Wyly Named Traffic Manager for Cannon Ball Electric Line
B F Wyly Jr of Atlanta appointed traffic manager for Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Rapid Transit Company and allied lines with headquarters in Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. He will study modern electric rail methods and open duties as the line nears operation. Atlanta papers note his long railroad background and relocation.
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Lackawanna and
Wyoming Valley Rapid Transit Company
B. F. Wyly, Jr
B. F. Wryly, Jr
Atlanta
Atlanta and
West Point
Wyly
Scranton and
W Northeastern Railroad Company
Central Valley Rapid Transit Company
Northern and Lackawanna Railroad Company
Tyne
B. FF. Wyly, Jr
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
George C. Smith
Jermyn
Smith
Wyoming Valley Company
Mr. Wyly
Westinghouse
Athinla
B. F. Wylg, Jr
Wyoming
Atlanta Constitution
George ©. Smith
Atlanta and West Point Railroad
Westinghouse Company
2. F. Wyly, Sr
Lackawanni and Wyoming Valley Raph Transit Company
Athinia
Western
Alabama
Wylys
Atlanta Journal
Lehigh Valley Adds Fast New Train Carbondale to New York
The Lehigh Valley railroad introduced a new service last Monday improving Wilkes-Barre New York and Philadelphia travel by over thirty minutes. The train runs about four hours plus and includes a Pullman Buffet parlor car and day coach between Carbondale and New York with no car changes for Scranton and nearby Delaware and Hudson points. It departs Carbondale at 7 am and Scranton at 7 41 am arriving in New York at 1 pm and reaching Philadelphia later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Black Diamond Express
Lehigh Valley
Scranton
Tal
Pottswie
Iethlehem
Huston
Reading
Harrisburg
Vin D
BR. Tal
A. m
D. C
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Mimira
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niaaru Fos
Chicago
Wal
Uso
Sun Mary D. R
Ullman Arlor
Philadelphe EU Sao
Gaulick Bridge
Gupte
Cortung Reat
Ee Ork
Charles
Lee
Aan Pass
New Ork
Nonemacher
Bly. Pass
Bouin
Bethlehem
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Avoca
Pittston
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lelmon
Warrisbur
Allentown
Tamaqua and
Pottsville
Co. M. Burt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Beranton
Bunbury
Flatersburg
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Sunbury
Mareksburg
Pittsure
Ottaville
Hazleton
Pittsurl
Violent Attack of Diarrhoea Cured and Perhaps a Life Saved
John J. Patton of Patton Alabama credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a rapid cure after three doses. He urges others to keep a bottle at home for summer bowel troubles, noting its reliability and suitability for children. Sold by all druggists.
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John J. Patton
Patton
Ala
Chamberlain
Modern Train Service Links New York Philadelphia
A return trip train departs New York and Philadelphia at 12 40 pm with convenient connections at 4 10 pm and 4 40 pm and reaches Scranton at ten o clock. The service appeals to shoppers and visitors seeking a thoroughly modern railway experience.
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New York
Philadelphia
Ihs
Scranton
Funeral of J. T. Litton in Wilkes-Barre
funeral services for James T. Litton were held yesterday morning at D. D. Jones's undertaking home on North Washington avenue. Rev. T J Logan of Wilkes-Barre, a former fellow worker, delivered remarks praising the deceased. The remains departed by the 9:90 Delaware and Hudson train to SIngerly Maryland for interment today. pallbearers were Typographical union members M. Stone Marshall Preston J. H. Ross E. Jennings A. E. Owens and William Corless
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James T. Litton
D. D. Jones’ Undertaking Establishment
North
Washington Avenue
T. Jd. Logan
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. Logan
Sutton
Delaware and Hudson
Singerly
The
Typographical Union
R. Stone
Marshall Preston
J. H. Ross
E. Jennings
A. E. Owens
William Corless
TWO MORE DIVORCES IN SCRANTON CASES
Divorces were granted yesterday to Harriet Reid against Patrick Reid and Louis Wassel against Mary Jane Wassel. Mrs Reid, widow of William J. McNicholls, married Reid in 1895 at Holy Rosary church, North Scranton, but conflicts over property led to separation after 1898 when he left and gave no support. In the Wassel matter, Mary Jane Jones wed Wassel in 1891. she deserted again after a brief reconciliation, with years of absences and intermittent separations noted by Wassel.
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Harriet Reid
Patrick Reid
Louis Wassel
Mary Jane Wassel
Mary Jane Jones
Wassel
Divorce Petition From Della Kelly Against James Kelly
Attorney Edward W. Thayer filed a petition for Mrs. Della Kelly seeking separation from James Kelly. They wed October 20, 1876, and split on January 1, 18 percent, after which she describes the marriage as a veritable hell with violent threats and alleged lewd conduct. She feared for her safety and cites her son’s death as a source of grief scoffed at by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Thayer
Della Kelly
James Kelly
Howell Bill Approved for School Inspectors Fees
Court yesterday approved Attorney George Howell's bill for 47.50 as inspector of Scott township school affairs. Howell was appointed last fall to investigate irregularities raised by twelve township residents who petitioned the court. payment by the school board is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howell
Scott Township
Howell
Court notes on damages suits and bonds in Scranton area
Samuel Jurkovits began action to recover damages from the city. The court dissolved the Polish Roman Catholic church charter in Booth Scranton. The Nolan equity case answer was filed. Joseph Locovich, who stabbed Camuel Scaba at Old Forge on June 18, admitted to $1000 bail with Scaba out of danger. John Lovava is Locovich’s bondsman. A panel including W. W. Baylor and others was appointed to view damages to the Caroline Gaughan property in Carbondale by the Northern and Lackawanna Railroad.
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Samuel Jurkovits
Booth Scranton
Thomas
Peter Nolan
John F. Nolan
Thomas J
Peter
William Nolan
Joseph Locovich
Camuel Scaba
Old Forge
Scaba
John Lovava
W. W. Baylor
Frederick Fuller
D. J. Reedy
Scranton
William FR. Baker
Carbondale
L. A. Roberts
P. J. Horan
Dunmore
Beeb
Hendrick
Caroline Gaughan
Northern and Lackawanna Railroad Company
Ration Enlarged for Gettysburg Encampment Troops
General orders from Adjutant General Stewart direct Pennsylvania National Guard to transport and distribute rations for the division encampment at Gettysburg July 12 to 19. The expanded ration plan eliminates the need for troops to buy extra supplies from private subscriptions.
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Harrisburg
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Stewart
Gettyeburg
Body of 12YearOld Found. Graveyard Death Investigated
A 12 year old girl was found dead in Graves end day. Police opened an investigation to determine if the girl was drowned or murdered and whether the body was dumped into the y. The corpse showed cuts and bruises on the head and hands suggesting injuries prior to death.
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Associated Press
New York
Gravesend
Murder Suspect Sought After Alabama Woman Slaying
Exclusive wire report from Meridian details a manhunt in Choctaw county Alabama for the murderer of Misa Bartfield. The victim was found with a throat wound after a desperate struggle, with authorities guarding roads and trains in the search for the assailant.
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Associated Press Meridian
Masa
Misa Bartfield
Lusk
Choctaw County
Alabama
Markets Struggle as Turnover Dips in Mixed Trading
The day saw prices slip into apathy with total volume under a half million shares. Key support stemmed from United States Steel, Missouri Pacific, St. Paul and the Wabashes as large interests repurchased shares. Southwestern and St Louis Southwestern led modest gains amid questions about crop data and road purchases. Total sales, 963,000 shares. bonds active in Southwestern rails. United States Steel down percent. Local notes list varied items including butter, cheese, eggs, beans, and onions with modest price ranges.
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New York
United States Steel
Misouri Pacific
St. Paul
Wabashes
Southwestern
Sth
United States
Market Wrap: Grain and dairy prices steady with firm closing
New York traders report mixed activity across grains and livestock. Wheat futures rose midday on rain in the Southwest before closing firmer. corn and oats held steady to slightly higher. butter and cheese markets stayed steady with creamery and state varieties showing small gains.
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New York
Duluth
Manitoba
Restaing
State
Pennsivani
Kentucky
Wheat and corn futures mixed in steady market
Wheat stays firm while June futures rise modestly. corn offers with quiet but steady tone. Butter remains firm with higher nearby prints, western creamery prices up. Sugar unchanged, beef and pork markets show mixed gains and losses across regions.
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Philadelphia
Etre Western Creamery
Chiese
Andy
New York
Derves
Market Report on Goods and Livestock Receipts
The notice lists bundled agricultural products including hams bacon and lard with various cure styles and percentages. It shows live poultry pricing by type and region, then notes flour and grain receipts and ship ments of wheat corn and oats with respective quantities.
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Western
Chicago Grain Market Faces Bullish Push Amid Weather Signals
Chicago traders pressed wheat prices higher as favorable weather in the U S and Europe spurred buying. July corn oats and provisions also closed up with cash quotes drifting higher and steady to firm notes across grain types amid international market excitement.
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Chicago
France
England
Newa
CIA
East Buffalo Cattle Market Mixed, Receipts Seen Steady
Cattle receipts 800, market steady with limited demand. Beery, fage and other classes show prices around 7 to 8 dollars. hogs 000 to 2547.80, sheep and lambs 2000 receipts with light demand and dull sheep trade. Prices include Beery 7.85 and lambs around 6.25, with various classes fluctuating.
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East Buffalo
Chicago cattle receipts show mixed demand with Texas feeds
Receipts listed include 1 500 head with 200 Texans and various grades from good to prime. Prices span 7.50s to 9s with calves around 2.50. Texas fed steers referenced. total today around 18 000 on hand.
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Chicago
Ulla
Texas Fed
Fragmented 19th Century Livestock Prices Report
A garbled OCR fragment lists livestock data with values for sheep and lambs, noting quantities such as 5,000 head and prices like 2.00 and .75. Names and locations are unclear, but the text indicates market quotes and stock roundups from a rural sale.
Cattle and Livestock Prices Reported in June Market
Fast Liberty notes cattle trading with mixed quality levels and prices. Cattle steady with prime at various bids around 6.10 to 7.70. hogs higher with weights and grades showing bids near 7.05 to 7.70. sheep and lambs show softer demand with Western lambs around 4.40 to 4.60 and culls down to 1.50 to 2.00.
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Morrow
Wale
Vholce
New York to Scranton Rail Timetable Update
A dated timetable lists trains between New York and Scranton with arrivals departures at Carbondale Cadosia and Benton. It includes northbound and southbound connections to Philadelphia Atlantic City Baltimore Washington and other points with schedule notes and agent contact.
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New York
Ontario
Lawave Roe
Scranton
Carbondale
Cadossa
Jae P
Pan
Cadanin
Bevanton
Bevantan
Ovet i
Cadosia
Boranton
New York City
Candietown
Walton
Norwich
Oneida
Oswego
All Points West
Poyntelle
Behl
Idney
Berlin
Baker City
Roof
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Washington
Pennsylvania
York
J. B. Welsh
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NEW Road
NEW Lehigh Valley
J. T. Lutton
Mrs. Kelly
Joseph Torscht
Archbald
Catherine Nivoturi
Archbald William Kaminski
Martha Camulla
Thomas William Headeben
Seres Taylor
Charles M. PF. Bacon
Seranton
Hadith Wilcox
Eeee
Herman D. Pfoor
Carrie EE. Haney
Anthony Tuffy
Serantan
Margaret O'Hara
Soveees Botanion
Jacob Birka Ween
Court House News Notes
Wall Street Review
Trent
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
Mears Building
W. D. Runyon
Manneter
Aero
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
H. G. Dale
Lacka, Ave
Loco v . Stsong
RAT
Welers
Atchison
Balt
Brook
Canadian Pacific
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Agi Enonn
Ciedeews
Valley
Illnois Central Santas liv
Nia
Kan
City & South Heat Aly Souls
Nash
Manhattan
Tex
Pacific
Central
Norfolk & West
Republic
Ais
Southern
Beei
Southern RR
Southern R. R
Tenn
Coal & Iron
Exan & Pacific
Union Pacific
Eton
Chicago Grain & Provision
Reese
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Bank & Trust Co
Bank
Third National
Asa Heonomy L
First National Bank
Oy Clark & Bnover Co
Tee
Scranton Savings Bank
National Bank
Scranton Bolt & Nut Co
People's Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Beeranton Piassenger Railway
Ee People's Etreet Allways
Oon
People's Treet Railway
Boranton Trac. Co
New York Grain and Produce Market
National Biscuit Company
John R. Tanner
Ilinois
State Medical Board
Ushale
Dr. Horbt
I. Furman
Linden Street
Carter Building
NEW York Hotels
Loine
New
23Rd St
4Th Ave
W. H. Parke
Propri
Oetor
Six Eagles
State of
SIX Eagles Mining CO
Heinancial
United Verde
Greene Consolidated
North Americ
George A. Treadwell Mining Co
William St
N. Y. Jerome, Ariz
Treasury
George A. Treadwell Company
William Street
Myra B. Martin
Chicago Grain Market
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
Westminster
Sixteenth St
Iring Place
Familica
T. Thompson
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
HOTEL
Albert Ncree
DeBrock
Broadway
Prestaurant T
Aeeda
Scranton, Pa
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Boody,mclellan &Co
East Liberty Live
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Gouldsboro
Binghamton
Imira
Wity
Syracuse
Uthea
Gita
Utien
Montrose
Nicholson
Bloomsburg
Northumberland
Plymouth
fMor
Boo
Himira and Way
Binghamton and Why
Loave Scranton
Oas A. Mes
A.m
Honesdale
Tf. R. R
Pennsylvania RR
Albany
Points North
Dod
Carbon
J. B. Hutchinson
Mgr
J. B. Woon
Gen. Pass
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