Two Poisoning Suspect in Ninth Street Incident
A young man, Nealis, alleged his stepfather George Blaine poisoned cabbage to keep his family from eating it. Blaine denied knowledge. Police found Blaine away at Kelley’s patch. case deemed a vivid imagination. Obituaries note Thomas McMahon died after an injury at Mount Pleasant mine. Funeral notices for William Durkin, C E B Lewis, and Elizabeth Salsbury list mass times and burial details. Local business directory items include florists and photographers.
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Ninth Street
Williams
Soute
Nealis
Blaine
George Blaine
Newlis
Mother
Kelley
Aloat
Neulls
Alderman John Regnant Police Court Report
Yesterday morning Alderman John served as regent in a police court session. Frank Spangenberg was fined $3.60 after drawing a revolver on Robinson Street during Sunday night tensions. Joe Orlando faced no arrest. Spangenberg claims Orlando tried to stab him and Mrs Spangenberg, prompting the weapon display. James O'Donnell paid $2.50 for trespass related to sleeping on the street while intoxicated.
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Aldreman John
Frank Spangenberg
Robinson Street
Tribune
Joe Orlando
Spangenubere
Orlando
Trio Held After Assault in Keyser Valley Case
Steve Yowrapow Peter Patricklahrow and Michael Scrape residents of Keyser Valley assaulted James Kennedy yesterday. They were brought before Alderman Kennedy of the Twenty-first ward and sent to jail in default. Deputy Constable Henry Burnie and Jerry Driscoll escorted the prisoners to the county jail.
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Steve Yowrapow
Peter Patricklahrow
Michael Scrape
Keyser Valley
James Kennedy
Alderman Kennedy
Dail
Henry Burnie
Jerry Driscoll
Local Social Note Highlights City Visitors
Miss Margaret Mason and her Brooklyn brother returned home after a visit. The Misses Foster of New York stayed with the Misses McClee on North Rebecca Avenue. Hayes of North Sumner Avenue visited Brig hamton New York. G A Williams left for a summer stay in Athinthe City. Tallesion Phillips to attend to the Republican during Abr Wills absence. Miss Jessie Beavers of North Rebecca Avenue visiting Dover Kiel. George Ace of South Liteuthavenurg returned from vacation. Poo W. Tague undertaker seen in Pittsburgh yesterday.
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Margaret Mason
Brooklyn
Foster
New York
McClee
North Rebecca Avenue
Hayes
Sumner Avenue
Brighamton
N.Y
G. A. Williame
Athinthe City
Tallesion Phillips
Mise Jesgie Beavers
North Rebeces Avenue
Local Talks And Socials In Ashley Area
Mr Watson of Ashley will discuss Rebel Prisons at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church Thursday evening The Simpson Mission band plans a dawn social on Mrs Emeline Smiths lawn on Jackson street Welsh Congregationalists nearby join Edwardsdale followers for a tour today
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Watson
Ashley
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Simpson Mission Band
Emeline Smith
Jackson Street
Edwardsdale
Funeral notices mingle with local life in Gayouse district
The column records several brief notices: Misa Tillie 17 daughter of Henry Williams of Gayouse died after a funeral held Sunday with interment at Brown Hollow. Other items mention Mrs. Benjamin Vaughn dying on Denver street, Mrs. Vathmee and a ferrying crowd, Mr. Hopkin Alexander returning from Wales, and residents visiting Kingston and Hellis tenville. Minor incidents include assault case involving Frank Kaffalo and Beragino, James Sheridan fined for obscene language, and Mrs Ann Jones case postponed. Also noted are residents visiting relatives, a Hartford visitor returning home, and Pillsbury Flour mill capacity of 17 000 barrels daily.
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Misa Tillie
Henry Williams
Gayouse
Temilins
Brown Hollow
Misa Whharms
Tige
Benjamin Vaughn
Denver Street
Vathmee
North Main Avenue
Hellistenville
Rachel Myane
Schoul Street
Penida
Kingston
al Detwetler
Hopkin Alexader
Arthia Street
Wales
Evan SS Evans
Audvede
Mia
Samuel Daniels
Daniel Street
James Heraging
Frank Kaffalo
Providenive Cas Anid Water Company
Kelsey Avenue
Rafale
Beragino
James Sheridan
Mary Street
Batrolman Hodham
George Maison
Roberts
Sheridan
Ann Jones
John McAndrew
William
Sophia Black
Julia Ogden
John
Cote
Thomas Edrie Williaing
Hartford
Conn
William Street
William Pales
Miss Llewellyn
Mise Ligeh Davis
Margaret Aye Nine
Pittston
James Ayres
George W. Davis
John Wolfe
Marence Bigelow
Lake Winela
Castoria Recalled For Generations Of Use
Classic advertising copy notes Castoria as a remedy for children across ages from infancy to adulthood with repeated claims of its soothing effects. The fragment emphasizes consistent use for babies children and mothers seeking relief.
Lacka knitting mills to suspend operations without new orders
Lacka Brook street knitting mills face a nearing shutdown as ten days of work remain before a possible suspension. With a dull fall season and uncertain politics affecting trade, the absence of fresh orders could halt operations in the near term.
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Brook Street
Dunmore Community Notes and Local Appointments
Dunmore residents report Christenings and social events. Minnie Josephine Baxter infant christened by Rev J Gibbons at the parents’ home. Mrs Robert Young of Bloom street returns from visit. Robert McLaughlin undergoes Centre Street improvements. Theophilus Finkney and Robert Youngs at Sunday at Sibley. Progressive moves include J J Pirie purchasing Elmharst farm. James Boon plans a brief stay in New York City.
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Robert Young
Bloom Street
Minnie Josephine
Mra
Frank Baxter
Crowe Street
J. Gibbons
Robert McLaughlin
Centre Street
Theophilus Finkney
Robert Youngs
Sibley
Richard Webber
Greaver
Jefferson Avenue
Hattie
Charles
Gravel Pond
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
B.J. Fritz
North Lakely Street
Mary Kelly
West Drinker Street
Peckville
Sung Hore
Bulger
Dunmore Corners
Walker
McKinley
Bryan
Hulger
Sandy
Burgess Duggan
Fine
John Mahoney
Chestnut Street
Lake Ariel
J.J. Pirie
Elmharst
James Boon
Brook Street
New York City
Local Happenings in Forest City Borough Sparks
Obituary notes Mrs Mary Dicier aged seventy nine died with son in law RE Phillips on Pond street Funeral announced later Candidate DL A Willams seeks delegate seat at county convention from fourth ward Alley ball match set at Logan's alley Dunmere thirty three points to five six next Saturday July 25 for $50 a side Lizzie Davie visits Plymouth August 28 Lake Witla outing Price Library association event Cooper Frutiger returns from Switzerland Crystal Lake bleyvele race between Charles Tyler Forest City and Judson Nelson crowd disappointed as Nelson backs plan to challenge north Kolar suspect Hungary arrested in Jessup brought before Squire Maxey Forest City vigilants eye no hideout Will Lavin Wandling guest in Forest City.
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Mary Dicier
RE. A. Phillips
Pond Street
DL. A. Willams
Logan's Alley
Dunmere
Joseph Stewart
James Wilson
John Hickaby
Thomas Dove
Fivelock
Lizzie Davie
North Main Street
Plymouth
Price Library Association
Lake Witla
Cooper Frutiger
Switzerland
Crystal Lake
Charles Tyler
Forest City
Judson T. Nelson
Yuanching
Nelson
Joseph Kolar
Jessup
Moxey
Kolar
J. Maxey
Carbondale
Will Lavin
Wandling
Didnt Like a Gray Horse Drives to Chinchilla and Trades
John Brink of South Washington avenue Flats hired a gray horse and buggy from W. J. Walker to visit Hyde Park cemetery. He instead went to Chinchilla and traded the horse for an inferior animal with Frank Holgate. A warrant was issued for Brink, who was found drunk in an alley and later committed to the central police station for sobriety before a morning hearing.
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John Brink
Washington Avenue
W. J. Walker
West Side
Hyde Park Cemetery
Chinchilla
Frank Holgate
Walker
Brink
Alderman Howe
Yeomans
River Street
Central
Pavement Cave-In on Penn Avenue Near Linden Street
A one foot diameter hole opened in the asphalt along Penn Avenue in front of the Huddy building near Linden Street yesterday just before noon. Initial thoughts blamed a sewer settlement, but no digging has occurred there in five years, leading officials to suspect a cave‑in from the Plane Brook mine. Street Commissioner Kinsley will investigate to determine the cause.
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Penn Avenue
Plane Brook
Kinsley
Markets and Stocks Slide on Weak Open and Gold Exports
New York July 20 stock prices were weak amid heavy liquidation and a dampened market sentiment. Reports of large gold export commitments to Europe and talk of a bankers’ alliance to defend the treasury gold reserve spurred brief selling rallies, but most issues fell, with notable declines in St. Paul Louisville and Nashville American railways and Chicago gas, while Morgan and other bankers were linked to efforts to stabilize the market. Total volume reached 48,288 shares.
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New York
New Law
London
St. Paul Louisville
Nash Ville
Tobacco
Burlington and Quincy
Chicago Gas
St. Paul
Rock Island
Consolidated Gas
Lake Erie and Western
Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
New York Central
Leather
Tennessee Coal
Wabash
Western Union
Wheeling and Lakerls
Pcink
J. Pierpont Morgan
Bears
Chicago
Ff. D. Tappen
Gallatin National Bank
Treasury
Marrket
Stemdter
William Linn
Ale Len «& CO
Scranton and Lackawanna firms in bond listings and prices
Reading shows bonds listed for Weston Mill Co and Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co along with First and Second Mortgage bonds for Scranton Pass. Railway and related firms, plus local schools and city projects, are noted with percent rates and values. Also included are Philadelphia market provisions and livestock prices in a dense, period-style financial page.
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Weston Mill Co
Ccccceee Ae
Lackawanna Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank
Throop Novelty M
People’s Street Railway
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
People's Street Railway
Dun
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka. Township
City of Scranton St. Imp
Borough of
Winton
Mt. Vernon Conk Co
Scranton Axle Works
Union Stock Yards Market Report July Fourth
Market notes from Union Stock Yards show steady prices for common to extra stock, calves, and feeders with lighter calves and hogs easing late. Wooly and mixed readings appear, while hogs and sheep face varied demand. oil market and Oklahoma City price cues referenced.
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Union
Mit Head
Hell
Soda Les Plas
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Thomas M'Mahon
Thomas McMahon
Stdy
Hil Phone
Bae Wards Court
Oxford Street
McMahon
Mount Pleasant
Hblood
Jame Brown
Hugh Reilly
Annie
St. Patrick’ Church
Myde Park Catholic Cemetery
Mountain Park
Gwent
Glee Club
William Durkin
St. Patrick's Church
C. EB. Lewis
Price Street
Washburn Street
Elizabeth Salsbury
Allieat Bend
South Main Avenue
Harret J. Davis
Starner
J. C. King
Jackson Alreet
Miner News Notes
Providence
Pillsbury Flour Milla
Raby
Castoria
Miss
HE Samters
South Side News
Kilwimninger
Dittetun Avenue
UN Banqhet
Perseveraniee Club
Les
Te Fedtal
James J. Bidden
John's Parish
Artesian Well Grove
Wpen
Father Moffitt
Koo Conner
Cedar Avenue
New Milford
Avoca
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Taylor
Linden Street
Wall Street Review
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Dogs of Business
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Lickaward
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H. Peck
Aaron VY. Bowak
Notary
WM. Connell
James Archbald
Henry Belin, JR
Ing Am. Tobacco Co
Sng. Ree Co
Chile
Mil & St. P
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Delaware & Hud
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Chicago Board OF Trade
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Geranton Packing Co
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Philadelphia
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Buffalo Live
Buffalo
OU City
Cme
Tl Credit Walamoes
Lackawanna Ave
Gordy
Pacific Coast
St. John’s
New Foundland
Cogland
Ireland
Scotland
Eva M. Hetsel
EM. Heisel
Hain Dresing
Manteore
Thomas Pens
Ealing
Iron and Steel
Bittenbender
Hyon
Dr. Peal
Andrew Peat
Mivicine Co
Cleveland
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
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