Building dispute over ten foot reservation at Mulberry and Franklin
In Scranton area a civil action challenges Jacob A. Shiffer’s plan to erect a building at the southwest corner of Franklin Avenue and Mulberry on a ten foot reservation. Judge Archbald granted a preliminary injunction restraining further construction while City of Scranton and adjacent owner Adam Bechroiler seek equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Shiffer
Sourthwest
Franklin Avenue
Mulberry
Vinia
Awa. Vosburg
City of Scranton
Adam Bechroiler
Mulberry Street
Archbald
Jury in Jer Myn grading dispute over Stocker property damages
In common pleas court Judge Fearle heard the trespass suit of D. Stocker v borough of Jer Myn over grading on Bacon and Main streets. Stocker claims $1,500+ damages from street cutting, while the borough argues the work benefited his property. Jury to view the site. attorneys listed for both sides. Also verdicts in related actions include Patrick Burke v Wymbs for $8.08, Michael Weir v Port Gibron for £0.04, and a new suit under the 1812 act by Hershberger & Bro. v Hashim Lime company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
D. Stocker
Borsugh
Jermyn
Torough Colunell
Ar. Stocker
Fearle
Supreme Court
Stocker
J. HW. Torrey
C. J. Hershberger & Bro
Hashim Lime Company
Swift Co v Lahotsky Case Tossed by City Arbitrators
Swift & Co sued Mrs Lahotsky of Throop for 47 dollars after her husband bought goods and she stood as security. Arbitrators Doturbise Ward W H Roe and Charles Horn ruled there was no cause for action. Attorney George W Okell represented the plaintiff and I I Dutly the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Co
George W. Okell
I. 1 Dutly
Marriage Licenses Recorded Amid Nonsense in Carbondale
A garbled list shows names linked to marriage licenses in Carbondale with numerous unreadable fragments. Despite the confusion, several individuals such as Julia Howston and Bridget Radid appear amid stray surnames and scattered initials, indicating a registry entry for unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoman PF. Watt
J. Gilayarde
Wavid
Heckvilly Damite
GOMAM
Julia T. Howston
Carbondale Toha
TW. Murphy
Jane M. Datner
Seruniton Vatrick Dempocy
Ditton Anke Thomnadoes Seues
Nenesenene Lunnts
Walter Davia
Villa
Spunoor
Ecyaen
Alumi
Mary Kelly
Trouble Over Bond Transfer Delays By Bidder Day & Co
Boston firm Day & Co faced objections from Deputy Controller Hartley over the final transfer of proceeds for a large bond issue. Day & Co demand a debt statement up to turnover date and other minor requests, which Hartley calls frivolous and not required by law. He suspects they seek to delay and may forfeit their $9,000 certified check if they refuse the bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ri. Day &Co
Boston Jr
Cownells
Hartley
Honda
Portable school annexes push portable units for city schools
School Controller Leonard of the Twenty first ward proposes a savings plan to stop expensive annual rent by adopting portable annexes used in Milwaukee and other cities. The portable structures can be disassembled and reassembled quickly allowing easy relocation and erection on unused sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Twenty-first Ward
Board of Control
Milwaukee
Portable school annexes could save district funds
The article notes portable annexes for schools cost 750 dollars each and rental for seven annexes at 1 80 per year, totaling seven units at 20 0. Leonard argues buying seven would save nearly 15 000 dollars over ten years and urges the building committee to adopt the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Mir
Leonard Eiys
Kulick Held on $1000 Bail in Assault Case
John Kulick of 2 South Ninth Street is held on $1000 bail after being committed on a charge of assaulting Nance Matlock of 110 South Ninth Street. The 20 year old Polish immigrant accused he followed her along the Delaware and Hudson railroad and attempted to assault her. Constable Firestie made the arrest after the Monday September incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kulick
South Ninth Short
Kaskon
Nance Matlock
South Ninth Street
Kulick
Nee Home
Poland
Kullek
Bellevue
Mattuck
Delaware
Firestie
Industrial Jottings: Coal Strike Impacts Delaware & Western Shop
Industrial notes report coal miners’ strike has little effect on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western shops in the city. Full workforce remains, with more work from rolling stock repairs. Ground broken for a new pattern and cabinet shop, 126 by 100 feet, one story, fifteen feet high, wood with corrugated iron siding. Grace Hydeo of New York will build under Wridwe and building department. A pneumatic elevator replaces trestling near the foundry, aiding scrap iron moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Grace, Hydeo
New York
Wridwe and Building Department
Lackawanna Rail Strikes and Factory Upgrades Reported
W. B. Hunter of the Lackawanna visits the city amid a strike that mostly affects coal hauling crews. The Dansville Pullman sleeper is sent to Hoboken after renovation. New machinery arrives at Lackawanna shops from Niles Tool Works, including a horizontal boring machine and planers. Master Car Builder Cantrell tours Detroit for twin hampers cam orders from American Car and Foundry for 1,000 cars. Also noted is Chanberlaine Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gaining wide adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. Hunter
Lackawanna Railroad
Pullman
Dansville
Hoboken
Usia
Lackawanna
Central and Delaware and Hudson Roads
Clif Works
Lackawanna Machine Shops
Westerday
Niles ‘Tool Works
Hamilton
Ohio
Cantrell
Detroit
Mich
Yestendiny
List of Advertised Letters in Town Postal Office
A long OCR list shows names of recipients for advertised letters including Agnes Gorey Mary Chak Chow Daviilew John Moon Ella Mathews Lillie Newton Ella Mathews Frank Mow Mirth Ugtt and many others. The fragment also includes notes on delivery areas such as Keyear Avenue and mentions several surnames like Miller Walton Watson and Ringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We J
Chow
Modge
Daviilew
Boon
Char
Mee
Viator Dietrich
Wea
Kale Furick
Willkans
W. Wrarile
Veith
Duck
Montingion Water
Suigily
Baris Mes
Kelwend Deyn
Sui Mme
Wim 0
Tiwileom
Ho Hodge
Dole Houte
Badle Hiypleine
I E
Dothne
Vaiward Huiee
Barker
Kresge
Mies
Kite
Heorge
Heorge, Ler. Mie May Landis, Mise Mitha Ugttér
Gigeley Lee Rey
Mere, Wood
Leowly
Thomas Lat
Yhomwe McGrath
Mia Mii Metyimeggel
ML Murti
Ceorge Miller
John A. Moon
Mise Bullian Miller
Misa Ella Mathews
Frank A. Mow
Mins Lillie Newton
Mira Brio
Nivn
Mme Kou. Freon
VV. Pttereyn
Min Porter
Cape
Mra
Elisabeth Wathine
Mrs Julia Walton
Migs Candia Watson
Miey Beytha Williama
M. QO. Wright
Myd
Wale
Markets See Mixed Rally In Silver and Steel Stocks
New York trading today showed a cautious rally in metal and steel shares with bears pressing others. Sogar Tobapco and Peoples tins led gains while broader market failed to recover from yesterday's weakness. investors watched rail shares and potential strikes as traders priced in possible policy shifts and labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sogar
Tobapco
Peoples
Colum
Konte Dineetion
Peter Taille
Lgin
Grnetlly
Wall Street
Honda
Fragmented Maladrighia Wheat Market Notes
A highly garbled report lists various place names and items, mentioning wheat, fuel, and market terms. It hints at regional trading activity with several towns and commodity mentions but lacks clear events or outcomes. The readable fragments imply a public notice or market survey style item from Maladrighia with scattered goods pricing ideas.
Fragmented New York Wheat Market Report Clarity Lacking
A garbled market piece details weak demand and mixed bids in New York wheat trading. It mentions various bid levels and entities in a fractured style, with unclear attributions and several misspellings obscuring specific prices and participants.
Fragmented OCR notes on market items and goods
The readable text lists various market goods and items with unclear spellings and partial phrases. Mentions of wheat, sulfate, diapyary options, oats, rye, potatoes, and other produce appear alongside stray notes and prices, but the overall context is disjointed and fragmentary.
Unclear OCR: Local Market Prices and Notes
Market rundown with scattered prices and items listed in broken text. Mentions wheat, oats, milk, sales terms, and daily prices. several proper nouns and locations are garbled, leaving only partial market data and observations.
Unclear OCR Summary of Market and Livestock Figures
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference livestock prices and related market terms. It mentions sheep and lamb figures, regional names, and a few monetary values but the data is garbled with many illegible words and inconsistent formatting.
Calves Market Steady With Nominal Demand At Slower Pace
Market notes show calf demand modest with limited buyer activity. No new buyers emerge as prices hold with bid levels described as nominal and market slow but steady.
Best in the Market at Horner's Great Furniture Emporium
New York announcement extols R J Horner & Co for carrying over two hundred Medroom Sets and extensive lines of Parlor Drawing Room Library and Dining Room furniture. It highlights unmatched assortments, city and country home suitability, and very moderate prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Horner & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob Shiffer
J. D. Stocker
Borough of
Comon Pleas Court
Lotal
Chanberlaine Cale
Matthews Dros
Whalesite
Persie
Natitie Ant
Clavhes
Miaulon
Claetes Barnes
Bizateth
Mamie Taker
Mot
Hudin
Mie
Ilwuied Hisheg
AL dL Maxton
Fhevee Blibeattan
Henk Cotbed
Ah Cahill
A Chota
Julie Borredt
I UV Uap
Manet Coaliad
Pied Augustin Cluk
Mixt Vane Coutdit
Mes
Chartes
Orm
Mire
Agnes Gorey
Mary of Chak
West Scranton Station
Bessie Kaden
Keyear Avenue
Mirey Ania
Shawde
Mig Kato Toukinw
Varrick Waolente
DT. Walter
Wall Street Review
Fellowin
Furnlahed
Bdegor & UE
Epione Berean
Ae Cow Ameria
Ameriot Tihuween
Sally Messani
Stock & Wite
Titan
Chen
Mile
Willy
Neotfulk & Weal
H. Santos
Beranton Board of Trade Exchanges
First National Bank
Veeweveverereen
Kcranton Savings Ban
Bsorantety Maint Co
Clark & Snover Co
Scranton
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Savines Hank & Treat Co
First National Banks
Btandand Neilling Co
Carbondale
National Bank
Atgee Ae People's Street
People's Street
Hue
Dickson, Manufacturing Co
Os Ee
Ryty
Scranton Traction
Dale
Paar
Oulue
Arate
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Neogatt
Realiia
Wanye
Cotte Tuigent
Tallin -Steailt
City
Pn Tiche
Ceomnitry
Pete
Wea Matha
Ted Eahie
Fates
Tom
Andy Seta
Ath
Tao
Waalter
Mthitia
Amnt
Denna
Peete
Wess Peeubi
Toalse
Weeleiti
Chicago Grain and Produce
Chicago
Oleedtigg
Wwe
Cnair
Gia Tlinemat
Finlothy
Tal
Heliers
Aude
Et Steady
Lana
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Carlie
East Liberty Cattle Market
Tinhe Catarthi
Ali
Ted Gors
Tyli
Ve Chetoy & Ch
Toledo
Italy
Adilrers
Cheney & CO
Tey Hull
Horner
Fureier Thom
Snows White
Ane Weston Mile ED
Srantom
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton'’S
Ately Trimn
Connolly & Wallace
Third National Bank
United States
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William A. Peck
Pennsylvania
Densten
Spruca St
Tempe Bi Building
Scranson PA
Syeifer
Gillee
Sine Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Ill
McGarrah & Thomas
Siste
PILLS
Cts
Pilsner
N. Ninth Street
Scranton, Pa
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Eleairia Explorer
Renayno Chemical Co
exei'Sives
Homdiene
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
I Connett
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Si Sith
Alcal
The
Wyoming Dietrick
Duponts
Mining, Mining, Sporting, Gmokolesn
Kepatine Chemical Company
Hatdy
Connell Building
Srenton
Agence
Thos, Ford
Joan Be Bmethdon
E Mulligan
von Pitheton
Plymanth
Wilkes Barre
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