Jury verdict favors Lehigh Valley in Monroe suitt
Monroe county court opens with Judge Craig as Everett Warren presents a signed paper from both sides. The jury is sworn and returns a verdict for the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company in the Jennings case involving injuries from the Mud Run disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sessions
Monroe County
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Shanton Tribune
Stroudsburg
Lehigh Valley
Herecake
Tawee Warren
Craig
Jennings
Lackawanne Court
Scranton
John O. Jeonnloge
Lackawanna
Cornelioua Smith
Tunkhannock notes on train service changes in Valley
In Tunkhannock on October 2, under Lehigh Valley management a morning train allowed locals to reach the valley, conduct business, and return the same day. After the read change the new managers decided the service wouldn’t pay and removed the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunkhannock
Lehigh Valley
Hama
Thin
Dr. Pierce's Medicines Praised For Female Complaints
A letter from Mrs. Jennie J. Ferguson of Isle of Wight County and others touts Dr. Pierce's medicines as effective for women’s illnesses. The writer credits his Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets with restoring health, strength, and sleep after prior failures with other remedies.
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Worth Roub
Jennie J. Ficuson
Perguason's Wharf
Isle of Wight Co. Va
RV. Pierce
Buffalo
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Cam
Dr. Fierce
Wayne County Fair Races Planned in Honesdale Oct 4 5
Wayne County Agricultural Association announces its annual fair at Honesdale on October 4 and 5. Events include trotting and pacing races with purses up to 200 dollars, featuring horses such as Kate Medium Lola and Maggie Collins and handlers from Carbondale Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. Entries cover multiple classes and a free for all.
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Honesdale
Wayne County Agricultural Association
Lola
Breith R. Creviing
Carbondale
Pac
Webster
G. W. Murphy
Liberty
N. Y
Victor P
Midge Farm
Aletiville
Moosic
George Locke
Ariel
Pas Minnie Patchen
B. m
William Ralmons
Port Jervis
H.C. Williams
Joe B
J. B. Bimons
Sidney
Bonnie Toy
H. M. Spencer
Dunmore
Walter J
Gorman
Scranton
Kate Clark
Weaver Stone
Waverly
Maggie Collinge
Edwardes
Wilkes-Barre
Ora C
Kik
WR. Edwards
Wilkes. Barre
Kate Medium
Brom
PLA
Sherwood
Jermyn
Pal
W. Murthy
Laberty
Wilkes
A. Harnett
Simons
Ridge Farm
Aldenville
Major S
Bik
Crew- Ung
Adsign Boy
Joe Big
Maggie Collins
Biewards
Cra Co
M. L. Perham
West Pittston
Sterling
Holt
James J. Mahon
Billy
M. F. Sherwood
J. BS
J. B. Simons
Stiney
May Toska
R. EL Westlake
Seranton
Bik. m
W OR Edwards
Mageir Collings
B.m
W. R. Edwards
Wilkes- Marre
Billy Hamilton
L. G
J. A. Gale
Monesdale
Pas
Maud L
Ridae Farm
May Tosku
Bh. m. BR
B. Weadyke
Pac. Orn Co
Two Buildings Burned Behind Columbia Colliery
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a noon fire in Duryea behind the Columbia colliery destroying two houses owned by John Walsh and Peter E Holforun. Most household goods were saved. the origin is unknown.
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Columbia
Duryea
Scranton Tribune
Pittston
John Walsh
Times Boon
Peter E Holforun
Deaths in Wilkes-Barre and Branding Lion Township
In Wilkes-Barre Julia A. Hote aged 66 died of cancer after birth in Niederweider Germany on August 3 1805. Survived by children Mrs Peter Smale Anthony Heim Peter W and others. In Branding Lion Township Mrs Henry Wood died aged 78 after breakfast heart trouble. Survived by husband and two sons. Funeral at 1 pm with interment at Mercur.
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Wilkes-Barre
Julia A. Hote
Peter Heim
Niederweider
Germany
Peter Smale
Anthony Heim
Scranton
Peter
Annie Jolley
Steele Ladvll
Charlies
Towanda
Henry Wood
Branding Lion Township
Keene Summit
Wood
Mercur
Prisoner Henry White Escapes Montrose Jail
Henry White now back in the Montrose jail after an escape on Saturday night. Sheriff Duell led a pursuit with Deputy Conklin and others, tracing White to Sumpeer ville and Deli Ware Lackawanna and Western line areas before locating him in bed under a mattress. He said he planned to return on Sunday and faces additional charges.
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Montrose
Henry White
Duell
Conklin
White
Piace
Summerevillé
Anal
Deli
Ware
Lackawanna
Weatern
New Milford
Montrom
Gome
Frost Grips Pocono Region On Oct 2
A heavy frost swept the Pocono area with extremely cold weather and a snow squall near Goose Pond. Ice formed up to an inch thick in places and pumps had to be primed at the fairground. Farmers reported little damage, but railroad crews faced widespread disruption from the cold.
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Scranton Tribune
Delaware
Perono Mountains
New Fire Engine Arrives for City Fleet
The fire commission unveiled a new engine for No. 2 house, built by American Fire Engine Company of Syracuse Falls New York. It weighs about 9000 pounds and costs 4000 dollars. The engine stands nine and a half feet high to the smoke stack and requires three horses to pull. It can throw 900 gallons per minute and operate four fire arms at once with a 1 1/2 inch nozzle reaching 200 feet.
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Wilkeon-Liwrre
Fremon
Philadelpista
American Fire Engine Company
Sieneva Falla
N.Y
Holding Out for Par Pottsville Mills Dispute
Hanson Atkins mortgage bonds refuse to sell holdings for par value risking Pottsville job losses. Brown heads a syndicate that would relocate part of the mills to avoid paying high Atkins mortgage price. We anticipate idle Pioneer furnaces with current operations employing 1209 workers versus about 310 if downsized.
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Pottsville
Hanson Atkina
Brown
Atkins
Potteville
Ararat Methodist Church Reopens After Repairs
Ararat friends renew church after extensive repairs led by Rev. A D Davi. Reopening services start Friday at 10 30 in the morning and run through the Sabbath with presiding elder J F Warner and local pastors delivering sermons.
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Ararat
Friends of the Methodist Episcopal Church
A.D. Davi
Reve
J. F. Warner
A. C. Oliver
Coma
Boyes
Mt. Pleasant
J. M
Pike County Court Opens With Short Session
No jurors were summoned for the Pike County court October term. The Milford session notes the court will be brief and not embarrassed by busy business. The regular October term will be held on the date stated.
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Pike County
Milford
Withont
Postponed Again The Cokely Case To Settle October 16
Special to the Beranton Tribune reports Montrose Pa October 2 Hearing for Howard Cokely postponed again with a new settlement date set for October 16 in the case.
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Cokely
Beranton Tribune
Montrose
Howard
Town welcomes Cokely as delay in court case grows
Cokely arrives before the 4 o'clock train and greets friends in town. Captain Bailey from Beranton meets Attorney Alney for over an hour. A visit to Judge Searle precedes the case being postponed to Monday October 16 with a final settlement anticipated.
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Cokely
Captain Bailey
Beranton
Alney
Searle
Pittston Soldiers Return From Dewey Celebration
Pittston report that soldiers who attended the Dewey celebration in New York arrived home Sunday night at twelve o'clock. Dr. F B Hewitt of Company M, rumored killed, accompanied his unit. The death rumor stemmed from a fall against an elevated railroad support while boarding a moving street car. he sustained only a bruise on the leg.
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Pittston
New York
Hewitt
Company M
Officers to Be Installed by Wayne County Odd Fellows
Mr C H Wilmarth of Aldenville, district deputy, will install officers for multiple lodges in Wayne county. Installations span Lackawaxen October 4, Normal October 7, Freedom October 9, Stafford October 10, Howard October 11, Sterling October 16, Newfoundland October 14, Wangum October 18, Moose October 20, Como October 21, and Amphitian October 28.
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Boranton Tribune
Honesdale
C. H. Wilmarth
Aldenville
Wayne County Odd Fellows
Lackawaxen Lodge
Normal
Freedom
Stafford
Howard
Sterling
Newfoundland
Wangum
Moosle
Como
Amphictian
Fire Losses Hit Farmers Mutual in Kreageville Blaze
Stroudsburg reports a severe blow to the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance of the county after the Kreageville fire. Losses may exceed 16,000 dollars for local policies, while Monroe company total losses reach about 6.20 dollars.
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Stroudsburg
Oct
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Kreageville
Monroe Company
Susquehanna News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Plans
Susquehanna reports no significant snow on Sunday morning as the Oakland Water company builds a 4500 barrel capacity reservoir on Westfall avenue. Dr. Seth Miller of Susquehanna wed Margaret Watson McVicar in Lindon Wisconsin on Sept. 28 and many expect the couple to arrive home soon. A Christ Episcopal Church reception for Rev. Charles W. Boot is planned at Charles Sabin’s home on Foust Church street followed by a meeting to organize a Men’s club at the church on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lizzie Cook leaves for Seattle to visit friends. The Larrabee-Kilrow case is likely to be tried Tuesday afternoon. The musical comedy The Doctor's Warm Reception may soon be staged in Susquehanna. Rev. Ethan Curtis of Syracuse preached at Oakland Methodist Church. The Erie and Delaware and Hudson rail lines report coal car shortages while an Hogan opera house engagement by The Colonel and I Company is announced for this evening. A rise in vagrant activity is noted with gangs of tramp moving along the line between New York and Buffalo. Floyd Brush’s son underwent successful eye removal surgery. The Erie railroad ends a strong excursion season. A letter recalls a child’s rheumatism improved by Chamberlain's Pain Balm, forwarded by J. T. Bays and Matthews Bros.
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Susquehanna
Oakland Water Company
Westfall Avenue
Seth Miller
Margaret Watson McVicar
Lindon
Wisconsin
Mra. Miller
Horn
Charles Sabin
Foust Church Street
Christ Episcopal Church
Lizzie Cook
Seattle
Washington
Ethan Curtis
Syracuse
New York Missionary Society
Oakland Methodist Church
Erie
Delaware and Hudson
Colonel and I Company
Hogan Opera House
Eatiny Walt
New York
Buffalo
Floyd
F .E. Brush
Oakland
The
Richmonds Return From White Mountains and Local Notes
Special to the Beranton Thtone Honesdale Oct 2 Mr and Mrs John EB Richmond returned Saturday from the White mountains where they have been spending the summer months. Rev William Jessup Syria preached in the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and addressed a large congregation on missionary work in Syria. The Wayne County Farmers Institute will be held in December at Equinunk Galilee Calkins Beech Lake Hamiltonton Newfoundland. This is criminal court week with twenty cases on the calendar for trial. A gypsy camp near the fair grounds remains during the fair week. Dealers in tonesdale paying sixty cents per barrel for fall apples and seventy five cents for winter apples. Mr and Mrs Paul W Gardner Scranton spent Sunday in Mon esdale Mrs John D Weston and sister Mize Lou Durland returned Friday from Salt Lake and western cities. Arno Voight and Myr Wo OL Clark returned to Philadelphia to resume medical college studies.
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Beranton Thtone
Honesdale
John EB. Richmond
White Mountains
H. A. Davis
New York
Honesdale Elevator Works
William Jessup
Syria
Presbyterian Church
Wayne County
Tonesdale
Paul W. Gardner
Scranton
Monesdale
John D. Weston
Mize Lou Durland
Salt Lake
Arno Voight
Myr Wo OL
Clark
Philadelphia
Medical College
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claimed Effective and Constitutional
The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease taken internally to affect the blood and tissues. It promises to strengthen the patient’s constitution and offers one hundred dollars for any failure to cure. Sold by druggists with Hall's Family Pills praised as the best.
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Selenow
Halle
Tentt
Mentale
Andress
Fd Cheney & CO
Toledo
Druegists
Hall
Markets Open Weak as London Mood Weighs on NY Stocks
The New York market opened in a cautious mood with broad declines across many issues after three days of weak trading. Railroad stocks fell sharply while coal shares lagged, and the day saw an initial uptick followed by a steady downward drift. Bond activity remained subdued in sympathy with the stock losses.
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New York
London
Butter-Creamery Price List Fragments for Produce
Fragmentary OCR lists dairy items and produce with prices including butter creamery items, onions per bushel, potatoes per bushel, lemons per box, and flour at specified prices. Several unreadable terms resemble names and locations with unclear context.
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FLOG
Dale
Lackawanna Avenues
Ste
Duley
Tirkins
Tub
Westert
Wye
Grain Prices and Market Notes from Philadelphia
Market report lists wheat and corn futures with mixed quality grades in October. Prices for flour varieties show firm but quiet demand, while cotton and sugar exhibit firmness or minor gains. Live poultry and poultry products remain steady, with notes on butter and milk futures and regional price spreads.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Western
Pontias Ivana
Wiebar
Hutter
Pirm
Enkoe
Gregeo
Revelptw
Market report from New York detailing dairy and grain trends
An October market roundup notes firmer prices across multiple sectors. Dairy products like creamery and creamer show strength, with large white, small white, large colored, and other creamery items maintaining firmness. Grain and other commodities reflect variable but generally firm movement amid shifting supply expectations.
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New York
Mlaur
Stragiger
No. & Red
Fae
Duluth
Athowet
Ons Inne
Wwe
Dawley
Ste
Onfoher
Tee
Damber
Gstve
Hutteer
Crewmersy
Wheat and grain prices shown in Chicago market report
Chicago October 2 report notes shifting demand and price moves in wheat and related grains amid foreign demand for American corn. Listings include futures for December wheat and various cash grain prices with mixed changes across spring wheat, rye, flax, and other commodities.
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Chicago
Harley
Aed
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary for Traders
Chicago markets report cattle demand strong for best grades amid steady trade. Prices edge higher on quality and weight, with buyers focusing on prime grades and favorable carcass traits across available lots.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report Delivers Steady Demand and Prices
Market observers report steady activity across cattle hogs and sheep. Heavy hogs command strong prices while bulls and cows show balanced demand, with feeders and calves trading amid steady receipts. Sheep trade remains active with native and western breeds firm. Receipts include about 100 head cattle, 12,000 hogs, and 21,000 sheep.
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Atockerawl
Texas Eteors
Rangers
SiGneth
Fragmented OCR notes on stock market and cattle trade
reader sees garbled report of cattle shipments and market activity. mentions stockyard items, cattle, hogs, cows, ramats, and market terms like stocker and market opened. contains unclear place names, figures, and dates. overall a rough snapshot of transport and sale of livestock with partial attributions.
New York Livestock Market Report Fragment
A fragmentary New York market brief lists cattle and calf activity with bids and prices. Mentions cows steers calves and lambs with figures around 5.5 and 10 dollars, names unclear.
East Liberty Cattle Market Update
Fragmented OCR text shows East Liberty cattle market notes with scattered mentions of hogs and hog prices, names, and codes. The readable content includes market identifiers, product terms, and stray alphanumeric strings, but no clear events or outcomes. The legible elements suggest routine market reporting without a distinct headline event.
Oot 2-Oredict bolonnen auction details
Fragmentary notes show a bidding event with item references and quantities. The text lists shipments of barrels and prices including 11000 and 1190 units with dates around October 1. No additional bids or offers are recorded in the fragment.
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Bolonnen
Pune
Thompson Arectal in the Geranton Tribune
Reading of a local newspaper item notes Arectal Thompson in the Geranton Tribune dated Oct 2 recounting a farmer KO Raxton for a few days and mentioning Frank Croaler who jayrated upon at Wheeler's hospital Carbon
Weekend Visitors and Local Happenings Reported
Dale is expected home next Saturday after treatment that greatly aided recovery. Milliner Mia N. 8 Foss iiv in Inferantan and New York seeks her supply this week. Howard Pomery of White's Valley visited town Sunday with Join Lawion of Hornellaville visiting his son B C Layton. Rev W H French was surprised with a birthday party last Saturday. Weather resembles November for a few days.
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Dale
Mia
Inferantan
New York
Howard Pomery
White's Valley
Lawion
Hornellaville
B.C. Layton
W. HH. French
Pittston Pointers and Local News Notes
Special to the Scranton Tribune. Pittston reports a death in Chicago of George Gelring with unknown relatives. the coroner’s inquiry awaits details. A revival meeting near Harvest’s Lake at Alderson is set for Tuesday. Ed Kennedy of Scranton is mourning the loss of his son Edward, aged 28, from Pittsburgh. The pastor of the Wyoming Baptist Church, Rev. Robert B. Thompson, has resigned effective the third Sunday in October. The Pittston Reds meet the Hinertown Bros at Athletic Park, Wilkes-Barre, next Wednesday for a $5 game and lively crowd.
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Pittston
Chicago
Dallee Loftue
Phils Dle
Chilcone
George Gelring
Weoninie Ministerial
Ruth Eeasion
Aldereon
Harves
Harves’s Laken, Jotres Costie, of Sehiustonal
Unas
Mareket
Patrick Kennedy
Weel Pittston
Scranton
Edward
Ole Piieburg
Riev
Robert B. Thompson
Wyoraung Bapueat
Dalian Bapitot Ahuren
Rothers
Hinhertown
Pittston Reds
Athletic Park
Wilkowelure
Parke-Tve Duet Hints at Public Return
Unclear OCR text suggests a Parke-Tve duet piece tied to a public or theater setting. Mention of Leone Witt and a telegram indicates a communication about performance plans or schedule. No definite event, date, or location is legible.
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Parke
Tve
Leone Witt
Bavk
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Northeastern
New Court House
Edinger and
Hoffman
Norman BD. Dreher
Firetase
Stowers Park Packing 94 Provision Company
Lacy JL. Sweet
Teaco Williams
Marriet J. Withhama
Replevin
Everett Warren
Jon F. Storm
A. Mitchell Palmer
WY. Samuel Ff. Price
Charles B. Staples
Wilie A. Braman
Getter
Photo Engraving Company
George C. Highes
Storm «and
Palmer
Wilenberger & Huffman
Charles WH
Detrick
Henry Learn
Mary H. Meyers
H. Frederick Snyder
John EB. Faunce
A. Hohensheldt
Mary EF
Leaf
Emma J. Marsh
Ae Hohensheldt
Guarian
Inken
Alalon
Factoryville
Keystone Academy
Misa Bleainor
Wilker- Barna Buelinews
BH. K
Little
Charles J. Terry
W. N. Reynolds, Jr
Mentzer
Hiram Cortright
Hothlehem
Epechil
Wayne County Fair
Mra
Summersville
Pocono
Ararat Methodists
Momen
Dr. Hewitt
Susquehanna County
Chamberlain
J. T. Bays
Christian Church
Neodesha
Kan
Gale
Matthews Bros
Wall Street Review
J. A. Hue. Bell & Co
Connell Building
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Obacco Co
Tiree
Tabacco
Lee
Nash
Norfiell
Norfolk
Pacific Bts
First Nationit Mank
Aeon
Beranton Packing Co
Beens
H&p
Scranton Forging Co
Lacka, Trust & Safe Depino
Beranton Paint Co
Chirk & Snover Co
Nie Cla & Snover Oo
Ser
Iran
Feranton Axle
Datry Co
Pr * Co
Bavings
Bank
Traay
Wallas
RawAy
People’s Street
Dickson Manufaccturing Co
Yg Lacks
Echoal I . Re Cyss
Scranton St. Sp
Mt. Vernon Coal
Scranton ‘Traction 5
Bowds
New York Grain and
Mark
Chicago Grain and Produce
P. Guntermann
Louisville, Ky
Johann Hoff
Johann Ties AG
Johann Hofps
Weertawaite
Berghauser
Dana
People’s Gregit Clothing CO
Lackawanna Ave
East Mountain
Lithia Water
Joseph Ross
West Lackawanna Avenue
Seranion, Pa
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Tolliy
Cutthy
Accu
Sasas Aleotamoen
Tabr
Soe
Coeactins
EVO Asay Beal Coe Yquatow
Commie Tb
Coralie Hamid
Moire
Sy Mile
Satie
Vingelin
Sede
Rian
Sh Meath
Wasi
Gulls
Amare Lambats
East Liberty
Canle Firongeri Oxtvia
Eltoato
Prime
Peckie
Ham
Onraseire
Elelte Weller
S.miakely
Geranton Tribune
Scranton Trine
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