller from Alford with parents, Frank Bannerman and family in Brooklyn, Charles Tusker Nenry LaBar and BE A Smith visiting Heart Lake friends, Moffat from the township tending in Binghamton, Candace Lewla hosting her mother Julia Wilmarth, an ice cream festival by the PS and E in the park, and B T Williams of Mansfield.
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Scranton Tribune
New Milford
Duly
Misa Mina More
Fred
Kingoley
Scranton
Lee J. DeWitt
Jerome Dewitt
Leon Miller
Alford
Frank Bannerman
Brooklyn
Charles Tusker
Chase's Ointment Claimed Cure for Piles in Scranton
Matthews Bros. store promotes Dr A W Chase's Ointment as a cure for itching piles. Local man P J Manley testifies after eight years of suffering with sleepless nights and irritation. The product sells for 50 cents a box and bears Dr A W Chase M D signatures on every package.
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Wv. Chase
Matthews
Dr. A. W. Chase
Matthews Bros
Washington and Lackawanna Avenue
A. W. Chase
Soc
Dr. A. Whase
Buffalo
Boe
A. W. Chane
M. D
Weather Brief Delivers Relief After Heat Wave
Special to the Scranton Tribune notes Springville enjoyed heavy showers at week’s end cooling air after a stretch with high heat. Mercury had reached 100 degrees in the shade on some days last week as residents faced illness concerns with Stuart Miley who had been gravely sick for over two weeks but improved in recent days.
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Stuart Miley
Local News Briefs from Busquehanna and Nearby Areas
In Busquehanna today Mr. Clancy is noted as the father of Nellie Clancy who has taught locally for several years. Ada DeWitt of Honesdale visits her uncle W. W. Messenger for a few weeks. Farmers are gathering the hay crop in earnest this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busquehanna
Clancy
Nellie Clancy
Ada DeWitt
Honesdale
W. W. Messenger
Local visitors and family visits in town scene
Sunday social notes list visitors and family time around town. Names include Mrs A G Clarke and Scranton kin visiting Mr Clark’s parents, H L Matabrook with Will Tiffany in Harford, Harding of Scranton visiting family, Aiden Smith and family from Binghamton, and Mrs John Peek of New Milford.
Local News Roundup From New Milford Township
Funeral notices and personal updates fill the page. Deaths include a 67-year-old man from the Stark farm area due to cirrhosis of the liver, with an autopsy by Drs. Lathrop and Mickard. Veterans pension noted. Also reported are illnesses, visits, lodge activity, a Fourth of July fundraiser, balloon ascent, and various social visits among residents including Miss Bertha Williams, Evalyn Frazen, and others.
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Ralph Shields
New Milford
William Shields
Marion Stark
Niven
Royd Squier
James M. Wallace
Henry Willams
Starren Heyton
Montrose
Pickard
Familly
Alfred J. Bislex
Lynn Lodge
O. F
John, Burdick
Pleasant Grove School
Newton
L. EK
Squires
Citizens Band
Ald Society
Evalyn Frazen
G. H. Davis
George
Morroy
Local notices of visits and movements in Herrick Centre area
Mr and Mrs A D Barnes of Herrick Centre visited his brother 8 D Barnes on Sunday. A J Hines and wife of Orson called on friends in town yesterday. Gelatt did business in Lanesboro Monday. Dorothy Leonard daughter of T C Leonard of Beranton spends a week with aunt Mrs C M Lewin. Dr Miller of Lanesboro was in town yesterday. Jennie Mulvey, recently in Susquehanna, is home at Burgess FE. Mrs Fletcher ill but recovering at Layton's. Rev A D David camped at Coxton Lake last week and brings family there this week. Co M Lewie doing business in Hinghamton today. The past few days revived vegetation. Mr and Mrs F D Wrighter attended Michael Clancy's funeral.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
A. D. Barnes
Herrick Centre
D. Barnes
A. J. Hines
Orson
BK. Gelatt
Lanesboro
Miss Dorothy
T. C. Leonard
Beranton
Mra. C. M. Lewin
Dr. & & Miller
Jennie Mulvey
Susquehanna
Burgess FE
C. Layton
Fletcher
A. D. David
Coxton Lake
Taylor Outing Highlights St John’s West Scranton Event
The annual St John’s German Catholic church outing at Wehler’s Park drew a crowded grove and busy waitresses as the Taylor silver cornet band provided music and dancing featured through the afternoon and evening.
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United Svvigies
St. John's
West Scranton
Wehler’s Park
Taylor Silver Cornet
Peter Gallagher
Archbald Mine
Immaculate Church of Conception
A. J. Moffit
Myde Park Catholic
Taylor Union Orchestra
Knights of Golden Eagle
Old Forge
Lake Lodore
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Harvey's Lake
S. Wilson
J. Tubinac
Annie Davis
Grove Street
Delaware Water Gap
Stroudsburg
Order of
Redmen
Samuel Powell
Nanticoke
Taylor
California
T. J. Powell
Main Street
Rev
J. J. McLaughlin
Olyphant
Union Street
Cobleigh
Mre
John BE. Evans
Messrs
Samuel, Thomas
David Powell
Prohibition League
van Horn’s Hall
Elmhurst Visits and Local Notes Include Quiet Vacancy Count
Elmhurst residents travel to Rockaway and Thornhurst for visits while Scranton and Dunmore guests call on local families. A Tribune report overstates vacant houses, noting only about five in Elmhurst, and residents express welcome for a rubber factory.
Market Rally After Liquidation Fears in Wall Street
Wall Street recovers after large bankers support lifts stocks amid yesterday's heavy selling. Gains seen in Louisville and Southern Pacific with United States Steel holding firm, while traders watch dividend plays and new stock issues. Bond activity steady as confidence in the market grows despite earlier forced liquidation fears.
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New York
Yfterdsay
Efil
Granger, Pacific
Southwestern
Brocka
Louisville
Baltimore
Ohi
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
Cateet
Paul
Union Parisie
Miesouthwelfe
Atehieen
Louleville
Eoter
Euppesit
weeNiromnerie
TH. Tt
Tinols Central
St. Toute
San Francisco
Bnt
United States
M.& Joan & Co
Mears
Scranton
Pri
Hreok
Traction
T West
Gcc
Tex
Louie
TG Man
Kilpvateyl
Norfolk & Weetern
Ty SV
Genttal
Petia
Heather
Vinton Pacific Coccenees
Ae Union
Wits
Watrakh
Aguil
Tore Pacific
Sterl
Tribune Building Space For Light Manufacturing Rent
About 1200 feet of floor space on 4th floor of the Tribune building suitable for light manufacturing. Includes heat light and power. Enquire at office of THE TRIBUNE. FOR RENT AC Lake Sheridan furnished cottage call or address F Driggs Nicholson Fron RENT Eight room 10 Jefferson avenue all modern conveniences. FOR RENT 4 room house corner Wayne avenue and Putnam street hot and cold water. 1703 Wayne Avenue. AUCTION SALE Thursday July 1 at 10 am contents Westminster Hotel including furniture and fixtures sold without reserve. FOR SALE Three head work horses at United States hotel 447 Penn avenue. FOR SALE Cottrell & Sona cylinder press in wood condition new rollom. HASHLOWE POT Factoryville priced low. Wilkes-Barre real estate.
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Tribune
THE
Westminster Intel
Bramhall & Dean
FE. M. Strong
D100 Numbers Mentioned in Brief Item
A compact clipping notes figures including seven dollars and forty seven cents and a one dollar twenty seven cent amount. It mentions a stray phrase about whiskey and shoulder notes in a fragmented style.
Texas Livestock Receipts Mixed With Prices and Totals
July cattle receipts show 4000 head with 2150 Texans. demand steady to slow with steers firm for some lots and weaker for stocker cattle. Cows and heifers mostly steady. canners firm, hogs and sheep receipts around 12 000 with sheep up 19 cents and lambs mixed demand.
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Chigge
Cwith
Hood
Dulles
Texas Fix
Texas
Revelpta
Chulee
Idaho
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Prices and Weighs
The market lists cattle and hogs with varied bids including prime cattle at 86.50 and hogs around 6.40, plus prices for sheep, yearlings, veal calves, and rough stock. Purchasers note best wethers, culls, and common stock traded alongside pigs and ships.
New York Live Stock Market Report July 6
The New York live stock market shows no trade in live cattle with a steady tone. Veal ranges from poor to prime with prices around 8.25 for Sha, buttermilk nominal. Sheep firm with good lambs higher. common to good sheep steady. Hoges nominally firm for slaughterers.
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New York
Heever
Buffalo Livestock Auction Report Footnotes
Fragmented sale notes show cattle and sheep lots with mixed items. Prices indicate cattle and hogs with limited entries and a remaining overall sale basis. Terms mention five classes and a total on bid of 26 4008 50 for all items.
Local Produce Prices From Unclear Listing
A fragmentary OCR note lists dairy products and produce with prices per bushel or per barrel. Items include cream, beans, peas, and potatoes with varied figures, but many entries are garbled, making exact items and amounts uncertain. The snippet references estate nearby and inconsistent spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TH. G. Dale
City Reports Credit Balances and Shipments for July
City officials list July figures including 62 547 average balances and 115 400 shipments. Certificates show 15 items with no bids or offers. Runs total 10 500 and averages noted as 05 068.
Baseball Scores From A Busy Multicity Card
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Pittsburge
RH. E
AOC
Ceeyeeeereeee
Seeereeeee Flolv OP
Willis
Moran
Philippi and
Zimmer
Nash
Cincinnati
New York
Phylo
Warner
Case
Bergen
Behle
Philadelphia Market Report Highlights Mixed Grain Prices
The Philadelphia market notes broad activity with firm butter and refined oils while creamery goods show good demand in clear weather. Wheat and corn supply figures include 8,000 barrels of flour, 56,000 bushels of wheat, 70,000 bushels of corn, and 14,000 bushels of oats. poultry demand remains solid with various fowl and duck offerings.
Baseball Batteries and Umpires Listed Across 1900s Schedule
The record lists batteries and umpires for games in Cleveland Washington Milwaukee and Boston Philadelphia with notes of rain in the Boston game and no game in Reston. Players include Hart Wood McGinnity Robinson Patton Clark and Cantillon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
McGinnity
Robinson
Patton
Clark
Sheriden and
Manassa
Botton
Philadelphia-Reston
Agricultural market briefing with mixed signals across commodities
The report notes fluctuating activity and prices in various grains and dairy terms. Mentions No 2 red wheat, condition of elevators, and mixed futures with some firm closes. references regional markets including Minnesota and Pennsylvania. describes creamery products and color distinctions in trade wording.
Hartford Stumbles as Buffalo Wins Two. Montreal Tops Providence
Summary of early hockey scores: Hartford 2 Buffalo 1 in game one and Hartford 1 Buffalo 2 in game two. Montreal defeats Providence 6 4, Worcester 0 Toronto 4, Syracuse 6 Rochester 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Buffalo
Providence
Montreal
Weorcester
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Chicago Grain and Produce Market Report
Chicago grain trade shows strong corn demand amid hot dry weather damage. September corn closes up. September wheat and oats vary with prices. Cash quotes list flour dull, No 2 red spring wheat around 3. yahie, No 2 corn 473ke, oats mixed. flax seed 188, prime timothy hay 4.40, mess pork 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Weed
Amateur Baseball Notes From The Young Scrantons
The Young Scrantons announce they will play any city team under thirteen seats on their grounds. Players include Miller, Shapiro, Lewis, Dorfman, Lewie, Frank, Rubino, Miller and others with Lewis as manager. The Hickory Reds challenge Union Star for a game next Saturday afternoon at Lane Avenue and Crichard Street corner.
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Scrantons
Ag Folk
Buil Miller
Treuben Silveratein
Guicher
Abe Shapiro
Lester Lewis
Fouls Dorfman
Baer
Eddie Lewie
Hind Kuo
Sam Frank
Saul Rubino
Cenverield
Jaco Miller
Tribune
Hickory Reds
South Side
Weld Vike
Union Star
Dunmore
Adopted
Lane Avenue
Crichard Street
Snewer
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Pennsylvania
D. B. Taft
H. J. Crane
Uniondale
Mary Gardner
Factoryville
Springville
Gibson
Ng J. W. Bailey
Archie Terwilliger
Stranton
Bernice Bweet
Fannie Kimpert
Wek
Elmhurst
Helen Williame
Rockaway
C. F E. Kiger
Wimmers
Frederick Darnack
Elkdale
Allen Davis
Cora Lown
Curtis
Mine Rbressie Buckingham
Thornhurst
KB. L. Hardenbergh
Ressie Hardenbergh
A. B. Clay
A. A. Robinson
H. J. Stanton
W. H. Robinson
Fleetville
B. Buckingham
Elmburet
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Stowes
Firat National Bank
Scranton Savings Bank
Third National Bank
Newe
Lackawat
Clark & Snover Oo
Io Scranton Fron
Fenve & Mfg. Co
Scranton Axle Works
Ieeeene Ieee i Lackawanna Davi
Wu County Savings Bank & Triet
Firet National Bank
Arbondale
Rae
Standard Trilling Coooreneonn
Tradera National Bank
Forwnton Rolt and Nut Co
People's Street Railway
Township School
Ojiy of
Whee Iip
Ore
Scranton ‘Traction
the Tribune
Bach
Lake Sheridan
F. Driggs. Nicholson
Rome
Jefferson Avenue
Wayne Avenue
Putnam Steest
Battet Emall
Wayne Venue
Green Ringe Street
Penn Avenue
Cottrell & Sona
Renal Estate
Hashlowe
Wilcot
W. T. Hackett
Real Eature
Stanton
Rohrwamet’s
S41
Lone Aller Bunch Makers
Becker Frog
Robinson Street
Nome
Meady
Cail
Granit Central Hotel
Want
Central City
Albert Schlutz
Mulberry Street
Webster Avenue
Gustav Pichel
Adama Avenue
West Side
George W. Jenkins
South Main Avenue
South
Fred L. Teappe
Cedar Avenue
North
GEO. W. Davis
North Main Avenue and
Market Street
Green Ridge
Charles P. Jones
Dickson Avenue
J. Johns
Errent C. Lorenz
Washington Avenue
Marion Street
Petersburg
H. Knepped
Teving Avenue
J. G. Bone & Son
Adams Avenue
Tompkins
Stark & Co
Hig
N. V. Walker
Connell
Horn
Rox Ss
Fran
Willine
Otto Ae
Addres “Steno
Fritvune
Oil Meridian Street
Stuation
Witower
Clive
Ruth Robevea
Borinton
River Street
Citl
Addresa M. Rochford
O Srtuation
Thorughly
Adidites
Pennavenue
Certified Public Accountant
Edward Spaulding, & Traders Bank
Edward H. Davis
Connell Building
Prederick L. Brown, Arch. B
Real Fetato Evchange Ltd
Washington Ave
Civil and Mining Engineers
Harding
DR. C. F Pilenberger, Pauli
Borioe Street
Berantun
Lawbach
Wyoming Avenue
Frank
Royle
Rooma 1
Burr Building
K. Tracy,Att’y
Commonwealth Elda
D. B. Replogle
Meare Building
Epruce Street
Jessup & Jessica
Counsellore-At-Law
Commonwealth Building
Reoma
Edward W. Thayer
Roome Pom
Moors Tillding
L.A. Watres
Board of Trade Building
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Poak Building
C. Compgy
Republican Building
W. EB. Allen
Amoreaux
Mulberry
Hotels and Resturanta
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
DL. & W. Pas
Victor Koch
Leeds
G. Rb, Clarke & CO
NURS
Erymen
Grace Houses
North Main Avenue
A. B. Briggs
Ficke
Adams and
Joseph Ruettel
Lacka
Ave
Walste Louis Shoemaker
Adamavenue
Mfgarger Bros
Reisman Bros
Linden
M. Norton
Lackawanna Avenury 1
Sechuteer
Sil Boruee Street
Chicago
East Liberty Cattle
Buffalo Live
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Brooklyt Coe Ponto
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Wye
Chresiestead
Hhids
Brotlers
National League
Cleveland
RH. F. Detroit
Milwaukee
Watterjee
Griffith
Sullivan
Garvin
Wuntings
Maloney
Connor
LEGAL
Jenathia County
Soo
Pigtee Maeiea
Anihiny Paoli
Chalnlel Palueet
Gaetano Polivtechie
Leigh Rune
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Agel Sun
Taino Elyna Pe Montenegra Regina Patolina
Toonstvania
Peonewtyanka
Pennsilvania
Henineivania Rwhher Company
Hove
W. Searle
Pennylvania
Conrad Suhroeder
Charles Robinson
Emil Schimpf
Jonpeld Schimpf
Roasting Brook Land Improvement and Land Company
Welles & Torrey
Toine Sperectorm
Cours
Pleia
Lickawanna County
Pentoylvan
Oln Snyder
Vaacghn Richaris
James Young
James Soetedson
Alex, Runlasd
Antler
Argard
Tenet
Portmevivania
Moolay
Pera
Stork
Spasley TP Allen
Penneyivenia
Dhnyler
I. A. Zimmerman
Petitioner
Evon
Wes Dee
Ste. F
Allee
Net
Thee
Nate Spot
Dati Med No
Maalee
Armon
Mmidhye
Favstory
Walia
Chicago Grain and Produce
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont
Repaune Chemical Company
Thos. Ford
John B Smith & Son
W. BE. Mulligan
Eosnesees Pibterag
Plymouth
Wilkew Barte
America
Mackey &O
Madson Bid’g
Rocky Mount, N.o
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
Naseau St
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