Non Suit Granted in Cooper Case
A crowded list of petit jurors and local workers is noted for upcoming sessions in Scranton and surrounding towns. The report lists names, occupations, and residences including Clith Scranton Carbondale Dunmore Mayfield Archbald and Jefferson with juror assignments for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trick Clith
Carpenter
Scranton
Oreus
F. W. Narnhart
Richard Merritt
Farawr
Greenfeld
Wallace James
Miner
Taylor
Wallace Ormston
Old Forge
Christian N. Bergman
Leonard Johnson
Farmer
Greenfield
Alfred de Joins
Broemon
Scraton
Joseph Jefferies
Chatiore
William Malloy
Carbondale
Morgan Morgans
John Sloane
Evan Lewis
Burrell Felt
Lehigh
Morgan Thomas
John Evan
H. J. Daniels
Taylor Elmer Sloate
Covington
Martin Hearley
James Doyle
Michael EF. Gilmartin
John Lloyd
Patrick Tensenay
Mayfield
P.M. O'Boyle
Archianel
P. J. Needham
Allen Finn
I. Od
Allabach
James Boylan
Morgan Daniels
Spring Rook
Christian Storr
Del
Scott
William Latham
Leila
W. OH. Taylor
McAndrew
Charles B. Lanning
Howard Davis
J. Clinton Cobb
Jefferson
John Croonin
Evan Walters
B. F. Evans
South Abington
Oliver M. Williams
Stephen Durkin
A.D. Henneforth
Local court notes and civil actions in eleventh ward docket
Bail posted for Lesko Klonsko on larceny charges before Judge Kelly. Replevin action filed by Daniel Holland against W. S. Bartlett and J. F. Murphy over $100 in household goods seized. Marriage licenses issued to John A. Casey and Annie McDonough. Talismans named in common pleas court for week. Tax collector bonds filed for William C. Beaumont and John & Davis. Release of M. Suravity from prison noted. he was linked to Nathan Suravity in a case over stolen goods with mixed verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Nisi
Lesko Klonsko
Anton Mikowitz
Kelly
Alexander Shlanto
Daniel Holland
W. 8. Bartlett
J. F. Murphy
Daniels
John A. Casey
Lenox
Susquehanna County
Annie McDonough
Scranton
Francis Hughes
William Evans
D. M. Davis
D. R. Watkins
Wallace Mosier
Talismen
Common Pleas
Copeland
William C. Beaumont
Richard R. Walsh
John & Davis
Evan J. Evans
Thomas Price
M. Suravity
Astern
Nathan Suravity
Penn Avenue
Nathan Suravits
Gunster
Large Coal Washery Nears Operation by Fuller Coal Co
Industrial news notes a new coal washery near completion on flats between the Mt. Pleasant culm dump and the Ontario and Western railroad, north of Linden Street bridge. Fuller Coal operates it, the washed coal will move via Ontario and Western railroad, with a branch built from the main tracks. The Mt. Pleasant dump ranks among the city’s largest, stretching from the Lackawanna to the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant Culm
Ontario and Western Railroad
Linden Street
Fuller Coal Company
Ontario and Western
Mt. Pleasant
Lackawanna
Yard limit boards moved at Taylor yard in both directions
The east bound yard limit board at Taylor yard moved about two telegraph poles west of the former position while the west bound board now sits opposite Minooka junction switch. Second class and irregular trains will pass through under strict control expecting main tracks to be occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kb, M. Rine
Taylor Yard
Minooka Junction
Strike Sees Industries Lose City Prospects
Secretary Atherton of the board of trade says the coal strike has cost the city two potential industries. A Brooklyn spike factory planned relocation and a Diamond Flats paper mill site were halted by the strike. He hopes both may still land after the strike ends, but declined to name the firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Board of Trade
Brooklyn
Industrial visits and locomotive developments noted
Angus Sinclair of Loco motive Engineering visited New York and met General Superintendent J T Clarke of the Lackawanna railroad. Clarke reported the line moving smoothly as Master Car Builder L T Canfield toured Buffalo. A new pattern shop near the Delaware Lackawanna and Western foundry nears occupancy, with improvements at the Lackawanna yard. Locomotive No 912 for the St Louis and San Francisco was completed by Dickson. ten of eighteen are finished for the Delaware and Hudson, with five of fifteen on another order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Sinclair
Locomotive Engineering
New York
J T. E. Clarke
Lackawanna Railroad
Sinclair
New York Central
International Correspondence Schools
Wyoming Avenue
T. E. Clarke
L. T., Canfield
Buffalo
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Foundry
Lackawanna Yard
St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad
Cliff Works
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
Dunmore Council Acts On Street Lighting And Sewer Plans
Dunmore officials vote to sue Scranton Railway for unlit North Makely electric clusters. They extend sewer payment deadline to ten years, review Lackawanna Telephone right of way, and order pole regulations. Committee to fix fire lights and repair Prospect, Mortimer, Bloom and Jefferson avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehwnders
Wis
Ward
Scranton Railway Company
North Makely Street
Burning Trim
Payton
Munger Silliman
Scranton Comedls
Lackawanna Telephone Company
Electric Light Committee
Messrs. Payton
Chak Gilligan
Corneila
Prospeet Avenue
Mortimer, Bloom
Jefferson Avenues
School Teachers Meet at High School Tomorrow Morning
The borough school teachers will meet in the high school building tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock. All teachers are requested to bring their monthly reports with them. The United Mine Workers held a meeting last evening in Temperance hall. The school board will hold a special session tomorrow at eight in their accustomed places when the payey will be considered. Clara Miller of Binghamton is a guest of friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Temperance Hall
Clara Miller
Binghamton
Wall Street Review Markets Edge Higher on Profit Taking
New York stocks moved up early then faced profit taking as traders booked gains. Railroads stayed sluggish while steel and iron led the rebound and Tennessee Coal and Iron surged on a 2 percent dividend amid a short squeeze. Sugar and gas war news fueled feverish trading. total shares traded reached 403,600 with bonds irregular and values near par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel and Iron Group
Tennessee Coal and Tren
Chicairo
Local Dairy Prices and Goods Listing
Corrected by UH G Dale Lackawanna Ave the listing shows Hater-Creamery items with varying prices on creamery tubs and cheeses. Prices include western select at 17 cents nearby state 19 and full cream cheese at 140 wedlum 2.40 per bushel 2.50 for Motator ie and patent flour at 4.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Chesse
Market Report from Philadelphia Flour and Produce Trade
The notice lists varied grain prices and conditions including wheat, corn, oats, and mixed decriptions. It notes receipts of flour 2,000 barrels and large sacks, and ship returns with thousands of bushels for wheat corn and oats. Poultry prices show steady to dull demand for fowls and spring chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
N.Y
Mihi
Ane
Flour Market Slows Amid High Prices and Irregular Options
New York reports a very slow flour market as mills resist high prices, with spring brands in demand but overall activity uneven. Spot prices drift, futures show early steadiness then decline or strength shifts, while butter and egg markets remain largely steady to firm in parts of the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milla
Duluth
Duo
Ste
Wie
Dee
Mie
Matle
Emma
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Oct 4 Cattle and Sheep
Chicago reports cattle receipts around 10 000 with 500 western and 9 400 Texans. Prices vary from good to prime steer near 5.00 to 5.60, weak to lowery natives around 4.60 to 5.00, and mixed stock fluids. Sheep receipts about 14 000 with slower trade and prices for wethers and ewes in the 8.80 to 9.60 range, native lambs 4.20 to 6.20, western lambs 4.50 to 5.00. Top cattle around 4.50 to 6.40 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willa
Texas
Ehoive
Retyel
Wheat and grain prices drift in Chicago market
Chicago traders faced little outside speculation as November wheat eased and corn slipped slightly. Provisions fell 10 to 17 cents with dull trade across the board. Cash quotes showed steady flour and varied grain prices, including No. 2 corn at about 40 cents and pork at 87.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Olga
Market Report From New York and Quebec Livestock Prices
New York and Quebec market notes show bids for cattle steady to dull with slow demand. Steers and cows mixed with values around S4.5 for certain classes and calves varying near 2.05 to 7.0 per unit. Sheep and lamb prices show trade slow with lambs around 4.50 to 5.40 and hogs weak near 5.70 to 5.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Stockers
Cattle and Livestock Prices Reported From East Liberty
East Liberty October reports list cattle steady with Peet prime at 2505.00 and hogs dull with heavy hogs around 5065.00. Market notes cover light do and medium primes, roughs, sheep slow with choice lambs and calves priced to 5400.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Choice Webern
Salih
Buffalo Cattle Receipts and Market Totals
Cattle receipts 50 cars with segments for calves and good to choice cattle. Sheep and lambs 6 cars with about unlen moved. hogs 1 car mixed prices around 5.0 to 6.0. Aggregate values shown across species with ranges and totals distorted by OCR.
Oil Market. Credit balances and shipments noted in Oil City
Oil City reports credit balances at 110 with shipments totals listed as T2574 and average figures of 74 190 88 512 and 101 201. The section includes medical claims for catarrh and a sales pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills from Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Red
Cheney & CO
Drugeista
Hosiery Selection Showcased With Varied Stock
An advertises a wide hosiery stock in city shops with emphasis on color, finish, and value. Women’s stockings priced at 25c a pair and 1.38 per half dozen for fancy designs. men’s black half hose 19c per pair and 1.00 per half dozen. children’s ribbed fast black cotton 12 1 4c per pair with durable soles and heels.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Theil
Henry McDirmott
John McLaughlin
Martin Ready, Jr
Archhalil
Fred Wilton
Archibald
Timothy Fadden
E. Carty
Dunmore
Thomas Scanlon
Madison
W. L. Mooney
G. & Griffin
James
John O'Donnell
James Leonard
Howard Knapp
Madison Hineline
Thomas G. Evans
James F. Mitchell
William Hall
Painter
Bicko
Cass Morgan
Tod
Thoms Finnerty
Areibald
Eugene Noack
Povis
Taxlor
Harry Warren
Julius Stacth
Byron Tighe
John Rader
Charles
Hunting
John Z. Coyne
Minooka
Welchel
Court House News Notes
Bordens
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
Condensed Milk Co
Dunmore Doings
Platt
Oehens and
Nighlife Grocer
Henry B. Matt
Plat! Street
Wall Street Review
M. 8
Jordan & Co
Romins
Telenhone
Megara
Eorantonying
Ameriean
Amer
Tolunes Neenewe Fap
Am. Steel & Wire
Fry Ue
Atehisen Onteee
Atchison
Aeebesens
Bt. Paul
Tee
Nook Island
Federal Steel
Stevl Mr. Essse
Tex
Nashville Wee
Fuel & Tron
Coronil
Abel Wit Southern Pacifle
Norfolk
Ontario & West
Penna. H. Nt
Pacific Mall
S. Teather
Wabash
Western Union
York
Assay Et Sa Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
Sesssoe Beranton Savings Henk
Dieune Bank
Eae Econom, Light
H. Totem
Lacka, Trust & Safe of
Stk Co
Tee Paranien Paint Co
Onsel & Snover Co
Sieanton Tron Fences
Scranton Axle Co
Neeteseseee PR
Peaveves
Lackawanna Dairyank & Trust
Stannard
National
Bolt and Nuit CO
People's Street Railway
People's Pines
Mort
Grentpotets
Lacka
Santo Traction
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Lail
Chicaen
Chicago Grain and Produce
East Liberty Stock Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Aoe Ete v
Eugeni Field
Tal Tye
T World
Low Ulan
Eugene Field
Eugene Field Monument
California Fig Syrup CO
Densten
St. Tempe Court Building
Scranyon PA
Ra Ieee
Connolly & Wallace
Third National Bank
United States
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Pilsner
W.winth Street
Suranton, PA
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Repaune Chemical Co
Pennsylvania
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
The
Wyoming
Hopatine Chemical Company
Cambell Building
Thos, Ford
John . Smith
W. E. Mulligan
Wilkes Barve
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