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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1900

Page

2

Curious Rock and Mormon Walk Tale From Susquehanna

A Montrose page piece compiles odd local notices and legends from Starrucca to Susquehanna. It recounts Joseph Smith’s river walk hoax near West Susquehanna and notes a carved rock near Great Pond town with footprints and religious ties. The column also mentions local births marriages deaths and civic notes including street paving and sewer surveys.

Dan Rive Dan Sinois Joseph Smith Hiea Smith Joseph Rice Dan Kier Susquehanna River West Susquehanna Mormonium Joeseoph Great Pond

Fortune Unearths Lost Heirs After Sixteen Years In Orphan Asylum

In a Pittsburgh case the Fidelity Title and Trust Company recovered a large estate once confined to heirs who vanished after being raised in an orphan asylum. Lewis Hall and William Hall, two of four brothers, were traced to scattered lives from newsboy to janitor. Attorney Ernest W. Marland located wills and secured shares for the surviving claimants, while the trust company holds the remainder for the two younger brothers. The brothers plan Pittsburgh residence and new business ventures with their fortune.

Mitteham Commercial Ganette Common Pleas Lewn A Lewis Hall Maintitta Fidelity Tithe Mane Trust Comming Pittsburg William Fltall Willam Hall Lawrence WW. Gingham Ernest W. Marland Francis J. Hall Pitteliy Kirkpatrick Perry Lulu Elizabeth Hall Lulu Hall Richard A. Mall Elizabeth Josephine Hall Richard A. Hall Colored Orphinatie Asylum Roejlevue Lewis Parkeburg Orphans Home Mr. Marland Tao Leon Hall William F. Mat Lalu Hall Randell Fidelity ‘Title and Trust Company Williams Este Fidelity Tithe and Trust Company

Siegel-Cooper Co operative Stores plan large stock offering

Prospectus outlines $2,000,000 of common stock placed in trust to fund employee dividends and a pension program. It offers 200,000 shares of 6 percent cumulative preferred stock at par with a guaranteed 6 percent dividend for five years, secured by trust deposits. The two Siegel Cooper Co stores in New York and Chicago will take possession July 2, 1900, with extensive assets and no debt.

Delaware River William Snape Erie Avenue el John's Catholic Church Jerome McAuliff Margaret Kelly George Leigston Glenburn Susquehanna Common Council Main Whitney New York Chicago Central Trust Company of Ilinois Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago Siegel-Cooper CO Siegel, Cooper & Co New York City Aamir

Siegel Cooper Co. Invests in Stock Subscriptions for Trust Plan

The Siegel Cooper Co and the Central Trust Company announce no management changes. Longtime leaders pledge to stay in control and deposit their stock with the trust for a multi year commitment. Subscriptions open May 7 1900 at 10 a m in New York and Chicago for 20 percent of the amount, with balance due by July 1 1900.

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Proposed share allotment plan allocates 200000 shares

The plan aims to extend benefits broadly by allotting stock in order: first to subscriptions for one share, then two shares, then three, continuing in the same sequence for larger subscriptions until all 200000 shares are allocated. The wording emphasizes extending access to patrons and the public.

Great Men Fall Out Sow Chute Thet Few Bone Poblica

Veritas intervened in a heated exchange among public figures, accusing Vos Vopus and others of self interest. The confrontation escalated until Veritas intervened and delivered a severe rebuke to the involved party.

Veritas

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