Jury Could Not Agree in Two Case Trials
The jury failed to reach a verdict in the cases of Michael Metshelser and John Metshelser on assault and battery and felonious wounding, with ten for acquittal and two for conviction. Foreman C P. Badwin told the court a unanimous verdict was impossible and the jurors were discharged after a night of deliberation. Other trials included Tomesy Dutantin versus Charles Ankiewiley and John Armstrong accused of defrauding Cudahy Packing. verdicts varied from acquittal to hung juries and acquittal in separate rulings as Judge Moulre directed proceedings.
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McAndrew
Michael Metshelser
John Metshelser
BP. M. Mesellt
Keing
Molure
Jardyn
C. PB. Dadwin
Tomesy Dutantin
Charles Ankiewiley
Heer
Iin
John FL Armibrust
Penn Avenue
Tulu
Newromb
Cudahy Packing Company
D. G. Sabin
Chdghe
Cudahy
Commonwealth
Ina
Witlie
Gap Os
Sleulang
Bivins
Ani
Miro
William Does
Pane
Pulger Phe
Wis
Attornes Hell
Taylor
Lynch
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Endorsement and Warranty Ad
An old advertisement offers a hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. It features endorsements from J. Cheney & Co of Toledo and wholesalers Walting Kinnan and Marvin. Claims the medicine cures internally and markets Hall’s pills as the best family remedy with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
FR. J. Cheney
Volede
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Book Promises Easy Cure for Piles With Plain Language
An advertisement touts a small pamphlet about hemorrhoids and piles, detailing causes and cures in simple terms. It urges readers to mail a postal card to Pyramid Drug Company in Marshall, Michigan, to receive the book by return mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Mick
Court Deliberations and Assault Allegations Across Local Cases
At adjournment a jury deliberates in the A. JD. Roberts case amid an alleged assault on Mrs. Sarah Cross at her Throop home. Her husband worked for Roberts. A Peckville officer, Leonard Curtis, faces assault charges on Benjamin Clark who was active during a strike. John Thomsoas stands trial for an alleged assault on his sister Mrs. Martha Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. JD. Roberts
Sarah Cross
Throop
John Thomsoas
No. 2
Wijournment
Martha Reese
Bills of particulars filed in fraud and theft cases
Dominick Fr. Redington and Joseph Spitzer face charges for selling on Sunday as bills of particulars are filed. A vacancy in the Sixth ward Third district was filled by Thomas Jones as judge of election. William A. Schiffer sues Scranton Steel Co and Wilkes-Barre and Scranton Railway Co for damages over property injury. Gardner reports a balance of 8057 11 with interest for the Guernseys. Edward Loughlin’s petition to appoint a guardian for David Govleher was dismissed for lack of qualification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Fr. Reddington
Joseph Spitzer
Hyuer
William B. Davis
Thomas Jones
William A. Schiffer
Scranton Steel Company
Wilkes- Barre and Scranton Railway
Toods. CO. Gardner
John Church Company
Guernsey
WW. D
Delaware Lackawanna and Western daily timetable notes
Industrial jottings list the DL&W board for today with multiple names and shifts. Entries show October dates and times for extras, routines, and notices across stations, including Flynn Devine Ringheby Hagan and others with morning and evening runs.
New Doll Press Installed at Lackawanna Blacksmith Shop
A new doll press has been installed in the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western company's blacksmith shop. It was built by the Niles Tool company in Hamilton, Ohio. The Scranton Car Merchants Association will hold their annual meeting in the Bowed of Trade rooms tomorrow evening. The annual section of officers will be conducted and a large number of out of town members will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Niles Tool Company
Hamilton
Ohio
Scranton Car Poremen's Association
Sesquicentennial Masonic Event to Honor Washington
Arrangements are made for a November 6 celebration in this city to mark George Washington’s initiation in the Masonic order. The Dixie theater hosts a ritualist program with two addresses by H. M. Howard and John Lamberton, plus a musical program featuring John T. Watkins and Philip H. Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Dixie Theater
H. M. Howards
Washington
John Lamberton
Harrisburg
John T. Watkins
Philip H. Warren
C. 5
Seamans
George W. Henedict
John A. Wagner
Derman
Markets Rally as Coal Miners Reach Labor Accord
New York trading surged on news that coal miners agreed to submit duties to operators under a Roosevelt commission, boosting expectations of a swift restart of mining. Overseas buying and favorable money conditions supported broad gains, with heavy blocks dominating the close and Norfolk and Western and Union Pacific among notable standouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Wall Street
London
Pennsylvania
Norfolk and Western
Room Shorts
Louisville
Nashville
Statur
Siness Central
St. Paul
Union Pachic
Norfolk & Western Chine
United States
Scranton Banking and Dairy Prices in Local Market
A partial list shows bids and asks for banks including Lackawanna Dairy Co and Scranton banks, with bond mentions like Scranton Packing Co and People’s Bank. Dairy products such as butter creamery prices and general market items like beans onions and potatoes are noted with small per unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Dairy Co
County Sav. Bank & Trust Co
First Nat. Bank
Carbonvale
Third National Bank
Economy L
First National Bank
Lack. Trust & Safe
Clark & Snover Co
Wee
Scranton Savings Bank
Traders
Scranton
Be CO
Jersey & Pocono
Consolidated Water Supply Co
IL. G. Dale
Lucka
Ave
Malia
Western
New York Grain and Produce Market Activity and Prices
The New York market shows firmer demand with buyers stepping in amid strength in corn and export optimism. Wheat and corn futures rise with spot grains firm along elevators and Chicago buying support, while dairy and butter prices hold steady in mixed trading.
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New York
Oct
Atoat
Onenthern
Duluth
Wye
Eleviator
Chicago
Market Report Shows Mixed Grains and Commodities Movements
Wheat futures steady with higher spot tones. No. 2 yellow steady on track. Corn quiet but firm. No. 1 white chipped. Cheese firm with full creams in New York. butter steady. Cotton five points lower. middling found at 6.70. Livestock shows steady demand. poultry markets mix with several categories steady to higher. Shipments include 61,000 bushels corn and 71,000 wheat, plus other grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Mage
Chicago Grain Market Report With Mixed Price Movement
The Chicago grain signals show higher closing prices for some grains including December wheat and corn while provisions edge up. Quotations list No 2 spring wheat No 2 yellow corn No 2 yellow oats and other standard grain and feed items with various prime seed and pork prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Opt
East Buffalo Market Item Listings and Prices
Fragmented OCR lists diverse goods and prices including cows poodles bulls venils and helfers. Items mention hogs and stick helfers with prices around 2.50 and 5.00 while several garbled brands and names appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Puetluynes
Shipaog
Dutolers
Ambiguous OCR Notice of Market Items and Values
Fragmentary OCR report lists veal calves and pig items with prices and stray names. Readable entries include veal calf prices and scattered animal lot identifiers, but key details and context are missing or garbled.
Analiassime Certification Discussed in Brief
A terse note references Analiassime aged 16 and certification topics. Mentions Watts and debs, indicates averages and items labeled S807 Dieheaie and TT batiebs. Lacks clear events or dates. presents as a fragmented update from OU City, UK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU City
Analiassime
Watts
Dieheaie
Ooi Burels
Batiebs
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Metzheiser
PALSE
Marilyn Lynch
Sestesay
Paterck Moavnion
Whitch
Newcom
John Golis
James Williams
Olyphant
Tortie Wood
Williams
Willlia McAndrew
Marbondale
James Kelly
Generosa Splotris
Marie Ziourdd
Dunmore
Bridget Oakley
Michael Bennett
Carbondale
Jane Heap
Court House News Notes
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
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MecCarty
Barking
Cielders
Brownfelker
Muishers
Jones
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Wirhys
Murray
Wriday
Devine
Wallies
Ringheby
Ome
Thompson
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Nicholls
Mushers
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Charlo Lusher Aink W. Langan
Dixie
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Wall Street Review
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W. D. Runyon
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
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Scranton and Olyphant
Henry Belin, JR
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Repaune Chemical Company
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E W. Mulligan
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Chicago Grain Market
Texas
Wile Alps
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Live
Sivas
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Oil City
Jonas Long
Moller
Burham
Lée
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Kore
Wyoming Avenue
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Sean Eperererey
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