Crossley Trial For Grave Offense Dominates Scranton Court
Judge Archibald presided as 90 year old Minnie Marsh and several girls testified against J Crossley in a July 1 assault case. The jury later convicted Jeffery Powers and Thomas Ford Jr for running a Scranton street speakeasy, while other cases included burglaries, illegal Sunday liquor sales, and a foundry theft by four youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Powers
Thomas Ford, Jr
West Side
Crossley
Gibson Street
Washington and
Adams Avenues
J. Marsh
Eva Margh
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Minnie Hine
Eva Marsh
Bessie Marsh
Archhbald
Powers
Ford
Scranton Street
Kelly's Block
John P. Kelly
Thomas Leyshon
George Reese
Vincent Carlucci
Jos, Serti
Angello Fertelro
Arthur Keen
Bernard Mackey Acquitted in Peckville Stone Striking
Bernard Mackey was acquitted of striking Patrick Dean with a stone on July 4 afternoon. The parties live near Peckville, where the confrontation occurred and both men testified about the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Mackey
Patrick Dean
Peckville
Jury Finds Not Guilty In Neighbor Dispute Trial
In a superior court session yesterday Mrs. Catherine Bessmitz was acquitted of assault and battery against neighbor Mrs. Hiizgabreth Beach after a dispute over a fence. The jury also acquitted James Jordan and M. J. Jordan of forgery and acquitted three men of larceny and receiving copper from the Bellevue mine. Conflicting theft verdicts and a pending verdict on Charles Frazer for malicious mischief followed. Frank M. Katerba was convicted of stealing a horse and carriage and sentenced to six months in county jail. Andre Parish faced trial for placing a stone on a trolley track after a quarrel with a conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crossley
Marsh
Archbard
Charles Graham
Richard Allen
Francis Winwood
Yellow Kid
Hennessy Alley
West Side
Florey & Brooks
PD. I. Phillips
Tobey
Penn Avenue
David Tavis
Harry Hill
Archhbald
Muntington
Catherine Bessmitz
Hiizgabreth Beach
Garfield Avenue
Beach
Bessmitz
M. J. Jordan
Harry McConnell
John Brown
John Lawless
John Morrisey
Gordon
Bellevue
Commonwealth
Charles Frazer
Throop
Joseph Flesher
Frazer
Andre Parish
Parish
Signal Post Changes at Lehigh and Bloomsburg Junction
Industrial Jottings report the completion of signal poste and signal changes at the Lehigh and Bloomsburg junction for the Bloomsburg division. Running will switch to right hand track, with training governed by the new signals in the same manner as when on opposite tracks. Second class and irregular trains will use Scranton yard end registers and the west end register book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh and
Bloomsburg Junction
Bloomsburg
Sam Weuntier
Scranton
Markets Slip as Trading Slows Amid Gas War Speculation
New York trading faded into near stagnation with a heavy undertone as selling pressure in People's Gas dragged the market. Reports of Ogden buying support from friendly sources buoyed prices briefly, but overall activity was dull and prices closed near highs with a modest gain while bond and commodity action remained limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ogden Company
Intercate
People’s Gan Company
United States
New
Butter Creamery Dairy Goods Listing Notice
Corrected in MW. G Dale Lackawanna Ave Butter-Creamery dairy tubs 240 Exige Selvet western Wet nearly elule Cheese Full cream now UW bge Heans Per Ii choice marrow 240 medium BU own S240 Totatour tle Onions Oo por tan Flour Dest putont 34 60
Wheat prices and dairy notes show firm demand in Philadelphia markets
In Philadelphia on October 12 prices for wheat and mixed varieties movement notes firm demand for dairy products. Entries mention creameries and cheese with several brands and regional references, indicating active markets and price levels for October deliveries.
Commodities Mixed as Markets Slump After Day of Shifts
New York notes show flour barely steady then weak with light demand, wheat prices sliding from morning firmness to close lower, corn weak with spot and futures dipping further, and dairy products like butter and cheese showing modest pressure as markets react to afternoon declines. Distinct entities include No 2 red wheat prices and May October December futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hogateida
Tribune
Jordin & Co
Mears
Scranton
Italy
Delaware & Wailgon
Federal Steel
Louis, & Nash
Ceeee
Met. Traction Co
Munhattanh
Central
Co & Leon
Union
Union Vaoitie
Western Union Esseceee Ae
Ing
Alvin Ty Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
First National Bank
BK Wee Scranton Savings Ban
Third National Bank
Ceeseeeree Eee Scranton Packing Co
Wee
Eee
Dime Deposit and Divcount Bank
Economy Light
Hak Pca
Lacka
Rum Safe Deposit Co
Aes
Eae
Clark & Snover Co
Scranton Tron Fonco & Mf
Ns Scranton Axle Works
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Wea Courity Savings Bank & T
Carbocade
Aee Standard Drilling Co
National Bank
Wes Scranton
Bolt and Nut Co
People's Street Railway
Generil People's Mortage
Oo Dickson Manufacturing Co
St. Imp
Duluth
Shige
Ulgil
Atite
Pennsylvania
Coutle
Hutter— Atronics Creamery
Iatle
Walle
Wheat Strength and Mixed Grain Markets in Chicago Trade
Chicago reports show early wheat strength influenced by Minneapolis reopening. Prices list steady to higher for flour and grains with corn and rye mixed, while pork and whiskey values noted. markets close with fluctuating but largely steady levels across commodities and futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Wis
Yeaterday
Cort
Timothy
Livestock Auction Totals Mixed as Receipts Rise in Chicago Markets
Receipts reach thousand rate with Texan and western cattle mix. Steers steady to higher on some lots, mixed feeders and cows show weakness, while calves and sheep vary by grade. Top prices around 65.93 for some mixed and butcher cattle, with large consignments noted from Hutchers and Howe groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S.7
Texas
Para Stobrd
Shay
Cattle and Hog Prices With Mixed Load Change Report
Market notes from Fast Liberty dated October 11 show cattle prices steady with a premium heavy hog range around 6.25 to 5.00 per unit and occasional shifts in prime and common quality categories. Hog and steer quotes cover prime heavy hogs at 6.25 and 5.00, with medium and light categories listed, while veal calves bring around 4.50 to 5.00 with varying quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheip—Stroang
Cholen Worhers
Shiits
Wall's Catarrh Cure Advertised in Toledo Claim
An ad for Wall's Catarrh Cure from F F Cheney & Co of Toledo promotes a constitutional treatment for catarrh. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 for a cure, and includes testimonials. The notice lists Halls Family Pills as recommended products and urges readers to send for circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Fl, Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & CO
Tirucgista
Hall
Quack Medical Offer for Broad Range of Ailments
Advertises treatment by a practitioner claiming cures for nervous, brain, liver, kidney, lung, cancer, sexual, and female diseases. Promises three months of therapy for $5 with free trial and consultation, listing hours 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anton E Stein
Delaware and Hudson
Salvatore Pendola
Givalano Pendola
Charles Aronson
Mary Carey
West Scranton
Wolf
Louis Rosenbure
Jenkin Harris
Centre Street
Thomas Nolan
Maggie O'Boyle
Meridian Street
Francia Hagen
Mark Duffy
Martin Golden
Thomas Conner
Carbondale
McDonald
Act of Assembly
Cnllty
Robert Hand
Bert Williams
Garfield Williams
John Jones
Hughes Bros
Main Avenue
Herbert L. Taylor
Frank M. Lynch
Sydney R. Hughes
Porter Bros
Ninth Street
Officer Black
Chief Robling
Alderman Howe
Williams Boys
Hand
Jones
Porter Tiros
Judge Love
Wall Street Review
Philadelphia
Baty Hutter
Chicago Grain and Produce
East Liberty Stock Market
DR. Denstes
Sursso
Spruca
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton’'S Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Wastinat
Avenue
Expositary OF the
WM. Connell
Presient
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Casuier
Hanan’s
Myer Davidow
Lackawan
Hanan
Manish
S. C
AEN Tne
Davidow
Washington Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
A.f. Theel
Bailey
Ane
The
Wyoming
Repauio Chemical Company
Corwell Building
Thos, Ford
John B. Smith & Son
W. BE. Mulligan
Pitteton
Plymouth -Wilkes-Harte
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