Grand Jury Final Report Shows Many Ignored Prosecutions and Cost Appeals
The grand jury dispersed after presenting 414 cases with 156 having no prosecutor appear. It urged county commissioners to bill responsible prosecutors for costs and recommended jail improvements while thanking District Attorney W. R. Lewis. The report lists numerous assault and battery indictments and other felonies, noting several ignored prosecutions and a high number of nonprosecuted cases.
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Billa
Grand Jury
Fis
Capluses
W. R. Lewis
John Berkhelser
Ontiria and Western Company
Miles J. McAndrew
Tullee
Priceburg
Frank Decker
Warehio
Negerton
Hares
Michael Connolly
Morris Crossman
Crossman
Connolly
J. Neary
Carbondale
Deveer
Rhode Island Supreme Court Upholds Ten-Hour Workday Law
The Rhode Island Supreme Court upholds a ten hour per day limit for street railway workers as constitutional. It rules the law protects public safety over private contracts, noting workers are barred from contracting to twelve or fourteen hours due to legal restrictions. The decision includes one dissent.
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Supreme Court of
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Deafness Cure Believed Found in Constitutional Remedies
An 19th century ad proclaims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and arises from inflamed Eustachian tube mucosa. It claims nine of ten cases come from catarrh and offers a remedy via constitutional treatment, promising one hundred dollars for catarrhal deafness and marketing Hall's Catarrh Cure and pills from Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hal
Cheney A CO
Toledo
I Biall
Forestry on a Huge Scale in Kirby Lands Texas
The Kirby Lumber Company plans a pioneering private forestry program in southeast Texas. Aerially spanning over 1.25 million acres in Jasper, Sabine, Newton, and five other counties, the tract contains longleaf pine and supports 15,000 workers. A working plan by the National Bureau of Forestry, started November 1, will address fire protection, use of trees for railroad ties, and the balance between saw timber and ties to ensure long term viability.
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Texas
Kirby Lumber Company
National Bureau of Forestry
Kirby Company
Santa Fe Railroad
Eiven
Kirby
Hinds
Jasper
Sabine
Mardin
Newton
St. Augustine
Angellne
Tyler
Overton W. Price
Thomas , Sherrard
Bureau of Forestry, Muaide
Sherrard
Bureau
Dixie Programme Presents Keough Ballard Sketch and Plays
The Dixie features Keough and Ballard with a drawing room to ancient Greece sketch plus a proposal scene from Tigomar. Keough as Polydor and Ballard as Parthenia receive praise for talent and prettiness. Also on the bill Myrkle-Harder stock company performs Ups and Downs of Life and Caught In the Web at the Dixie.
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Dixie
Keough & Ballard
Ainge-Strick
Keough
Mise Ballard
Polydor
Uiner
Greece
Mr. Keough
Mise Ballaird
Parthenia
Academy of Muasle
Myrkle-Harder
Oliver Byron
Lyceum Tonight Hosts Farce and Romance Mix
A report on stage events mentions Trobert Edesoi stepping in for Cyril Beott in The Girl I Left Behind Me in Chicago during the World's Fair. It notes comic mishaps with ill fitting trousers and Florence Morse Florence in the scene, plus previews Rupert of Hentzau and Heartsease at the Lyceum with Henry Miller and Parry Leighton star turns.
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Trobert Edesoi
Soldiers of Fortune
Lyceum
Charles Mrohman
Chicago
Cyril Beott
Thomas Oberle
New York
Eiy Theeise
Edeson
Cherle
Evledon
Catherine Viorenece
Aoleson
Stame
Miss Florence
Frank Mordaunt
Eoeson
Edevon
Mike Florence
Mies Mlorence
Mordawant
Jenkins
Au- Mence
Florence Hover
Mar. Edeson
Rupert of
Nutrition During Illness Reflects Calorie Dense Diet
The article notes a shift from blaming disease for weight loss to recognizing the importance of sufficient nourishment. Professor Vian Noorden cites dietetical therapy improving weight retention, with typhoid patients sometimes gaining weight during fever due to careful food selection and meal timing.
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Vian Noorden
Wall Street Review Shows Moderate Liquidation On Nov Market Day
The New York market opened irregularly with small, professional trading and modest liquidation. Manhattan stock led with an opening gain then slid 2% while Sugar remained steady. Readings showed losses, while St Paul and Reading dipped. Manhattan climbed to day’s high as the market closed mixed with heavy rail and bond activity.
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New York
London
Manhattan
Erie
United States Steellauce
Colorado
Reading
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Louisville
Nashville
Rool Jaland
United States
Owen
Ads Cini
Cooper Cobenage
Ewneans
Imm
Nat
Atchison, Pr
Brook
Imaigant
Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Ciechic
M. St
Fuel & Tron
Ring Col
Southern
South
Detroit
Dills Town
Toonis
St. Ry
Pacific
Norfolk & West N.Y
Central Spree
Penna
Lala
Southern Pacific
Southern RR
Fouthern Rrr
Coal & Iron
Texna & Pacitic
Trion_Pacific
Wis
Central
Chicago
Low
Baneses
Grain and Provisions Report From Philadelphia Market
Philadelphia grain and provision prices show wheat futures higher for November tips, corn holding firmer but limited by cautious demand, and bacon and butter markets steady to unchanged. Cotton rose five points on upland futures amid active trade, with upland prices around eight cents.
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Philadelphia
Prado
Western Creamery
New York
Idc.; Do. Do, Faly To Good, Large, 1Lihg Iag Nighar Nda” Sire Pals Kyu 6 Hy Wa
Colton
Poultry Market Report and Grain Shipments
The report notes demand for fowls, roosters, springer chickens, ducks, turkeys, and roasting chickens with steady activity in several regions. It records large quantities in barrels and sacks including 2,76000 pounds of flour and 1,000 bushels of wheat along with 2,100 bushels of corn and 2000 bushels of oats shipped locally.
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Elty
Barr
Nbc
Dresser
Irna
Wallige
Wheat and corn futures rise amid steady spot market
New York reports a firm spot wheat market with a sharp daily advance, mentioning No. 2 red and Northern Duluth futures. Wheat closes higher in March and December. corn and oats also rise with various grades noted. Dairy and cheese sections describe regional production and storage updates.
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New York
Northern Duluth, &Lyer Fo
Moye
Ehrm
Corn prices rise as shorts push market higher in Chicago
The Chicago market shows strong corn activity with shorts driving higher December prices and a firmer December wheat, while oats ease. January provisions finish mixed with slight declines, and cash bid quotes for flour, spring wheat, and rye appear uncertain amid thin trading.
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Chicago
Shorts
ATIC
Mey
Phere Milting
Brutse
Fragmented Local Market Notes From Chheige
A damaged OCR fragment from Chheige on November 1 lists varied prices and items such as sheep and lambs, bovine offerings, cameras, and household goods. Mentions strong demand for sheep and lambs and notes multiple prices, with unclear units and garbled vendor terms.
Buffalo Cattle Receipts Mixed as Market Steady
Cattle receipts at Buffalo show varied demand with prices steady to mixed. Buyers sought lower to heavier stock while high quality lots drew steady demand. figures indicate fluctuating values across classes and regions.
East Liberty Market Prices Recorded
Local market notes show varied livestock and produce pricing. Calves and veal values appear, with reference figures in dollars per head or unit, alongside several commodity codes and remarks from the East Liberty listings.
Trade records note varied shipments and barrels
A fragment cites credits and certifications with shipments totaling 10W 783 barrels at average OL771 barrels and 7 0) barrels, plus 80 barrels noted. Details are incomplete but indicate a commercial tally and certificates dated November 1.
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Gi Hy
Colonial Dames at Wilkes Barre Society Note
Mrs A J Cas and local members attend a Colonial Dames event in Wilkes Barre described in a wire report dated November 18 from The Associated Press. Attendance and remarks referenced local civic history project.
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Colonial Dames
Wilkes-Barre
Associated Plan
Mirs
A. J. Cas
Local Society Scene Mentioned In Montaged Report
A fragmented cache notes Mrs. W. Wharton presiding over the Bechler of Colonial Thames and national society officers addressing a local chapter this afternoon. A reception was hosted by Mrs. Benham in Dorreaunve before the group traveled to Philadelphia on a morning departure.
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With
Bechler
Colonial Thames
W. Wharton
National Societies
Linten
List of Advertised Letters at Scranton Office
Scranton post office lists unclaimed mail as of November 1. Names include Hart Ripple Pustimaster Murry Atwinter, Miss Edith Carpenter, Charley Cole, John James, Alexander Morris, Mrs John Mellor, Edward Longetiuet, Miss Nellie Sige, Ferdinand Schmitt, Thomas Rilew, Warren Baker, Johan Riving-On, Nellie Sige, and many others. Packaged items labeled as unclaimed.
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Jettera
Charles Bord
W.L. Poot
Henry Paden
Percy Grimwliul
Mr. Cirdinor
Mise Prehla Gerken
J.B. Hummeken
John Mellor
John Clarvey
Hoy AW. Hartman
Arthur Hudson
James Traley
Dhutchivon
John Dire
Mir
Iavaleak
Mend
Kimball
Wirkwood
Anik Dsnowlea
Mia
Irewaley
Charles E. Jones
John James
Jerux
J.T. Jennings
Mre
M. J. Lyons
Cornoval
Lewis
Edward Longetiuet
I.E. Lockwood
Eiza Llewellyn
Flinn Minor
FP. Merrill
Misa Carlo Mortellha
Bennie Melyan
Alex Morris
Andrew Ji
McComstock
Mis
J. Markle
National Water Works
Ales
Bennie Nicholson
Mray O. Sieh
Pengr Oblen
Moe
Elotin Guitkley
Miss Mars L. Clough
Protheson
Clo
Thomas Rilew
MM. Rye
Warren Baker
Peter Roth
Wees
Nichords
Johan Riving- On
Mys
C. Blade
Miu
Nellie Sige
Matt Schier
Ferndinand Schmitt
Mise
Idette Stevens
J. D. Stevens
Charles Berauton
Charles M. Bary
William Staum
M. Belly
Charlin "Taston
James Tyrell
Thoms
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William Taylor
Meredith Watkins
Charles Watkins
Chester Knott
Paul Skoda
Theo, Vilkowell
John Nolkufskis
Adam Sorroshis
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Andrew Sniskiiky
Mary Sullivan
George Rush
Kathe Wykofsky
Norton Selsok
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Stanley Machanshek
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George Ryan
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John Givinenton
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Bridget McNulty
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William Davis
John Morris
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Bridget Clirk
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Peter Gelie
Kenealy
Thomas Downs
Phoise- Frank Waymin
Ada Moon
Priganer
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Thomaa Nranik
Conpmen
Dominiel Needham
Mary Mulroney
M. Hh. Worden
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Aia Madeline
Ao Felany
John Meermnaert
Janie Roeno
John Volinsky
John Peters
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William Armonson
William Thorn
Wimma Brown
Jacol Fehi
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Clarlen Wirtehe
Walter W. Williams
Paul Wargo
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Javol Smililis It Tavis
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Esopt Todd
Thomas Stotel
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John FL Bryden
Frank Korowsk
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Ki. Platt
Totor Barnouski
Brantes Wosmuszki
Walter Kechefski
Anthony Anboteled
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Jaren Khonetski
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Frank Lb. Northup
Prea
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Joseph Those
Taouls Mae Tor
James Nash
Jotuniol
Angelo Inoils
Pronk Kiummeotski
Angello Fierer
Louis Parkies
John BR. Hryden
Thomas Anton
Frank Armor
Willam Davis
John Coombe
Jonn Bashan
Jaco Reese
Benjamin Jones
David Tarris
Seth Chiffith
Joseph Curis
Rhode Island Supreme Court
Gunton's Magazine
Texas Company
Myrkle-Harder Stock Co
Henry Miller
Iyeeum
Mr. Miller
Inisieiattera
Hrie Teoanple
Joerend Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Wile
Diinlel Sully
Tie
Thiniet Sully
Father Whalen
Dagilel Sully
Beranton
Wall Street Review
Scranton
The
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
8Th Mears Building
W. D. Runyon
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Lackawanna Dairy Co
P Big
County Bay
Bank & Rast Co Op
Hank
Lack
Trust & Safe Co Op
Co 195
Clark & Snover Co
Scranton Savings
Hank Foo
Traders’ National Bank Co - Scranton
Bolt & T Co
People's Buneeeeteaeaae
Eeene No . Scranton Packing Co
People's Street Railway
People's Treet
Jersey & Bosons Tes
Consolidated Water Supply Co
FOOTE @ FULLER Co
Washington Avenue
Union Cash Store
Dunmore
William Chappell
Providence Square
A. J. Howley
North Washinton Avenue
New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Buffalo
Voli
Anita
Mastop
Comfon
Siamlgg
East Liberty Live
East Liberty
Sh Tvein
Marie Orkers
Tod
Town Topics Gold Mining Company of
Denver
Bobtail
Catneis
Gilpin County
Charles D. Sanderson
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
West Scranton Station
Willian Bond
George Blimer
Budd Hopie
Ars Snealee A
Mra
Putiony He. Eon
Julia Malloy
Monwie KR. Porry
H.P. Ree
Mercereau & Connell
Commonwealth Bldg
Mocsle
Rushdale Works
Laflin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical CO
Sanderson Oil and Specialty Co
Race Street
City
Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
Dupont’s
Hepouno Chemical Company
Cornwell Building
Sorento
John B. Smith & Bone
W. Mulligan
Ode Kha ‘Wilke Barre