Miners at No 7 Colliery Probe Dockage Grievances
In Wilkes-Barre yesterday a few hundred miners met at Empire base ball grounds to present complaints to mine officials about docking rates. Committee members planned to submit grievances in writing to Superintendent Lawall, hoping for a just adjustment.
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Wilkes-Parre
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre
Wil
Haw Thomas
Thomas
Hle
Empire Baseball Grounds
Tiche
Luwall
Fire Boss Evan Pugh Killed by Falling Rock
Evan Pugh of Pittston, a fire boss for the Clear Spring Company, was killed when a rock weighing more than fifteen pounds fell from a ledge at No 4 lift near Pittston. He was supervising timber erection when struck on the back of the head and died instantly, skull fracture suspected.
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Evan Pugh
Pittston
Pugh
Fire Bors
Clear Spring Company
Notable Pittston Manager Dies at 45
A Pittston area official, about 45, died leaving a widow and six children. Surviving family reside on Ann Street West Pittston.
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oMdiale
Ann Street
Weat
Pittston
Luke Trainor Killed in Plymouth Junction Car Coupling
Luke Trainor of Mill Creek, a Delaware and Hudson brakeman, died after being caught between two coal gondolas at Plymouth Junction. He was 21 or 22 and unmarried. He collapsed at the scene around 11.46 am and died at 12.20 pm after doctors and a priest administered last rites. His body was taken to Mt Creek.
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Wilkes-Barre
Luke Trainor
Mill Creek
Delaware and Hudson
Plymouth Junction
Trainor
John Carter
Carter
McKee
T. J. Donahue
Phyal Vlan
Donohue
Mt Creek
Brakenan
James Trainor
Local Notices and Upcoming Events Highlight Community Life
Invitations issued for the marriage of Paul W. Gardner and Miss Louise A. Heft on Tuesday February 1 at noon in Grave Episcopal church. Mrs. J. B. Richmond expected home tomorrow after two months absent. Ladies of the Methodist church to host their annual chicken supper Thursday evening October 7. Sections of the Pennsylvania State Capital association to meet in Presbyterian church on the 18th. Mrs. Josephine D. Whitney returning from Salt Lake City after three months. Y P S C E entertainment course at Presby church has secured funds for tickets. Aerial Heart company performed at the opera house to a crowded audience praising the rural comedy drama. Wayne county fair attendance large with favorable weather and strong farm product display.
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Delaware
Tudson
Paul W. Gardner
Louise A. Heft
Grave Episcopal Church
J. B. Richmond
Dora Conger
Brooklyn
Long Island
The
Methodist Church
Williams
Opera House
Wayne County
Forest City school board completes land purchase
At a special meeting the Forest City School board paid $100 to Hillside Coal and Iron Co for the land where the school building stands. The three lot parcel had been held on contract for years. Next regular meeting is Tuesday Oct 5.
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Forest City School Board
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
Hendler
New York City
Forest Cito School Board
GQ. B. Stone
Methodist Church
Thomas J. Pentecost
Enterprise Hose Company
Wilkes-Barre
Bird
Scranton
Honesdale
Hoekine
Forest City
Eichholzer Broa
Ladies of Christ Episcopal Church
Local social notes and business developments in Scranton
John Z Fassett of the Wyoming Naational Bank visits Scranton for the day. A ten cent supper at Mrs Heteht on Harrison Street draws a large crowd. David Gray plans to add a second story to his bakery for a dance hall. Dallas fair attendance includes Walter Cassidy John Lyman Harry Cassidy Newman Fitch and wife Charles Barlin and Miss Lyella Osterhout. Burgess resigns to visit Long Island. A pumpkin pie social at Mrs G C Millers supports the Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
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John Z. Fassett
Wyoming Naational Bank
Scranton
Mike
The
Baptist Church
FPF. Co
Burgess
Long Island
Milford man in poor health and local news notes
Milford Connecticut reports Porter M Cassidy in very poor health and notes he is a native of Tunkhannock. The foundation for a new feed mill along the Lehigh Valley tracks has been completed. O8 Mille and wife spent the past week at Atlantic City while William Campbell and wife will occupy rooms above Campbell's business premises.
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Milford
Conn
Porter M. Cassidy
Mr. Cassidy
Tunkhannock
Lehigh Valley
Mille
Atlantic City
William Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Scranton Residents Noted in Local Notices
William Lewis visited relatives in this Place this week. Esther Rowland called on sister Mrs W J Davis. G W Townsend travels through Gradford and Wyoming counties. Dallas fair attendance noted. Mrs G W Marsh died Monday and was buried Wednesday. she leaves a son. Rev Wilton Trieble conducted services. Turress Bounders instructed officers to arrest wheelmen exceeding four miles per hour. Harry Baldwin fined 4.25 after arrest on Wyoming avenue. A WilkesBarre doctor also arrested but not fined. Temperance Code quarterly officer election held. forty rehearals for operetta The Jolly Farmer.
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William Lewis
Scranton
Esther Rowland
W. J. Davis
G. W. Townsend
Gradford
Wyoming
G. W. Marsh
Wilwon Trieble
Harry Baldwin
Wyoming Avenue
Lone
Temperance Code
Markets Endorse Bearish Tone With Volatile Trading
New York stocks drift lower on September 10 as bears resist rallies and activity fades. Large late selling with minor recoveries left prices down. total sales reach 397,200 shares amid scattered quotes from Scranton and related firms.
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New York
Bears
Philadelphia Provision Market Report Summary
Philadelphia market notes wheat and corn futures movement with mixed September to December contracts, nominal for several months, flour prices rising for winter and spring grades, butter and cheese steady amid firm demand, pork and poultry markets mixed with dull live poultry and fresh meat, receipts show substantial grain and flour shipments and various stock levels across city mills.
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Philadelphia
Philadephia
Sadige
Malta
Wigarte
Huger
Hanes
City Amills
Chear
Straicht
Pennsylvania
Freeh
Grain and dairy notes from New York market report
A New York market summary reports firmer spot wheat and corn with options trading on May and October contracts. It notes quiet beef and dairy prices, stable oats, and overall subdued trading activity amid export rumors and drought news shaping near term directions.
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New York
aTgadiMe
Diana Sige
Sieasiic
Sale
Western
State Dairy
Walde
Kbene
Pennsylvania
Western Fresh
Dull
United Close
Nu Market
Chicago Futures Summary for Wheat Corn and Hogs
Chicago prices Sept 1 show leading futures for wheat and corn with No 2 yellow corn and No 2 red varieties listed. Hog futures per barrel and per 100 pounds are included with October December quotations and cash quotes indicating upward bias for buyers.
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Chicago
Alec
Mour—Weiker
Bae
East Liberty Cattle Market and Grain Shipments Report
East Liberty Pennsylvania market figures show cattle steady with prime and common grades listed. Hog prices rise to 4.56 4.00 with best Yorkers at 4.50 4.55. sheep and lambs strong, veal calves 4.75 7.25, grain and feed shipments include flour 12,000 barrels and 20 bushels wheat, 4,000 bushels rye, 171,000 bushels barley, and corn and oats recorded in large numbers.
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Rye
East Liberty
Sent
Brendy
Chicago
East Buffalo Market Summary for Sept
East Buffalo market shows cattle steady with good to choice quality. Sheep and lambs steady with lambs ranging from choice to extra and prices around 5 dollars. Overall, roughs and culls noted, with varying grades and limited buyers for lower grades.
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East Buffalo
Market Report Reads Mixed Quotes From New York Trade
New York reports show no trading activity at Hervese with calves steady and slaughter classes weak. Prices listed include Mas and grassers at 3000 dollars, and lamb and sheep categories also steady with limited bids noted alongside scarce demand and generic quotations.
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New York
Kasler
Oil Market Report From Ol City Pa Bent
Credit balances and certificats noted with no bid for shipments. Listings show 1008 runs and VM.084 details, indicating unsettled activity in the regional oil market.
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Ol City
Bent
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Northeastern
Stanton No. 7
G. C. Miller
Women's Christian Temperance Union
New
J. Scott Inglis
Lackaave
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Boranton Pass
People's Street Railway
Dicks On Manufacturing Co
City of Secret
Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Fracton Axle Works
Scoccees
William Linn
Ale
LEN & CO
Mears
Tobacco Co
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Eat
Kre's
St Poy
Lake Shore
Louis
Nash
Manhattan
TN Pacific Matone
Henil
Southern R
Elmhurst Epuleraea Co Vise
Scranton Savings Bank
Iron and Teel Co
Iere
Scranton Traction Co
Oku Truet & Sale Dep Co
Chicago Grain Market
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Millinery
Lackawanna Avenue
VIROT
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Covitz Carlier
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Chenille
Lacka, Ave
Cerson’s
Julius Traugott
Starling
Mgrcereag Connell
Wyoming Ava
Dr. Peal
Peat Meniinm Co
Cleveland
John H. Phelps
Spruce Street
Myer Davidow
Vici
Vabey Whe
Wyoming Ave
Arcane
Third National Bank
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Lackawanna Trust
Scranton, PA
WM. T. Smith
Henry J. Anderson
John W. Fowler
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