Nolan Brothers Co Partnership Dissolved and Receiver Appointed
Judge H. H. Edwards dissolves the Nolan Brothers co partnership formed by John Thomas William and Peter Nolan and appoints Thomas J Nolan as receiver with authority to collect assets and protect interests. The court requires a $2000 bond and directs all debtors and agents to honor the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Nolan
Thomas 7
William
Thomas
Williams
John
William Fias
John Nolan
Plettit
Thomas Nolin
Tim
Wwe
Nolan Brothers Cogs
Thomas J. Nolan
Peter Nolan
Nolan Brothers
Kelly
Shin
Beaumont
Albany man endorses Chamberlain’s remedy for diarrhoea
Four well known Albany figures publicize Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. W B Manning of Albany, a noted representative of the Albany Chemical Co, suffered a protracted diarrhoea and found immediate relief after using the medicine. He recommends it to others with similar afflictions. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Manning
Albany
N. Y
Albany Chemical Co
Chamberlain
City amends indebtedness statement amid bond sale
Deputy City Controller Fahey filed a revised statement of bonded indebtedness with the Clerk of the Courts, detailing total indebtedness and city resources. The document accompanies an ordinance authorizing a bond issue of 2850000 and the bond itself, with assessed city valuation listed at 65686703 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Fahey
Nease
Cculs Eeus Eeseeeuea
Vecesserseees Saintes
Avetedan
Bolt
Arbitration Award in Caulk vs White and Lorenz Case
Arbitrators C B Gardner J W Carpenter and Thomas Beck filed their award in the Caulk versus Dr Blythe R White and Carl Lorenz matter. Dr White leased a dental chair and tools, opened a practice in Carl Loveng’s Green Ridge building, failed to pay rent, Lorenz levied on the office goods, Caulk then replevined the property and posted an indemnifying bond. The award grants Caulk six cents in damages against Dr White and awards Lorenz $162.50 against Caulk. Caulk may recover the goods but must pay Lorenz the overdue rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Gardner
J. W. Carpenter
Thomas Beck
L. D. Caulk
Blythe R. White
Carl Lorenz
Dr. White
Caulk
Carl Loveng
Green Ridge
Lorenz
Durkin Sues Old Forge Borough for 5000 in Trespass
Patrick Durkin through attorney George M Okell sues Old Forge Borough for 5000 claiming a wagon overturn caused by negligent street maintenance in Austin Heights on January 25. He was badly injured and left permanently disfigured after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Durkin
George M. Okell
Old Forge
Durkin
Austin Heights
License Transfers and Admin Grants Reported
W H Kearney of 16 Penn Avenue transfers license to Wolf and Touls Rosenberg. Letters of administration granted to Miss Jane Carroll for John Carroll estate. John House granted a veteran's license to peddle after Civil War service in Company K, 140th Pennsylvania Volunteers. Patrick Quinn tax collector Mayfield borough band approved by Judge Edwards with $22 000 surety from Menbeth Quinn, Thomas Hart, C D Winter, T M Tlurt, Frank Coggins and Peter Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kearney
Penn Avenue
Wolf
Touls Rosenberg
Jane Carroll
John Carroll
John House
One Hundred and Forty
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Patrick Quinn
Mayfield Borough
Edwards
MrMenbeth Quinn
Thomas F. Hart
C.D. Winter
T. M. Tlurt
Frank Coggins
Peter Mullen
Green Ridge Club Event And Alderman Case Settlement
The Green Ridge Qualt club on Capouse avenue hosted a well lit social event with clams and ample refreshments attended by members and ladies. Mrs Cross sued James and Bridget Crane for disorderly conduct. after hearings both sides settled and shared costs. Charles Tobey and Huxel Tobey visit Morris from North Park.
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Green Ridge
Capouse Avenue
John Holmbaker
Eshleman
Otto Eshleman
Fp, Hendrickson
George Seld
Charles Parker
J. H. Stevens
H. T. Jackson
M. D. Frei
Henry Benson
William Baker
Mra. Cross
Theodore Street
Bayley
James
Bridget Crane
Cranes
Providence
Charles
Huxel Tobey
North Park
Morris
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board schedule notice
The list details the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for today with shift times for Summits West Pushers Helpers and a note that extras cast will rap regularly by regular crews unless called.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
West
Nichols
Pushers
Murray
Houser
Moran
Murphy
W. H. Bartholomew
MeeGovern
Gaffney
Becor
Blanton
Market dull but eastern railroad stocks lead gains
New York stock trading fell short of recent activity with total dealings under a million shares. Eastern railroads led the rise, led by New York Central and Reading, amid rumors of coordinated agreements among eastern rail powers. Amalgamated Copper rose on a mine injunction. Rock Island surged then settled. overall many industrials firmed while many heavy and neglected issues lagged. Total sales for the day were 2,090,000 par value. U S bonds saw declines in various issues.
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New York
New Yok Central
Reading
Pennsylvania Railroad
Vanderbilts
Mt. Morgan
Rock Island
Amalgamated
Anles
THOM
United States
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices
Corrected list shows dairy and produce items with per unit prices. Butter-Freeh creamery and fresh dairy items listed alongside cheese. Marrow beans, green peas, onions, and new potatoes priced per bushel, bag, or barrel with modest figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lacka, Ave
Friggs
Lle
Western
Wheat and corn futures trend higher on strong, steady demand
New York markets show wheat firm after a brief dip with No. 2 red at 7 cents elevator, No. 2 red afloat, and futures near in- line with a net higher close. Corn and oats follow, with options market opening easier then rising to stay firm. dairy products hold steady with creamery butter around 18 to 21 cents and cheese prices quiet.
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New York
Duluth
Itae
Halle
Galle
New State
State
Pennsylvania
Market swings push grain and packers in Chicago
In Chicago on July 22 the sling provisions market diverged from bearish September wheat, lifting all grains. Outsiders sold to ease high packer costs, sending pork down while rumors of a major packer backing September grain pushed July and September prices higher across corn and oats as provisions closed higher.
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Chicago
Chicago Cattle Receipts Hit Mixed Market Steady Tone
Market reports show total receipts around 4600 head with 1400 Texans and 50 westerns. Prices range from 1.40 to 5.50 for cows and 2.25 to 7.50 for heifers, with calves at 2.50 to 7. Garbled entries note Texas fed steers and western steers among figures, with tomorrow's receipts uncertain and a left over 6000 head.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
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William H. Nolan
Old Forge Borough
Michael Moran
Supanion
Norah Lavelli Strep
SUPE
Sarah A. Modgyon
Court House
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Heaight & Freese Co
Mears Building
W. DD. Runyon
Oran
R Co
Atelison Alibeek Aes
Atchison, Pr
Sconee Neal
Qoile Ne Balt
Onlo
Col Fuel & Iron
Col. & Bouthern
Col & South
Tel
Hue
Wish
Kan
City & Bowth
Ponta
Tessie
Isha
San F
Southern Pacific
Southern RR
Tern
Coal
Iran
Texas & Taelfie
Union Pacific
Nian Pacifie
Lli &. Steel
Walwish
Western Union
Wheel & Ts
Wisconsin Central
New York CorTron
Bens Low
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Luckawanna Dairy Co
Bank & Trust Co
Nat. Bank
Carbondale
P. Ca
First National Bank
Trist & Safe
Eae Clark & Biover Co
Ane Scranton Savings Bank
Iain Nem
Traders’ National Bank
Ub Coe Scranton
Bolt & Nut Co
People's Bank
Veceesewee Nees
Isa Eae Bonds
Seranton Packing Co
Eee
People's Street Railway
Gon- Wi
Scranton Tric. Co
BP, Co
Jersey & Povono Tee Co
Consolidated Water Supply Co
New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain Market
Ecru
Batiste
Norfolk, Va
Old Point Comfort
Richmond, Va
Washington, D. C
Old Dominion Line
North River
Beach Street
OLD Dominion Steamship Co
N.Y
H. B. Walker
J. J. Brown
Rooms Land
Commonwealth Bldg
Scranton, PA
Moosic
Rushdale Works
Wr Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co
Harley
Pilsner
Eed
Hants
Ol City
Wyoming Avenue
Johnson & Murphy
Stetson
Dongola Oxfords
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scrantop
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
Boller
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