Green's Fate Lies With Jury In U S District Court
In United States district court Jacob Green of Inkerman faced trial on two counts of violating internal revenue laws. The jury heard defense witnesses and closing arguments, with the jury sent out as the session ended without a verdict.
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Owen Holland
Inkerman
Buffington
Internal Revenue
United States District Court
Jacob Green
S. J. Strauss
Nathan Levison
Green
di. Rubinsky
Jones Scarlet
Heiner
Takertiat
Pittston
D. M. Miller
J. XN. Laugham
Martin
Laverne County
Jodke Buffington
George Cyepotias
Chet Khowsky
Charles Moses
Pution Tela
Luzerne
Northumberland
Charles W. Shaffer
Imporhim
Vnroult
Jimes
Seirlet
Francis A. Toth
Sloviak News
Hazleton
George Caepating
Christ Konosky
Luserne
Enael
Real Spring Shopping Opens With Packed Storefronts
Monday marks the real business of spring with a crowded store filled with new goods and eager visitors. The selection reflects careful study of customer needs and aims to please shoppers with fresh offerings.
Ladies' Tailoring A New Gown Line From Paris-Inspired Styles
The shop promotes high class women’s costumes with garments designed by men who study fashion trends. It stresses individuality over sameness, noting multiple designers create the lines and that new gowns arrive weekly for display. Customers are invited to view the fresh arrivals.
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Paris
Bach
Black Dress Goods Display in Bright Wilkes-Barre Store
Under strong daylight the shop highlights defects in black dress goods to assure quality. The display promises a large, handsome stock of black fabrics including Crepons and Grenadines with staple and novelty weaves in Wilkes-Barre.
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Wilkes-Barre
Witness Tittenhouse Testifies in Defense Case
J J Tittenhouse stood on the stand as the sole sworn witness for the defense. The defense and planner presented several legal points to Judge Acheson, who adjourned early to study them and instruct the jury.
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Neer J. J. Tittenhouse
Acheson
Aed
Judge Miller Refuses Binding Instructions in Shifman Case
In courtroom No. 3 Judge Miller heard the trial of Nathan Shifman versus the railroad all day. Evidence included medical testimony on injuries and claims of heart trouble, with defense seeking binding instructions for the jury which Judge Kelly refused.
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Miller
Nathan Shtinin
Eranton Railway Company
Ion
Dr & PL
Lone- Fireet
Shitfiman
Shifman
Yikes
de. Baker
Shiffouin
Plow
Cindagher
N.Y. Leot
I. Wellan
WK. Dolan eWore
Shiffman
PP. Longstreet
A. Ackerson
Shelfman
David J. Watters
John F. Evans
Ewe
Michael Lynch
Jin Onm Hoye
Hallway Company
Man Sues over Hotel Room Theft and Cold Exposure
Fred Arndt of New York sues Rudolph Bloeser, proprietor of Rudolph Hotel, for 5000 damages. He claims his room at the Muller dance and Wits wedding events was taken and his belongings rearranged after he left, leading to exposure and illness. He alleges trespass and seeks compensation through attorneys Vosburge and Dawson.
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Fred
Arndt
New You
Ianker
Pursell
Witstone Twitchel
Wodlnesutlany
Duns
Scranton
Vosburge & Dawson
Rudolph Bloeser
The
Rudolph
Brooklyn schools principal registers fm student at law
Martin W. Stephens of Brooklyn township Susquehanna county filed as an fm student at law with Attorney John M. Harris. Notification reached the clerk that John Schinncky, convict in burglary, has been released after a sentence of two years six months. Judge Archbalil remitted forfeitures in several criminal cases. in one instance the Commonwealth versus Henry Chambre, bondsman Bhareoh liable for 7100. An order in the Fell township justice race against Nicholas Grewn directs bill of particulars before April 19. An equal order was issued in the contest against A F Gillerple for the Third ward councilman post in Olyphant.
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Martin W. Stephens
Brooklyn Township
Susquehanna County
John M. Harris
John Schinncky
Archbalil
Commonwealth
Henry Chambre
Michael Bhareoh
Nicholas Grewn
Office of Justice of the Peace
Fell Township
A. F. Gillerple
Olyphant
Ground Caving Expands Near Summit Avenue Homes
Caving in from subsurface mine workings threatens W Stone residence on Summit Avenue after repeated foundation weakening from thaw and mine activity. A rear yard hole twenty feet deep and eight feet wide at North Main Avenue and Wood Street indicates Diamond mine caving.
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W. Stone
Summit Avenue
Mrs Wine’s Boothing Syrup Promises Universal Relief
Historical ad copy touts Mrs Wine’s Boothing Syrup as a long trusted remedy used by mothers and children for teething pain wind colic and diarrhea. Sold by Drogelsi worldwide with a 25 cent bottle, urging customers to ask for the product by name.
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Milamons
Drogelsi
Conference Programme Presided by Bishop Newman in Wy oming Session
The Wy oming conference opens next Wednesday at the First Methodist church in Kineston with Bishop John P. Newman presiding and a full schedule of anniversary events for the Conference Historical Society and Church Extension Society. Day by day outlines include sermons, addresses by church leaders, and lectures at the university, with ordinations and memorials noted across the week.
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John P. Newman
Conference Historical Society
Church Extension Society
Kineston
Wyoming
Andlertinus
John FP
Newman
Hewen. Floyd
Hewes
W. L. Thorpe
Ufy Hall
George Forsyth
A. M
Devasena
Busnese Simeson
Addresa
Pearne
Dean Goell
Ali
Rocwty
Adidreas
B. Mason
A. mi. Itisiners
Wenen
Hote Miestongry Society
Nde Dies
Sire Clinton
Dios Baells Tae
Rinedtional Societue
I. PB
Rayna
L. Ly
Srrweue
Fem Slim
Porviza Missionnary Society
Goucher Phebike
Atl Society
Audilr
Cal Mitin
Spy Fe
Lie
Addrens
G. T. Price
Tove Fowst
Prey
Ris
Bey
Prishop
Joh Newman
Mothollet
Amniversary
Plow
Kev
T. W. van Belyolek
John PL Granehern
Neleon Memorial Hall
Yxtenélom Society
Suomby
Pishep Daly
Newnan
Tye Rew
Pitiniee
Nh Mason
Aorpeiinding
Aorpeiinding Secretery Previvin'’s Ald Sovhety: Tiow J. MM. Tueklew
Elitr Ehyletion
FP Rorre
Epworth Horatd
We We Kelly
Arethedust Review
We Sawyer
Northern Christtian Advocate
Fm Op Havymond
Wer
Jevin Unlvervityv
William North Rige
D. de Mia
Clinton
Fisk
Piaf
J. M. Muck
Am CL M
Westervelt
Hopeless Sufferers In a City Like Scranton
In Scranton a large number of disease stricken mortals have endured unfulfilled promises from unskilled doctors for years and now feel despair and resignation about their fate.
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Scranton
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