Archbald urged as possible US Supreme Court judge
Luzerne friends of Hon Robert W Archbald of Scranton learn his name is under consideration for the US Supreme Court seat created by Justice Shiras retirement. Archbald, long-time judge, is praised as a fit jurist with wide experience in Lackawanna and federal courts. Public support argues he would satisfy eastern Pennsylvania best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzerne
Robert W. Archbald
Scranton
Janey
Supreme Court of
United States
Shiras
Commonwealth
Archbald
Hudlelal
Lackawanna
Indie
United States District Cour
Eastern
Pennsylvania
Archhbald
Fragmented notes on politics and public figures in the South
A pasted mixture mentions Thomas A. Baison and a te wing, with reference to Patrick Henry of Vicksburg, John Sharp Williams of Missouri, and Charles Toward Hooker of Jackson. It notes a district contest, county gains for rivals, and a nine month lecture tour by John Atkinson Hobson with ties to Roosevelt and Hay. Also cites George W. Guthrie on Bryan and a peddler anecdote, plus a cure for dysentery and a summer cold remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry
Vicksburg
John Sharp Williams
Azoo
Charles
Hooker
Jackson
Fleward
John Atkinson Hobson
Oxford University
United States
Whch
Cooper Institute
Pomiragte
Universitit
Roosevelt
John Hay
Hobson
Florence Edgar
New
A Widow's Funeral Yard Secrets Stir Small Town
Tabitha and Mia Tan Witteking observe the widow at the wake with sharp, whispered opinions while gossip tightens around the estate and the missing will. The scene shifts to the churchyard as Tabitha hints at a hidden truth and the lawyer weighs possible heirs, stirring tension among neighbors and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Leavin Slater
Bates
Turmoil at Wit Tekind Store over Joe's Death Rumors
The village crowd debates Tabitha and Tabitha’s suspicions after Joe’s murder like scene unfolds with Lizzie and Sally in and around the house. Ike and Mrs Wittekind weigh rumors about wills and inheritance as Tabitha confronts parties while Miss Hettie Melwin offers sharp commentary on the widow Menetee and the preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Mia
Tan" Witteking
Rome
Joe Abel
Abe
Aone
Ike
Hoover
Femcks
Tabitha
Minibter
Cuffy
Sera
Serbia
St. Paul
Afra
Wittekind
Venta
Joe Alea
Jason Bates
Tke
Joe
Selly Long
Jimson
Sally
Daper
Lizzie
Yeork
Lisse
Lissle
Linsle
Menetee
Mrs. Wittekind
Mira
Ars Wittekind
Hettie Melwin
Hetle
Meneteo
Drescher
Tory
Spriggs
Bateap
Ronan
Nother Humite
Lee Neeteceita
Bethowen
Hette
BBC
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Duttstow Gazette
Pitaton, Laserne Co
William Joseph Peck
Conlauoo
Wyoming
Faa ‘Vance
Ty Taal
Gazette
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Philadephia
Avernor
William M. Brown
Lawrence
Atta Isaac B. Brown
Erie
Methodit Church
Congregationalists
Baptista
Presbyterians
Westminster Abbey
Great Britain
Ireland
Mercer
Philade Phia
Pittsburg
Chester
Maryland
Alabama
Regia
Ioe
Macon County
Booker Wash
Ington
Thomas A. Baison
Ate
Ashington
Jefferson
Philadelphia
George W. Guthrie
William Jen Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Guthrie
Pilsburg
Br. Guthrie
FL. Taylor
New Albany
Bradford Co
Bastor Ward
Laceyville
All Deat ‘Sau
I. Fortale
Farrer, Pock & Roberts
Hood
Mra. Wittekind
Dore
Mra
Tabithe
Menefee
Wittekibd
Tela
Tabitha Aercely
Atea
Tad
Taio
Tabitha Stargjaat
Che
Ant
Linde Ie
Wendons
Aienefee
Ste. Murray Tilly
Murray
Hit
Abe Deepa
Mr. Menetee
Mr. Murray
Hettie
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