Dinner Case Tests Day of Atonement Tensions in Carbondale Court
During the Day of Atonement, Hebrew jurors Isaac Brown and Simon Segal refused to serve. Judge Archbald pressed on as the Dinner v. Andrew case and Reese Hughes v. City of Carbondale moved forward with a half tried Dinner case and a separate Hughes suit. Local attorneys for the city and defense argued while Devers’ funeral prevented his appearance.
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Reese Hughes
City of
Carbondale
Fr. W. Archbald
Mary A. Andrew
Hughes
Salem Street
James Devers
Wilkes-Barre
Devers
Archbold
Dinner
Isaac Brown
Simon Segal
Archhbald
R. D. Stuart
John F. Reynolds
I. H. Burns
Charles Liebenstein
Jonas Long
Depositions Open On Guglielmo Removal As Dunmore Constable
Yesterday depositions were taken in the rule to show cause why Frank Guglielmo, known as Frank Williams, should not be removed from his Dunmore Second Ward constable post. Petitioners alleged Sunday drinking at unlicensed venues. Guglielmo’s side to present testimony next Thursday.
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Frank Guglielmo
Frank Williams
Dunmore
John Taylor
Guglielmo
C. E. Daniels
Frank E. Boyle
L. P. Wedeman
John R. Edwards
Leonardo Mecca
Angelo Velosobio
Arthur Keene
Dominic Boccarro
Frank Morelli
Nicholas Iotteri
Frank Pone
Charles J. Mertz
Vincenzo Pace
Judge Upheld Verdict Against Frothingham in Malicious Prosecution Case
Judge Albright of Lehigh county declines to disturb the verdict in the action D HB Replogle vs Arthur Frothingham. The $1,250 verdict stands with costs, unless an appeal to the Superior Court is filed. If no appeal is taken Frothingham must pay or face sixty days in jail.
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Albright
Lehigh County
D. HB. Replogle
Arthur Frothingham
Frothingham
Replogle
Will of James Patterson Probate Granted in Winton
The will of James Patterson of Winton was probated yesterday with letters testamentary granted to James Strong. Patterson a bachelor left an estate valued about $6 000 to be divided among his siblings and friends with specific bequests to William Patterson Mrs Lisley Anderson and Mrs Maria Robinson who reside in Ireland. The remainder is shared equally among Annie Strong of Winton Thomas Patterson of Canada and Jane Patterson of New York, with brothers and sisters also receiving shares.
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James Patterson
Winton
James Strong
Patterson
William Patterson
Lisley Anderson
Maria Robinson
Ireland
Annie Strong
Thomas Patterson
Canada
Jane Patterson
New York
Sherwood files bond as tax collector in Glenburn borough
Edward M. Sherwood yesterday filed a bond of 2869.02 as collector of taxes in Glenburn borough. Sureties are J. C. Northup and John Northup. Attorney J. Filliott Ross acts as referee in case A. B. Betterly vp. the City of Beranton. Farce evidence scheduled for tomorrow. George Brown facing assault and battery larceny and receiving charges, bail set at 2000 with Michael McAndrew as bondsman. Annie Humphreys seeks divorce from Alfred H. Humphreys on desertion grounds. married October 18, 1896, alleged desertion June 2, 1816. HH. Soper represents Mrs. Humphreys.
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Edward M. Sherwood
Glenburn
J. C. Northup
John Northup
J. Filliott Ross
A. B. Betterly
Beranton
George Brown
Kelly
Michael McAndrew
Annie Humphreys
Alfred H. Humphreys
Humphrey
HH. Soper
Humphreys
Railway Chief Denies Trainmen Deputized as Deputies
Chief Special Agent P. O Keefe of the Lackawanna rail road denounces a published claim that trainmen serve as deputies. He says none have been sworn in or deputized. Some unemployed trainmen and miners are hired to guard the main line against trespassers and property theft. He adds there is no truth to a claim they will be summoned before Trainmen union officials next Sunday.
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O'Keefe
Lackawanna Road
P. O'Keefe
Lackawanna Railroad
Berlin
Locomotive Built for Konan Sugar Co Shipped From CIM Works
A narrow gauge locomotive built for the Konan Sugar Company of Cuba was turned out of CIM works yesterday afternoon and photographed before shipment once taken apart and boxed. Superintendent Delaney says the strike has not affected shop work, and crews have all they can handle.
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CIM
Konan Sugar Company
Cuba
Delaney
Lackawanna Ends Left side Running on Time
Acting superintendent Rine says Lackawanna trains no longer run on the left side while Lake Shore trains between Buffalo and Chicago still do. He notes Lackawanna services have been on time for some time and that about half the road's train crews have been affected by the strike.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Rine
Lake Shore
Buffalo
Chicago
Lackawanna
Second quarterly watch inspection for Lackawanna railroad men
The second quarterly inspection of watches owned by Lackawanna railroad workers is underway and runs until October 15. Conductors enginemen and drill masters must have their watches inspected and certificates filed in Superintendent Rines office by October 15.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Rine
Transportation chiefs report grain boom on Lackawanna line
J. M. Daly, superintendent of transportation, returns from Buffalo with news of increased grain shipments over the Lackawanna road signaling a boom in the transport business. General Superintendent T. E. Clarke of the Lackawanna railroad is traveling through the middle west on business for the line.
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J. M. Daly
Buffalo
Lackawanna Road
T. E. Clarke
Lackawanna Railroad
Middle West
Lackawanna
Allan Pinkerton's Start as a Sleuth
Washington Post recounts Allan Pinkerton's early days as a cooper in Elgin Illinois. He discovers counterfeiters on a lake island, secretly investigates a wooden shack, and leads a small posse to capture three men and a female accomplice, marking his beginnings as a detective.
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John G. O'Connor
New York
The
National
Allan Pinkerton
Prince of All Detectives
Mr. Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Elgin
Cooper
Eity
Allan
Jall
Insurance dispute over Kerr suicide ends in favor of Modern Woodmen
A US district court jury ruled for the Modern Woodmen of America in a $3000 life insurance case filed by Mrs Jessie Kerr of Manila against the order over her husband James R Kerr's death. The suit contested the payment on the claim the death was by own action after Kerr's arrest on bigamy charges.
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Woodmen of
America
Associated Ives
Council Bluffs
Jessie Kerr
Manilla
Woodmen of America
James R. Kerr
United States
Kerr
Markets Slump Amid Dull New York Trading
New York October 2 reports a soft market with limited selling and few aggressive moves by bulls. Rail shares rose 1 to 2 points while major rail and energy issues showed mixed or slight declines. Sales totaled about 5 540 shares with United States land prices steady and grain and livestock markets showing minimal changes.
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New York
Union Paeifo
Yeaterday
Lackawanna
New Jersey Central
Vanierhilta
New York Central
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Indianapolia
Louisville
Bitter Creamery and Dairy Prices Highlight Market List
Corrected by H G Dale lists dairy tubs Eggs Select western lic twardy state 1c Cheese Full cream new Iage Beans Per bu chuloe marrow 2.40 wedlum 2.40 pea 22.00 Potatura Me Onions Oe per bu Flour Beat patent 4.60.
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H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Bitter
Twardy State
Grain and Livestock Prices Chronicle from Philadelphia Market
Wheat steady contract ranges show mixed oats and corn in near term. butter firm at 29 cents, creamery butter and prints steady. Live poultry weak with old roosters and ducks listed. dressed poultry firm. sugar refined unchanged. Receipts include 1,000 barrels flour, 11,000 bushels wheat, 72,000 bushels corn, 41,000 oats. shipments show wheat TU bushels and corn 6,000 bushels.
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Philadelphia
Cattle Market Nets Mixed Quotes and Prices
New York traders reported mixed sentiments in the live cattle trade with slow sale and uneven demand. Veal and fed calves showed limited interest while prices hovered around $287 for certain feeder lots and $5.60 to $6.06 for other weights.
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New York
Eally
Culvea
List of uncalled letters at Scranton post office 1900
A long docket of uncalled letters remaining at the Scranton Lackawanna post office dated October 1900. Names include Miss Helen Brown James Baker Dan Brown Helen Brown Mary George George Griffith Walter Garrison Grace Sawyer several families and local residents with multiple spellings and foreign surnames. West Scranton Station is noted and several Polish Hungarian and Italian surnames appear among the addressees.
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Scranton
Lackawanna Counts
Kay
Kern I. Ripple
Dave Nernkopf
Fayette Bennett
James Baker
James Bare
Dan Brown
Willon Pickwalter
Helen Brown
J. O N. Brown
Charles Bailey
Thomas PF. Cox
John Campbell
Charles B. Clark
Homer Derk
Charles
Virgil Mansfield
Moran & Dulfe
William Neth
Mre
Ober
Mary B. Roche
Tom Reup
Tenry W. Redderson
Standard Supply and Equipment Company
Mise
Grace Sawyer
JE. Spunder
Fred W. Stiri
Jessie Subbets
Charles Shuler
John Moffat
S. A. Sloan
Mra
John
Wheat and dairy markets end unsettled in New York trading
In New York on an unsettled trading day, wheat showed a weak finish despite some early gains and mixed activity across futures. Dairy and butter markets moved with weaker tones, while various grades of flour and creamery products reflected steady to soft activity amid broader market weakness.
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New York
Duluth
Atic
Wet Ile
Gillons Fem
Talge
Chicago Wheat and Provisions Prices Mixed on Saturday
Wheat opened weak then rose with oats and rye higher, corn nudging up while flour and pork showed gains. Quotes list grains and staples with prices including sugar and whiskey notes and a large mix of market figures from Chicago Ost. 2.
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Chicago
Csipides
Cattle Prices and Supplies from Chicago Market Report
Chicago market roundup notes cattle receipts of about 4 000 head incl western and Texas herds, mixed lots and feeders slow to steady, prices ranged from around 4 40 for prime beef to 2 40 for Texas bulls. Estimated totals show large volume today with weaker demand for some classes.
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Ahreyr
Chicago
Texas
Texas Bulls
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Wall Street Review
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Stanislaw Zylincki
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Spruca St. Tumpeon Building
Soranion PA
New York Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Nervita
O. R
Dinton & Jackson
McGarras & Thomas, Druggists
Lackawarpa Ave
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace, Wasiinaton ‘Avenue
Third National Bank
Depositary OF
Wm, Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William HH. Peck
Pennsylvania
Eronsons Sons
Pilsner
W. Winth Street
Suranton, PA
Bceanton, PA
Mrdeai
Laplin
Rand Powder CO
gEmeena
Repaune Chemical Co
Exrtovivee
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Cnet Pulidine
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Jai
Wyoming
Repairs Chemical Company
Cornwell Building
Agencifs
Thos, Ford
John B. Smith & Son W
Mulligan
Oes Pitteton Eee
Plymouth
Wilkes
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