Squire Gilboy on the War Path in Duryea Case
Ayuire Gilboy asserts a Scrantonian report about the Corcoran murder is false and leads to a warrant for Mr. and Mrs. George Doyle of Duryea for furnishing libelous material. Doyle and wife recount a detective’s intervention after a plan to publish the story. Doyle remains at bail set for appearance in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Doyle
Duryea
Dick Little
Mike O'Toole
Doyle
Tusion
Ayuire Gilboy
Duryen
Scrantonian
Loftus
William Ghespl
Scranton
Cnt
Lutth
OoToole
Scerantonian
Doyles
Red
Corcoran
Gilbey
Gileeple
Deep Hollow Discovery Unearths Ancient Bone Cache
In Deep Hollow, farmer Truax found a hole revealing a cavern mouth and a floor scattered with bones. The collection includes human remains and animal bones from large species, some preserved while others crumbled. charred wood and primitive artifacts were also found, but no ornaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Chesnuttine
Truax
Rabbita
Doge
Miners End Three Month Strike at Keystone Colliery
Wilkes Barre Oct 4 After three months of stubbornly demanding higher wages the miners at Keystone colliery Hudson have given up the struggle and returned to work at the old rates. No work was done during the strike and the conm-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Keystone
Hudson
The Light That Saves From Darkness to Death
A night siege near Santiago Harbor shows a Spanish torpedo boat failed to strike an American ship due to its search-light. The piece extols the power of scientific knowledge as a life-saving tool and advertises Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Pierce's remedies with urgent appeal for readers to seek free medical advice.
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Santiago
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Advan
Cereese
John F
Lark &J
Amsterdam
N. C
Pierce
Hetoes Golden
Keystone Hudson Work Stoppage Ends as 425 Men Return
After a tense labor standstill, talks yielded an agreement and the Keystone power plant resumed operations. Officials ordered fires under boilers removed and engagement with workers continued. About 425 men were employed, and the resumption is significant for Hudson residents as operations proceed.
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Hove
Keystone
Hudson
Horses Over a Bridge in Wilkes-Barre Accident
At 1 am a brewery wagon overturned near a railroad bridge on the Lehigh Valley tracks. A team of horses pinned under the wagon was freed by Daniel Kelper who could not find the driver. Rumors of robbery subsided when it was learned driver Joseph Tenant arrived home later. the horses had bolted, leading to the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Kelper
Lehich Valley
Anthracite Brewing Company
Kingston
Joseph Tenant
Midvale
Fatal Farm Thrasher Accident Claims John Baam
Towanda October 4 A tragic farm accident killed John Baam on John Kconnell’s Overton township farm. While a large undershot steam thrasher operated, Baam stepped on a slanting feeding table slipped into the machine’s mouth and was fatally mangled before help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
John Baam
John Kconnell
Overton Township
Saam
Wilkes-Barre Man Weds Katherine Cartwell in Quiet Winchester Ceremony
John Graham of Wilkes-Barre and former Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley Traction manager married Katherine Cartwell of Winchester in a quiet church ceremony due to a recent death. Cousin Duncan Graham attended. gifts included silver services from Wilkes-Barre and Traction staff. The bride hails from a Virginia family related to General Fitzhugh Lee. The couple plans a wedding tour then residence in Wilkes-Barre at the Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
John Graham
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes-Barre and
Wyoming Valley Traction Company
Katherine Cartwell
Graham
Duncan Graham
Cariist
Traction Company
Deaths in Wilkes-Barre and Mauch Chunk Read Like Roll Call
Wilkes-Barre resident Fregans aged 54 in New York died of pneumonia at his mother’s home on North Main Street. Survived by mother and siblings Fred Samuel William Edgar Mrs. Draper Emily Hessie. Lewis Mader aged 72 of East Mauch Chunk died of cancer at First Street home. Born in Germany, he immigrated to America, lived in Ohio and Indiana, and settled in East Mauch Chunk nine years ago as a shoemaker. Remains to be sent to Wabash for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Awin Fregans
New York
Samuel Fregans
North Main Street
Pneumone
Fred
Samuel
William
Edgar
Harry Draper
Emily
Hessie
Mauch Chunk
Lewis Mader
First Street
East Mauch Chunk
Bor
Germany
America
Ohio
Wabash, Ind
Ida
Ed Kimier
Albert
Peter
Indianapolis
Ind
Wabash
Death of Mrs. Eliza beth Wilde in Hagieton
After nine days of pneumonia Mrs. Eliza beth Wilde died at 142 North Church Street Hagieton. Born September 1 1840 in Philadelphia maiden name Beck her father among Pottsville settlers Bockville named for the family. Married to Joseph Wilde in 1844 he died in Pottsville in 186. Survived by children George Norristown J W Milnesville Joseph William John Charles L and Misses Title and Livble of Hagieton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagieton
Elizabeth
Joseph Wilde
North Church Street
Mrs. Wilde
Philadelphia
Beck
Pottsville
Bockville
Mr. Wilde
Wilde
George
Norristown
J. W
Milnesville
Joseph
William J. John
Charles L
Livble
Thin City
William Philippi Dies In Wilkes-Barre At 73
William Philippi aged 73 died at his nephew's home on Hagletreet in Wilkes-Barre after a stroke. Born January 30 1836 in Wendelahelm Darmstadt he came to America in 1850, lived in Hazleton six years then moved to the city. His wife died about ten years ago and a sister Mrs Smith of New York survives. The funeral was held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
William Philippi
Hagletreet
Wendelahelm
Darmstady
America
Hasleton
Smith
New York
Corner Stone Laid for Royal Industrial Association Building
Wilkes Barre October 4 corner stone laying ceremony for the Royal Industrial Association building in city hall court featured Catholic music by Oppenheim orchestra scripture reading by Ron Vandervoort and a duet by Reese Reese and Charles Terry. Mayor Nichols presented the lease and lauded the association’s work. Mrs H W Palmer spoke as founder’s representative and Thos Morgan delivered a stirring address before the cornerstone was placed. The event closed with songs and a benediction by Rev W De F Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Royal Industrial Association
City Hall Court
Oppenheim
Matt
Ron Vandervoort
Reese Reese
Charles Terry
Nichols
Association
Henry W. Palmer
Boys’ Industrial Association
H. W. Palmer
Trusters
Sellaman J. Strauss
Thos. Morg@in
Susquehanna County News Briefs From October
A train accident injures Daniel Reardon who leaped from express No. 14 and suffered a crushed foot requiring amputation. Obituaries note Mrs. Eliza A. Thomas and old resident John Costello. The Doctora Warm Reception musical comes to Hogan opera house. A divorce, a church wedding, and local business plans including a publishing firm are reported. A reader praises Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatic knee pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
West Susquehanna Yard
Daniel Reardon
Binghamton
Eliza A. Thomas
James M. Thomas
Laneshore
Lestershire
New York
Hogan Opera House
John Costello
Front Street
St. John Catholic Church
Scranton
Susquehanna Band
Columbia Hose Company
Carbondale
Barry Searle
Maxey
Montrose
Pennsylvania
Columbia Publishing Company
W.S. Maxey
Pittsburg
Venezuela
Michael Griffin
Dewey
Gerry Society
Inet
Susquehanna County
Emma Glendenning
Port Jervis
Samuel Glendenning
Oakland Township
St. John's Catholic Church
J. W. Malone
Matthew Creegan
Johanna Byrnes
Edward Byrnee
Mire May O'Connor
Local visitors and baseball game amid wet grounds
Special from Hallstead reports Mr and Mrs Herry Head of Unadilla visiting Charles II Van Zandt and Al Sloat from Washington D C works with Arnold s carpenter gang. Earl McLoud suffers arm injury. Langdon team travels to Halletead to play the home team. grounds wet. game ends in a tie as no substitute could be found. Catholic fair starts the week of Oct 1. Beranton fire company misses parade due to railroad duties. H B Parry orders 200 car loads of stone to be supplied promptly.
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Beranton Tribune
Hallstead
Herry Head
Unadilla
Charles II
van Zandt
al. Sloat
Arnold
Carpenter Gang
Washington, N. d
Earl McLoud
Jarre
Langdon
Halletead
Bate
Hietead Catener
Get
Montrose Notes and Transfers Highlight Local News
Montrose reports sell of ice houses to Pocono Mountain Tee Co for 5000 pounds. Visits and travels include Mrs. Jay Hate Sypher of Washington staying a month, Mr. and Mrs. George Watrous leaving for New York, and J. J. Sweeney with F. Dugan from St Josephs in town. A Dixie armory entertainment benefited Rough and Ready Chemical Co. Delays in special rates to Binghamton stir criticism as fair plans falter. Deputy Sheriff Leonard with deputies seized Henry White at Summerville before Sheriff Duell and Cremuty Conklin arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
North Jersey Tee Company
Heart Lake
Pocono Mountain Tee Company
Jay Hate Sypher
Washington
George Watrous
New York
J. J. Sweeney
F. Dugan
St. Josepha
J. BE. Hawley
Cocoanut
W .H. Walker
Binghamton
C. Farrar
New Milford
J. R. Raynsford
Irene McCollum
Pinghamton
KP. Munger
Selden Munger
Friendsville
Dixie
Armory
Rough and Ready Chemical Co
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Leonard
Marty Taylor
al Perrigo
Jas. Harrington
Henry White
Summerville
Duell
Cremuty Conklin
Sult of Hrungess vs Montross Heard by Arbitrators
The sult of Martin Hrungess executor against Samuel Montross was heard Wednesday afternoon before arbitrators Kilmer Hungerford and Sickler. Henry Harding and James E Frear appeared for plaintiff. A committee to explore canning factories near Tunkhannock left to Painted Post and Knoxville to assess feasibility. The committee includes R Brungees N L Harding and G D DeWitt. a report hearing will be scheduled. Triton Hose company held a Tuesday meeting for routine business.
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Tunkhannock
Martin Hrungess
Samuel Montross
Kilmer
C. A. Hungerford
John F. Sickler
Henry Harding
James E. Frear
James W. Pratt
Painted Post
N.Y
Knoxville
R. Brungees
N. L. Harding
G. D. DeWitt
Triton Hose Company
Im mortality topic and society notes from Pittston
A Pittston column notes Rev N G Parke D D discussion on immortality. It also announces the engagement of Miss Sara Fletcher of Pittston to Joel Arnold of Brooklyn. A Wilkes Barre Athletic Park baseball game between the Brothers and Pittston Reds ended in a seventh inning dispute with the Brothers winning 1 to 0. batteries were Grier and Marteen for the Reds and Toye and Golden for the Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
New York Sun
N. G. Parke
D. D
Sara Fletccher
Joel Arnold
Brooklyn
Athletic Park
Wilkes-Barre
Pittston Reds
Innning
Reds
Grier
Marteen
Toye
Golden
Verdict for Larrabee in Kilrow political case
Special to The Sormson Tribone reports that in Justice Gleason's court the Kilrow political case concluded with a verdict of 125 dollars in favor of plaintiff Mr. Larrabee. The defense cited law before the decision, and an appeal to the county court is likely for final outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Larrabee
Damaged Horse Rescue Under Wend Township Creek Fall
A horse belonging to Charles Clapper fell through timber debris near Loomis Grove on Wiley Creek. The animal was lightly bruised and a wagon pole broke. The township awards Clapper 21 dollars for damages sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallatead
Charles Clapper
Wiley’ Creek
Loomis Grove
Woman gored by bull in Quakake district
In Tamaqua on October 4 Mrs. John Billma of Quakake suffered severe injuries when gored by a bull. Her 9 year old daughter saved her from instant death by using a pitchfork to drive the animal away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaqua
John Billma
Quakake
Death by self inflicted gunshot at Centralia resident
Alfred Tower, an aged resident of Centralia, committed suicide by firing a bullet through his brain. Health is believed to have contributed to the act, according to Ashland reports dated October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Alfred Tower
Centralia
New York Markets Open With Dull Tone and Light Offerings
The New York market opened dull with railroads showing slight gains and industrials up two to four points. Call money eased, reaching around four percent by close, as investors held securities amid strong rail traffic, easing demand and cautious buying. Government bonds remained unchanged while the overall bond market stayed dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pullman
Corea
Corea There War On Oreent Demand From Ahorts
Catie
Eluven
Scranton Financial Listings Include Banks and Bonds
Stock prices and bond notes show values for First National Bank Scranton Savings Bank Scranton Packing Co and Third National Bank among others. Listings include Dime Deposit and Distributing Bank Scranton Forging Co Lackawanna Trust & Savings Scranton Paint Co and Scranton Axle Works with various bond and mortgage notes for public utilities and local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Scranton Savings Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Third National Bank
Scranton UL
PL & Pc
Scranton Forging Co
Lacka
Scranton Paint Co
Cence Oy
Clark & Snover Co
People’s Street Railways
People's Street Railway
aPe Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka. Township
City of Scranton St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Seranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction
Bon
Butter Creamery Prices and Dairy Goods Listed
Corrected by H. G. Dale a local dairy price list shows butter creamery at 225a%e and full cream cheese at 12%4c per unit. Items include beans per bushel at $1.75, online per bushel 5c, potatoes per bushel, lemons per box, and flour 4.0. Displayed as a market bulletin from the Maletye area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Witte
Philadelphia grain and produce market report highlights varied prices
The Philadelphia market shows wheat lower for October contracts with dull activity. Corn holds steady while oats and rye edge higher. Butter, cheese, sugar, cotton, and tallow show mixed firming or steady trends. Live poultry remains steady with fair demand. shipments list wheat and corn volumes and assorted grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Walter
Grain futures swing with mixed moves on Oct market
Spot and futures for wheat and corn show Boot weakness and later rallies on news. Prices drifted down from intraday highs, with June and December contracts quoted as markets opened easy then turned to weakness before closing lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Milan Weetern
Saditest
White
Gil
Nanatinas
Wheat Market Slide Amid Export Demand Drop
Chicago grain and produce notes a sharp wheat market decline driven by weak export demand and lower prices for corn and oats. Ocean freight costs also pressured grains as traders reassessed future supply and demand dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yale
Agricultural Market Prices Fragment Reflected Incomplete List
An OCR fragment lists assorted farm goods and prices including corn rye wheat timothy wool pork and various cuts. The text is incomplete with misread items and scattered figures, suggesting a market price sheet or catalog page from a period newspaper.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Improvised Prices
The Chicago market shows varied cattle sheep and hog activity with uncertain demand. Bulls and calves commanded some price strength while heavy hogs faced slower demand and prices fluctuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sal
Bali
Market shows steady cattle and mixed grain notes
The report indicates cattle market activity was steady with good demand forprime stock while grains show mixed demand and cautious trading patterns. Buyers and sellers cite moderate activity across regions as prices hold firm for quality lots and warehouse storage costs influence offerings.
New York Market Notes on Livestock Prices
Fragmented market memo lists cattle terms and prices with stray abbreviations and numbers. It mentions calves, lambs, and general price directions, but readable details are limited and names or dates are unclear.
Fragmentary notice on cattle and lamb pricing
Fragmented OCR text mentions unsold cars and cattle pricing with figures like 2 cars unsold and lamb prices. Names and places are garbled, including references to Canadian lamb and prime hogs, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiamie
Wendy
Shea
Mogae
Saiie
Unclear OCR yields fragmented livestock terms and prices
Fragmented text lists cattle sheep and lamb terms with scattered prices and notes. No coherent event, names, or places emerge.
Unclear OCR Note on Regional Credit and Sales
The fragmentary text references certificates and options with no sale noted. It mentions averages and a rail or barnes rune with numbers like 104,017, but the legible content is insufficient to identify people, places, or a concrete event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Bulanins
Atc Barnes
Pottsville Names New Borough Solicitor
Pottsville elected J. Pilgarm as borough solicitor to fill the vacancy created by D.C. Henning’s promotion to the bench. The decision followed last night’s council session and took effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Pottewiile
Dallote
AL J. Pilgarm
Boriuch
Medical patent cures advertised in questionable publication
An old fragment advertises cures for stones and constipation claiming Dr Agnew’s remedies and Holle Cocarrh Cure as positive voices in medicine. Proprietors offer rewards for proof of cure while promoting Holy Family Pills as a life saver and detailing testimonials from patients in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cheney
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New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain and Produce
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