Courts Open in Wilkes-Barre for Term with Acheson and Buffington
The annual term of the United States Circuit and District courts opened with Judge M. W. Acheson and Judge J. Builington presiding. The Traders National Bank matter and an ejectment case involving Emma Plummer were moved to trial. Jacob Green faces charges in the district court with true bills returned. A grand jury was sworn, and numerous jurors from notable families and firms were called for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Federal Court Room
Circuit
Superior Court
DiAcing
Plummer
Acheson
Circuit Court
Jacob Green
United States Circuit
District Courts
M. W. Acheson
Joseph Builington
Anna Dickinson
Traders National Bank
Fidelity and Casualty Company
New York
A. B. Williams
Zitteburg
County Court House
Emma Plummer
Hiefde Conl and Iron Company
Lickawinnia Coal Coupany, Limited
Achison
Packville
Cool
Plummer Eliime
Samuel Callender
Edward Tondo
Callender
Buffington
Henry Divel
Montour County
Wilkes-Barre
Green
John T. Lenahan
John Shea
James Scarlett
Danville
J. B. Hiner
John HB. Myers
Grand
Younl
J. Frank Taylor
Petit
Wraehington County
J. R. Wightman
Pittsburg
Mir Wightman
Plittsburg
J. W. van Valkenburg
Wellsbors
Toga County
Eh. A. van Valkenburg
Wanamaker 2
Oliver P. Scalfe, Jr
Allegheny
Pre
Franklin Lawson
Indiana
John S. Craig
Elan Jury
Ailer & Connelly
London
Dover
Thomas H. Phelps
Smoky
Gorge W. Skinner
Big Cove Tannery
Fulton County
John ©. Brady
Erle
John H. K. Burrin
Pittsboro
United States
H. M. Butler
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg, and One of the Best Known Railroad Men In That City
Fred G. Kay
Paris Models Show Off Exclusive Tailored Garments
A local shop touts a wide range of tailored walking costumes and calling gowns derived from Paris Models and American copies. Prices span from 11.98 to 969.50, with emphasis on originality and one of a kind details. Shoppers are urged to choose styles that fit taste and budget.
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Paris
Waists and Silks: Fifty Patterns for Spring Trade
A well curated stock of waists and silks offered in a broad range of patterns and shades. Prices are set to reflect current Spring trade, with many novelty designs and single water color patterns appealing to careful dressers.
The Petticoat Stock Skirts Display New Styles
The Petticoat Stock shows ten new underskirts in sijie fabrics with varied trims. White taffeta features a double flounce with rufing and insertion priced at 4.98 dollars. Turquois blue taffeta presents a corded double ruffle with a nine inch deep outer plaited edging.
Interpleader and trial activity at Common Pleas Court
Judge Miller presided as Henry Sohm interplea against William J. Berken and others resumed. Jury verdict for defendants in the cage case. Judge Gunster handled Frank Sominski Gealns trespass suit and adjourned for day. United States circuit court reorganized in the superior room. McMechan & Bon Co. v Rauschmeyer trial result $12.88 plus interest by agreement. Sykes v Van Cleft suit over $143.44 for work. Dr. Van Cleft contests. Most evidence complete as court adjourned. Dolphin v Gallagher verdict for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Henry Sohm
William J. Berken
Frank Sominski Gealns
Moosic Mountain Coal Company
Gunster
Vn No. 2
United States Ehrouit Court
Superior Court
George K. McMechan & Bon Company
Wheeling
W. Va
A. Rauschmeyer
Juddme Miller
Gonda
W. P. Gregory
John Kilecannon
Edwards
Charlotte H. Sykes
A. van Cleft
Green Ridge
Sykes
Keystone Brewing case denied new trial in Rush administration
Judge Archbald refused a new trial in the Keystone Brewing company versus Catharine Rush administrator case. Michael Gaughan was presented as constable of the Third ward of Olyphant borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Keystone Brewing Company
Catharine Rush
Michael Gaughan
Olyhant
Scranton Court Issues Resignations and Arbitration Hearings
The docket notes resignations and forfeited recognizances in cases Commonwealth v Egler and v Venison, with bail set at 400 and 200 respectively. North Scranton voters faced arbitration in a Langatai Kealily contest with many names examined. John W. Benjamin was reinstated as frontier of the court house, and new staff appointments followed. Bond for Angl Rosenkrans Newton township was approved with Lacoe as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Connor
Archbald
Opine
Commonwealth
Erma Egler
Peter Egler
John Korth
Sureticn
Peter F. Fox
John Muldowney
Jonathan Venison
Thomas Venison
Joseph Dolfelt
Court House
Benjamin
Ctty
W. Hornbaker
Dunmore
John Wert
Hornbaker
Angl Rosenkrans
Newton Township
Lacoe
Burety
Rapid feats of time saving across trades and industries
Readers learn of swift production in papermaking and printing, war industry brickwork and rail bridges. Reports cite Berlin boot production, Prussian Army labor, and a Great Northern railway bridge replacement in hours. A stranger admires a man with elongated fingers and unusual adornments, hinting at local curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misenthal
Austela
Tis
Electrotype Ares
Prussian War Department
Berlin
Tat Field Artilery
Windee
Messrs
Handyside
Stroud Green Road
Great Northern
Finsbury Park
Raustorn
Scranton Citizens Question Unkept Medical Promises
In Scranton many patients weary from unfulfilled assurances by unscrupulous doctors grow despondent, losing hope after years of reliance on unskilled practitioners and catch-penny treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Courts IN Session
Adolph Blau
Blau
Williamsport
Mitchell
Scott
Gee
Scott & Wiwne
Chemista
Aprontisis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Shout
Tall
Uncle Sam
Fireon
Isaarlong
Isaac Long
Wilkes-Barre, Pa., “En 3
Common Pleas Court
Chinete Gerke
Gobaltes
Mexico
J.D. Wood
Alice C. Wood
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Botrane
Wyoming Avenue
Toa
Third National Bank
WY. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Hl, Pek
Holmes’ Elestris
Connellyan Wallac Anp
Washington Avenue
Barnsley
Connolly & Wallace
Ingrains
Brussels
Velvets
Axminster
Savonierrie
Wilton
Bugs
Renaissance
Dresden
Nottingham
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Siebecker & Watkins
Lackawanna Avenue
Sheriff's Sale
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