Notice of Widows’ Appeals in Lackawanna Estates
Notice is given that the widows' ap raisements in several Lackawanna County estates have been confirmed nisi by the Orphans' Court. Exceptions filed will lead to final confirmation by the court clerk on a specified Wednesday in March 188. Read estates include Taylor, Spathelf, Gavin, Tibbetts, Lawry, Brafford Kiter, and Kilward Metreor with THOS. P. Daniels as Clerk.
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Orphans’ Court
Latawanns
Hannah
Scranton
Naid
Suld
County of Lackawanna
Penneylvania
Cedar Avenue
Berunton
Tom Point
Peter Neals
Nisi
Orphans' Court
Wits
Wellington A. Taylor
Eatate
Christian Spathelf
Michael Gavin
Eatute
John Tibbetts
Vista
James Lawry
Brafford Kiter
Kilward Metreor
Thos. P, Daniels
Situations Wanted listings show a variety of domestic and work roles
A column of help requests includes a day work washer and ironer plus multiple skilled trades and clerical positions. Entries seek cooks, bookkeepers, firemen, stenographers, and a teacher, with addresses in Scranton Wilkes Barre and Carbondale areas and various contact hints.
Scranton Professionals and Offices Listed in Commonwealth Building
A long OCR of Scranton area professionals includes architects Edward Davis E L Walter Lewis Hancock Jr Fredrick Brown and more with multiple law firms and attorneys such as Hoyle Okell Jessup Jessup Hand Hand Oakford Replogle Killam Hamilton Thayer Jeffreys Watres Pitcher Patterson Wilcox Comegys Bertholp and others. Medical practitioners move into Scranton Private Hospital and doctors L M Gates S W Lamoreaux and L Freas are noted along with veterinary services and nursery firms Clark Co and Kurttel.
Wanted Female Sales Agents and More Local Advertisements
Classified fragment lists WANTED LADY AGENTS in Scranton for Bnyder's cake icing with experienced canvasser preferred and permanent, profitable work. Also WANTED IMMEDIATELY two energetic saleswomen for Mango Chemical Company in New York. Includes various professionals and services: dentists in Scranton and Delaware, a midwife in Scranton, a school of the Lackawanna, printers Megarg er Brothers, and wholesale dealers in woodware and cordage.
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Wantehd
Scranton
Bnyder
T. B. Snyder & CO
Cinciman, O
Stam
Mango Chemical Company
John Street
New York
Atwood Urges Tax Title Ruling for Anthony in Leavenworth
The speech by John Atwood in Leavenworth on behalf of Col. D. R. Anthony targets both parties as unclean hands while praising Anthony for years of tax payment. He pleads it is a choice of evils and asks the judge to rule in Anthony's favor, asserting Anthony deserves the decision. The court awarded the case to Anthony.
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John Atwood
Leavenworth
Kan
Col
D. R. Anthony
Atwood
Colonel Anthony
Senator Baker
Colonel
Anthony
Douglass
Don’t Chew Gum Warns Popular Science News
A Popular Science News piece warns that chewing gum causes constant salivary drain and weakens digestion. It argues gum chewing trains glands to respond only to strong stimulants, reduces hunger signals, and may lead to health problems.
Forest City church pushes anti liquor and gambling laws
In Forest City the First Baptist Church led by Rev. J L Williams plans to urge Congress to ban liquor sales in government buildings and army posts, curb interstate cigarette shipments, and crack down on winter horse racing tied to gambling. Also mentioned are civic notes on library plans, a sermon topic, stone rumors for Harrisburg capitol, and a railroad survey effort.
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Denand
First Baptist Church
J.L. Williams
Congress of the United States
District of Columbia
Army Poste
Juline Freedman
Nona
New York
Forest City
Capitol
Harrisburg
Jermyn
Scranton
Court House
Binghamton
South Gibson
Nicholson
Lanesboro
Enterprise Hose Company
Frank Belcher
South Gilson
Klondike
The Boom in Mules Across American Farms
A Sun bulletin notes rising mule numbers while horse totals fall due to streetcar electricity bicycles and motor vehicles. Mules favored in the South and Southwest for endurance and low upkeep. Texas leads with 3000 mules valued over 10 million dollars.
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Department of Agriculture
Horace
South
Southwest
Missouri
Texas
Georgia
Tennessee
Louisiana
Gulf States
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Northwest
California
United States
Paraphrased Proverbs and Fragments from a Chicago Record
A fragmentary column quotes disjointed maxims about women friendship and speech, mixing misprints and aphorisms. It notes home as a safe space and likens talking to riding a wheel, with hints of moral instruction amid garbled text from the Chicago Record.
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Alton
Chicago
Markets End Lower on Cuban Worries and Rail Losses
New York March 24 The stock market closed at the day’s low with fractional losses in rail shares and declines across most issues. Cuban tensions dominated trading as foreign investors cooled, while Spain’s debt and a torpedo flotilla news weighed on sentiment. The Senate adjournment and shorts covering shaped a uneven session ending at weaker levels.
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New York
St. Paul
New York Central
Louieville
Union Pacific
Washington Selling
Navy Department
Senate
Cuba
Philadelphia Market Report for Wheat Corn and Dairy Prices
Wheat futures show steady mixed moves with contract grades and month quotes for March April May and June. Corn No 2 mixed and white corn trade, oats steady. butter cheese sugar and live poultry hold firm with varied regional quotes and clear delivery notes. Receipts show flour and grain totals and shipments of wheat corn and oats.
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Philadelphia
Attec
New York Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Wheat Declines
Market notes indicate mixed futures with black sea and Manitoba wheat offerings weak to moderate demand. Spot wheat and corn show weakness while options and futures swing. prices end lower on measures amid shipping delays and unsettled seas.
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New York
Minengola
Duluth
Manitoba
Sliby
Fo. B
Aigo
Bertember
Lecemsber
Waal Lelie
Woeetern
Mmigge
Chicago Grain Market Faces Decline Amid War Talk
Chicago on March 4 saw a general downward drift in grain prices with only May wheat receiving modest demand from Leiter brokers. Corn oats and provisions showed varied moves while cash quotes listed specific grain and livestock prices and broad trading activity reflected a cautious market mood.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Leiter
Whyet
Cattle and hog market report from Kaat Liberty Pa
March 24 market notes list cattle classes with prices for prime bulls stage and cows heavy Yorkers fair weights and primes. Hog and sheep quotes appear multiple lines with veal and lamb values.
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Kaat Liberty
Fallale Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo March 24 cattle fair to steady with variation by grade. Yorkers 3.00 to 3.75 a hundredweight for common to choice. Sheep and lambs firm with lambs at 4.05 to 6.15 and wethers 1.50 to 4.25. Prices quoted for cattle and hogs reflect rough and common to good ranges.
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Ifallale
East Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Misha
Livestock Prices in New York Market Report
On March 2 in New York the Reeves Steady calves show steady gains from common to prime veal with prices around 7. Sheep and lambs remain firm with lambs quoted from 6.2 to 6.40 per hundredweight and clipped lambs at 25. Hog prices are firmer with death value noted per 100 pounds.
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New York
Credit balances and sales report from Ol City
March 2 report shows certificates cash opened Tie and first sales at T74c with highest Tide and 7c bid. Regular sales closed. Total sales 6.0% barrels shipped 62 182 barrels with 41 9 barrels and 62 182 barrels noted.
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Ol City
The United States Is a Big Country Says Clark Speech
The text recounts a St Louis speech by Champ Clark praising the United States as a vast nation. It recalls Mosely from Kentucky and a letter about the Mississippi, and lauds John L Sullivan for asserting equality before a royal audience. The piece argues against pacifist stances and promotes patriotic vigor.
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Champ Clark
St. Louis
Kentucky
Mosely
Vernon County
Missouri
George
Mississippi
United States of America
John Lawrence Sullivan
Prince of
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales
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Mahon Court
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Meare
Adame Ave
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Ck- Dor Avouine
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All Minds
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Henny Reelin, JR
Tyne
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Seraston, Pa
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Rochester
STORM
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Lakedide
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Naperville
Michigan
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Lackawanna Sign Company
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Sporting Goods
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Pein
Mammond
Scranton Gas and Water Co
Hyde Park Gas Co
G. B. Hand
Chiropodist
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A.B. Briggs
A. Briggs
Pickes
Adama and Mulberry
Barah A. Blanchard
County of Lackawanne
State of
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PAA Arriee
Care Tribune
Stuation
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Commonwealth Building
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Lewis Hancock, JR
Boruce St. Cor, Wash. Ave
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Parring & Msweeney
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Frank BE. Hoyle
Burr Building
T. Okell
James Hi. Torrey
Jessup
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
James W. Oakford
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Commonwealth Bidg
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J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Scranon
Edward W. Thayer
Joseph Jeffreys
Barr Building
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
R. Pitcher
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders National Bank Building
A. W. Bertholp
Auty
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. Glefrey
Savinus Bank
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Mary A Shepherd
M. D
Adame Avenue
A. Trapold
Bpruce Street
W. EB. Allen
Fugton ‘Avenue
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L. M. Gates
Bto Sa
Pinasson ‘Avenue
L. Freas
Shone
ST Dr
W. Lamoreaux
G. Rook
Nar Brinary Sur
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Ziegler
Victor K Rap
Clark & CO
Sredaena and Nurserymen
Green House
Slain Avenue
Jos
Oerville Avid. CO
Elizabeth
N. J
B. al Woolley
Atlanta, Ga
Eureka Employment Bureau
Hinghamton
Mulberry
Adams Avenue
Latif
Standard Novelty CO
Beskman Street
Empire Shirt Co
Adamenvonue
M. A. Stebbins
Lawrence
DR. L. ©. Lyman
DE. F. IL
MGRAW
H. F. Reynolds
DE. G. . Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
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Hors
School OF the Lackawansna
Bend For Catalogue
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Pribunal Publishing Co
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R. J. Baer
Wyoming Avenas
Hulbert
Megarger Brothers
Washington
Sven
Beranton
Frank P
Grown &O
West Lackawanna
Lesber OF
Popular Science News
Castoria
Newiew
William Linn
Elgina
Maloya
Iqalee
Tobiern Co
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Chie
B. & Coneee Bing
Chicago Gas Sonvacae
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RL & P
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Lake Bhor
Dsig
Ae Louis, & Nash
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A & Tex
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Terns & Pacific
Tinton Pine
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Met. Traction. Co
Manet
Trade Exchange
Asis Hl
Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
National Boring & Pes Co
First National Bank
Settee
Elmhurst Houseva Betes
Ranton Savings Bank
Beranton Packing Go
Pauke Fron & Bteol Co
Rd National Bank
Eanee Organup Novelty Mie
Seetenes
Aeronron Ruction Co
Eeeeeranton Awe Ae Ks
Ant Eee
Dickson Manufacturing
Scranton &T
Diet Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Axel Works
Scranton Traction Co
Eaat Liberty Cattle Market
Henry Belin, JR
The
Wyoming
Dupont
Agenclig
Thos, Ford
Jonn B. Smith
W. B Mulligan
Pitteton
Plymouth
Wikee-Barre
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