Wilkes-Barre Tribune opens branch and court notes
The Wilkes-Barre Tribune announces a new branch office at No 2 Laning Building Public Square to deliver papers across northeastern Pennsylvania. The report covers multiple court actions with sentences for Cunningham Hoyoch Mary Davis Fred Davis and others, plus a funeral for Joan Larah and railroad officials visiting town.
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Murder in the first degree verdict in Eckert case
The jury found Abram Eckert guilty of murder in the first degree for the killing of Frederick T. Spittenbender after nearly forty hours of deliberation. Eckert remained calm as counsel pledged a new trial, with sentencing expected on Saturday and a today filing of reasons for the requested reversal.
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The Cut-Off Murder Trial Faces Major Racial Tension
After the Eckert jury, the trial of James Miller, Sarah Miller, John Hird, Hester Brace and Nelson Brace opens in court. Frank Shafer and George Jordan have turned state's evidence, claiming involvement by others in the dynamite attack that killed several and maimed many, with two women’s lives at stake.
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Large Bear Creek Run Draws Many Riders and Lunch
The United Wheelmen announce a Sunday run to Bear Creek with a large turnout and lunch served. it marks the season's final big ride.
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Philadelphia
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Pittston notes resignations reshape city officials
Alderman John Jordan and Dr C Underwood resign from the board of health forcing mayoral appointments. Jordan’s exit ends board reorganization. two new officers will be elected. Feeney quits Pittston Base Ball Club over lack of funding and patronage. Plus sales, parties, a mine hotel change, a trial set, pay day at coal works, and street railway bridge work proceeding.
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Brooklyn
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New York
New South American Kidney Cure Promises Fast Relief
An advertisement touts Rotlef in six hours and claims the New South American Kidney Cure relieves kidney and bladder diseases quickly. It promises immediate pain relief in urinary passages for men and women and claims to ease water retention. address given as 128 Penn Avenue, Craton, Pa.
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Chicago Gas Leads New York Stock Market Rally
Chicago Gas led the New York stock market today with a 2% advance on hopes that Illinois state authority objections can be overcome. Lead strengthened on dividend resumption, while railways felt pressure from lower sterling, Lehigh Valley coal gains, and expectations of lower Saturday gold shipments. Prices rose 1 to 2% with strong close near day’s top.
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Scranton Wholesale Fruits and Produce Prices Fragment
A fragment from Scranton Wholesale lists dried apples and evaporated apples, California prunes, English currants, muscatels, beans, potatoes, onions, butter, cheese, ham, bacon, beef, pork, lard, flour, various grains, and hay. Prices shown per unit include per bushel and per pound, with figures in dollars and cents for multiple items.
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New York Produce Market Prices Report
New York market notes steady to unsettled for grains and provisions on Sept 1, with No 2 red and other wheat futures mixed and options closing firm. Corn and rye show dull to firmer quotes, while oats and dairy products move within narrow ranges and cheese holds firm at steady levels.
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Toledo Grain Market Report Sees Cautious Trade Across Commodities
Wheat receipts reach 10 000 bushels with quiet activity for No 2 red and multiple futures. Corn shipments total 1 200 bushels as market remains easy for No 2 mixed and yellow varieties. Rye and Clover market notes show steady demand and modest price movement. Chicago stock and livestock quotes reflect steady to firm tones with various ranges for steers, cows, calves, and lambs. Philadelphia and Pittsburg markets list tallow and oil activity with current price indications.
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Help Wanted Classified Ads From Scranton Period
A dense, scattered list of 19th century employment and notice ads. Offers include salesmen, general housework, agents, and professional services with addresses in Chicago New York Baltimore and Scranton. Also mentions dentistry and legal notices and real estate listings in ad form.
Dress Goods Range Appeals to Season of Fashion
In a season of novel fabrics the Dress Goods Department presents a rich stock of best silks and dress fabrics. Early ordering before price rises allows substantial value. Priestly's Goods lead the selection, praised for quality, style, width, and extra value.
Silk Department invitation to view fabrics
An open invitation to visit the Silk Department to view a fabric range. The message welcomes all readers, not arguing or explaining, and invites both browsers and buyers.
Reedsmens and Nurserymen Store Address Listing
A fragmented listing shows R. Clark & Co. Reedmen and Nurserymen with a greenhouse at 1350 North Main Avenue, a store on Forty? Wilson? Avenue, and a telephone line TH.
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