Martin Trial Resumes With Eyewitness Testimony
The Martin trial resumes as defense and prosecution present eyewitness accounts from Miss Cora Henlibach and Stephen Guttenmiller. Witnesses describe shots, a volley, and deputies acting against strikers near West Hazleton, Lattimer, and Milnesville with Sheriff Martin urging calm before the fatal exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hlenibach
Katharine Crorv
Shen Martine
Stephen Gutten
Miller
Mien
Whiestayie
Martin Teal
Orm Henlbach
Turttingen
Wold Blow i
Mise Gayle
Warret
Stephen Guttenmiller
West Hazleton
Lattimer
John Wolfe
Harley's Hotel
Leatthner
Elule
Initee
Hazleton
Letiiingi
Death by own act shocks Bear Swamp resident
Morrie Hummel, about 2 years old, died by hanging in his kitchen at his home near Bear Swamp. Coroner Dr. C. F. Poster viewed the body as relatives in New York were notified. No cause given. A W C T U conference in Honesdale will be held Thursday March 3 at the Honesdale Methodist Church with morning sessions and a memorial for Miss Frances Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Poster
Bear Swamp
Framp+ton
Morrie Hummel
Brown
Friends Eaid
New York
W. C. T. U. Union
Honesdale
Hawley
Waymart
Honesdale Methodist Church
C. A. Benjamin
Maggie Stanton
EB. L. Stephens
Jennie Ball
Frances Willard
Eather Stephens
Helen Stanton
Katherine Schuland
W. B. Holmes
J. A. Brown
Crossley
Tolley
W. A. Wood
Messrs. Swift
Ware
Lelias
Benjamin
Roderick
Three Session Teachers Institute Held at High School
A three session teachers Institute will be held in the High school building March 5. The speaker notes the attendee will be able to drive out after illness.
Borough Council Set Meeting This Evening
This column notes a borough council meeting tonight. It mentions local residents such as George Frown infant in ill health and several town visitors including Mrs. James Alexander of Wyoming and Miss Marty Jennings of Glen Lyon. An accident near Pittston junction injured L. D. Warner but not fatally. a Primitive Methodist Home Mission anniversary and church services are described along with a rental of space by The Standard Light Meat and Electric Co. and a regional Epworth league gathering in Tunkhannock on May 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
William Frown
James Alexander
Wyoming
John Campbell
William Devenhall
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Marty Jennings
Glen Lyon
Standard Light, Meat and Electric Company
Atore
James McGlynn
Avoca
Epworth League
Tunkhannock
Gertrude Wildener
Daisy Bath
Pittaton
L. D. Warner
Moosic
Duryea
Pittston Junction
Pittston
L. A. Lindermuth
Markets Close Steady Amid Narrow Breadth In 528200 Shares
New York stocks showed strength in leading issues such as Sugar Grangers and Union carbide preferred with minor gains after an open then steady rise. Total volume reached 528200 shares as market breadth remained thin with profit taking near the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bsugar
the Grangers
Union Bucine
Preferred
William Linn Allen &Co
Mears Building
Scranton Pass Railway Mortgage Details
Scranton Pass railway issues indicate a first mortgage due date in 12, along with a general mortgage due in 1921 and references to the People’s Street Railway and related firer mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
People's Street Railway
People’s Street Railway
Dickinson Manufacturing Co versus Lacks Township School
Fragmentary OCR records show a legal or financial filing involving Dickson Manufacturing Co and Lacks Township School, with references to city, coal, Beranton works and a mortgage at 6 percent due in a listed year. The text is incomplete and unable to determine exact parties or outcomes.
Philadelphia Provision Market Report Dense with Grain and Livestock Prices
Market notes list prices and conditions for flour, rye, buckwheat, wheat, corn, potatoes, cheese, sugar, cotton, tea, and live and dressed poultry. Entries show spot and contract terms, with firm to steady tendencies, including specific bids like $4.26 for flour and 2c for cheese, plus receipts and shipments tallied in bushels and barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Mwai
Dirk
Market Report Mixed as Futures Firm on Liverpool Cables
Wheat and corn futures closed higher amid firmer spot prices and ongoing foreign buying. No. 2 red May and July contracts posted gains while options opened firm. grain markets showed strength due to reduced visible supply and strong foreign demand, despite some late-day pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Liverpool
U Deelahates
Madone
Malie
Walie
Staty
Skima
Hiftec
Totte Fugs
State
Pennsylvania
Allege
Western
Sotahern
Petronium
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cattle Hogs Sheep and Veal Prices Reported in East Liberty
East Liberty Pennsylvania reports cattle steady at last week’s prices. Hogs rise modestly with prime assortments around 4.20 to 4.25 per unit and best Yorkers near 4.00 to 4.10. Sheep steady with choice lambs at 6.75 and veal calves around 4.60 to 7.00 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Faist Wrek
Market Report: Livestock Prices Mixed Across Species
New York market rounds show varying bids for cattle and hogs. Hooves firm, steers around 0.25 to 0.50. cows and calves weaker on lower demand. Sheep and lambs steady to higher, hogs firm near 4.00. Prices in disarray with limited clarity in alphanumeric entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cattle Prices Mixed as Receipts Climb at Chicago Market
Chicago on February 24 reports cattle steady to higher with stockers and feeders around 1.00 to 1.15, calves firm, hog and sheep declines mixed. Receipts: cattle 14,400. hogs 340,000. sheep 26,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hazi
Oil market reports mixed bids and varying deliveries
Credit balances and cash deliveries opened with bids around 4% to 4.9% as trade shows uneven activity. Transactions include hundreds of thousands of barrels with April deliveries and total sales near 95 thousand barrels while shipments and runs tally over one hundred thousand barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Nighest
Sulew
Special Attention to Business and Personal Accounts
Bank notice states liberal accommodations based on balances and responsibility. Three percent interest allowed on interest deposits.
Doctor Grewer Receives High Honors in Chicago
After touring St Louis and Chicago offices, Dr. Grewer will remain at the Old Postoffice Building corner Spruce street and Penn avenue from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. in his permanent office. In Chicago he earned Doctor of Philosophy and Master of Science degrees among other honors. No other specialist matches his credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Chicago and Western
Postoffie
Spruce Street
Penn Avenue
Chicago
Dr. Grewer
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Roel Muelin
Martin
Vic Mane
Crystal Idee
Katharine Craig
Sid She
Denuties
Milnenville
Joseph Bocchwartz
National Polish Alliance
Burgess W. W. Smith
Cayle
Rippings
Commonwealth
Burgens
Sptember 2
Jones
Oliver Leibensberger
Milnesville
Sherif
Leibensberger
Wiliam J. Beans
Hagleton
West Hagleton
Burgess Smith
M Ni
A. P. Platt
Tattnter
Stom
Evans
Eberil
Aoman
Coroner McKee
Meee
Ine
Evang
Benjamin Norris
Pagieton
John Koons
Wall Street Review
Tolucco Co
Bult & Ohio
Brook
Bay State Gas
Can
Southern
N. J. Central
A & St
Delaware
Lake Shore
Nuah
Phil
Southern R. R
Tenn, C. & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Rubber
St Walt
Chicago Board OF Trade
Trade Exchange
Scranton & Pittston Trac
National Boring & Drill
First National Bank
Elmhurst Boulevard
Boranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing
Lacka. Iron & Steel Co
Third National Bank
Boranton Traction Co
Scranton Axle Works
Weston Mill Co
Alexander
Bank i Peck Lumber
M'g
Shegan OP
Baeseatieesay
Ees
Scranton Numinating, Heat & Power Company
Fast Liberty Cattle Ware
OW Market
Wyoming Avenue
C. M. Plorey
Window
Tats, &c
Kerr’s
Lacka. Ave
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Hl, Peck
Holmes
New ‘York
Lackawanna Andyoming
Alice Newark
Hunt & Connell CO
Snow
Charles B. Scott
THE
Franklin Ave
E Ronson
Pilsner
Mint
St. Scranton
Tribune
Dr. E. Grewer
United States
FB. Grewer
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
General Alumni Association
Houston Club
Joseph Leidy
Board of Charity of
Historical Redence Association
Lackawanna County
Athens Mining and Milling Company
International Medical Association and Advertising League of America
Grand Army of the Republic
Union Veterans’ Union
Grewer
Wells Light
National Supply & Metal
Rotsa E
Keelei
Ene T Lockawan
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