Kenney Jury Discharged After Deadlock in Dover Bank Case
The Kenney jury, locked up since Friday, reported no verdict and was discharged by Judge Bradford after failing to agree. Ballots favored acquittal about seven to five. government plans for possible September retrial were hinted. Senator Kenney faced charges of aiding in the Dover bank theft alongside co-defendant Boggs, with testimony detailing significant bank losses.
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Wilmington
Del
Richard H. Kenney
First National Bank of Dover
Bradford
Vaniegrift
Kenney
Hir Council
Gray
Levi Co. Bird
Durers
Vandegrift
Senator Kenney
United States District Court
United States
Delaware
William N. Boggs
Demurrer
Nolle
Lake Winola Resort Hosts Large Camp Alger Party
At Camp Alger cottage on Lake Winola a large season gathering featured a mock marriage ceremony between Benton McLein of Scranton and Gene Ellis of Meshoppen. Professor Arthur Moree played mando lin and guitar with Miss Grace Acker on piano as guests enjoyed refreshments and entertainment.
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Purdin
Wallace Ruth
Charles Swisher
Willie Sweet
Charles Sweet
Benton McLain
Harry Mott
Arthur Morse
Frank Jones
Will Williams
Howard Davin
Howard Williams
John Howell
Turvey Brewse
Scranton
Lake
Tropp
Ha. Pordin
Charles Swieber
Chaneron
Ethel Porter
Camp Alger
Benton McLein
Gene Ellis
Meshoppen
Arthur Moree
Grace Acker
A. M. Morse
Selden Foster
Walter Wilkins
Women's Ailment Discussion Prompts Early Health Talk
A column extols discussing female health among young women to prevent later suffering. It argues good general and local health reduce weakness and disease of the feminine organism and urges privacy at home over medical examinations. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is promoted as restoring strength, nerves, and readiness for wifehood.
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Pierce
Wong
Maten
Wyoming
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Reported
National League Brooklyn 4 Boston 2 and Baltimore 9 New York forfeit. Philadelphia and Washington 4 Chicago T. Cleveland Pittsburg Cincinnati Rain. Eastern League Montreal 8 Springield 1 Toronto 9 Providence 7. Atlantic League Lancaster 7 Reading 0 Richmond 3 Allentown 2 Norfolk 4 Newark 3 Paterson 9 Hartford 3.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
T. Cleveland
Pittsburg-Cincinnti
Louieville-St. Louis
Lancaster
Reading
Richmond
Allentown
Norfolk
Newark
Paterson
Hartford
Alumni Base Ball Matchups Highlight Local Schedule
The Alumnis baseball team meets Park Hill Stars this afternoon as Harrington leads the Alumni. The Actives of Providence challenge Crickets of Jessup for July 3 on their grounds with J. Lynch as manager. The South Washington Avenue Suirs meet the Largets of the South Sire at 2:00 on OF grounds with Meneses responding and John Connors managing.
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Alumnis
Park Hill
Sugar stock leads New York market rally on July trading
The July trading session saw Sugar surge as heavy buying and a powerful pool pushed prices up 44 points amid short covering. Industrials like People's, Tobacco, and coalers joined the rise, while Lackawanna, Chicago and Great Western, Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville, American Express, Adams Express, and Manitoba posted gains on favorable announcements and bear press. Total sales reached 36,7 shares as short interest shrank without attracting external scrutiny.
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New York
Shorts
Hove
Lackawanna
Chicago
Great Western
Indianapolis
Louisville
American Express
Adams Express
Manitoba
William Linn Allen & CO
Meare Building
Scranton Pass. First mortgages and railway securities listed
A fragmented notes list shows multiple railway first mortgages including Svopie's Street Railway and Gue W918, with references to the People's Street Railway General mortgage due 191, Dickson Manufacturing Co Lacks Township School 6%, City of Scranton St. Imp 0%, Mt. Vernon Coal Co, Scranton Axle Works, and related entries amid unclear context.
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Scranton Pass
Ssscee People's Street Railway
Dickson Manufacturing Co
City of Scranton St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton
Philadelphia Provision Market Summary
Market notes show July wheat futures firm at high levels with May and September futures listed. Corn and oats mixed with winter and spring varieties. Pennsylvania roller mills quoted at 3000.75 and 1.20 for some clears. Butter, eggs, cheese, and tallow prices firm or steady. poultry receipts and dressed poultry prices steady. flour and grain receipts indicate sizable activity across wheat, corn, and rye flour classifications.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Hieas
Surgate
Hatrele
Mye
Grain and dairy futures slide in dull New York activity
Market notes show dull trade in New York with wheat prices weak on spot and July contracts lower while other months drift. Corn and date futures firm with options generally steady to higher, butter prices steady across western creameries and state markets.
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New York
Titec
Western Creamery
Malse
Do. Factory
Malitec
Eligins
I8c
Imitation
Moalbe
Stre Dairy
Ign Love
State Ani
Pennsylvania
Hulse
Western Fresh
Chicago market notes show mixed gains amid dry weather
Grain futures drift with corn advancing and wheat slipping while oats and rye hold. Cash quotes list steady flour and various commodity prices including pork, lard, and sugars, with ranges for meat cuts and dried goods.
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Chicago
Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed as Market Treads Water
Chicago market reports show cattle supplies small with mixed prices for various classes. Beef animals and stockers move slowly amid dull sheep and lamb demand. receipts total about 14 500 head cattle and 146 0 head sheep with prices fluctuating across steers, cows, calves, and hogs.
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Chicago
Sahel
Mai
East Buffalo market notes cattle hogs and sheep
East Buffalo N Y market report shows cattle and calves slow to steady with buyers. Hog demand fair with mixed grades and prices around 41 to 17 for select lots. Sheep and lamb receipts steady with inquiries and prices varying. lambs slow but generally lower, ewes and bucks mixed, culls and common weaker.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Hholes
Shana
S.caiz
Cattle and Hogs Market Report from East Liberty
East Liberty Pa market notes show strength in cattle with higher extras and primes. Hog prices steady to higher for mediums and best Yorkers, with heavy hogs around 4.06 to 6.10. Sheep dull with yearlings and calves trading around 4.50 to 6.75.
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East Liberty
Oil Market Update From OM City Pa
Oil market figures show cash bids at 92 cents, with Ss c. bids for cash opened. Total sales reach 1,000 barrels at 2 cents. Shipments total 168,712 barrels and runs amount to 128,700 barrels.
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OM City
Situations Wanted Mixed List From Local Classifieds
A jumble of seeking work notices and brief requests shows various applicants: bakers, a waitress, a boy for office work, a contractor, a butcher, a houseworker, an American girl for house chores, an office clerk, a salesman, and a trained nurse. Contacts include D Waltman Cumberland Street Lebanon, M T 117 N Main Scranton, W Reese Geraldine Court city, J Hilton Spring Street Providenia, Box 263 Taylor Pa, and others in Capouse Avenue and Terhune Avenue.
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N. Main Avenue
Scranton
Estate notices and local business directory items
Estate of Henry P. Whitmore in Scranton grants administration to a designee and calls creditors to present claims for payment. Estate of Anna Remph in Lackawanna County appoints executor and asks all creditors to present claims for payment. Local ads list seedmen and nursery, preparatory school offerings, wire screens, a printing firm, savings bank, and a concert band for events.
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Henry P. Whitmore
Scranton
Chas HL Welles
Admiplatravor, Welles & Torrey
Eetate
Anna Remph
Beranton
County of Lackawanna
William 8 Millar
Watron
Diehl & Kemmerer
Railroad Time Tables for Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Rail timetable notes show trains from Scranton to Pittston Wilkes-Barre and connections to New York Newark Elizabeth and Philadelphia. Through tickets available, with departures at 6 00 a m 10 10 a m 2 15 p m 7 10 p m Sundays 2 0 a m, plus returns from New York South Ferry and Liberty Street. Connection under cover at terminal with elevated railroads and Grand Central transfers. Baldwin and Holhat cited as general agents.
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Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
New York
Foot of
Liberty
N.or
South Ferry
Scranton
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Mountain Park
Newark
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Reading
Allentown
Bethlehem
Easton
Baltimore
Washington
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Broadway Sield Anties Sue Eee Statenslan Mitansfer
Grand Central Depot
Long Teland Railroa
Oreunal. Hum
Dle Pa Acen
P Baldwin
Pass Agt
J ‘Olhat
Reading of a 1855 Scranton to Lake Ariel railroad schedule
In effect June 30 1855 the timetable lists trains leaving Scranton for Hastey and pointe via Erie. The schedule shows morning departures at 5.16 and 22 minutes past the hour, with Lake Ariel service at 6.20 and Sovsnicn connections. Evening trains run at 7.43 pm and other listed times.
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Scranton
Hastey
Pointe On
Erie
Lake Ariel
Sovsnicn
Inka Delek
Nanticoke and intermediate partitions and train services
Partial timetable note lists Eb Nanticoke and intermediate stations with times 8 11.19 am Plymouth intermediate stations unknown Kingston 12 55 pm. Mentions Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all express trains. Direct passengers to M L Smith, Director Passenger Agent, for pocket timetables and ticket information.
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Nanticoke
Intermediste
Plymout
Kingston
M. L. Smith
Delaware and Hudson Sunday Train Schedule Scranton
Sunday July trains leave Scranton for Carbondale Wilkes Barre and other points with multiple departures to New York Philadelphia and Canada. Timings include 6.45 9.38 a m and 2 18 4 27 p m for Pennsylvania Railroad routes and 7 48 p m for Lehigh Valley Black Diamond Express. Sunday arrivals listed from Carbondale Wilkes-Barre and Port Jervis with late evening services.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule to Scranton and Beyond
Lehigh Valley system offers coal powered trains ending May 1808. Trains depart Scranton for Philadelphia and New York via D and H routes at 6 45 am 12 05 2 18 4 27 Black Diamond Express and 11 20 pm. Other services go to Pittston Wilkes Barre Whitesaver Hasseton Fotteville and major points via D L W R R at various morning and afternoon times. Connections extend to Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg and intermediate stations with Black Diamond Express parallels. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars available on all runs between Wilkes Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge. Officials: Rollin H Wilbur Charles Lee and A W Nonemacher with offices in New York and South Bethlehem Pa.
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Expie
New York
All Points
Expre
Easton
Trenton
Philadelones
Binghamton
Oswego
Mira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Weat
Binghamton and Way
Factoryville
SOO Ees
Nicholson
Utica
Ridget Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
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Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Ville
Northeumberland
Williamsport
Harrisbore
Baltimore
Washington
Na Staons
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Montreal
Roseeater England
Honesdale
Wilkes- Barre
Philadelphia
Any Valley Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
The
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United States
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Albany
N.Y
H. W. Cross
Ilkes-Barre
Principe
Geneva
Rochester
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Lehigh Valley
Wikes-Barre
Rollin H. Wilbur
Lee
Cortlandt Street
A. W. Nonemacher
Division
Bethlehem
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Price Uuilding
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Burr
Washington A Avenue
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Mel IL Yor
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William J. Hand
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Lackawanna Ave
DR. Pitcher
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Bruce Street
A. W. Bertholf
Atty, Mearsbldg
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Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Gable
Washburn Street
Rooma
R. Clark & CO
Green House
North Main Avenue
JO. Kuettel
Philippine Islands
Nettleton
Washington Avenues
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Orchees&tra
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Wyoning Avenue
Hulbert
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Penneylvania
WM. Connell
Renee Patein, JR
ER Keer
H. F. Reynolds
OFP. P. D
DR. C. & Laubach
Wyoming Ave
C, Snover
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. Cglfrey
Scranton Ravings Bank
Wyoming Avenue
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Homeopathiat
Adame Avenue
W. E. Allen
Nor Iington Avenue
EM Ware
SS Rn
L. M. Gates
Ae Fiesta
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Madison Avenue
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