Accidents and events narrated in Northeastern Pennsylvania
A jumble of local notes covers an accident case in which Paul Verhefeky lost an arm after a collision on a Danville road, a 1890 New York suit for damages, and appellate decisions. The report lists church events, sales, property listings, and social notices including marriages, balls, purchases, and upcoming speeches by Rev. Hogan and other locals in Forest City and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Verhefeky Fost Nic O
Gere
Youngspin
Hagerstraw
N.Y
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
Mt. Hicherl
Pwr
Epworth Leningine
Othe Methodist Church
Willie Tenet
Wives County
Phokier Tee Tye
Taewarmide Bover
Mopeetty
Irvine
Ftemen
Fev
Wiliam Luer
Aril
Arnold
Wand Jing
Frank Carpenter
Main Street
Tniondale
Forest City
Charles Carpenter
Uniondale
Mint Anna Dalton
Mensant Mount
Toon
Wedneway
Pivisant Mount Catholic
Five Week Old Paynter Dies. Obituary Notice
A five week old child of Mr and Mrs William Paynter Wandling died Wednesday night at 8 30. Funeral services will be held at the parents home today officiated by Rev J G Evans. The opera house announces Littl Trixie on Nov 16 and Coon Hollow on Nov 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Paynter
Wandling
J. G. Evans
Opera House
Littl Trixie
Coon Hollow
Republican Victory Seen for All Ticket Tuesday
Indications point to a sweeping GOP win next Tuesday with a strong party push to secure supremacy in Lackawanna. Voters face a life defining chance to unite for victory while urging individuals not to relax efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demorath Lackawanna
Indictment of Sheriff Martin and Deputies in Lattimer Shootings
A Luzerne County grand jury indicted Sheriff James Martin and his deputies on fifty five counts for murder and felonious wounding in the Lattimer mining tragedy of Boy Scout Day. Nineteen murder counts and eighteen separate killings are charged, with names of the eighteen miners listed in the indictments. Witnesses include Dr H M Keller and several clergy and local officials as appeared on the grand jury record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Oot
Lynch
James Martin
Lattimer
Boyt
Eiehtern
Clemens Plateh
Jacob Tomoshonas
John Forta
Setetian Brontewski
Rafiel Berewice
Adelbert Couja
Stanley Longorski
Andrew Grekas
Andrew Miezkowski
John Skrep
H. M. Keller
Hazleton Hospital
BR. ©. Aust
Polish Catholic Church
Karl Houser
Hazleton Lutheran Church
John Welsh
W. A. Evans
Charles Guecat
John Igla
Jodope Motalko
Martin Shefronis
Andrew Sevar
Martin Lacher
Frank Fordack
Political Pointer Endorses Free Silver and Bryan Platform
A voter urges support for Schadt Horn and allies of Bryan, urging backing the free silver Chicago platform and opposing McKinley protection and prosperity. The appeal frames the choice as voting for the Bryan faction and defeating McKinley aligned contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Schadt, Horn
McKinley
Bryan
No Waste of Words Evidence Right to the Point
Judge Frank Ives cites Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets as beneficial for twenty five years of indigestion. Testimonials from W Roosevelt to E Ransom and G D Brown praise relief, appetite, and weight gain after using the product. Full sized packages sell for 50 cents with mail order options from Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ives
District Court of
Crookston
Minn
Va. W. Roosevelt
Brussels
Belgium
Stuart
W. D. Tomlin
Duluth
E. Ransom
Hustonville
G. D. Brown
Mondovi
Wis
Mich
Stuart Go
Marshall
Butter making aided by cultured bacteria boosts Danish dairy
An 19th century science note discusses using cultured bacteria to sour cream for butter. It cites experiments in Schleswig Holstein showing souring from bacteria, a doctor named Witter developing a culture blend, and Danish butter praised for flavor and storage. The process uses dry bacteria seed, skim milk, controlled heat, and a daily starter retainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditler
Sehleswhe-Holstein
Witter
Competent to Travel from Detroit Pree Prem
An elderly mother disputes a son's travel plan as she travels alone between states. She relies on prior experience and refuses written instructions. A daughter arranges for two weeks with her arrival. a mileage book is misused, and a conductor’s torn mileage proves costly. The son ends up out ten dollars with no recourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dever
Restoration Row at Derby Street Ends in Court Ruling
Tibbs entered a restaurant on Deviur street, ordered lunch, and disputed a five cent charge. Thomas struck Tibbs after an argument over the ticket, denying provocation. The recorder ruled Thomas must run the restaurant to feed patrons and fined him four dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Tibbs
Deviur Street
White Thorns
Tyree
Thomas
Acers
Mr. Thomas
Tibow
Untitled Fragments Hint at Garden Rivalries
A fragmentary exchange suggests spousal suspicion about a husband’s fidelity amid neighborly dynamics. One line mocks envy while the other claims the husband favors a quiet life with a garden and chickens, hinting at domestic tension.
Wall Street Inactive As Prices Edge Back To Start
The market moved in muted fashion with professionals trading to meet contracts and prevent price gains. Total sales reached 897,000 shares with rumors of tomorrow’s news affecting sentiment little, keeping prices near the initial level.
Wheat Market Closes Higher On Stronger Demand
In New York on October 23, trading for wheat surged as outside buying and shorts covering pushed prices up for December and January. Reports of crop damage and tighter supplies supported gains while corn and other commodities showed mixed to firmer activity. prices for No. 2 wheat at futures showed modest gains with nearby contracts higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City
Straigis
Hiatt
Extrics
Uth
Yiuluth
Lalige
Die Clearanves
Aic
Satie
Chiaed
Siyatic
Mutter—Steaty
Western Creamery
Mutitoe
YalSe
Dsaltation Creamerys
Watie
Stete
Qutel
Altima
State Amd
Pennsylvania
Western Freeh
Dull
Petroleum
Crue
Spe
Philadelphia Provision Market Report of October to January Prices
A condensed market summary from Philadelphia lists prices by item: mixed meats and firm goods show nominal or higher quotes for October through January, with potatoes, butter, cheese, refined sugars, cotton, tallow, and live poultry noted. Receipts include 400 barrels flour and thousands of bushels of wheat corn oats, with shipments of wheat and corn recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Uwyattke
Steailly
Pennsylvania
Egee
Salie
Chicago Markets Report Fading Futures Amid Wheat and Corn Quotes
Oct 2 Chicago futures drift with wheat at several bid levels and corn prices showing mixed tones. Quote lists show No 2 spring wheat and No 2 red corn among others with varied bids and deliveries including rye and barley statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Civtobur
Wie
MyaiTye
Hiyawe
Wthe
Gyalitee
Hiyagte
Corn—Omober
Talyalye
Olsen Sinc
Wiaiter
Oule
Cntoe Lor
Ifyalse
Wialstgee
Beatie, Park
Pel Gusians
Lord
Decinber
Fally
Fallawa
Idadie
Sigadie
Fragmented 19th Century Market Report on Livestock and Grains
Raw OCR fragment lists prices and receipts for cattle and grains. Mentions Chicago market, various bushel counts for wheat corn rye barley and multiple odd terms. Notes include hogs or sheep receipts and pricing ranges, with unclear abbreviations and figures.
East Liberty and East Buffalo cattle and sheep market reports
Cattle prices steady to active across East Liberty Pennsylvania and East Buffalo New York markets. Bulls, cows, steers, heifers and sheep trade mixed with ranges from common to choice quality and lamb consignments, with prices noted in dollars per hundredweight and per head across multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Ehyen
Hideaki
York Live Stock Market Summary
New York stock report notes limited activity with no trading of cows calves quiet and steady veals and lambs trading around 4 to 6 dollars per head. Sheep bring about 10.75 to 11.00 dollars with hogs around 4.00 dollars. Beef cattle bids steady amid sparse sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market figures and shipments report in brief
Market data from Ol Market and OU City shows balances of B-Credit assets 6h and certificates with no hide. Shipments total 97,010 umbrella runs and 100,600 barrels, reflecting trade activity and stock levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU City
Credit Balarces
Patent Office Progress and International Comparisons
The report shows the United States leads in patents issued since founding, with 748, followed by Great Britain at 220. The year saw a rise in patent activity but not above the five prior years. Connecticut leads per capita, with the District of Columbia and several states following in order. The patent office, self-supporting, earned 210,040.12 in the year with receipts near 1,201,000 and a treasury balance around 5.0 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Commissioner
United Sites Patent Office
Great Britain
MSI
Patent Office
Treasury Department
Connecticut
Columbia
Massachusettts
Rhode Island
New Jersey
New York
Colorado
Tinnels
South
Carina
Mssinsing
North Caroling
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Confusion Over Society Columns and Mr Horn in Washington Star
Mrs Torkine argues with Charley about a society column story. She claims Mr Horn, recently famous, may help them, while they discuss urban gossip and the paper’s influence on their social standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuvek
Bace Bell
Charsley
Ixnoram
Joan
Mr. Horn
Hotee
Charley
Fragmentary Time Record Clip Reads Threat Story
A damaged OCR snippet from the Time record contains garbled phrases about threats toward a woman and an unclear resolve. The fragmentary text mentions fear and a bittersweet tone, with no clear names, dates, or events to anchor a full report.
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Childrens Hale
Martha R. Schimpef
Nin
Lackawanna Avs
Willias & AP Anasty
Scranton
Pittston
Northeastern
Martin
Luverne
Eve
Lusernn
Lukerone
Commonwealth
George J. Rutile
Rodleed AL MeoSheu
Samuel J. Guntry
Jed A. Sloppy
Join Cook
William Coe Jello
Williamn Rane
Willam Siewet Wohnen
Turi Calvin Wardes, Jr
Edwayn Barret
P. Matholomew
C. WW. Crooks
el Totobach
Thomas H. Hall
Thos, Mureden
T 0. Williams
Willison Kulp
Curtis W. Doud
Joseph W. Btevens
Willem Underwged
Robert H. Kay
J. &. Anderson
Harry Polgrain
Thomas Brown
Anthony Moyle
William H. Brown
J. .W. Mernhoisen
John L. Salem
James Ferry
Joseph J. Nichols
Charlies J. Haen
Frank Memes
Samuel Brunolit
Nick Michael
Peter
Gelant
Pounevivilia
Clemenza Platek
James Marthrotal
Central Assembly
Commonwealth of Penneylvansia
Dantel A. Fell
Castoria
Ran Ue
Michig vii
Ingrain
Uxtra
Iide
J. Scott Inglis
Lacka, Ave
The
Poplar Science Monthly
Detroit Pree Prem
Wall Street
Get
William Yavin
LEN & Co
Mears
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Ont. Inc
Tolenovo
He'g Co
Senesece
Mil
St. Po
Vam
Chile
Rod, & Vosen
Aly
Delaware & Hink
Nash
Manhattan
Ceesersee
Central
N. WV
Nor
Pacific
Pro
Texas Pacific
Union Pacite
Clarence
Coe
Theioottther
Seranton & Pittston Trac
Ane National Boring & Drill
Ase Firet National Ban Ooenee Ee Isimhurst Boulevard Co
Beranton Savings Tank
Eee
Ses Scranton Packing Co
Iron and Steel Co
Oun
Third National Bank
Sean Eee
Beranton Traciion Co
Roop Novelty
Seranton Axle Ma Orks
Weston J
People's Street
Ilway
Seaee Aee
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Oo Lacka
City Scranton Bt
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Seranton Axle Works
Scranton Traction Co
Chicago Grain Market
Toxee Wieers
Oge
Riowao
Choles Shipping
Howe
S. Tha. Lm
Inet Liberty Cattle Market
East Liberty
Low York
Ol Market
Patent Office Progress
United States
Sam
Mra. Torkine
Eoys Eho
FOO
Ries
DR. Hill & Son
Rollabte
Fiyat National Monk
Merchitita
Mechaniun 1
Albany
First National Bank
Kerr
Kerr's
Lackawanna Avenue
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William HL. Peck
Scranton Faundry CO
Bureau OF Tile Past
Faundry
Washington Ave
Tah Din Court
King
Eureka
Starling
Pinlow
Cansdeo
N. J
Franklin Ave
Wyoming
Oller
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Ave
Alcats
eLd Eo
Hill & Connell, Protheroe & Co
A. E. Strong
Omaha
Range Building
Seth
Hime
Dr. Peal
John H. Phelps
Pharmasist
Whasien Avenue
Spruce Street
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