May term civil calendar set by clerk of courts
Stroudsburg reports clerk W. F. Decker has compiled fifteen civil suits for the May term. Cases include appeals, replevin, trespass summons, and assumpsit against entities such as Pocono Mountain Tee Co. and North Jersey Life Co. plus a mortgage matter involving Lydia Keller. The Brooklyn management salary dispute noted, with Cornell team plans for April return.
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Scranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
W. F. Decker
Nathan Marvin
Charles Martin
D. & Lee
Staples & Erdman
Thomas Smith
Romuel B. Correll
Lee
Freshman Ruckle
George Keller
Milton Keller
RK. L. Burnett
Charles Keller
R. L. Burnett
John 8. Mansfield
Jacob Fellinas
A. Martin Brill
Pocono Mountain Tee Company
North Jersey Lire Company
Assumpsit
Charles L. Smith
Storm & Palmer
D. G. Enos
American Fibre Company
John Db. Mansfield
Jacob Fillencer
Lydia Keller
John I
Eelie Factus
Ellenbeger & Huffman
Julia M. Canfield
Hrorough
East Stroudsburg
Trespars
KR. L. Burnett
A. R. Brittain
Malcolm M. Butz
Leopold Thomas
Ellenberger & Hoffman
Bhull & Shull
Jesse Ransbury
Western Union Telegraph Company
Morris
Death of W. B. Stoddard Montrose Postmaster
William S. Stoddard postmaster Montrose and longtime Susquehanna County politician died February 4 from pneumonia and typhoid fever at his Montrose home. He served as Montrose postmaster since 1898 and was district deputy of Royal Arcanum. Survived by wife Addie McCausland, parents, and two brothers. Funeral at St. Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev. Warriner officiating.
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Scranton Tribune
Montrose
William Fs. Stoddard
Montrose Fire Department
Susquehanna County
Stoddard
Montrose Academy
McKinley
Royal Arcanum
Rough and Ready Fire Company
Broddard
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
A. L. Renton
The
Presbyterian Church
Jennings at Pittston looks at future baseball paths
Hugh Jennings, famed ball player, visits town and plans to join the Cornell team for a southern practice trip. He may not accept a Philadelphia Inquirer offer of 3100 to captain the Phillies and is expected to play with the Brooklyn club when the season opens. The Cornell schedule includes games at Millicon and Atlanta before returning north after a twelve day trip.
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Brooklyn
Cornell
Ithaca
Jennings
Boston
Beranton Tribune
Tuwsten
Mirch
Hugh Jennings
Mhace
Mondey
Pittston
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mavon
Millicon
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Basball
Pittston Disturbance Echo Leads to Arrest
Edward Healey contractor faces disorderly conduct charge after Thursday night council disturbance. M N Donnelly secured warrant. Healey held on 3500 bail for hearing Saturday. Plea guilty, no counsel, alderman fined 22 and Healey jailed three days after refusing payment.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Common Council
Edward Healey
M. N. Donnelly
Loftus
Arore
Healey
W. H. Oillespie
Gillespie
Henley
Burglars Loot Freight House in West Pittston
Burglars broke into the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station freight area in West Pittston on Friday night. They pried open a window, opened cages of underwear from Luzerne Knitting mill and stole ninety six pieces, plus a box of groceries. Three men tried Jenkins & Company store but were driven off by the watchman.
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Mra. Ritter
West Pittston
Jenkins & Company
How to Save Doctor Bills with Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A farmer and merchant from Bedford County Pa. promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as saving doctor bills. He notes keeping a bottle at all times and using at cold onset to avoid medical visits. claims it never fails to cure. Sold by Matthews Bros. as wholesale and retail agents.
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Chamberlain
D. S. Meurkle
Mattle
Bedford County
Matthews Bros
Burglary reported at Great Bend and local notices roll in
Susquehanna March 2 A burglary at F D Clauss merchant tailoring in Great Bend netted clothing cloth and jewelry valued at 100 with burglars still at large. The late Daniel O Connell funeral drew a large crowd from St Johns Church. Various local groups attended in force. Warnings follow as criminals run the brisk business of theft in small towns.
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Laurel Hill
W. FE. Pennell
Lanesboro
Miss Edwards
Scranton
Frank Lyons
John Schoonover
Prospect S Street
Charles Henry Newing
Methodist Church
Binghamton
Jefferson
Erie
Waseca Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Wingouretta Council
N. A. Bennett
Anna Merk
Clara Fanta
John W. Barnes
First Methodist Church
Democratic County Committee
Montrose
Susquehanna County
Pearl Barnes
Susquehanna
Ida Rayner
F. I. Wilbur
Buffalo
Etta Chalker
Brookdale
A. Pettis
Oakland
H. O. Watrous
Forest City
D. Arthur Teed
Local notes from Hallstead Susquehanna and Great Bend
Reports describe studio work at Otonome park and signage designs inside. DuBois to return to Hallstead as consul general. McClain to lecture at Halistead on The Hand of Jesus in Creation. Delaware Lackawanna and Western station interior work and Young Men’s Christian Association building painting to finish. Erie plans extensive summer repairs around Susquehanna shops. Ice order for 5000 tons to New York. Oak land borough windows smashed by local toughs. arrests likely. Brandt chair factory set for Hallstead site. Possible end of Lackawanna double-header coal runs. more engineers and firemen needed. William B. Phinney resumes Eagle hotel management.
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Otonome Park
Hallstead
Great Bend Tannery
James T. DuBois
United States
Switzerland
Edward C. McClain
Philadelphia
Baptist Church
Halistead
Jesus
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
Young Men's Christian Association
Halletead
The
Erie
Susquehanna
Frank Westgate
Uniondale
New York
Oakland
Citizens’ Board of Trade of
Great Bend
Hallatead
Brandt
Lackawanna
William B. Phinney
Eagle Hotel
New Milford
Court sale in Falls township and factory progress in Tunkhannock
Sheriff J W Gray sold Monroe Gregory’s Falls township farm to George H Heltamnes for 2200 dollars. A Noxen lot sale to Joshua Zacharias was adjourned a week. The canning factory and Windaw Woolen mill machinery arrive and will operate by mid April or early May. The old Tunkhanock Manufacturing building is cleared for Windaw mill fixtures and a new addition rises under W C Kittredge. Orrick Brothers store can meet weather to begin constructing a new block on Tioga Street. Lee P Stark from Lafayette College returns home for spring break.
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Tunkhannock
Court House
John W. Gray
Monroe Gregory
Falls Township
George H. Heltamnes
Joshua Zacharias
Rk. FE. Billings
Cenior
Paul Billings & Company
Windaw Woolen Mill
Tunkhannock Manufacturing Company
Carbondale
W. C. Kittredge
Orrick Brothers
Tioga Street
Lee P. Stark
Lafayette College
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad Promises Refund
An old newspaper ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets offering a refund if the medicine fails to cure. The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove. The price is two cents per box.
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E. W. Grove
Nicholson Notes and Local Arrivals
Nicholson March 24 report shows Miss Jennie Wright returning from school and planning to attend the new Normal school at South Gibson starting April 9. Mrs. James Barrett’s nurse, Miss Prichard, returns to Scranton. Mrs. A. W. Stark visits Foster. Mrs. Augusta Benjamin and sister Mrs. Finn visit Cranton with Archie. Local gossip notes illness and a recent marriage in Vermillion Ohio as Henry L. Stark returns from the ceremony attended March 15 at the bride’s home.
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Mra. O
Finn
Bcranton
Benjamin
Archie
Clinton
Gibson, Pa
W. W. Leroy
Henry L. Stark
Alford
Vermillion
Ohio
Lulu Hatch
Parish Notes and Social Roundup in Lackawanna Area
The column notes visits by Rev J F Lewis of the Methodist Episcopal church and Mrs Charles Brown staying with her mother in New Milford Pennsylvania. A party honored Lee Walker on his twelfth birthday with guests Lee Stephens Howard Stephens and Arthur Cornell. M Parker visits Scranton friends. A lawsuit by W L Smith against the Lackawanna Dairy company is postponed to next week.
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J. F. Lewis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Brown
New Milford
M. K. Walker
Lee
Howard Stephens
Arthur Cornell
M. Parker
Scranton
Lackawanna Dairy Company
W. L. Smith
Beranton Tribune
Factoryville
Mercantile
E. W. Capwell
John
Forest City
Capwell
W. Capwell
Ontario and Western Railroad Company
Carrie Green
Starkville
Ames Millard
Fairview
Maud Gardner
Canton Factoryville
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
R. F. Y. Pierce
Odd Fellows
W. Dean
Edward Dalley
Missouri
F. le van Gorden
Wilson
Erastus Newcomb
Benton Township
Reorganization of Forest City Volunteer Firemen Relief
The Volunteer Firemen's Relief association in Forest City was reorganized after a meeting of Interprise Hose Company. J F Gallagher and borough treasurer J F Wellbrook became ex officio members. Officers include President John M. Brown Vice President Bert Howard Secretary Thomas J Pentecost Treasurer John Callahan and several trustees. A special meeting is set for tonight.
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Beranton Tribune
Forest City
Volunteer Firemen's Relief Association of
Interprise Hove Company
Busness
J. F. Gallagher
J. F. Wellbrook
John M. Brown
Bert Howard
Thomas J. Pentecost
John Callahan
C. Carr
J. J. Wells
H. F. Pohren
Thomas Duck
F. M. Fritchard
George Ledyard
Mia
Newell Dow
Bertha
Binghamton
Will Tayor
Delaware
Hillside Corl and Iron Company
James T. Jennings
Taylor
Henry Bennett
Manly
Nebraska
Peter Coon
Bennett
John Roderick
Richmondale
Floman
Hopbottom
Frank
Homan
Davis’ Opera House
Richard Gray
Brown Building
W. H. Higgins
Edna
Beranton
Elizabeth Higgins
Delaware Stroet
Loretta McAvoy
Pleasant Mount
le Roy Perkins
Pennsylvania Railroad Offers Four Day Washington Tour
The Pennsylvania Railroad promotes a four day personally conducted tour to Washington from Williamsport Wilkes-Barre Sunbury Harrisburg and nearby cities leaving April 3 with hotel included. Return departs Washington April 5 and extra trains accept late return through April 7. Round trip rates vary by origin from 10.10 to 15.60 dollars with midtown stops en route.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Williamsport
Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
National Capital
Renovo
Scranton
Mt. Carmel
Altoona
Lancaster
York
Dewart
Belmsgrove
Lykens
Dillsburg
Lebanon
Columbia
Wrighteville
Shamokin
Gaper
Bunbury
Stations on the Cumberland Valley Rail Line Mentioned
Guides to Washington will be distributed free on the train as part of itineraries and travel information. Ticket agents EB Harrar Wil Hamport PA and tourist agent Wilkes Barre PA provide rates and full details. George Boyd assistant general passenger at Broad Street Station Philadelphia handles inquiries.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Chambersaburg
Washington
Harrar
Wil- Hameport
Wilkes Barre
George Boyd
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Musical Gossips and Opera News From The City
Alfred Wooler solo tenor at Elm Park church gave a Brooklynbound concert Friday. Dan Thomas promotes a mammoth Atlantic City choir contest. Frohman sails to arrange The Rose of Persia with Sullivan. Arthur Ott invites amateur musicians to join the Lawrence band room orchestra. An organ recital at Providence Presbyterian church benefits the organ fund. Metropolitan season closes with Faust Carmen double bills featuring Calve and Sembrich. Wagner cycles draw smaller crowds in Philadelphia.
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Alfred Wooler
Elm Park Church
Brooklyn
Charles Frohman
Europe
Arthur Sullivan
Polanthe
W. C. Ott
Lawrence Band Room
Wyoming Avenue
Providence Presbyterian Church
Haydn Evans
Scranton College of Music
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Evans
Lizale Hughes-Brundage
W. A. Roberts
Rose Conway
Church of the Holy Cross
Ladies’ Aid Society
Organ Fund
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
The
New York Sun
Calve
Mme. Sembrich
Mozart
Rovenni
Philadelphia
Anthracite Coal Trade Outlook in Spring
The Ledger reports the anthracite coal trade remains quiet with no demand increase for domestic sizes. Dealers expect price concessions as spring approaches and mild weather reduces fuel urgency while producers curb output to avoid unsold stocks.
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Philadelphia
The
Ledger
Oil Market Report From Oil City March M
Market notes from Oil City outline credit balances and figures for March. Data include Genin Vet Aviva Sash Rina and a general average noted as 431 with an unclear reference to 1 mm.
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Oil City
March M
Genin Vet Aviva
Markets Rally on London Buying Signal and Bank Strength
New York reports foreign buying from London lifts U S securities with gains in Baltimore and Ohio and Denver and Rio Grande. Trading shows large blocks in Pennsylvania and railroad issues. government bond demand steadies and cash reserves rise after lenders curb loans. Total volume hits 474000 with bond activity firm and savings banks seeking high grade railroad bonds.
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New York
London
Baltimore
Ohio
Denver
Rio Grande
Pennsylvania
Norfolk and Western
Tchison Common
Southern Pacific
Pacifics
Ally
Het
United States 48
New
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Digest
Corrected dairy and produce listing from Scranton market shows Butter Creamery tubs and dairy items with prices. Eggs and Cheese sections list full cream and marrow choices. Reed Potatoes priced at 1.25 per bushel, with assorted beans and peas noted in the batch.
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Scranton
G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Dte
Belect Western
Market Prices Report with Grain and Livestock Quotes
The column lists March futures for wheat, corn, and oats with mixed quality grades. It notes steady or unchanged butter, eggs, cheese, sugars, cotton, tallow, and various live poultry items, plus flour and large grain shipments and current bushel counts for wheat, corn, and oats.
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Newark
Market Summary Across Grains and Produce
Market notes indicate mixed activity in grain and produce. Prices show slight firmness in corn and soy while oats and wheat hover near steady, with profit taking cooling early gains and prompt options for near term delivery remaining firm.
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York
March
Adoe
Mason Tablets Health Cure Claims Circulated in Ad
An old advertisement promotes Mason's Red White and Brown Tablets and Ointment with bold claims to cure dyspepsia coughs throat and liver disorders. It asserts overnight relief and urges purchase from listed drug stores in Lackawanna Avenue and Arch Street Philadelphia.
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Mason
Qu Ely
O. K
Mount
Marson
Bedtim
Catart
MAT the On Bros
Mason Chemical Co
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Market report with mixed commodity quotes
June grain and dairy quotes show Potomen prices for corn and oats steady to firm with fluctuations. Soys and butter markets described as firm with regional dairy products and various grades showing strength and weakness across state and western markets.
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Western Creamery
Matiige
Market Summary From Chicago Early Corn Firmness Eases
Chicago report notes strength from west in corn firmness fading under lower export bids and bearish factors as May prices ease. Cash quotes show mixed commodity prices including No 2 corn at 37 4c, oats, lard, short ribs, and sugar prices reflecting market drift.
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Chicago
Gary
Hurley
Northwest
Timothy Reed
Cattle Receipts Mixed as Texas Steers Lead Week’s Slug of Trade
Wire service style cattle market note shows receipts about 40 000 cattle and hogs 142 000 for the week with Texas steers closing strong while hogs and sheep move varied. Mixed price ranges across categories include good to prime cattle and heavy feeds, with nearby figures reflecting pasture and market conditions.
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Chicago
Texas
Texas Bulls
Fast Buffalo March Market Cattle Hogs Sheep Steady
Market reports show cattle steady to firm with prime steers best and light offerings fair to good. Hog prices mix with strong meat demand and feeder weights mixed. sheep and lambs steady with top values around seven to eight dollars for select lots.
Philadelphia Stock Market Week Recap
Market notes from Philadelphia show beef cattle in lighter supply and higher top grade prices. Sheep demand improves with firm extra grades and veal calves active. fat cows and lean sows in decline. dressed beef values rising as cattle markets fluctuate.
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Philadelphia
TuaTlec
Tiye
Tabye
East Liberty Cattle Market Report
Fragmentary market notes list cattle types and prices including common cattle and lambs. Unclear details and numbers appear scattered across the snippet with scattered measurements and references.
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East Liberty Cattle Market
New York Live Stock Market Report March 31
A garbled market brief notes steady demand for calves and steers with some fluctuations. It mentions values and trends for hogs and sheep, with unclear details but indicates a generally steady tone in New York trading.
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New York
Sofia
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Fcranton Tribune
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Phino
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Hh. J. Manning
Clarence ©. Titeworth
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C. N. Warner
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Avetin Walsh
Gaiety Theatre
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Casino Company
Albert Pilling
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Pilling
Atlantic City
Dan Thomas
Dan Cwmbwrla
J. T. Watking
J. T. Watkins
L. B. Powell Music Rooms
Connell Building
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G.O.D
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Wall Street Review
Tribune
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Jordan & Co
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Atchison Fy Traction
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Oaneee Bank
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Econom Light i Os P. Co
Scranton Paint Co
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Iron Fence & Ta. Co
Dairy Co
Ioayings Bank & Trustees Bank
Rirnsard ‘Drilling
Eeetees
New Mexico
Ty Coal
National Bark
Elre
People's Street Railway
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Beranton Traction
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New York Grain and Produce
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Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
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