Two Philadelphia tycoons in trout fishing trial
Considerable interest centers on the trial of Price Wetherell and Elliott of Philadelphia, charged with landing trout by net on property near Mc Michaels. Judge Allen Craig will hear the case, with heavy defense and potential appeal to the Supreme Court. If verdicts go against the fishermen, trout fishing could be halted in the state for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Pohoquatine Piah Association
Allen Craig
Price Wetherell
Philadelphia
Elliott
McMichaels
Utle
Justice Grave
Strikes Loom as Nanticoke Mines Prepare Restart
At Nant icoke Wilkes Barre October 24 the Siaque Tina Coal Company plans a Thursday restart after three months idle but union leaders expect no work until demands are met. A large turnout at a hastily called meeting pledged not to return until concessions are secured. General Superintendent Tonkin promised jobs for applicants on Thursday. if insufficient workers are found the mines may shut until spring or summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonkin
Pike County Institute Deliberations on Declamations and Education
The Pike County Institute ongoing in Milton features lectures by H J Mockenberry principal at Carbondale on Declamations, Dick of West Chester on combining teachers, Ty Gregory on kindergarten to grammar and primary education. Sawyer reports on Wonders of Wonderland. A committee assigns each teacher one dollar for institute expenses.
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Milton
Pike County
H. J. Morkenberry
Ucarbondale
West Chester State Normal School
Kishew
Ted Public Schools
Profesor Mockenberry
Gregory
Sawyer
Maréhment
Mystery at Lethel Missing 6 year old Romig
Special to the Beranton Tribune Stroudeburg reports Francia A Romig aged six is missing from home for several days. Family and public fear he left with extra clothing and may have disappeared while working. A deaf mute named Schock signs that Romig is said to be drowned in a quarry near the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudeburg
Bothell
Francia A. Romig
Romig
Schock
Presbyterian Church
Roming
Fire Destroys House Near Honesdale On Hawley Road
A dwelling on the Hawley road just south of the old glass factory plant was completely destroyed by fire at 8 o’clock this morning. William Manging owned the property and had begun moving to another house yesterday. Some household goods were inside and burned. Insurance partly covered the loss. The Alert Hook and Ladder Company arrived and saved nearby structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeedale
Hawley Road
William Mangin
Soneheld
When a Deep Chest Cold Takes Hold
Colds that settle deep in the chest require more than cough syrup actions. The body needs strength and force to fight off the illness and restore health.
Hallstead Notes and Local Social Roundup
Special to The Scranton Tribune Hallstead October 24. Local visitors include Miew Leora and Jennie Van Loan with Minnie Kent Busquehannea. Mrs. Harriet Bache and children of Binghamton with Mina Elia Du Hole. Many residents and relatives are mentioned in gatherings banquets and moves. The piece also notes church and club events, sicknesses, and a Chicago burial.
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Peter Sawyer
Elmira
Waa Vinitina
Helmstead
Manttose Lodge
Od Fellows
Susquehanna County
Minnetonke Council
Pocahontas
Cr. Bankes
Scranton
Good Citizens’ League
No 1
Pine Street
George M. Lamb
Main Street
K. Edwards
William Smith
New York City
B. F. Bernstein
A. F Merrill
Franklin Forks
John A. Davis
Minghamton
Harney Phillips
Addie Taylor
Easton
Gerald May
Robert Gary
Lockport
W. W. Adair
Mandeavor
the Baptist Church
John Davis
Lindsley
M. P. Currier
Jennie Dedrick
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Refund Notice
All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. KE. W. Grove's signature is on each box.
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KE. W. Grove
Local Notables Arrive and Depart As Town Moves On
Allen Ward and family left New Milford for PMall stead to establish a future home. F F Marsh of Great Bend visited the town. Miss May Seymour and brother Horace of Binghamton toured the area. Several residents moved or planned moves to Binghamton and Kingsley. Revival services continue at the Methodist church with gospel wagon band. Presbyterian services set for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
Qet
Allen Ward
Pmallstead
F. F. Marsh
Great Bend
May Seymour
Horace
Binghamton
Charles Benjamin
Luke's
Montrose
James Hayden
Nicholson
T. M. McCarthy
Kingsley
Prant Menjamin
Benjamin
L. Bradley
Curtiss
Edwin Adama
P. D. Hoe
Palrdale
Suniav
Highlands
Mrs. Brown
Kilmer Squires
Presbyterian Church
R. N. Ives
Pittsburgh contractor Warren A. Wella dies in Pittston visit
Warren A. Wella, a prominent Chicago contractor and builder, died today at the home of Joseph Langford in West Pittston after being taken ill following a visit to prisons in Philadelphia. He stopped in Pittston on September 24 to visit his cousin, Mrs. Langford, and B. W. Well before his condition worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wells
Lerayaville
Tradford County
Chicago
Langford Lane
Pittston
Warren A. Wella
Josaph Langford
Weat
Philadelphia
Susquehanna Briefs Highlight Local News and Travels
Special to The Scranton Tribune from Susquehanna reports Dublin mayor Daniel Tallon visiting relatives before traveling to Farrukha to see a relative, while praising Susquehanna as a large town. Notes on local lectures, legal delays, a court case in Montrose, a new fire engine house in Lanesboro, and train speeds near Hornellsville. Also mentions potential farmer union branch, payroll for September, car purchases by Delaware and Hudson, and moves of Arthur W. Cook.
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Susquehanna
Daniel Tallon
Dublin
Ireland
Ftarrucca
Merrigan
Parnell Fund
Susquehanne
Clement Wilton
He Halle
Portsmouth
Ada Mercott
Australia
Hagen
Bhew
Methodist
Larrabee-Kilrow
Montrose
M. L. Miller
Hagar
Bartholomew Steinbrecher
Oakdale
Lanesboro
Eice
Erie
Delaware and Hudson Company
Arthur W. Cook
Susquehanna County
Tunkhannock Court Hears Estate Matters and Jail Transfer
Associate Judge F M Vaughn and Judge Eastman hear various matters. An administrator is ordered to public sale of real estate in Ellis Dunlap estate. Whiteman executrix discharged. J N Carrier to Eastern State Penitentiary after conviction. Dimimy term sentence eighteen months. Auditors fixed for Brungess estate hearing on December 30.
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Tunkhannock
F. M. Vaughn
Meshoppen
Eastman
Ellis Dunlap
Meshoppen Borough
Charles E. Terry
C. H. Danave
EF. Reidleman
J. Wood Pratt
Anna A. Gallup
James PD. Gallup
ER. A. Whiteman
E. May Whiteman
Sherrif
Gregory
Philadelphia
J. N. Carrier
Eastern State Penitentiary
Dimimy
Littl
John H. Brungess
Northmoreland Township
Work on Eleventh street tower near Dr. Peterson home
A large workforce operates on the Eleventh street tower in Honesdale, extending toward Dr. P. H. Peterson's residence and emptying into the Lackawaxen river. The cooper shop of McKenna Bros. is extremely busy as apple barrel demand exceeds capacity, with teams waiting to market Wayne county's large apple crop.
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Honesdale
Eleventh Street
P. H. Peterson
Lackawaxen
Cooper Shop
McKenna Bros
Wayne County
Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Town
Mr and Mrs J S Miller and daughter Ethel of Green Ridge spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs George Portree visited Mrs Snowden at Nichols NY. Charles Lahar of Scranton spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Anna La Har. Mrs Magale Kester of Minooka visited J S Wilwons and Miss Mary Loveland visited friends in Washington DC and Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs BR Wilcox have
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Miller
Ethel
Green Ridge
George Portree
Snowden
Nichols
N. Y
Charles Lahar
Scranton
Anna la Har
Magale Kester
Minooka
J. S. Wilwon
Mary Loveland
Washington
BD C
Philadelphia
BR. L. Wilcox
Peruna touted as universal catarrh remedy by Alabama officials
State officials in Alabama endorse Peruna as the great internal cure for catarrh. Governor Johnston, Secretary of State McDavid, State Treasurer Els, and Representative Horace Hood all testify to its virtues and recommend its use. The notice emphasizes Peruna’s national reputation and claims it reaches every mucous membrane to remove the disease’s cause. Address Dr Hartman in Columbus for free information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Alabama
State of Alabama
General Wheeler
Brewer
Jos. J. Johnston
Department of State
Montgomery
Tonte
Robert P. McDavid
Alamnaba
Treasury Department
Geo. W. Els
Albama
House of Representatives
Horace Hood
United States
South
Hartman
Columbus
Evangelist Sermon Sunday at Methodist Church
Miss Mame Sampson visited Scranton resident Miss Mamie KHortree while Mita Matile Brown from Moosic spent time with Mrs. Wilson and daughter Bessie at J. R. Wilson's. Rev Skellhorn preached at morning service and Rev S W Bortree led the evening pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Mame Sampson
Scranton
Mamie Khortree
Mita Matile Brown
Moosic
Wilson
Bessie
Reed
Plymouth
J. R. Wilson
Skellhorn
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Bortree
Chestnut party hosted by Miss Grace Myers features old fashioned replace
Grace Myers hosts a Friday chestnut party with a home replace as centerpiece. Guests include Eugene Myers and Grace Myers among a large group of friends. refreshments and games provide the evening’s entertainment. Several relatives and neighbors are noted, with updates on illness in the area and visiting locals.
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Grace Myers
Myers
Eugene Myers
Bessie Emory
Edna Ludlow
Eva Stanton
Vida Pedrick
Emma von Stork
Sacre Beemer
Rose Lynch
Minnie Streeter
Carrie Datesman
Maye Myers
Mayc Morrow
Vina Justin
Kate Atherton
Jessie Meade
Gertrude Johnson
Messrs
Charles Snook
Kar
Johnson
Roy Benjamin
Ed. Griffin
Tom Ryder
Ed. Young
Harry Leach
George Morrow
Willard Vosbure
Arthur Dateeman
Bert Billings
Rudolph Leib
Walter Leonard
Scranton
Willy
John Coleman
Jennie Tinkham
Herricksville
Dalton
William Justin
Gon
Jay
West Nicholson
Nelile Young
Bloomsburg Normal School
William Vosburg
Yosatville
Smith
Universalist Conference Elects Officers in Boston
Boston reports the Universalist conference elected officers for the coming year with Hutchinson as president Cushman as vice president Demarest as secretary Wise as treasurer and named four trustees. A Buffalo meeting was voted for the next conference. A proposal for closer Unitarian Universalist union was approved to appoint committees for talks with the Unitarian body.
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Boston
Universalist Conference
Charles JL. Hutchinson
Chicago
Ira Cushman
Auburn
G. L. Demarest
Manchester
N. H
F. W. Wise
F. C. Sweetner
Philadelphia
J. Coleman Adams
Brooklyn
N. Y
C. Ellwood Nash
Galesburg
Frederick A. Winkleman
Alman Gunnison
Canton
Buffalo
Universalist
Unitarian General Conference
Drought Sparks Massive Forest Fires in Centre County
Five weeks without rain leaves Centre County forests vulnerable to fire. Fire from the Allegheny mountains spreads across thousands of acres destroying timber worth thousands of dollars. East of Bellefonte the flames surge, hunting camps abandoned, woodsmen rush to save sawmills, and families flee near homes as fires threaten communities.
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Bellefonte
Centre County
Allegheny Mountains
Bnow
Market Snapshots Show Reactionary Trading Amid Profit Taking
The New York stock market moved on a reactionary day with profit taking evident as bears and bulls tempered activity. Trading was mixed with some bonds showing price changes and total sales around 40,000 par value, while overall indices dragged toward the close.
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New York
Corrected list of dairy and produce pricing terms
Corrected by JI G Dale includes fragmented pricing terms for dairy and produce such as full cream, marrow, onions, potatoes, lemons, and flour. It lists unit measurements and amounts like per bushel or per box with prices, but many items are garbled or incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JI. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Grain and livestock market report from Oct with mixed quotes
The market shows corn oats and potatoes largely unchanged with some firm and quiet notes. Butter and cheese hold steady while live poultry and turkey markets remain firm with strong demand and mixed regional prices noted.
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New York
Westery
Ehbeoene
Mir
Dade
Luree
Walle
Wialee
Fale
Burheln. Com
Market Report From New York and Western Dairy Prices
New York October 2. Flour firmer and fairly active with restrictive views from holders. Wheat spot easy No 2 red. Elevator movements and futures mixed with declines in early trading, later recovering some. Dairy prices show quiet demand with creamery products and butter markets mixed amid regional variations and high liquidation pressure.
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New York
Duluth
Amy
Oedien
Bowie
Weratorn
Lazhe
Dune
Muirk
Idalse
Market Summary with Grain Prices and Commodities
The report lists prices for wheat corn and oats with assorted quotes and cash values. It notes changes in sentiment due to supply and demand shifts and includes reference to timothy seed and other local commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Doe
Rian Reollzlog
Elev Clour
Idaho
East Buffalo Market Report From October Fourth
Fragmented OCR item lists weights and prices for livestock and products at East Buffalo. Mentions cows, sheep, lambs, and various buyers with figures like 4404.07 dollars. Notes include weights around 1200 pounds and general market activity.
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East Buffalo
Uyeht
Plese Middrough
Stacey
Eheiey
Plendy
Cattle Prices Soften Amid Weaker Trade in Chicago
In Chicago on October 3, cattle prices slipped with demand lagging. Common to medium graded cattle traded weakly, with stockers and feeders, calves, and hogs showing declines. Texan and bullock figures noted lower, supply exceeded demand, and further price cuts were recorded across prime to heavy packer categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East Liberty Report Narrows Local Market Signals
A fragmented East Liberty note describes reports of stronger demand and wary workers, with a reference to a 140 bulk price and heavy day counts. The item mentions Well Holi common and a £ 10 value with six point two zero zero five eight, suggesting a local trade snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Atte Atronger
Sheen —Stemdy
Eholes Wells
Choloe Lombe
Fiat An
BMCredit Awards Certificates in New York Bid Rounds
In New York the firm issued 79 certificates as part of a bid process for equipment. The event lists participants including Rhipmemto and SLT67 with Rann noted among attendees at the 10008 area. The average outcome details remain unclear from the fragment.
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Rann
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Lithia Water
Joseph Ross
West Lackawanna Avenue
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