Miller-Labar feud shocks Stroudsburg area in court
In northeastern Pennsylvania Hiram Miller accuses his son-in-law Moses LaPor of larceny. Justice Robert Anmer frees LaPor on 300 bail as disputes within the Miller family flare. Bonds posted by Lewis Miller. Millers vow further action as tension remains high. Local politics note John Donovan wins prothonotary, while old coal transfer trestles on Tioga street are torn down for a new structure. Rev. Chamberlain of Brazil preaches in Tunkhannock during missionary visit.
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Snedal
Scranton Tribune
Stroudabure
Hiram Miller
Moses LaPor
Falt
Robert Anmer
Laliar
Lewis Miller
Lear
Annie Miller
Hiram Milles
Price Wwnship
Burnett
John Donovan
Laceyville
Witn
Court House
Tioga Street
Lehigh Valley
Election in Wayne County Officers Chosen Tuesday
Wayne county voters selected county officers in Tuesday’s election. Appointed roles include Associate Judge Joe G Hill D Prothonotary W A Gaylord Register and Recorder Francis HM Crago R Sheriff% Armburater D County Commissioners George W Taylor B George TM Robertson D George H Beamans JD District Attorney I M Atkinson Kh Auditors F EB Carlton R Auditors F Tolley D D L Fry D.
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Bprdal
Beranton Tribune
Honesdale
Wayne County
Joe G, Hill
W. A. Gaylord
Register and Recorder
Francis HM
Crago
Armburater
George W. Taylor
George ™. Robertson
George H. Beamans
I. M. Atkinson
Community events and notices from Thompson area
Special to The Scranton Tribune reports a G A R hall program and L A corps event to a large audience. A Gus Buens birthday party, diphtheria concerns in Starracea vicinity, and Susquehanna scare remarks are noted. Re v Mr French expects evangelist Mrs Frey for services next week. Ed Cole's child funeral attended by Rev A D David. Local residents and visitors run errands and attend dinners and recitals.
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Scranton Tribune
Thompson
G. A. R. Hall
The
Post
L. A. Corps
Gus
Buens
Starracea
Powltry
Susquehanna
TF. Jenkins
Pacificoast
Mr. French
Baptist Church
Frey
Paterson
N. J
A. D. David
Ed. Cole
West Preeton
Scranton
M. Lewis
Binghamton
Misa Flora Sanford
M. E. Parsonage
Dalton, Mire
N. & Foster
Ida Terrel
J. D. Miller
Spencer
Tower
Thompsonites
Mre
C. M. Lewis
Frances Demprey
Mrs. Partridge
White's Valley
Pain Balm Restores Shoulder after Nine Years
Adolph L. Millett of Manchester New Hampshire testifies that ChamberlainPain Balm relieved his wife from a nine year shoulder pain after using one bottle. The product, advertised as a remedy for persistent aches, is sold by all druggists with Matthew Bros as wholesale and retail agents.
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Chamberlain
Adolph L. Millett
Manchester
N. H
Matthew Bros
Elmira man seeks stock for local canning plant
Special to The Screton Tribune Mr Burnett of Elmira New York representing the company to erect the canning factory was in Tunkhannock on Thursday taking subscriptions for stock. The construction company claims a solid proportion and the plant will be built with all machinery installed ready to operate before inspection by the board of disasters and their acceptance by local stockholders.
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Screton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Burnett
Elmira
N. Y
Forest City Election Tangles and Local Notes
Special to The Scratton Thibone Susquehanna Nov 10 Forest City backed Maxey for sheriff by 249 as Brush may contest fraud. Wright defeated for register and recorder by 325. Temperance union seeks funds for Main Street fountain. Fraud allegations surround traveling dancing master Hillwood. Local weddings concerts and social events noted with votes tallies and small-town happenings.
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Susquehanna
Forest City
Wiliam J. Maxey
Richard Brush
William J. Maxey
Brush
Maxey
Wright
Register and Recorder
Women's Christian Temperance Union of Susquehanna
Main Street
Hillwood
Great Bend-Hallstead
Hallstead
Windsor
N. Y
George
Presbyterian Church
Smith
Vena M. Albee
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Erie Shore
John A. Sophia
Sucquehanna
Equinunk Methodist Church
Rost
Loran
Rush Township
Leander Lott
Tr Namer
A. B. Smith
Cook
Washington Street
Newark
N. J
Methodist Church
Samuel Falkenburg
Washington
Myron RR
Ida M. Berry
Honesdale
Christ Episcopal Church
Mina Frank
Carvondale
H. A. Bennett
Carbondale
Warner & Brower
Montrose
Fagan and Shew
Bherlin
Honesdale Social Roundup Notes and Local Rail Changes
Special to The Scranton Tribine Honesdale reports Honesdale friends hosting Lavinia Dimmick and Mrs. G Deis Dimmick from Scranton. Next Tuesday the Company E captain will change due to Captain Oxborne’s resignation. A new engine and crew join Deathware and Hudson construction with Harry McMullen as conductor. Farmers near Honesdale shipped six thousand bushels of ruta baga to Brovanton and Wilkes-Barre markets.
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Honesdale
Lavinia Dimmick
Mre
G. Deis Dimmick
Scranton
Company E
D.C. Oxborne
Deathware
Hudson
Harry McMullen
Hinesdale
Brovanton
Wilkes-Barre
Seminary Gridiron Tilt Draws Huge Local Interest
Cornell and Wyoming Seminary varsity teams meet on the local gridiron this afternoon under peak enthusiasm. Excursion parties from surrounding towns are planned. AL Bull from Pennsylvania coaches new plays for the seminary. The game starts at 8 o’clock.
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Cornell Service
Wyoming Seminary
al” Bull
Pennsylvania
Rush
Seminary
Syracuse University
Nelson Memorial Chapel
Enterprisine Amphictyon Society
Wyoming Feld
Lost raft of logs on Susquehanna river near Mehoopany
Towanda report says Oscar Poiner and partner search the Susquehanna for a raft of logs containing 10 000 feet of lumber from a season's contract. The logs were lashed at Mehoopany and moored to wait for higher water to float to Forty Fort. They were last seen Thursday and their whereabouts are unknown.
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Towanda
Oscar Poiner
Susquehanna River
Mehoopany
Forty Fort
Pike county deer cases test state game law
State game commissioners may test Pike county deer killing under a disputed law. If proven they plan prosecutions before November 1, with the case likely to go to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to decide which law governs Pike county and the commissioners assertion.
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Milford
State Board of Game Commissioners
Pike County
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Republicans See Shifts In County Townships In 1910
Stroudsburg reports Midred township finally casting two votes for Barnett and 1457 for Farmer Creasy, while Price township shows a Republican vote of one. Eldred township outlook improves for GOP as county analysis notes shifting support and cautious optimism ahead of future gains.
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Stroudsburg
Midred Township
Barnett
Farmer Creasy
Eldred Township
Price Township
Boys Ready-to-Wear Outerwear Catalog Notes
The excerpt lists boys heavy melton and silk Astrakhan reefers with braid trims and velvet collars in Merht and dark colors. Prices shown as regular value two dollars sixty cents and various 14 styles offered with pearl buttons and velvet collars. Also mentions Flino Kersey Roofer Over coats trimmed with pearl buttons and silk velvet collars in seal brown.
Scranton Garment Sale Promises Finest Novelty Suits
Advertises in stock Novelty B Suits Reefers and Top Coats for Scranton with values listed as 96 and prices 7 and 8 dollars. Mentions finest garments ever brought to Scranton.
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Scranton
Unknown man buried after Delaware Lackawanna death near Spragueville
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania on November 10 an unidentified man killed on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad near Spragueville was buried. Clothing yielded a single cent in torn rag pieces, likely kept as a souvenir. Towanda reports DL&W president said no branch line from Nichols to Lefayeville will be built next year.
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Stroudsburg
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Spragueville
Towanda
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Nichols, N
Lefayeville
Markets Shake Off Liquidation As Stocks Rally Late
New York trading opened with broad liquidation across all market sectors led by speculative industrials and major rail shares. By afternoon a partial recovery emerged as call money fell to four percent and buyers returned, lifting many prices from their earlier declines.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Standard Railroad
Lowther
Sugar
Manhattan
Stock Exchange
Anv
Pitts ton News Drowns After Train Strike Death
John Walker about 65 died from injuries after being struck by a train at No 6 mine. He leaves a wife and children Mary Vaughan James Thomas Nellie Walker. Funeral Monday morning. Invitations issued for marriage Jennie Cornelius Drake and Alfred Avery at Old Forge church on Thursday evening November 21 at 6 20. Local court dates set for Stevens acciliery riot tongues and Gibbor v Little and O'Toole. Jury verdict on William Gordon death cites kidney trouble, not injuries from ejection by Michael Corcoran. Pittston and West Pittston druggists agree on price control for patent medicines. W H Broadman report condemns West Pittston sewer outlets.
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Scranton Tribune
Pittston
Nev
John Walker
No. 6
Mary
W. W. Vaughn
Sayre
W. H. Broadman
State Board of Health
West Pittston
Bray Youth Dies at Avoca Colliery Mine
William Bray a 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs Bray of South Main street was instantly killed yesterday morning at the Avoca colliery mine while at work. Mrs Jones of Wyoming Nel and daughter Mrs Ross of Minerst Mills visited town yesterday. Mrs Nims of Philadelphia is visiting her parents Dr and Mrs Feamen. Moll Reap and Agnes Mora are staying with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Grimes of Elmbhurst. Mrs Harry George of Mountain Top is visiting sister Mrs Walter Andopion.
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William
William Bray
South Main Street
Avoca
John Jones
Wyoming
Ross
Minerst Mills
Thomas Nims
Philadelphia
G. TB. Feamen
Misees Moll“ Reap
Agnes Morahan
Grimes
Elmbhurst
Harry George
Mountain Top
Walter Andopion
Cold remedies and cautions from a Morristown carpenter
A Morristown carpenter warns against overdosing on cold medicine and urges following bottle directions. He notes a strong man may feel quick relief but warns this can push illness to a weaker spot. A pamphlet offers a manual of diseases and medicine prescriptions, available by requesting a copy through John Ste.
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Morritown
Market summary of grain and dairy prices in New York
New York market report notes declines in various grain futures with dull spot activity. Wheat and corn futures show small losses, with prices for May and June contracts easing while spot demand remains weak. Dairy prices for creamery and cheese hold steady to firm in parts, with regional variations and limited trading.
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New York
Duluth
Corrive
New
Tanto
Dee
Weetern Creamery
Waite
Witsotllee
Etnte Dairy
Alte
Sirone
Wheat slips further on surprise Argentine shipments
Chicago prices show a drop in wheat due to unexpected Argentine shipments. Corn stays firm on light country trading while oats and hides slip. Provisions ease and cash quotations list multiple grain and meat items with mixed declines and small gains.
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Chicago
Chicago Cattle Market Shows Mixed Demand Across Classes
Cattle market activity varied with women buyers strong and common stock in demand. Price quotes show cows steady to firm, higher-grade beef cattle fetching firmer prices while middling lots and feeders traded at lower levels. Sheep and hog markets also displayed mixed tone with lambs and western hogs contributing to volume.
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Chicago
Heffern
Toalle
Texac
Cattle Prices and Market Report at Final Buffalo Sale
Final Buffalo market notes show cattle and calf receipts steady to lower. Veals bring strong demand with high prices, feeders and fat cattle mixed, hogs gently lower, sheep and lambs uneven as trade narrows on varied classes and quality.
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Numbyer
Canadas
Market Prices Report from New York Hide and Cattle Sale
New York stock buyers show mixed action with steers steady to firm and cows steady. Calves and calves figures vary with slower demand and weaker weekend figures. Sheep and lamb prices soften while hog values dip. Canadian lambs fetch about 5.50 as hogs near 4.06.
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New York
Meeves
Butter-Creamery Dairy Products Update
Corrected by H. G. Dale, 77 Lackawanna Avenue. Butter-Creamery in Mo2ic print Me dairy firkins and tubs mentioned with small item details.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
East Liberty Market Price Listing Oddities
Market notes from East Liberty on November 16 show cattle and veal calf prices with mixed quality terms. The fragmentary list includes cattle breeds and weights, with inconsistent figures and mislabeled entries across multiple lots.
Unclear City Credit Notes With No Bids
Nov 1 report shows credit balances and certificates without bids offers or values noted for a public ship sale or auction activity in Ol City. Details incomplete.
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Ol City
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