Cleveland Scranton company forms with $400000 capital
The D L W board notes a proposed organization under New Jersey law for a Cleveland Scranton company capitalized at 400000 with 6000 shares par 100. It owns large production in Hancock and Wood counties Ohio and has begun drilling with flattering results. Directors include Frank M. Kirk C H Wellman HH R Manchester Walter Bowler Harry Jones James H Clark Jr Harry W King Charles T Marr McClellan Hurd J E Rowland W N Rowler Elmer H Lawall R Jay Flick and TD M Reynolds from Wilkes Barre Scranton Wilkes Barre Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Scranton ON
New Jersey
Hancock
Wood Counties
Ohio
Cleveland and
Scranton
Frank M. Kirk
Lakewood Savings and Banking Com
Colonial National Bank
C. H. Wellman
Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Engineering Company
Lakewood Savings and Banking Company
HH. R. Manchester
Runnells & Manchester, Insurance
Walter 8. Bowler
Lake Shore Banking and Savings Company
Harry Jones
International Text Book Company
James H. Clark, Jr
The
Wilson-Clark Company
Harry W. King
King Bridge Company
Western Reserve Trust Company
Charles TI. Marr
American Foundry and Machine Company
McClellan Hurd
Backcock, Hurd & Company
J. E. Rowland
Fairmount Savings Bank Company
W. N. Rowler
Forest City Paint and Varnish Company
Elmer H. Lawall
Diamond Land and Improvement Company
R. Jay Flick
Wilkes. Barre
Wilkes- Barre Times
TD. M. Reynolds
Reynolds Bros
D L W Board Make-up List for Today and Tomorrow
The document lists the D., L. & W. board for today and upcoming shifts with numerous names and times. Entries include extras, West and East crews, pushers, bartholomew and others arranged across night and early morning slots, indicating a rotating schedule for workers in various districts.
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East
Haggerty
J. Ginley
Tatar
Frounfelker
Weat
Carriggenet
Thompson
West
Nichols
Pittston
Golden
J.llenigon
Bartholomew
Widner
Vinerty
Houser
Moran
Earth
Mes Tionnell
Murphy
W. I. Bartholomew
A. m
Magovern
Gaffney
Secor
Stanton
Textras
Third
Noonan
Coslar
McDonnell
Brown
Uoacom
Racchford
John Goohagain
Hallstead
Lane
Rapid Plant Work At McClare Brooks And Barker
Progress speeds on McClare Brooks and Barker plants erected at Diamond Flats. Lake Superior traffic through Sault Ste Marie Canal to Nov 1 totals 80 081 019 net tons, up over 20 percent with iron ore freight over two thirds. Reports from New York claim Lehigh Valley coal traffic collateral deals and leadership moves at Reading and Lehigh Valley are under consideration amid near favorable developments.
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McClare & Brooks
Barker
Diamond Flats
Lake Superior
Sault Ste Marie Canal
New York
Hrard Trust Company
Lehigh ‘Valley
Philadelphia
Hauer
Reading
Hias
Morgan
Lehigh Valley
Muuch
Bridges Delayed as City Debates New Bond Plan
The common council on Thursday night proposed a special committee to draft a new bond ordinance focused on bridges and firehouses, but likely won’t finalize it soon. West Scranton councilors oppose funding riverfront expenditures and insist on home-city priority amid opposition from Parker, Moses, Paine, and Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Moses, Paine
Partridge
Kelley
Scranton
Chalron Rebathan
Djoorfal
Bond ordinance aims for new bridges and fire houses
The proposal outlines funding for new bridges and fire houses with a total bond amount estimated between $150,000 and $175,000, reflecting a policy favoring West Side projects at the expense of the East Side.
Colored man from the West arrested for larceny
John Moore, a colored man recently arrived from the West, was arrested on larceny charges by Mrs. Fannie Foster of Penn avenue. A $50 missing from Mrs. Foster's bureau prompted the search of Moore's room where items were packed as if fleeing. $8 was found on him and Magistrate Millar committed him to jail in default of a $300 bond.
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John Moore
Mra
Fannie Foster
Penn Avenue
Moore
Mrs. Foster
Millar
School Board Seeks Delinquent Tax Accounts Settled
After tax collectors, the school board demands immediate settlement of outstanding accounts. President Gibbons directs solicitor D. J. Reedy to notify all collectors with past due sums to resolve or face legal action. District cites about 12000 owed from pre 1910 accounts and estimates 7000 to 5000 due for 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons
D. J. Reedy
Markets Mixed as Roosevelt Message Anticipated
Wall Street traded with mixed sentiment as investors awaited President Roosevelt’s annual address amid trust and tariff policy speculation. Colorado Fuel and Iron led with a sharp rise, while Missouri Pacific Union Pacific and other Gould and Harriman stocks fell. Manhattan fluctuated, and readings showed broad declines before some late buys. Total sales reached about 0.7 million shares with bonds weak and U.S. 2s advancing modestly.
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New York
Roosevelt
Colorado Fuel and
Financial District
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Gould and Harriman
Buey
Manhattan
Wits
Pann
St. Paul
Reading
Luger
Alan Sugar
Amalgamated Copper
Gould
Colorado
New York Central
Baltimore
Ohio
United States 2
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Fragments
Corrected by H. G. Dale, 27 Lacka Ave. Flour F140. Fresh creamery dairy and cheese listings. Murrow beans per bushel, onions per bushel, potatoes per bushel. Nearby storage and miscellaneous produce pricing noted.
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H. G. Dale
Lacka
Ave
Hutter
Snc
Wheat and commodity prices update from Philadelphia market
Wheat dull and lower for November contracts while corn holds firm. Wool and butter steady. cheese firmer. Cotton down 16 points. tallow down slightly. Poultry quiet with a variety of fowls and turkeys showing mixed conditions. Receipts include flour 3,000 barrels and 2,208,000 pounds in sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Halle
Westen
Walle
New York Grain and Produce Market Summary
New York market notes call for steadiness with limited activity across grains and dairy. Wheat and corn futures show small moves with bids edging lower on some contracts, while butter and creamery products report steady to firm tone amid varied quality readings and regional dairy standards.
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New York
Duluth
Waite
State Dairy
Pennsylvania
Wheat and corn edge lower as cash oats hold steady
Markets show early activity in wheat and corn with prices easing through the session while cash oats remain firm. December corn closes slightly lower as futures trade dampens, with mixed notes across yellow and white corn and thin spring wheat offers amid uncertain demand and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiago
Aidan
Chicago Live Stock Market Report
Chicago market trends show cattle receipts at 1,009 head with live cattle pricing and trader activity reflected in the day’s report from Chicago. The Nebraska listing notes cattle values and wholesale movements impacting regional supply.
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Chicago
Market Report Steers Cows Hogs Lambs Prices and Receipts
Receipts today show hogs 29000 with a projection 40700 tomorrow and 7000 leftovers. Cattle prices list Texas red steers at 3.04 and bulls 204.50 with broader ranges for canners and cal ves. Sheep receipts 2500 report steady lambs and good to choice wethers priced from 2.50 to 3.00 per head.
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Saas
Texas
Axlir
East Buffalo Cattle and Sheep Receipts Report
Cattle receipts in East Buffalo held steady with tops around 82048.75. Sheep and lambs show mixed results with top lambs near 5.00 and yearlings around 3.70, while ewes and other stock show varied prices in dull market activity.
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East Buffalo
East Liberty Stock Market Report Nov 23 East Liberty
Cutth Steady prime hogs and sheep prices listed with bids for prime heavy hogs at 6.20 and 38.10 for mediums and heavies. Cattle and sheep ranges shown with quotations for various grades and weights. Only fragmentary figures present for veal and other livestock with total values around 7000.25 dollars.
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East Liberty
Unclear Credit Wilances Shipments Reported
Oil City daily note mentions Credit Wilances Ca certificates with no bid on shipments. It records volumes around ten barrels and fifteen barrels, with a reference to average totals around thousands of barrels. The fragmentary text lacks full details on dates, destinations, or prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Credit Wilances
Unclaimed Letters List at Scranton Post Office
Uncalled letters remaining at the Scranton Pennsylvania post office as of November 2. recipients include Miss Angeline Brossington Abe Bircher John Bolan Miss Mary Brown Miss Mug gle Brennan George W. Cowen Henry Casing Clark Curran Elizabeth Clark Miss Dean Cosgrove Mrs Eupha Coyne Walter Dimmink B J Dewart Rob Dickson and many others. Postmaster Ripple directs letters to be claimed with proper identification and payment of postage.
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Scranton
Postoffice
Ripple
Atlantic Mac Co
Angeline Brossington
Abe Bircher
John Bolan
Mary Brown
Muggle Brennan
George W. Cowen
Vhs Or Olen
Oters
Cunn
Henry Casing
Rank Clark
W., Curran
Ming Elizabeth Clark
Dean Cosgrove
Eupha Coyne
Walter Dimmink
B. J. Dewart
Rob Dickson
Margaret Duty
Yarns
P. Dunn
M. Hvans
Po i
Ried J. Flanagan
Mra
Anni ‘Uatett
Mer
Jennie. Moree
Griffiths
Tomas Guhe
FB. Ginsor
Mins Margaret Haley
Jomea Hughes
James Harragen
Fred E. Hiller
Ats. Hollinger
Alex
Humphrey
James Kea
Frank Hughes
C. Hannkes
al. J. Jackson
Alia
Thos
John Kreidler
J. ¢. Kelley
Rollandus Kocher
Miea Muory Hing
Ira Knapp
James J. Kanny
Elier Kelohler
William Kress
Nathan Keiper
Ligale Kennedy
Charles Leather
W. H. Lippincott
Ivatie Laity
the Jackawoune Pub, Co
Frank Lilsbee
Charles Lewis
Horward McGurr
Airs
J. Tiles
Oy Mongan
Misa Mary Mokerter
H. Martin
James Jf. Miliner
Minn
Mattin Miller
Wm. Marriman
J. N. Maxwell
Currie Miller
Mamie A. Morin
I. Melton
Cickawanna Overitie
Wpe
Celal
Harry Malla
J. Nash
Northup & Martin
Johnna Otrenba
Joseph Oessel
Walter
Hungarian Names Appear in Scranton Station Listing
A damaged OCR list shows numerous Hungarian and Polish names including Mattie Muaure, Chonnie Holwith, Willian Swalenuk, and West Scranton Station veterans. The fragment references residents and kin in a sparse, local notice style with no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Muaure
Chonnie Holwith
Willian Swalenuk
Walenty Nyse
Yuguana Hud
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Industrial and Labor
Cleveland Scranton Oil Company
D., L. and W. Board For
Thomas
Top
Abrams
Mullin
Dunn
Burkhart
Rogers
Fummite
M. Ginley
J. Ed
Murray
Sixtras West
Lord
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Haight & Mreese Co
Dl- SL
Mears Bullling
J. D. Runyon
Mannee
Owen, Wigh. Low
PY. S
Atchison
Auly Atchison
Halt
Thy
Canadian Pacific
Rata
Aeons
Eus
Funt & Iron
Southern
South
Weber
Detroit Souths
Erie
GMA Hocking
Tllinois Central
Louis, & Nash
St. Ry
Cicsceeus
Pacific
Norfolk
Una Paonia
Republic
Republic Steel
Pacific ' fits iV, nLebey pe = Southern KR, R Hoty tah alt “e re ‘enn
Coal & Iron
Oxags & Achlo Vo
Abe
Union
Fife
Western Union
Bay Eth
Scranton Board of Trade
Ba Dalry Co
Bounty Bay
Bank & Trust Go
Carboniale
Hird National Bank
Lack
Trust & Safe
Clark & Snover Co
Cteriry
Ae N.sono Ice Co
Ater Supply Co
California
Hockheimer & Assissing
Golden State
Burgundy
Sauternes
ST. Julian
J. Calvert
75C & Co
Beaujolais
R. Briunghaus
Charles, St Calvert & Co
Brandenburg
Cruse & Fils
Vreres
Laubenheimer
C. Lautern & Sohn
Henkel & Co
Green Valley
Monogram
Casey Bros
Wilson
Hunter Rye
Mount Vernon Distillery
DE War
John. Robertson
Burke
Trasks Saree
Ey Bror
Lackawanna Ave
C. HW. Mumm & CO
Moet & Chandon
Piper Heldsieck
Cook's
Triumph Brand
Charteuse
Benedictine
Philadelphia Produce Market
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Joyce Stores
Spring Lane
West Scranton Station
Amdo Bart
Karol Damblowski
Rank EF. Varrell
Mise Kathign Pee
Miss Hattly Jones
Mrs
Ienac Jones
le Ha Hanna Tribe
O. BR. M
Mmil Nowelelaki
Walter Swarts
Bert Williams
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