Local Visitors Listed From Reading Wilkes-Barre Pittston and Others
Reading man W I Trogle and Wilkes-Barre resident J M Garman were in town yesterday. Pittston pair W J Hibbs and L Cool and Honesdale’s J D Weston with W A Smith of Binghamton are staying at the Westminster. Berwick’s S C Jayne and Pittston’s G Thompson and wife and husband were here yesterday. Mrs W W Watson returned from Florida last Saturday with her mother and sister after an extended trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Trogle
Reading
J. M. Garman
Wilkes-Barre
W. J. Hibbs
L. Cool
Pittston
J. D. Weston
Honesdale
W. A. Smith
Binghamton
Westminster
C. Jayne
Berwick
G. 2. Thompson
W. W. Watson
Florida
Girl from Wilkes-Barre Remanded to House of the Good Shepherd
A one year old girl who left Wilkes-Barre three months ago is taken to the House of the Good Shepherd by Mrs. W B Duggan, the Associated Charities agent. The mother indentured her daughter after learning she was at Clara Weichel’s Center Street resort. Patrolman Moir assisted in returning the girl to the institution in the North End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Wilkes-Barre
W. B. Duggan
Associated Charities
House of the Good Shepherd
Clara Weichel
Centerstrat
Fitzalimmons
Moir
Weichel
Dugan
Institution
North End
Mr Smith's Juror Drawing Protest Sparks Trial Brawl
Dauphin County case files detail Thomas Kennedy versus the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad with a dispute over juror selection. Judge Simonton presided as a nonjury consult was granted after Attorney Cornelius Smith objected to the juror draw. Kennedy suffered severe burns from a tank fall at Pyne Colliery in 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Simonton
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Common Pleas
Thomas Kennedy
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Roairoad Company
Myron Kasson
Cornelius Smith
Smith
W. H. Jessup
I. N. Willard
M. I. Corbett
Kennedy
Pyne
Delaware, Lackawann and Western Company
Supreme Court Upholds Lackawanna County Rulings
Seven Lackawanna County cases were affirmed by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in Philadelphia yesterday. Notable outcomes include Hartley v. Millard et al sustaining Hartley’s land possession claim after three trials, and Lutz v. Traction Co in which wages cannot be attached for wages due. The court also endorsed Archbald in Durr v. Replogle and sustained damages rulings against Carbondale Traction and related heirs and suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Silas Hartley
Charles Millard
John Hull
Hartley
Moscow
Hull
Sittser
M. J
Opinnon
Supreme
Archbald
Pennsylvania Agricultural Society
E. B. Jermyn
Lackawanna County Agricultural Society
Fred Durr
D. P. Replogle
Court House News Notes and Local Trials
In the lunacy matter of Benjamin B. Clark a trial date was set. Jurors Rev James McLeod Dr Allen Norton Leete and H W Archer serve this week. W P Kennedy sues F P A Deamish and B E Lynett editor of Free Press for damages. new trial denied. Arnold Huber wages claim settled. judgment in favor of defendant. Margaret Seal granted letters of administration. Rudolph Brandles will admitted to probate with letters to Borthen Brandles. Sophia Saberieska sues Michael and Rosa Ziobkowska for 1000 damages over alleged defamatory statements. F L Hass sues F J Johnson verdict for plaintiff 200500 with interest for paints and oils. Michael Murray vs borough of Winton trespass verdict 700 for plaintiff after long deliberation. Judge Gunster receives Catawissa News. editor prods him on Waverly school service case. Services at St Luke’s Church scheduled daily with varied hours. Holy Communion Monday-Thursday and Good Friday three hour service. Easter baptisms. The Tribune Printing Dept shows samples of high grade printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Arnold Huber
A. Beaumen
George Seal
Margaret Seal
Will Hopkins
Rudolph Brandles
Borthen Brandles
Sophia Saberieska
M. A. Mc Ulnley
Michael
Rosa Ziobkowska
F. L. Hass
F. J. Johnson
Gunster
Paints
Olls
Michael Murray
Winton
F. W. Gunster
Catawissa News
George P. Dreisbach
Glen City
Columbia County
Waverly
Dreisbach
United States
St. Luke's Church
Meeting of Reformers Proposes League to Back Honest Officeholders
A public meeting at the Albright Memorial Library formed the Citizens' League with a constitution to back men of good character, to oppose doubtful candidates, and to support officers who enforce laws. Members agreed to nonpartisan action and pledged to vote for qualified candidates while keeping league matters confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright Memorial Library
Citizens’ League
Williams
D. L. Morgan
Committee On Constitution
League
May
W. W. Inglis
Charles BE
Daniels
Divorce Hearing Highlights Noyles Case and Lodge Obituary Note
Testimony in the divorce case of Mrs. Margaret Noyles against Edward Noyles was heard before Judge Archbald. She cites his laziness and lack of support as grounds after a June 10, 1980 marriage. Also included are Knights of Pythias condolence resolutions for George Seal and a community notice about Swayne's Ointment for piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Margaret Noyles
Edward Noyles
W. G. Partridge
Iast
Fleatric City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
George Seal
Tle
Electric City Lodge
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Norton’s New Stock
Lacka, Ave
M. Norton
Afoe
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
B.&co. Imprintel
Garney, Brown & Co
Court House Square
Frank Siegel
Prowemide Gongert
Bauer
Idehsig
W. G. Doud & Co
Hood
Wood
Norway
Ing
Tribune
Florists’ Annex
Washington
Lacka
MR. Smith
Common Pleas Court
J. C. Carroll
West Side
Painey
John Moore
Simonton
James W. Welsh
Dwelling House Insurance Company
Mary Welsh
Crown Avenue
James Welsh
Welsh
H. BE. Paine
Laura J. Black
H. Pleckering
Perry Dolph
BE. A. Plekering
Thomas Davis
D. F. Kearney
Oappeal
J. F. Trout
W. H. Hull
Elizabeth Snyder
Patrick Golden
Watson Zimmerman
Green Ridge Lumber Company
George Brehony
Beranton Traction Company
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Peter Dasalyga
Miller Coleman
Carbondale
Patrick May
Carbondale Traction Company
Ciiy
Archibald
Aaron Griffin
Ambrose Mulley
Kearney
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Court House News Notes
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
N. B
Schanks
Schank's
Moosic Powder Co
Scranton
Moosic
Rushdale Works
Lafflin & Rand Powder Co.'s
Repauno Chemical Co
Lackahnna SE
Assogiat Limite
Lack and
Tefferson
Martin&delany
SPE
Fteey
Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
N. A. Hulbert
HY Music Stor
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Mim
Bwanye
Will Carleton Oreo E A
Fhucu
Davis’ Theater
Howard Wall
Rico & Barton
Third National Bank OF Scranton
Banking House
U.S. Treasurer
William Connell
GEO
H. Catlin
William HL. Peck
Cashler
George H. Catlin
Alfred Hand
James Archbold
Henry Belin, Jr
William T. Smith
Luther Keller
John L. Hangi
Luck, Ay. and
Stewart's
Rexford CO
Lackawanna. Avenue
Jouvin
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Avenue
Clothiers
Washington Avenue
Nay-Aug
M. H. Dale
Scranton, Pa
G. Elmen« Dorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
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