Court at Tunkhannock opens with judge and jurors
President Judge Little of Columbia County and associates preside. Foreman John G B Edwards sworn as grand jury foreman. Several fish law violations reported and referred to the district attorney. District court reconvenes with multiple guardianships estates and criminal cases in judge Littel's court.
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Judge Little
Columbia County
Tunkhannock
Scranton Tribune
Judes R. Little
Eastman and
Charles M. Lee
W. H. Avery
Rona Young Avery
FL F. Drake
Commonwealth Va
Charles Dailey
Henry Rosengrant
J. Wood Platt
Victor P. Jayne
K. J. Jorden
John Bringess
Harding Ie
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Frank LD. Pratt
George N. Walker
Joseph W. Pratt
N. ON. Betts
Ve. A. Semon
Asi
Keeler
Moses Shields, Jr
Guardian Ad
J. Wood Piatt
Em. M. Miller
Kneller
Commonwealth
Michael Flynn
Bradley la France
Commonwealth Ve
BV. Ingham
United States District Court
Philadelphia
Death by Own Action Stuns West Nicholson Family
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Mrs. Napoleon Ball killed herself after taking her small boy to the barn while her husband and hired man milked cattle. The incident occurred last Friday evening around six o clock in West Nicholson Pennsylvania.
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West Nicholson
Napoleon Ball
Burglar Attempts Break Into Bodie Home On Upper Main
Honesdale October 12 A burglar entered the Bodie residence on Upper Main Street by a kitchen window. He confronted Mrs Bodie on the upstairs stairway before fleeing through the kitchen door. The intruder moved through the dining room and hall and lit the gas, but no items were stolen.
Cement Works Planned by Philadelphia Capitalists at New Ringgold
Pottsville reports Philadelphia capitalists led by shipbuilder Charles H. Cramp will open a cement works at New Ringgold twelve miles south of Tamaqua. They have bought land from Abraham Focht, will hire 100 workers immediately and expand as operations begin. The syndicate plans a $100,000 erection budget.
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Potteville
Philadelphia
Charles H. Cramp
New Ringgold
Tamaqua
Abraham Focht
Doctor J W Keesler Dies After Paralyzing Attack
Special to the Samanton Tribune reports Doctor J W Keesler a prominent Grand Army man collapsed with paralysis on the street at noon and died at 4 p m He served with Admiral Dewey on the Mississippi during the Rebellion.
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Honesdale
Slavonian Highbinders Death Case Heard in Pottsville
Judge Marr held a habeas corpus hearing for eleven Slavonians charged with the murder of Joseph Rutkowski at William Penn on Sept 24. Details of the objections and defense were discussed as the proceedings began in Det. 10.
Rail rumors link Central Railroad scheme to Pittston traffic
Rumors in Pittston claim civil engineers were surveying a ravine site and Coal Company notices to vacate rear properties signal potential railroad improvements. A revived idea would connect a Broad Street ravine spur with the Firle and Wyoming line and link to the Erie and Wyoming Valley, potentially bringing Central into Pittston’s core to tap traffic between Pittston and Scranton. The plan’s fate remains uncertain.
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Scranton Tribune
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Frederick
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Central Hailroad
New Jersey
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Port Blanchard
Broad Street Ravine
Firle
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Old Forge
Erie and
Central
Mrs Mulford Funeral in Montrose
Mary Hunt ing Mulford widow of William J. Mulford died at Heart Lake after a brief illness. Born Sag Harbor Long Island seventy five years ago she lived fifty years in the town and was active in the Presbyterian church. Surviving are son William Mulford daughter Mrs Horace Hand two brothers in Sag Harbor and another in Philadelphia. Funeral at the house at two o clock Wednesday with burial in Montrose cemetery.
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Anain GG. Carpenter
Pretoryville
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Factoryville
Evergreen Cemetery
Montrose
Mary Hunting Mulford
William J. Mulford
Heart Lake
Presbyterian Church
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William
Horace Hand
Sag Harbor
Philadelphia
Maritrose
Wilkes-Barre
Peter HM. Garrahan
Mast Market Street
Wis
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Lenigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal Company
Fed Ash Cay Company
Heights
Red Ach Coal Company
Susan
Frances
Fred
Lehigh & Wilkes-Parre Coal Company
Kingston
East Market Street
Plymouth Cemetery
Get
William Merrel
Wilkes- Barre
Carverton
Albert F
Benjamin F
G. C. Frantz
Merrel Vas
Hunderton County
New Jersey
Academy Street
Dr. Mogg
Hollenback Cemetery
Stroudsburg Brewery Contracts Sold for 1900 Project
The Wilhelm Grusver Construction Co of New York wins the contract to build the Stroudsburg brewery, a 100000 dollar, fireproof plant in two sections on a 4 foot square site. The six story brew house and five story stock house rise to 100 and 95 feet, with work to start immediately and running by May 1900. The facility will employ 25 to 30 workers at startup.
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Scotch
Philadelphia
Lowe
Boston
Joplin
Ie Foe
Inasws
Tony
Bpeciaul
Scranton Tribune
Stroudsburg
Oct
Wilhelm Grusver Construction Company
New York City
Scranton
Expensive coffin used for Mrs. Appley in Honesdale
In Honesdale on October 10, Brown's undertakers supplied a costly casket for Mrs. Mary E. Appley at her request. The solid South American cedar inner casket was air tight dust proof and copper lined with a polished Santos cedar outer case and copper corners. The chancellor design, first used for General Grant, marked the high end of funeral equipment.
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Honesdale
Mary E. Appley
Brown
Santiango
General Grant
Quay Man Rewarded for County Service
Mauch Chunk Oct 104 David G Watkins, chairman of Carbon county Republican party, received a telegram from Senator Penrose announcing his appointment and confirmation as assistant cashier of the United States custom house in Philadelphia at a salary of 2500 dollars a year. He recently worked in the star department at Harrisburg and reported to Philadelphia to be sworn in. The appointment reflects his steady work as a Quay leader in the county.
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Mauch Chunk
David G. Watkins
Republican Party
Carbon County
United States
Boles Penrose
United States Custom Hotte
Philadelphia
Watkins
Star Department
Harrisburg
Marriage Announcements From Wilkes-Barre Area
The notice reports the April marriage of Harry H Haupt treasurer Nesbitt Theater to Grace Gruver once millinery staff at Jonas Long's Sons store. The couple plan housekeeping on South Main Street Wilkes-Barre. A separate item notes Joseph Willis Scranton and Florence E Fox Kingston obtaining a marriage license and marrying at Alderman Davison's office.
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Wilkes-Barre
Harry 8. Haupt
Nesbitt Theater
Grace Gruver
Jonas Long
Youn
South Main Street
Joseph Willams
Scranton
Florence E. Fox
Kingston
John N. Davison
Deaths and obituaries from Wilkes-Barre area roll call
Deaths and memorial notices from Wilkes-Barre and surrounding towns report Peter H. M. Garrahan in Plymouth birth and Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal company roles, William Merrell, Mary Finlan, Abraham Stroh, Rachel Rabe, J. Ho Olds, and John Groff with brief funeral plans and surviving relatives. The notices place the events in Plymouth Towanda Freeland Mauch Chunk and Wilkes-Barre with dates Oct 1 through Oct 10.
Cure La Grippe in Two Days Warns in Ad Text
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure la grippe in two days. It claims money back if not cured and features FE. W. Grove's signature on each box, priced at 2 cents.
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la Grippe
FE. W. Grove
New York Markets Steady Amid Mixed Trading
Market brief notes steadiness in New York trading with mixed signals. Stocks show dull and uneven moves as investors weigh economic data and expectations for the year 2024.
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New York
Uct. M
Veuls
Vveali
Grussors
Market Gains Amid U S Treasury Discount News
The New York market rose after the Treasury announced discount terms on November bonds and the fiscal year. Gains spread across active stocks led by speculative industrials and Kaffir mining shares as money stringency influenced trading. Total shares traded about 455 000 with bond turnover near 2 025 million.
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New York
Treasury Department
U.S
Scranton Wholesale Market Price List Fragment
Corrected by JH.G. Dale references dairy items and farm goods with prices then lists butter cream cheese beans onions potatoes lemon flour and other staples per unit or unit weight. The fragment suggests a regional wholesale market record with multiple produce and dairy items and assorted prices.
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Scranton
Jh.g. Dale
Lickawanna Avenue
Arkins
Market Report From Philadelphia Wheat Corn and Dairy Prices
Philadelphia market notes show wheat and corn grades uneven with No 2 white down, butter steady and cheese firm. Live poultry demand firm with varied prices. receipts include 5 4000 barrels of flour and 670 oats, shipments show 2e( bushels of wheat and 14 000 oats.
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Philadelphia
Aiic
New York
Western
Greane
Tate
Grain market report from New York Ot 14
The notes describe mixed demand for low grade and water white wheat with scarce offers. Medium and high grades sold freely while futures opened easy then rallied but later weakened as buyers showed less interest. Prices and specific lots are unclear due to garbled text.
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New York
Na & Rod. Ier
Elewator
Duluth
Tee
Market Notices and Commodity Terms From Local Trade Page
Market closed notes show steady bids and tentative price moves across dairy and creamery products. References to butter creamery, June creameries, and Western creamery lines indicate mixed pricing with limited activity and several phrases about demand and freight.
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Tyco
Palle da
Alte
Crewmery
Matec
Limitation
Walle
Tate Dadry
Gadhe
Murk
Wheat and corn prices shift in Liverpool market report
Chicago market notes fall in quotations from Liverpool with higher oats and corn. Prices for barley and pork show modest gains while lard and other commodities move little amid mixed demand. several items remain unchanged.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Ciel
Cattle market notes from Chicaga fair day sale
Wormed quotations show cattle and cattlemen responding to steady demand as buyers move through the BishiaT sale. Prices listed include steers good to prime and bulls with several lots sold at varied rates. sheep, lambs, and calves show mixed buying interest with some weakness noted in common grades.
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Bishiat. Com
Fenilere Browarit
Biel
Sint
Western Rangers
C'atele
Wettere
Soehroen
Sale
Feat Buffalo Chet 1 Coitle Rohit Hatt Over
Market notes show limited demand with mixed items and low stock. Prices for several lines are steady but activity remains weak as Easter approaches. Some buyers report slow turnout and few sales across categories.
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Buffalo Chet
Eleady
Illeher
Gorton
East Widebery lite note from city council and transit plans
Fragmentary OCR yields a local item referencing East Wdberty, Gol MW, Bost and Mia with scattered terms like prime, Commo, Sud, Meh, Yonkers, Shadi, and 76068. No coherent events or outcomes are clear. the piece mentions a meeting or plan but lacks specific actions or dates.
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