United States Courts Hear Pittston Firm Case and Grand Jury True Bills
In federal court creditors of Level & Saxe of Pittston filed involuntary proceedings. Grand Jury handed true bills against several alleged lawbreakers, including obscenity cases and mail fraud. Trial of the government against Wilkes-Barre defendant Pierce Wyvern proceeded with testimony and defense.
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Beranton
Pittston
Jacob Green
United States District Court
Burinton
Level & Saxe
Scranton
Lovell & Saxe
Tivill Spruke
Stowers’ Packing Company
Piguinet
Bo Kueh
L. C. Garden
Wilkes-Barre
Frank Kommerer
Factoryville
Wyoming County
Mire
William Alalh
Wilkes-Tarre
Keom- Merer
Klanch Heller
Owen Hollana
Mary Kruminekt
Simon Ninnssyo
United States
Peronne
Triver
Waoninst
Eimma Plummer
Tron
Camypianisy
Tackawaina Con
Blimited
Etiad Alh
Artesam
Jonathan Callender
Wilkennie
Real Business of Spring Opens With Fresh Goods
The store is thronged with visitors and new goods as spring sales begin. Selection emphasizes seasonable, quality items chosen for real wants after careful study of customer needs.
Ladies Tailoring Offers Fashion From Paris Inspired Gowns
A local shop promotes women tailored gowns and jackets, praising individual style over uniform trends. The advertisement touts expert design by specialists who study fashion progress and claim to provide unique, Paris-inspired outfits for every taste with new gowns arriving weekly.
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Paris
Black Dress Goods Stock Displayed in Wilkes-Mare Light
Under strong daylight a retailer invites customers to inspect the largest and handsomest selection of black goods in Wilkes-Mare. The display includes staple worsteds and a rich range of novelty weaves in crepons and grenadines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posivle
Wilkes-Mare
One New Trial Called in Scranton Traction Case
In Wilkes Barre or Scranton? Nathan Shiffman sued Scranton Traction Co for injuries after a collision blamed on a horse backing into the car. Trial before Judge Miller in courtroom No. 2. Company denies permanent injury and blames Shiffman’s horse. Other cases noted as ready for trial.
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Miles FE Clark
John A. Kel
Replesia
Hanlotte
A. van Cleef
Tones & Heritage Aditisar J. B. Ovveland
Clarence Balten& Ting
Unclear text crusts from Carbondale court report
A garbled OCR item reports several court actions and arrests in Carbondale including a youth charged with theft sent to custody and a release from the penitentiary. It mentions a judge and various local names and an early morning incident in an architectural room.
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Boothchick
Juiay Avehlard
Church Street
Canaan Street
Carbondale
Nisi
Daniele
Anthony Overdon
Penitenthite
Stabline
Santue
Gumek
South Scranton
Archbard
Orinsons
Higapees
Coallek
Virtentine Pypka
M.D
Health Board Acts Tight on Burial Permits and Plumbing
The Board of Health met with full attendance and approved three actions. It authorized prosecution for burial permit violations, ordered scrutiny of undertakers and cemetery officials, and instructed inspectors to pursue enforcement of plumbing laws. It also directed visits to Meadow Brook Fertilizing Plant and tightened handling of disease reports and odor concerns at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Vie
Allen
O'Stulley
Meadow Brook
South Buranton
Welson
Plumbing Inspec
Nolan Brothers
Linden Street
Murray
Mike
Henew
Btorr
Auuth Scranton
Diphtheria Toll, City Health Board Reports March Deaths
A March health bulletin notes 119 deaths with 111 from variate causes and 100 births all white. Diphtheria and scarlet fever tied to the epidemic cited. 53 contagious cases reported, 41 interred locally, 51 sent elsewhere. Officials’ routine reports submitted as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat
Clark and Tieler
Allen
Art
Quidkiv Ae Powaitde
Lee
State Board of Health
Murray
Vite
Aix
Board of Health
Scranton Mortal Population Greets Unkept Promises From Doctors
In Scranton a large number of disease-stricken locals, buoyed by hopeful but unfulfilled promises from unskilled or catch-penny doctors for years, have grown despondent and resigned to their fate.
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Scranton
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Fora
Ionder
Isaac Long
WDIX
Wilkes-Garre
Common Pleas Court
Alichie
Cesses
Eevee
Ence Dunmore
Mingele
Dinmote
Dames de Morris
Esceeee Tarr
Nellie He Armetrong
Choe S Wirnaith
Eee
Seranton
Mlanche M. Hulett
Seranten
Court House News Notes
Board of Health Willl
Hood’s
Cavicn Toca
Liptons
Ceylon
India
Iticura
Critores
Boston
J.D. Wood
W.D
Alice C. Wood
B. S
Copner
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Avene Butane
Wyong Avienus
Om Intoaop
I. Hvening
Mercereau & Connele
Wyomeg Avenue
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Connollyan Wallac Shington
Jinens
Barnsley
Connolly & Wallace
Wasttinaton Avenue
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondatz, Olveohad
Third National Bank
oPer
Capital
Ingrains
Brussels
Velvets
Axminster
Savonierrie
Wilton
WDGW
Shades
Renaissance
Dresden
Nottingham
Willams & McAnulty
Florey & Brooks
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
Williag Hl
Peck
Cashise
Holmes’ Elestris
Madeut Meodwie
Huwndale
Laplin & Rand
Seranton Dary
Dickson M
Scranton and
Wilts
Revamp Chemical Co
General Office
Beranton, Pa
Washington Ave
Cou't House
Rodisons Son
Pilsner
Chichester
Tlbow
Lesa Praggina
Phila
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Sizmouth St
Irving Place
New York
N. D. Crawford
Lackawanna Avenue
Main St. Piliston, Pa
Wanamakere
Riegel Cuyper
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ST & University Placi
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Pcce Aeasovadel
Nols Senco
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