Army troops quell unrest as strikes spread through mines
The Thirteenth regiment and other units patrol coal towns including Archbald and Exeter. Five defendants faced hearings on assault charges with bail set at $600. Sheridan troops tour the valley while guards deter crowds at Sibley and Sibley colliery amid ongoing strike tensions.
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Joseph Vinconesky
Bennie Lutswinger
John Stesing
Jack Wrogonocky
Throop
George Donlin
Kellow
Nichols
Williamn ‘Tur
Tur
Pittston
Michael Zulinowski
Luzerne
Anthony Shukiutis
Pollock
Wilkes- Barre
Fhukatis
Sheridan
Whitney
Murphy
Bourke
Carbondale
Faston
The Proper Treatment for a Sprained Ankle
A sprain can heal faster with prompt use of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Many cases recover in less than a week, some within three days. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Pierce
Injunction Dissolved In Tewksbury Marriage Case
At 2 o clock yesterday the hearing in the DeLong injunction case dissolved the injunction after Henry Harding, counsel for Mr and Mrs Dewitt Tewksbury, surrendered the marriage license. Attorneys for Mr De Long noted the dissolution because the couple are now married and will take no further action. The record notes no prior judicial ruling on parental consent for a valid license in this state.
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DeLong
Henry Harding
Dewitt Tewksbury
W. W. Lathrope
B. PF. Tinkham
Mr. DeLong
Letters From The People Readers Speak To Tribune
Under this heading, readers submit short letters of interest accompanied by the writer's name for publication. The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions here expressed.
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the Tribune
Letter Exchanges Between Vaughn and Davies Split Tribune Pages
The Tribune prints a heated three party dispute led by D W Vaughn of Scranton and editor Ken P Davies. Vaughn questions Davies about a September letter and alleged pressures while Davies defends publishing and asserts truth. The exchange closes with Vaughn demanding apologies as soldiers’ camp travel notes appear at Olyphant.
Market Tension in New York Stocks Fails to Break
Mixed trading and dullness marked the New York stock market today with only cautious gains seen at times. Dealers cited heavy resources and the Roosevelt conference as factors curbing speculative activity while predicting restraint on fund use and a measured pullback in prices. Total sales reached 22,0000 dollars with a 4 percent daily decline in the index. Knight & Freese provided quotations.
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New York
Ocra
Roosevelt
Market Prices From A City Page Correction
Corrected by Mr G Dale the listing shows flour fresh creamery cheese eggs beans peas onions and potatoes with per unit prices including flour at 40 cents and a per bushel price for onions and green peas. The note preserves the concise local market data from the era.
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G. Dale
Lucka
Ave
Hutter
Market notes show mixed activity in grains and dairy
New York markets remained active with spot wheat steady and futures opening firm then reversing before a late recovery. Corn and oats showed varied moves with mixed closes. Butter and cheese markets held steady to firm with creamery and cheese plate indices reflecting small gains and steady creamery prices.
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New York
Oct. Y
Duluth
Anton
Golge
Guale
Jamiiry
Malte State Dairy
Wazltge
Trading on Chicago Board of Trade Opens With Mixed Grain Strength
Chicago bids show broad strength in grain and provisions with December corn and oats closing higher. December wheat edged lower while January revisions posted slight gains and various futures quotes reflect active trading across flour products, wheat types, oats, corn, and soy nearby.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Cattle Receipts Mixed at Chicago Market
Cattle receipts reached about 8000 with 400 western lots. Good to prime steers sold around 7.50 to 7.75. cows brought 1.20 to 1.40. heifers 0.20 to 0.40. Slower demand for utility and cull categories with weaker prices overall.
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Chicago
Financial Third National Bank Savings Offer
The Financial Third National Bank announces a capital of $200,000 and earned surplus. It pays 3 percent interest on savings accounts and remains open on Saturdays from 7 30 to 8 30 in the evening.
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Lackawanna Dairy Co
Bank
Tfrust Co
San Banit
Banie
Scranton
Bolt & Crevenee
People's Bank Sereeeeseaes
Scranton Packing Co
Ee Scranton Passenger Railway
People's Street Railway
People’s Street Railway
Scranton Trac. Co
Jersey & Pocono Ice
Consolidated Water Supply Co
Fragmented OCR notes on various receipts and goods
Fragmented text describes mixed oil butchery items, peal te chotee, and receipts with scattered figures. Mentions lon lorraw, Tigwer sleep sheds, and a sale to chores with unclear amounts. Contains garbled place names and numbers, implying a damaged commodity listing or marketplace fragment.
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Uae
Eich
Chores
Wive
Aatue
Sidi Oh
Fragmented OCR Textile Trade Notes and Prices
The readable lines list various goods and prices in a fragmented marketplace register. It mentions items like stocke Teculpts, Heateive products, and fabric related terms with scattered price data, vendors, and location hints, though the text is garbled and hard to follow.
Unclear OCR Item From OU City Oct 2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions certificates solids and various garbled terms, with no coherent events, people, organizations, or places clearly identifiable. The readable parts provide no concrete facts to summarize a distinct news item.
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OU City
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board for Today Schedule
The page lists the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board for Thursday October 2 with names of crew, shifts, and routes. It notes specific crews running extras and trains at various times and mentions Nealls rule and Gen G tech crew assignments across Thursday to Sunday October 3.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Smith and Crew
Nealls' Rule
G@tech
Hetchum
Priday
Hob
Gillonus
Row
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People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser
Cgloth-Hound
Imaymea
Liddie
Wall Street Review
Knight & Freese Co
Mears Building
W. D. Runyon
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
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New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain Market
Leer
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Pean
Oil City
D., L. & W. Board For Today
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lLutmer
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LLC
Dark & Snower
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Lriday
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Fairbank
Gale
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