Child Kubash Lorenz Goes Missing in Forest City
Forest City dispatch reports four year old Kubash Lorenz wandered from home about eight o clock yesterday and has not been seen since. Information should be sent to the Lorenz residence on Hudson Street or Bam Lyons, Nev. Interment was held at North Jackson cemetery. A lumber dealer in Susquehanna recently met a rattlesnake on the road near Comfort's pond and recounted the incident to a country girl who offered reassurance.
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Forest Ciy
Kubash Loreng
Forest City
Lorenz
Hudson Street
Bam. Lyons
Nev
I. N. Shipman
North Jackson
Comfort's Pond
Epeed
Copper ore discovery near Evans Falls attracts attention
Reports from Wilkes Barre pros pectors claim rich copper ore near Evans Falls five miles from Tunkhannock in Maton township Wyoming County. The area known as Copper Mine Hill recalls a prior similar find and excavation. The town prepares for the fourteenth annual reunion of Fifty second regiment veterans on Sept. 12 in Tunkhannock.
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Tunkhannock
Evans’ Falls
Wilkes-Barre
Maton Township
Wyoming County
Copper Mine Hill
Fifty-second Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers
Tunkhannork
Jennie Thompenn Ard
Mise Gertrude
Register and Recorder
Montrose
Pearson's Magazine
Walter B. Tewkesbury
Eprniter
Philadelphia
de A. D. Tewksbury
Weat Tioga Street
CéFey Vauehn
Morria
Warren Street
Delaware, Lackawwanna and Western Railroad Company
Estal
N.Y
Nicholson Blue
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Miller Culver
Mise Agnes
Harry Stansbury
Beranton
Nicholson
Simone
Charles R. Newton
Merrick Blakeslee
Charles F. Osborne
Ox Bow Pond
Eupelos
Heffron Place
Frank M. Valehn
Meshoppen
Thompson notes and local society in Thompson borough
Epecial to the Scranton Tribune reports on residents and visitors around Thompson borough. Miller and wife enjoy Lake Champlain. Mrs Monroe and son return to Forest City. visits from Putney, Thompson, and Binghamton figures. religious camp plans for Pickering's grove August 21 28. Keuka College matron Winnetind Gelatt on vacation. various social calls, camping at Wrighter's lake and Coxton lake. death of Neall Weir, with funeral planned tomorrow afternoon.
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Miller
Lake Champlain
N. A. Monroe
Forest City
Mono
E. M. Cincebox
Putney
Mra
W. HH
Baptist Prrsonage
Handlehille
Free Methodist
Amp
Pickering’s Grove
Thompson Borough
Mise Winnetind Gelatt
Keuka College
Norfather FM
Gelatt
Jackson Street
Foster
Arthur Foster
Uniondale
FL Demahay
John Leonard
Poyntelle
H. N. Barrett
Jermyn
Frank M. Lewis
E. BE. Gelutt
Binghamton
P. R. &J. John
M. Lewin
Mer
EK. M. Heady
Burgess
E. ¢. Layton
Mre
Fletcher
Cc. F. Whitney
L. Fisher
Local Notes From Susquehanna On July Fourth
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports upcoming events in Susquehanna including duvats to be received Thursday, a Methodist Sunday school picnic in Barnesgrove Lanesboro Friday, a Requiem high mass for Nellie Driscoll at St John’s Catholic Church Wednesday, Laurel Hill Academy Alumni gathering, and the funeral of Alva Bryant in the morning.
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Susquehanna
Erlehopmen
Methodist Sunday School
Barnesgrove
Lanesboro
Requient High
St. John's Catholic Church
Nellie Driscoll
Laurel Hil Academy
Alva Bryant
In Favor of Dean Heirs contested trust dispute
Fragmentary text describes a disputed legal matter involving Catherine Winton and the Dean interest in a trust. It references royalties or proceeds from sale of notes, duties of accounting, and varying relations to the Dean and the Church, with judge's assessment deeming the issue of minor importance.
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Catherine Winten
Catherine Winton
Portrait Puzzle and Erie boiler shop arrest details
A three men from the Erie boiler shop were arrested for bathing in the river within borough limits. They were fined five dollars each after brief confinement, with the money used to fund Main Street dirt removal. The funeral of Allen Brown of Oakland was held at Wellesville schoolhouse with interment at Wallerville. The Winton Coal Company dispute centers on trust accounting and jurisdiction, with a forthcoming interlocutory decree and legal arguments between Price, Hannah, Burns, and others.
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Snake
Washburn
Erie
Allen Brown
Oakland
Wellesville
W. M. Bouton
Wallerville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wintonval Company
Euad
Winton Coal Company, Limited
Pcember
Winton
W. OW. Winton
A. H W. Winton
Thomas Liver
W. W. Winton
Winton Coat Company
Zachariog
Zacharias
Equity
Pennsylvania
Catherine Wineton
Catherine Winton
Joseph
Taw
Winten Coal Company
Orphans’ Court
Diagute
Partica
Swan
Winton Coal Company
Court of Equity
Supreme Court
Market Showed Strength Then Driedd Through Crop News
New York July 6 buyers pushed early stocks higher on crop news and rains reports but gains faded at the close. Corn led gains with railroads lifting, St Paul dipped, cotton remained firm on a favorable report, and steel stocks showed resistant support. Volume totaled 631,500 shares with varied railroad and utility moves and a quiet bond market.
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New York
Atchison Bunding
St. Paul
United States Steel
Paclfe
Grangers
Southwesterns
Chicago
Ilinois
Texas and Pacific Land Truet
General Electric
Tablede Gas
Des Moines and
Fort Dodge
Consolidated Gas
North Americaan
Old Forge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Anniversary
Eben Foote and John Wood visited at Elmhurnt with Foote's brother last week. Archie Tinklepaugh and spouse celebrated their first wedding anniversary at home last Thursday. Relatives from Bridgeton New Jersey, and Mire Lodia Reed from Scranton joined distant relatives. Children's Day services at P M Church drew a large crowd with an engaging program. William Plows, previously seriously ill, shows slow improvement.
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Eben Foote
John Wood
Elmhurnt
Archie Tinklepaugh
Morris
Levick
Bridgeton
N. J
Willam Plows
Local social notes from Nicholson and surrounding area
Roy Decker of Nicholson visits his parents Mr and Mrs Cacher during a short stay. Mrs Dean hosts Mr George Smith who left for Buffalo to attend the Pan American exposition and Niagara Falls. Mr and Mrs Sam Pailey of La Plume visit Mrs Bailey’s mother Mrs Charles Rice over the weekend.
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Roy Decker
Nicholson
Mre. Cacher
Homer
New York
W. A. Dean‘s
George Smith
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Sam Pailey
la Plume
Bailey
Charles Rice
Conditions of Their Pay Food and Treatment Compared
A Chicago Record Herald analysis compares British and American soldier pay and provisions. It notes British pensions go only to fully disabled veterans, while the United States has broader pension funding. Postwar, retired soldiers in the U S gain jobs and social privileges, with medals valued as endorsements in commerce and public life.
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Chicago Record Herald
United States
Tommy Atkins
Great Britain
Congress
Guerin Banished from France on Health Grounds
Due to ill health, the French government pardoned Jules Guerin who was sentenced on January 4, 1900, by the Senate for conspiracy. He was moved from prison to banishment and taken from his cell shortly after midnight by police, placed on a train toward Basel, Switzerland.
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Preas
Parise
M. Jules Guerin
Senate
Guerin
Basie
Switserland
Court frees child custody to mother in Mathias case
In the habeas corpus matter of Dr J J Mathias of Olyphant versus his wife Kate I Mathias Judge Edwards grants a dismissal and orders the child to remain with the mother Kate J Mathias The writ is discharged and the child is remanded to the mother on July 16 1901.
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J. J. Mathias
Olyphant
Kate I. Mathias
Edwards
Commonwealth Ex Rel
Kate J. Mathias
Mabeat Corpiut
Staley Mathias
Rate J. Mathing
H. M. Edwarda
Pb, J
Court House News Notes Probate Grants and Bail Details
The probate of Janula Down of Scranton was opened with letters testamentary given to John KE OMalley. Felix Yornia of Old Forge, veteran of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, received a dealer's lien. Mary Sharak faced a minor-related issue with bail set at 1500 by Judge Carpenter, with surety from Jorah Summers.
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Janula
Scranton
John KE
O'Malley
Pennsyivania
Leena
Felix Yornia
Old Forge
Mary Sharak
Eelling Hauer
Carpenter
Jorah Summers
Increasing Valuation of Street Railway in Cleveland
The Cleveland City railway known as the Little Consolidated system was valued by the city board of equalization at four million dollars, up from five hundred ninety five thousand. The company plans to seek an injunction to block future duplicate assessments on that basis.
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Cleveland
City Board of Equalization
Johnson
Cleveland City Railway
Little Consolidated System
Street Railway
Board of Equalization
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Firet National Bank
Scranton Savings
Eeebe
Third National Bank
Feevasesene
Feeonomy Light, H, & T ~ Co
I . Clark & Snover Co
Beranton Iron Fence & Mtg
Beranton Axle Works
Lackawanna Haire O
Hank & Tri
First National Bank
Scranton Bolt & Not Co
New Mexico
C. Co
Scranton
Puzzling Agricultural Ledger Entry From 19th Century
The fragment lists assorted farm goods with per bushel and per bushel prices for items like marrow and beans, including references to Lackawann and Western districts. It appears as a catalog-like ledger line with numeric totals and unit prices, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable. The precise items, quantities, and totals are unclear due to OCR corruption.
New York Grain and Produce Market Report July 14
Market tone steady and fairly active in New York trading on July 14 with grains and produce showing stable movements amid no major shifts in price. Traders cited light bargaining and moderate demand from local mills and exporters.
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New York
For Sale and Classified Notices from The Tribune
A jumble of real estate, livestock, machinery, and commodity ads appears. Listings include office space near Madison and Clay avenues, furnished rooms on Jefferson avenue, a carload of horses at Oakford court, a cylinder press in Wilkes Barre, and assorted grain and dairy market notes with prices and options.
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Madison and
Clay Avenues
Muleberry Street
Tribune
Aive
Oakford Court
J. M. Eld
A. Cottrell & Sons
Staté
Wilkes Barre
Wilkes-Barre
Market Report From Philadelphia Grain and Produce Prices
The Philadelphia market notes level or firm readings for eggs and refined sugar while wheat and corn show varied futures. Livestock and poultry demand remains dull with poultry prices steady to higher on select grades. shipments include 44 000 bushels of wheat and 41 000 bushels of oats as receipts reach 1400 hogs and 170 000 pounds in stock.
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Philadelphia
Pfirm
Lee
New York
MacCahan & Company
Dreier Poulter
Grain and Produce Prices Move on Relief Hopes
Chicago July 16 A belief relief has not arrived spurred a grain rally with September wheat and corn advancing while oats barley and rye mixed. Provisions finished lower. Quotations show steady prices for several grains and mixed pork and whiskey futures with specific figures scattered through the report.
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Chicago
Salto
Northwestern
Chicago Market Receipts Show Mixed Cattle and Sheep Demand
Official receipts and shipments for Monday report cattle at 20,861 head and sheep 27,060. Sluggish stockers and feeders, dull cattle trade, and varying quality notes across classes with prices ranging from under to over a dollar per pound. heavy offerings of cattle and sheep shipped out.
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Chicago
Weilers
Safa
Texas
Atrato
Thors
Mondine
Furiously Fragmented Market Report From Plain Ledger
Market notes list cattle and hog prices with mixed receipts and car counts. Receipts include 14 cattle cars and 2 hog cars, plus 14 sheep and lamb units and 10 hog cars. Price signals show hogs at about 6.40 and cattle near 4.25. calves absent. lambs and lamb meat terms appear erratic.
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Daly
Cattle and Hogs Prices Steady to Mixed in Market Note
July 10 market summary reports steady cattle with prime at $5.00 plus. hogs show all grades mixed with medium and heaviest at around $86 to $90. sheep steady with best wethers near $20 to $20.90, calves priced at about $747.00.
Market Report From New York July 14
Heeves nominally steady Calve slow and lower medium to choice veale GT colle B80 boteermilke nominal shrep steady lamin Tatie off weheep Hu 440 no choice here lambs five dollars and twenty five cents Hoge nominally steady
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New York
City Financial Totals Report for July
OU City releases a July financial summary showing credit balances and certifications with 109 figures and 101 575 average 61 60. It lists runs at 147 498 and an average of 67 914, detailing balances and amendments as part of the fiscal report.
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OU City
Battery details at Cleveland and Detroit baseball games
In Cleveland, Boston faced Batietioe with umpires Connolly and Muanasiau, and players including Young, Schreckengest, Moore, and Wood. At Detroit, Washington competed with Batterisee Patten and Clarke, Cronin and Bue low, with Haykell as umpire, referencing scores and lineups.
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Cleveland R
Boston
Dino Samo
Cleveland
Batietioe—Vyoung and
Schreckengest
Moore and Wood
Connolly and
Muanasiau
Detroit
Rhe
Washington
Tretroit
Batteriee
Patten
Clarke
Cronin
Buelow
Anepire
Haykell
Pittsburgh and Chicago Baseball Battery Pairings Noted
In Pittsburgh K H E and Philadelphia players Donohie and Jackltech with Zimmer and umpire Boulie are listed for a game, while Chicago lists Beato, Vaceeses, Pittinger, Kittridge, Hughes, Kling with Cunningham as umpire. Other clubs not scheduled.
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Pittsbarge
K. HE
Philadelphia
Donohie
Jackltech
Philippi
Zimmer
Boulie
Chicago
Pittinger
Kittridge
Hughes
Kling
Cunningham
Montreal Eight Sinks Syracuse and Hartford Defeats Worcester
Sports scores show Montreal leading Syracuse 6 to 3 while Providence trails Buffalo 4 to 7 and Beeheuter records a 1 point win over Hartford 0 and Toronto earns 2.
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Montreal
Syracuse
Providence
Buffalo, & Worcester
Beeheuter
Hartford
Toronto
Our Book Offers Guide to Perfect Manhood for All
An advertisement asserts the book titled Our Book covers all conditions of men and how to attain Perfect Manhood. The Aging Erie Medical Co promotes the volume in Buffalo New York, urging it be in every adult’s hands.
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Erie Medical Co
Buffalo, N.Y
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Addrew M. Hochford
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Durr
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Scranton, Pa
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Pranklin Avenue
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Main Avenue
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Mulberry
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Lacka. Ave
Ecranton
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Waington Avenue
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