Alimony Cut and Local News From Wilkes-Barre Area
Judge Woodward reduces alimony to eighty five dollars per year for Elizabeth Downing in Lafxerne. Hazleton coal collierien to work twenty days in June. men averaged two days weekly in winter. A Hazleton Hungarian, John Pukor, dies by his own hand at the reservoir near Old Sugar Loaf. despondency cited. Wilson Becker returns to Wilkes-Barre after a year in British Guiana gold digging.
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Judge Woodward
Lafxerne
Elizabeth
Burton Downing
Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Hazleton
Tidsate
John Pukor
Reservoir
Old Sugar Loaf
Wilson Becker
Wilkes-Barre
Demerara
British Guiana
Henry Bayre
East Stroudshire
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Henryville
Hibs Dementht
Fott Beaumont
Wilkes- Hare
Erecr
Gener
Judson K. Kilpatrick
West Point
Santings
Chile
Bradford County
Court of Common Pleas
Walter K. Green
Horace Horton
John Wolfet
Mary Waddell
Thomas Waddell
West Tittston
Migs Waddell
Felfer
New York
Mre Gangloff
Dorranceton
Harry Bryden
Rosa MacClementys
Weat PiLtyton
George
Plains
Welock
Main Street
William J. Finn
Dr. Brooks
Dr. Brook
Los
Local notes from Tunkhannington and nearby areas
Tidbits report travel changes as Lehigh Valley train from Wilkes Barre is removed from the schedule. Social items include visits, weddings in Yonkers, a frost causing damage to a home, an Odd Fellows meeting in Williamsport, and a local candidate Frear for the State convention.
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FE. H. Hil
BE. J. Jordan
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
John N. Garman
Wilkes- Barre
Carver
Hodge
Springville Silay
Hopy Northrop
Yonkorn
N. Y
Alice Northrop
O. Dershimer
John T Sickler
Williamsport
The
Odd Fellows
James J. Prear
Wderegate
Frear
Mies Jennie Reach
Towanda
Pas
Drunk Twenty Years Dramatizes Patent “AntiJag” Miracle
A correspondent recounts twenty years of drinking and recovery with a claimed miracle drug “AntiJag” sold by Stevana Chemilenl Co. in Broadway New York. The letter alleges use without consent and promises free details and rehabilitation instructions through mail order.
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Plata
Te Stevana Chemilenl Co
Broadwy
New York
Local News From Scranton Visit Hints At Town Activities
Scranton residents Pelle Starr and children spent Sunday with Mrs. L. D. Kemmerer while J. R. Fuhrman joined others visiting James Flynn. Local sportsmen Simrell and Wil enberger leads in fish caught this season with a 65 pound twenty-nine inch haul. The Bell Telephone Company plans a regional extension linking Dalton to the town with lines to East Mountain Lake Winola Lake Carey and Scranton. Memorial day is set for May 20 with Epworth League observations and classes held.
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Pelle Starr
Scranton
L. D. Kemmerer
J. R. Fuhrman
James Flynn
Stanley Simrell
John Wilenberger
Megare
Shmrell
Eilenberger
Jene Walton
H. H. Wilbur
Hully
Keystone Academy
Bell Telephone Cmpany
Dalton
East Mountain
Spring
Lackawanna Valley
Bell Telephone Company
Wyoming Valley
Lake Carey
Lake Winola
Pennsylvania
Pred Wrieht
Nielels
Green Ridge
J. K. Bueizix
North End
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred Lt. Foster
Marriott Carr
Nicholson
Frances Coleman
Miamn Street
Gertie
G. A. Croadwin
Clark's Summit
Avoca Social and Marriage Announcements Highlight Town
The Goold Will Social and Literary duty plans a social in OMalley's hall tomorrow evening. The marriage of John Doherty and Mary Pitzpatrick will be solemnized at St. Marys church this afternoon. Mrs. Martin OHar a and family visit from Catuchsen. Mrs. Oliver Burke of Pittston visited town Sunday. Many townspeople visit each other and attend conventions and meetings, including AOH, Red Men, and Catholic Total Abstinence union events. A council meeting considers regulating telegraph wires and poles on public grounds. A bicycle club forms with 19 members and elected officers.
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O'Malley
B. I. McGee
Chicago
J. Gallagher
Mary
Wilkes-Barre
McQueen
Walter Jeffrey
West Side
Mauch Chunk
James Alexander
J. Campbell
BK FB
Quinn
Martin McAndrew
John McKeon
Nanticoke
Avora
T. J. O'Malley
O'Brien
J. H. Anderson
Alexander Allen
R. H. Oliver
Thomas McMillan
Walter Anderson
John Earley
Oil Cloth and Matting Sale Itsem
Oil cloth sale offers 500 yards marked from 15 to 43 cents per square yard with values from 20 cents to 40. Matting sale presents 200 yards assorted mats at half price from 6 to 25 cents, offering substantial savings.
Slavonian Parade Draws 10000 At Mountain Park Convention
The sixth annual National Slavonic society convention opened in Landmesser hall Wilkes‑Barre May 17 with 24 local assemblies and 10000 members. A grand parade formed along South Main culminating at Mountain Park for a large picnic.
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Wilken-Narre
National Slavonian Society
Landmesser Hall
Pittsburg
Stephen Oraver
Hagieton
A. & Ambrose
Plymouth
P. V. Rovnianek
Allegheny
Rev. L. Novemeeky
Freeland
John Miller
Cleveland
J. F. Rybar
Braddock
J. V. Rovnianek
Ambrose
Rovnianek
Mountain Park
Ladies’ Auxiliary Society
Zivena
Tts
Landiwesser
Mary Kinetz
New York
Paul Novomeky
Mary Exner
Woodlock
South Street
South Main
Publin Square
North Main
Union
Washington
East Market
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Mowntain Park
Divisrona
National Slavonic Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Peckville
St. Cyril
Exeter
Fraternity
Nanticoke
Bt. George
Dupont
Andrew Emet
Hand
Old Forge
Holy Heart
Bt. Andrew
Carbondale
St. John
Land
Winton
George Tranovsky
Band
Glen Lyon
St. Gabriel
Beaver Meadow
Minersville
Ivan Dakner
St. Clair
St. Nicholas
Shickehinny
Svetozar Vanjansky
Philadelphia
St. Peter
Lansford
St. Matthew
Siegfried Bridge
Vojtech
Nayer
Scranton
Jan A. Komensky
Slatington
Bt. Mary
Swedeland
Patolest Slovanov
Priceburg
Wand
Miner's Mille
Simon and Suva
Hazlebrook
John Slovensky
Beasarin
Silverbrook
Forty Fort
St. Peter and Paul
Sheffield
Andrew Javko
John Wallace
Monroe County Heirs Eye 10 Million Dollar Bank of England Fortune
In Stroudsburg on May 17 an article reports a potential windfall of ten million dollars awaiting heirs of the Staples family. The money, once real estate proceeds in Britain, is held by the Bank of England and may pass to descendants including Reverend John Staples and Maryland claimant Mr Heaton, who seeks a share.
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Pennylvania
Astor
Vanderbilt
Times
Monroe County
Bank of England
W. &. Dutot
American
John Staples
America
Old London Gazette
London
Bank of London
Magland
Hev
New York
Gentleman
Heaton
Maryland
Albion's Isle
Mr. Heaton
Staples
Motive Behind Bill Jenkins Disposing of Apple Juice
Special to the Scranton Tribune details Bill Jenkins a large farmer in New Milford Great Bend township known for heavy hard elder consumption. After a day fishing he returned with a rag on him and was early to bed raising speculation about the cause and the strange events surrounding his cattle rounding routine.
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Dreamland
Eunrize
Keeley
Tinelog
Bill Jenkins
Scranton Tribune
New Milford
Great Bend
Bill
Wil
Family Wash in a Cave-In at Laurel Run Coliery
At Parsons near Wilkes-Barre a cave-in at Laurel Run colliery pits two tubs of laundry and a cherry tree into a twenty by fifteen foot hole. Mrs. William Hall was outside her kitchen when the tubs disappeared and later the coal house sank with them. Authorities report several small cave-ins in the mine workings.
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Wilkes-Barre
Laurel Run
Parsons
William Hall
Ned
Nicholson Stone Shipments Peak For April at Local Station
The Nicholson stone business reports high shipments with about seventy carloads sent in April, mainly late in the month. Dr. B. Wheeler and E. D. Ball departed for Old Point Comfort, health improving, while tannery leather work nears completion in about two weeks and Will Foot, formerly with H. G. Stephens, visited town.
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Nicholson
Will Foot
IL. G. Stephen's
Markets Rise on Cuba Aid Message Amid Spain Tension
Wall Street advanced as a proposed appropriation to aid destitute Cubans softened the sense of hostile Spain. The market strengthened despite early doubt, with most stocks firm and total daily sales reported at 12 shares.
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New York
Merigo
Cuba
Spain
Washiieton
Senate
Cohan
William Linn
Ale« Len & CO
Mears
Scranton and Scranton transit notes with mortgages listed
Railway first mortgage due 1918 and second mortgage due 194 showing financial entries for Scranton and Pittston Trac Co People Street Railway and related firms. Market reports from New York include flour wheat corn and dairy prices with numerous figures and commodity values.
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Scranton Pass
Dee People’s Street Railway
Senes Scranton & Pittston Trac. Co
People’s Street Railway
Tuckson Manufacturing Co
City of Scranton St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Coy
Seranton Axle Works
Cecare
Descriptive OCR Fragments With Odd Grain and Livestock Terms
Fragmentary OCR note lists broilers wintering and quality remarks with scattered figures for receipts. Mentions flour barrels sacks of wheat and corn bushels with irregular spellings and unclear dates.
Chicago Grain Market May 17 Report Shows Mixed Futures
Chicago May 17 leading futures list mixed gains and losses across wheat corn and oats with May and July contracts showing varied prices. Cash quotes for wheat corn oats rye barley and products are recorded along with flour and grain receipts and shipments.
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Chicago
Aloore
Aryaaltodt
Cattle Market Roundup Mixed Prices Across Regions
New York traders report mixed cattle and hog activity with active demand for calves and steers. Cows and heifers remain steady while sheep show softer demand. hogs edge higher in some markets and overall volume appears robust.
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New York
Chicago
Mitel
Oi Market City Pa May Highlights Credit Balances
Market report from OI City Pa notes credit balances and petroleum runs with figures including 97 998 barrels and references to cert balances, credits, and wartime era terminology.
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