Justice Barry Held on $500 Bail for Court Appearance
Luzerne Borough Justice Barry was held in $500 bail after a misreported article in The Leader led Alderman Donohue to accuse him of furnishing false news. The suit, brought by Miss Mary Campbell of Edwardsville, stemmed from September coverage about a staged fight to win her favor, which Campbell denies having witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Barry
Luzerne
Wilkes-Barre
William F. Parry
Donohue
Mary Campbell
Edwardsville
Leader
Michael Burns
Thomas Murphy
J. J. Monahan
Indy
Risdale
Barry
Salsbure
D. B. Gildea
Pattison Honors Earned Warm Reception in Monroe County
Ex Governor Pattison was met by a reception committee in Stroudsburg and welcomed by Monroe county Democrats. A public reception at the Indian Queen hotel followed, with Judge Bar net Mansfield in charge. Pattison spoke on state issues at the county courthouse, praised by local Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroudsburg
Pattison
Monroe County
Gopothy
Julia B Storm
Joseph Shull
Staples
Roge
L. Burnett
J. F. Schwarg
Puttenbaugh
Brodfend
Walter
Durat
A. Michtell Palmer
W. M. Lesh
Hiredhead
Harvey Hoffman
W. RB. Ellenberger
Lee
A. W. Loder
A. Shoemaker
Indian Queen
Barnet Mansfield
County Court House
John B. Storm
Speinker
Bridge Trust in Pittsburgh Complete Thirty-Five Plant Combine
Dispatch from Pittsburg reports that the American Bridge company has completed a national combine including thirty-five of thirty-seven U S plants and will open for business about November 1. The Athena Bridge Works is included but work there may be discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Towanda
Pittsburg
American Bridge Company
United States
Athena Bridge Works
Forkseton Mountain
Little Minister
Maude Adams
Nesbitt
Tans Nery
Ridgeway
Squire Sampson
Philadelphia
W. &. Sampson
Locating diseased cattle tour targets interstate dairy stock
Special agent M. N. Wells of the State Live Stock Sanitary board tours Luzerne and Bradford counties to enforce the tuberculin test rule. The law requires dairy or breeding cattle entering Pennsylvania to be tuberculin tested before delivery or require a permit for uninspected shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Beranton Tribune
Towanda
M.N
Healthy vigor for delicate children from Scott Ss Bowne
The ad claims Scott Ss Bowne of Chenoa New York strengthens nerves and restores energy in delicate children. It promises healthier color and youthfulness through its tonic use, urging all delicate kids to take it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Ss
Bowne Chenoa
Meaning of Miner s Ton in Coal Lease Sparks $20 000 Suit
A Lackawanna County coal lease dispute, dating to 1565, centers on miners weight per ton. Plaintiffs Morris Everett Drake challenge Jermyn Lacon Shifter defendants over whether miners weight equals 2464 pounds or coal and refuse that becomes a prepared ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Neferes St. Btranes
WW. W. Morris
I. Everett
Georgy K. Drake
Thomas Drake
John Jermyn
Joseph J. Jermyn
R.D. Lacon
Jeremiah B. Shifter
Supreme Court
J. T. Lenahan
James Morris
Wheaton, Darling & Woodward
Geo
Ferris
This City
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Scranton
No Work at Nantikeoke Collieries After Strike
In Nanticoke Susquehanna Coal company failed to resume idle collieries as too few miners reported for duty. United Mine Workers leaders urged firm stand. mass meeting and street parade followed. Company will close mines until workers return. 4,000 on payroll. business paralyzed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilikes-Barre
Susquehanna Coal Company
Nanticoke
United Mine Workers
Natitleoke
Numerous Weddings Reported Across Luzerne County
In Lu cerne county yesterday six weddings occurred in Wilkes Barre with couples including William M Link and Louise Bauer and David Lloyd with Margaret Merry. Kingston saw four unions while home ceremonies joined Gouge Bird and James Macdou gall with Lizley Evans. Additional weddings took place in Pittston West Pittston and Huston area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Lucerne
William M. Link
Louise ©. Bauer
Dana Street
David Lloyd
Warrior Run
Margaret Merry
Joseph Held
Elizabeth J. Richards
Stanley J. Barber
M«. A. L. Snyder
Daniel Hall
Maggie Dunbar
Charles Wolfe
Lizzie Stark
Kingston
Harry §. Clauser
Forty Fort
Mary M. Luke
Ellsworth J. Snell
Sugar Run
Bradford County
Mary FP
Bink
John Firliferty
Annieshihan
Thoms Kelley
Della Tolan
Pringlehill
Kingstown Township
Mia
Gouge Bird
Weetmoor
James Macdougall
Lizeley Evans
Mariiage
B. F. McGee
Perdinand von Krug
Pittston
West Pittston
Huslelon-way
Local notes from Hallstead and Scranton region
Hallstead reports appointment to Scranton Tribone and a Bible association meeting led by W. W. Adair dates and changes. A death of James T. DuBois follows a chicken pie supper fundraiser for Presbyterian chores. Obituary mentions engineer James Dubois, survivors Norton and Mrs H. Lease. Funeral details set at 2 40 and Presbyterian church at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosse Taylor Hospital
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Boyacund
Elf
Norton
Elmira
Halstead
Rinera
Presbyterian Church
Clark
L. W. Church
Fred D. Lame
Binghamton
Mingo Latee
Manstead Water Company
Lehigh Valley Plan Adds Local Trains and Color Coded Schedules
New Lehigh Valley timetable set for Nov. 5 includes two local trains between Buffalo and New York and color printing to replace old timetables. Additional notes report on bridge work at Sugar Run, rail expansions, and regional civic matters from Sayre to Towanda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo
New York
Jersey City
Pittsburg
Dushore
Ringdale
Laporte
Sugar Run
Henry H. Coleman
Rome
Packer Hospital
Sayre
George W. Blocker
Tlerrick
Levi Wells
Spring Hill
State Dairy and Food Commissioners’ Association
Tuscarora
C. DeWitt
Ohio
Mesdames
KE. J. Regengrant
George Ridgeway
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Bradford
Canton
James Elliott
Towhinda
Hull of America
Fayre Hospital
Children’s Home Society
Wilmot Township
Smithfield Township
H. K. Mott
West Franklin
Dunham
Sullivan County
Troy Court
Lehigh Valley
W. O. Essor
W. 5
McDonald
John Waythorne
Buckley
Henry Streeter
Towanda
John Haythorne
Dr. Johnson
Waverly
Kinner
Goodnow
Ann Young
Hradford County
New Era
Church of Saint Peter and Paul
North Towanda
Sheshequin
F. N. Moore
Hornbrook
North Orwell
Daniel Ryan
Danville Asylum
Tawanila
Athens
Take Laxative Byome Quinine Tablets
Drugstore advertises Byome Quinine laxative tablets with a 25 cent price per box and a promise of refund if not effective. mentions Grove’s elgyna ture on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drusgisty
W. Grove
Bridge near Ja ceyville opens with toll plan delayed
Tunkhannock October 6 The Susquehanna bridge at Ja ceyville nearing completion awaits final planking. Opening postponed to next Thursday. First three months toll free then standard tolls on county bridges apply. Engineer George Leighton of Glenburn directs completion and opening plans.
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Tunkhannock
Susquehanna
Jaceyville
George Leighton
Glenburn
Oldest Woman of Bradford County Pioneer Life
Towanda Ohio 44 Mrs Rebekah Rose Packard is hailed as the oldest pioneer in Northern Pennsylvania born October 12 1795. She has lived through every US presidency and in Bradford county has many descendants. She remains active with keen sight and hearing and would reach three centuries if she survives to January 1901.
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Towanda
Ovch
Rebekah Rose Packard
Pennsylvania
United States
Packard
Bradford County
Locomotive Firemen Leader Hinted for Interstate Post
Special to The Scranton Tribune from Susquehanna Pa notes F P Sargent, grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, touted as a candidate for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Petitions circulate. other items include a church reception, a freight train accident in Kirkwood NC, a large river pike catch, and local notes on politics, weather, and civic topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
F. P. Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Christ Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Martin Sexton
Grand Street
Erie
Kirkwood
N. C
George Oakley
Susquehanna County
Delaware and Hudson
Edward L. Parrett
Windsor
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Oakland
Tyler
Sherman
Sam
Bruce B. Buffman
Friendaville
Register and Recorder
Judie Downs
Binehamton
Andrew J. Ryan
Main Street
Montrose Democrat
Broad Street
St. John's Church
Pittston Weddings Fill Busy Oct 25 and 26
Special to the Sorenton Tribune reports eight or nine Pittston couples wed in varied ceremonies. In St Peter's Lutheran church George Schmalts and Minnie Schultz tied vows with Mary Knopf as bridesmaid and Jacob K R Schmalts as best man. Additional unions include Rudolph Sutter and Kate Shea in nearby Weat Pittston, George Richardson and Lizzie Best in Pittston, Patrick Gannon and Emma Black at St Johns Parochial, and several more marriages at St Johns and Browntown venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorenton Tribune
Pittston
Cupid
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
O. F. Ottwein
Rudolph Sutter
Hamtown
Kate Shea
Weat Pittston
N. G. Parke
George Richardson
Mise Liszie Best
Peckville
St. John’s
Patrick Gannon
Mise Emma Black
Inkerman
John's
Father Quinnan
Charles McAndrew
Catherine Walsh
Michael Holland
Margaret Jordan
Michael O'Kara
Margaret Clarke
Browntown
Michael Collina
Jenton
Margaret Hoban
Port Griffith
Markets End Mixed After Early Rally on New York Vet Trading
Trading opened with a strong demand and broad participation, 115 stocks active as large volume carried the index up briefly. Later selling and profit-taking hit rails while industrials like sugar, tobacco, rubber and leather steadied the list. call loans fell near the close and total sales reached 605,000 shares.
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New York
Brooklyn
Federal Steel
Atchinson
Southern Railway
Chesapeake
Onlyo
United States
Fragmented Market Prices and Dairy Listings
Corrected by H. fi and Dale at W Lackawanna Avenue. Hutter Creamery and HaMe print dairy prices. Eggs-Select Western and nearby water lines. Cheese-Full Cream newilge. Hennt-Per bu choice marrow priced at 40 cents. Medium at $2 and $2.40 per unit. Onions and Potatoes listed per bushel at four cents.
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H. Fi
Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Hutter—Creamery
HaMe
Ige
New
Ilge
All Druggists and Grocers Endorsement Notice
Sold by all druggists and grocers with high physician approval. Family orders promptly filled from office at 902 West Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lackawanna Avenue
Market Prices and Commodities Report Section
Philadelphia grain and produce prices list a wide range of items with mixed quality notes. Entries include flour, oats, corn, potatoes, butter, cheese, poultry, and other goods, with prices and quality descriptors from various regions and firms.
New York Grain Market Prices and Elevator Openings
Grain market notes from New York describe active lineal and extort pricing signals with elevators opening for May and June delivery. Prices show net advances and early bids across futures contracts for winter wheat and mixed westerns as buyers adjust to market conditions and seasonal demand.
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New York
Ateady
Porthern Duluth
Myr
Toa Mar
Armaia
Local Dairy Firms Face Marketups Amid Creamery Shakeup
A jumble of dairy company names appears in a report noting shifts at several western creamery operations. Unclear spelling suggests consolidation pressures, new ownerships, and potential production realignments acrossVaileda and nearby state facilities.
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Wetern Creamery
Vaileda
Iitwlies Joe Creamery
Imibtion Emoumery
Lisa
Dette i Commer
Tage
Choewe
Birdy
Larse
Wiedrmall
Merce
Mmyailioe
Simall
Fragmentary Historical Note on Varied Agricultural Items and Dyes
The readable fragments describe mixed references to agriculture and commodities such as wheat, corn, and seeds, with scattered terms like May and various color descriptors. Mentions of individuals and places are obscured by garbled OCR, yielding a fragmentary snapshot without a clear event or narrative.
Chicago Live Stock Market Readout in Turbulent Trade
Market activity in Chicago shows early demand for cattle and calves with prices up, while late trading turned weak for steers and heifers. Packers move heavy volumes as hogs and sheep vary, with quotes reaching around 5000 dollars per head in select categories.
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Chicago
Dot
Prio
Etockers Wal
Tex
Koooloteest
Atthe
Tome
A Craft balances 18 percent certificates no bid
A cryptic report notes balances at 18 percent on certificates and no bids received for shipments totaling 198 units with average value around S20. Huts show 105 018 units in the aggregate, with averages cited as 4 70.
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Northeastern
Enthus
The
Bridge Trust
Luzerne County
Hallstead
Scranton Tribone
Tunkhannoock
Bpechs
Reminon Tribune
Scratton Tribune
Hood
Wall Street Review
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Tribune
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Prile
Tobacca
West
del Hudson
Wit
Sal
Fed
Stel Ny
Rug
General Electric
al Fats Louis & Nash
Ras Ria
Manhattan
Centra Us
Littles
Norfolk
Pacific
Tue North
Pacine
Pacific Mail
Oanenan
Southern
Sawkees
Tonn
Rad & Tron
Pacific Iy
Tnion Pacific
Western Union
Wits
NCES
Firat National Bank Tenbeddeny
Scranton Savings Bank
Beranton Packing Co
Saina
Boranton Sh
Borantor
Lon Lacka
Just & Safe
Boranton Paint Co
Clark & Bnover Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Maoka
Township School
Chief Berantay
Mt. Vernon
Beranton Xle Works
Scranton Traction
Dr. Martel
Cusick
Washington Ave
Furs
the Scranton Bedding Co
East Mountain Lithin Water
Joseph Ross
Scranton, Pa
Philadeliphia
Maye
Cormm
Waite
Pittu
Maui
Kotter
Printa
Bae
Aly
Eothwestern
Heflin
Moat
Onliow
Byeeran
Radler
Wille
Jorge
Mey Emall
Tate
Turkeys
Ehatee
New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain and Produce
Moeuwtown
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