Verdict in favor of the borough in wolfgang v Scranton Railway case
The jury found for the borough in the trespass suit of HK. J. Wolfgang against the Scranton Railway Company after closing arguments before Judge Kelly. The court also heard Stocker v. Borough of Jermyn, where the jury returned a verdict for the borough on damages claims related to property graded street actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfgang
Scranton Railway Company
Kelly
HK. J
J. D. Stocker
Jermyn
A. W. Mulholland
Heark
Stocker
Hos
Wttle
Woman Sues City of Scranton Over Damaged Property
Mrs Johanna Ferdinando files a suit against the City of Scranton seeking 3000 in damages for injury to Ninth Street property. She says work on the roof was halted by an injunction lasting from August until January 16 18 and the building suffered weather damage and delay costs during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Ferdinando
Scranton
Ninth Street
Sds
Mra. Ferdinando
Transfers of hotel licenses filed with clerk of courts
Yesterday applications for transfer of hotel licenses were filed and will be heard on Getober. James Sheridan’s license on Penn avenue transfers to Michael J. Judge and G L Fark at Penn avenue and Mulberry street transfers to James F Marmnete. Charles E. Lee’s Waverly license transfers to Mury RB Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getober
James Sheridan
Penn Avenue
Michael J. Judge
G. L Fark
Imperial
Mulberry Street
James F. Marmnete
Charles E. Lee
Waverly
Mury RB. Moss
Sheriff Deeds Recorded in Open Court Across Boroughs
Deeds acknowledged for numerous property transfers in Scranton, Dunmore, Olyphant, and surrounding towns. Transactions list buyers like AL Benge and Jones S&S Quick, with properties ranging from lots in Greenfield and Lachawan townships to buildings in Olyphant and Scranton. Amounts and names vary, including properties of Elizabeth J. Williams, Mary J. Devling, and Frank Connally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clistian Miler
Jan
Anibald
Max Klopper
AL Benge
Borough of
Winton
Mary J. Devling
Fenners
Ad Mechanics’ Savings Fond
Dean Esoalation
Dormore
Jones S&s
New Seilor Building and Loan
Dolin Erwanalyoki
Ponnssivania Saviinne Patel
Leath Aweorta Ioe
Tie Seevneetowe
Acetel de Geraneenty
Rael Wet Ek Peadewieie
Lita
Eelel
Foe Spiteer
Berantop
Gooner le Fair
Robert Wille
Scranton
Dunmore
Frank
Connally
Charles 1
O'Malley
Charles TL. Stanler
Taylor
Ryan PB
Phillips
Schiller
James
Loftus
Charles H Welles
Aey
Coormge Banilerwn
York Savings and Loan Revelition
Tmenry Semitl
PW. Stokes
Sigranton
James M. Moore
Ackerman
Rene
Miekach Slovicki
Firemen's State Convention Railroad Rate Noted
Central Railroad of New Jersey offers a $10.05 round trip rate via Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and other points with layover options. Delegations depart Sunday at 2.15 p.m. from the start to New Castle, with stopover privileges at Washington in each direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Harper's Ferry
Cumberland
Fittsburg
New Castle
Paw
Train Fare Offer to Numerous Western Cities
On the first and third Tuesdays in each month during 1000, from Chicago via Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway, to points In Town South and North Dakota Minnesota Montana Colorado Utah Nebraska Oregon and Washington at the rate of one fare plus two dollars for the round trip, food 21 days. For further information call on or address W. FE Howell, G. HE. P. A. 381 Broadway, New York, or John Fr. Pott, PD. PL A. 456 William street, Williamsport, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
Oregon
Washington
W. FE. Howell
Brodway
New York
John FR. Pott
William Street
Williamsport
Special excursion tickets to Deadwood and Casper via Wyo trip
From Chicago the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway offers special excursion tickets on August 11 September 4 and 18 to Deadwood Spearfish Mapid City and Custer and to Casper and Sheridan Wyoming at one fare plus 2 dollars for the round trip. Return allowed until October 31. Stopovers west of Omaha. For details contact W S Howell G P A 8 Broadway New York or John R Pott 456 William St Williamsport Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Wyoming
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Deadwood
Spearfish
Mapid City
Custer, & C
Casper
Sheridan
Wyo
Omaha
W. S. Howell
Broadway
Special excursion tickets to Denver and Colorado towns
Special excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Pineblow Glenwood City and Oden Utah will be sold by St Paul railway on August 1 September 1900 at rate of one fare plus two dollars for the round trip to return by October 1900. For information call or address W B Howell 81 Broadway New York or Jno R Pott 486 William St Williamsport Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pineblo
Glenwood City
Oden
Utah
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Howell
Woodchucks Kill Sheep In Adirondack Village
An Adirondack town reports woodchucks killing lambs on a common called Woodchuck Cobble. A watcher, an Ottawa Indian, tracked the carnage and shot an old male woodchuck, after which farmers moved their flocks and paid the hunter to stay on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodchuuck
Adirondack
Woodsmann
Patent medicine claim and tainted testimonial letter
A historical fragment describes a testimonial for Hall's Cough Cure from Fo, Olen & Co of Toledo. It mentions alleged health benefits and a marketing publication praising the remedy and its inventor with various endorsements and price claims.
Market Summary Reflects Coal Settlement Hopes
The market rose on bets for a coal industry settlement as negotiations between anthracite operators and miners progress toward a settlement bill with favorable outlook. Prices recovered after an opening dip, with coal shares leading and several speculative issues lifting strongly. Total sales and value rose amid renewed bullish sentiment, despite lingering strike fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vannes
Lucc
Priess
Dormey Central
Romy
United States
Fragmentary OCR Item From Unknown Notice
A partially legible OCR fragment lists names and numbers with unclear context. It mentions directed by UW and various garbled terms. The legible content includes a monetary figure of 846.00 and references to a person at Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Ave
Hater—Creanwry
Fragments From a Distant Page Read in Puzzling Style
OCR fragments mention names and places in a jumbled list with lines referring to New York and various terms. The text appears to be damaged, with scattered proper nouns and potential references to persons, places, and objects, but lacks a coherent report or clear event to summarize.
Unclear OCR Summary of Grain Stock and Trade Figures
Fragmentary OCR data lists quantities of flour wheat and corn stocks. Mentions 4000 barrels, 1,008,000 pounds, 19 06 figures, oats 19,000 and 17,000, with references to corn and wheat in assorted units. No coherent event or clear entities beyond generic grain terms.
Unclear OCR dairy market notes with stray terms
Fragmented OCR text covers dairy items and processes with mentions of fish, cheese, cream, and packing terms. Scattered references to regions, dates, and equipment produce an incoherent record with no clear event or subjects to summarize.
Unclear OCR: Agricultural Market Prices Fragment
Fragmented text reports price notes for crops including spring wheat No 2 yellow No 2 white flax and northwest markets with various figures and terms. Names and exact items are obscured, making specific identifications and values difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinbothy
Peor
Monde
Elyouilelians
Fragmented Chicago Market Ledger Oddities and Prices
A garbled Chicago market note lists varied items and prices with scattered figures. The readable fragments reference western goods, receipts, and trade terms, hinting at a chaotic sale or auction with numerous product names and odd totals.
Unclear OCR trade notes from New York market report
Fragmented text from a New York market page mentions trade activity and prices with several garbled names. It references cattle and calves, grassers, and possible cross border notes to Canada. The legible content is insufficient for concrete figures or entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grassers
Aeboy
Tell Calvis
Rbian
Sheen
Dante
Fistine
Wile
Towers Alverge
Jomuis
ShoMiGe
Canada
Jonibe
East Buffalo Cattle Market Notes From Local Column
Sept 27 report from East Buffalo notes unclear cattle offerings and prices with scattered trader terms and nonsensical items. Readers are advised the fragmentary entry lacks coherent listings or identifiable entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
St Len By
Abe
East Liberty Cattle Market Report Amid Turbulent Trade
A fragmented East Liberty market note records cattle trading with references to loaded lots and workers at ports. Amid rough conditions buyers and sellers appear to evaluate calves and drakes while prices and consignments blend with garbled abbreviations and unclear lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liberty
Choice Wellcom
Shaddit Valanees and Ceré Hithate Highlight Misread Items
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled list including names like Shaddit Valanees and Ceré Hithate with scattered terms such as MG Gh Rois HSE and avenue wear. No coherent event or context is discernible from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OU City
Sept
Shaddit Valanees
Avenue
Wear
Also Mentioned on This Page
BF. Thomas
Eceeeeceneweeren
Ness
Sorensor
Kathryne
B. Mulburg
Csaseeeceseess
S. Boranton
Andro
Carbondale
Kristina
Edward L
Garmin Ooscceccseneccesseens Bomnlon
Michael Camterty
Vicecccececeenenes Neces Recator
Pogecescenensenerses Eens Meprelor
Firemen’s State Convention
Philadelphia Times
Edward Felwuley
Eherruestan
Fo, Olen & Co
Taledo
G.F. Theel
M.D
EL Sale
Wall Street Review
Tribune
M. & Jordan & Co
Mears
Lew Wen
Lewest
Ing
Ameyean
AB Steel & Wireee
Volenies
Chile
Vail
Ran
Vox
Porites
Lowther
Vesecs Avsveres
Scranton Board of Trade
First National Bank
Scranton Savings
Eas
Scranton Packin Co
Third National
TH. & PL Co
Weenee
Lacka, Rust & Sale Deposit Co
Pial
Eee
Clark & Snover Co
Seranton Iron Fence & Mig. Co
Fae
Ceeeeweeeevers
Larkawarns Dal Co
Tener
Savings Tank & Trust Co
National Bank (Carbondale
Btranchard Drilling
Cesosseesenee Aee Tradere’ National Panese
General Peo Railway
Ticlkson
Ceescueeseeues Mnufacturing Co
Weennee Ees Os Cha
Sehool
Con City of Scranton
Ana Scranton
Traci
A. Ion
Philadelysia
Kline
Abc
Sugadie
Besald
Peipiy
Memidlweostin
Tsealo
Pouthie
Pirmis
New York Grain and Produce
Spgs
Sodveline
Moe
Maretelowil
Fem
Dupe Croatory
Atte
Inutation Creamer
Isalse
Slate Dare
Wmgetie
Larse
Wge
Dterall
Weeteon
Lowe Ett
Chicago Grain and Produce
Catthe—Rouelpre
Sik
Adler
Bool
Eboier
Atoms
Halle
Heovline Fuilev
Tomenraw
Shah Goed Toocholer
Ali
Rieti
HAMIL
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle Market
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Third National Bank
Depositary OF
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Pennsylvania
California Fig Syrup CO
Moose Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Laplin
Rand Powder CO
Mleotria
Repauno Chemical Co
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Hanan
Myer Davidow
Poulrse
Fey Pg
Goodyear West
Bhoen
Tadies’ Rusayte
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Densten
Spruce St
Tipecoe
Loranson PA
Wyomig
Duponts
Kepaune Chemical Company
Tho Ford
Jon Th
STH & Son
E Mulwgan
Pitgon Coy
Plymouth
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