Judge Archibald Allows Amendment to Van Horn Appeal Record
Preparations for Van Horn appeal proceed as Judge Archibald requires an amendment to show no defense objection to allowing the jury to view the premises in his absence. Attorneys Wedeman and Thayer argue objections do not waive rights. court seals bill of exception for Supreme Court review. Twenty one days for filing and arguments set after writ of error granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
Supreme Court
Wedeman
Yhayor
Archwald
Archbald
van Horn
Messrs. Wedeman
Thayer
Jude Archbald
Jones
Divorce Petition Details Split Between Dawson and Missing Wife
Attorney M J Ruddy filed for divorce for Solomon Dawson from Lavina Dawson alleging she deserted him December 22 1892 after thirteen years of marriage. The narrative notes Lavina a Southern girl born and married in Florida who disliked cold winters and returned to Florida with Dawson’s refusal. She left on December 22 1892 amid a harsh winter, later aiding relatives in strawberry picking at Christmas back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Ruddy
Solomon Dawson
Lavina Dawson
Dunson
Dawson
Florida
Dee
Dancing Academy Relocates to Excelsior Hall
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis announces a one day change of venue for her dancing class due to an unexpected halt in work. The class will be held at Excelsior hall on Wyoming avenue instead of the advertised location and will continue there until April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welay Hals
Excelsior Club
Excelsior Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Elizabeth Lewis
Change of Address Notices and Local Sales Report
The notice highlights sale of Armmold's Knit Specialties for children's and women's wear and invites inspection of articles. Demonstrator week at Baby Bazaar on Spruce Street. Business relocations include Phillips Holmes Fire Insurance Agents and Washburn Street Cemetery moving from Burr Building to fifth floor of the Connell Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armmold
Baby Bazaar
Drg Spruce Street
Phillips & Holmes
Washburn Street
Burr
New Connell Building
Will Open Aprils Moeyera and Manaflel Hats
Moeyera and Manaflel will open about April with a complete line of hats and men s furnishings at 408 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moeyera & Manaflel
Spruce Street
Connell Doctors Relocate to New Campus Building
Dr. Connell removed to the new Connell building on Washington Avenue near Muneer and McClure in Century for Apri. Beidle nan, 457 Spruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Connell
A. J. Connell
Connell
Washington Avenue
Muneer
McClure
Apri
Spruce
Doctor Sterns Lecture on Roentgen Rays in Medicine
A fair sized audience at the high school heard Dr Max Stern of Philadelphia discuss Roentgen rays in medicine and surgery. Dr Elias G Resa opened with a general X rays address and Dr FR A Gibbons praised the discoverer of the new medical revolution. the lecture supported Linden Street Kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Stern
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Polyehinie
Elias G. Resa
Sterna
FR. A. Gibbons
Linden Street
Supreme court to hear rule on Archbald ouster stay
The 21 member board faces a potential stay of Judge Archbald's ouster judgment as the Supreme Court granted a rule for the writ of supersedens. Attorney D J Reedy for the incumbent board notified opponent to place its appeal for hearing on April 11, with a Pittston case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Twenty-One
Burna
Supreme Court
Gataray
Board of Six
Archbald
D. J. Reedy
Philadelphia
Lackawanna
Burne
Reedy
Board of Control
Commonwealth
Buyer of Control
Pittston
Married in Scranton William Jenkins and Elizabeth Roderick
William FE Jenkins and Miss Elizabeth J Roderick two well known Heights residents were married in Scranton yesterday by Rev Hugh Davis. Bridesmaid was Eleanor Williams Plymouth and best man was Richard Roderick Jr brother of the bride. They plan a ten days wedding tour to Philadelphia and other points then reside at 49 South Meade Street. Rev Davis also baptized them as children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. Jenkins
Eilizabeth J. Roderick
the Heights
Scranton
Hugh Davis
Mr. Davis
Eleanor Williams
Plymouth
Richard Roderick, Jr
Philadelphia
South Meade Street
John Roderick
Wilkes- Barre
Milk Price Reduction Prompts Cash-Only Sales
Commencing April 1 1898 the price of milk will be four cents per quart bottled milk five cents per quart On account of this reduction in price a strictly cash system will be adopted on May 1 Scranton Dalry Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Dalry Company
Bedfords Host Card Party At Bicycle Club
Local social notes list a card party hosted by Mr and Mrs A P Bedford at the bicycle club on Thursday evening April 14. Also announced is a regular meeting for the Home for the Friendless this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the new home. The Burgunders celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Barre home. Scranton visitors include Mr and Mrs Sol Kline and others. Kaiser-Egbert concert at Ninth Regiment armory in Wilkes Barre features various instrumental numbers and vocal selections by Miss Kaiser and others.
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A. P. Bedford
The
Bicycle Club
Mr and
Myre
Burgunder
Barre
Scranton
Mra
Sol Kline
N. G. Goodman
Joseph J. Kline
Myr
Mra. Burgunder
M. H. Burgunder
Kaiser-Egbert
Ninth Regiment
Wilkes-Barre
Local social notes and business moves headline
Mrs G Barker returns from a Bahama trip. Miss Ford leaves Mian Todd visit and returns home in Ging hamton. Major W S Millar comes from Twelfth regiment inspection. Herbert L Harding and Miss Evaline Wynhook plan April 1 Newtown wedding. Albert N Kerr, ex partner, joins Williams Meanulty after retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Barker
Miss Ford
Mian Todd
Ginghamton
W. 8. Millar
Herbert L. Harding
City
Evaline Wynhook
Newtown
Bucka County
Albert N. Kerr
8 G. Kerr, Hon & Co
Whch
Busines
Willams #4
Meanulty
Fire Company Makes a Stand at Cumberland Hose House
Cumberland Hose company abandons West Market street quarters and erects a $100 temporary shelter on the city lot across the street. The move, approved by Mayor Bailey, prompted council resolutions to remove the shelter and lease the old Cumberland Hose building to Healey, but action was postponed.
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North Red
West Market Street
Cumberland Howe Company
Kearney
Select and Common Council
John J. Costello
Owen Collins
Common
Healey
Cean
Bailey
Cumberland Company
Hickey
M. J. Healey
Cumberland Hiose Hose
Grier
Judge Edwards Denies Bail for Franz Schaunamann
Franz Schaunamann, alleged assailant of Patrolman John D. Thomas, appeared before Judge Edwards who refused bail until a doctor’s certificate shows Thomas is out of danger. Schaunamann was brought from jail in handcuffs and remained restrained during the hearing as Gustave Feicker offered himself as security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Schaunamann
John D. Thomas
Edwards
Gustave Feicker
Thomas
Bchannamann
Edwardes
Court orders affidavits secured and filed in prothonotary
On motion by J J H Hamilton for W B Langstaff the court ordered the affidavits from the Second district of the Fifth ward, locked in the ballot box, to be secured by county commissioners and filed with other returns in the prothonotary's office. Forty eight affidavits were in the district. contents were in sealed four bakers in the clerk of court's office. The bill of particulars in the contest will be filed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J.H. Hamilton
J. R. Burnett
J. J. Jeffrye
oMee
Hamiliton
Anniversary Entertainment Marked Daughters of America Event
At Hulburt's hall Union Council No 4 Daughters of America celebrated its first anniversary with a social and entertainment. Members of both groups attended in large numbers. The program featured a banjo duet by A L Tindel and Louis Hauerath, recitations by Elizabeth Moyle and Cordelia Moredock, violin work by Arthur Rowe with Tita Rose on piano, and Geary Grewer performing. Professor Fred Jener with his graphophone provided additional amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulburt’s
Union Council
Daughters of America
Women’s Society
United American Mechanics
A. L. Tindel
Louis Hauerath
Elizabeth Moyle
Cordelia Moredock
Colow
Arthur Rowe
Tita Rose
Geary Grewer
Fred Jener
Lehigh Valley Plans Major Improvements at Packerton
The Lehigh Valley railroad completed plans to enlarge the shops and yard at Packerton and build a new wheel shop on the former storehouse site destroyed by fire. The improvements will provide employment for a large number of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Packerton
Deputy Mink Recharged After Assault Incident
Deputy Constable Frederick Mink, who was assaulted by Constable Joseph Woelkers earlier, was yesterday discharged from Lackawanna Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink
Frederick Mink
Joseph Woelkers
Lackawanna Hospital
Thirly Weekly Monthly Newspapers and Stationery Store
Thirly offers weekly monthly newspapers and magazines with books and fine cigars at 405 Spruce Street Twining and optician services at Harris' drug store 125 Penn Avenue. Store hours run from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirly
Spruce Street
Twining
Penn Avenue
Harris’ Drug Store
Coursen's Print Butter Announces Fresh Daily Supply
The butter commends itself to all who want the best and is received fresh daily. It is not offered in competition with tub butter sold by many dealers as fresh butter. We were obliged to disappoint many customers Thursday but can supply all demands from this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Nordica
Jean de Reszke
John Philip Sousa
George H. Ives
West Market Street
Wilkes-Barre
W. @. Foote
Page Place
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Century Magazine
Mungey's Magazine
McClure's Magazine
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Mack Cat
Four O'clock
All Passion
Norton's
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
So. Main
Ackawanna
A. B. Warman
Knabe, Briggs
Ludwig
Perry Bros
Wyoming Ave
Columbian Detective Agency
Dime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
Nattera
Chase McMulley & GO
the Traders National Bank Big
New York
Chicago
Langfeld’s
Lackawanna Avan
Afterwania
Wil
Orig
Carr
Cnlef
Beranton
Hhief
Thrember
Wilfis Coston
Cours
MR. and
Mrs
Jack Spratt
DR. Stern
Sargeon
BIG
Varante
Archbard
Mr. Reedy
Wilkes«Barre
Shattuck Filee Club
Wilhelm Coenen
Miss Kaiser
Mendelsonhn
Robert
Oberon” von Weber
Misa Kaiser
Egbert
Glee
Fire Company
Cumberlands
Cumberland
Select Branch
Schaunamanne
Maine
Beldieman, the Bookman
Horibert's
Iseman
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming
S. C. Snyder
D. D
Hotel
Jermyn
Bauer
Clarke Bros
Sterling Stearns Fentons
Iron and Staal
Wagonmzkais
Franklin
Kerr
Nottingham
Lacka. Ave
Matthews Brum
Raynolds
Duratie
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Knox Hats
Mpanusty
George IL Ives
Weat Market Stree
Wilkes Ourra
W.S. Foote
Mage Mlyce
E. G
Coursen
Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO
Meridian Street
Japan
Barbour
Credithouse
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