Dickert Divorce Case On Trial In Common Pleas Court
In Scranton court yesterday a jury was sworn in the divorce case of S. J. Dickert against Lisele Dickert. The defendant denies cruelty and threats, while the plaintiff alleges she compelled him to leave in 1894 and seeks reconciliation or alimony. The docket also covers an ejectment suit by Jones and others against Mery Thomas and other minor trials before Judge F. W. Gunster.
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Mre. Dickert
F. W. Gunster
Court Room No. 2
Tn Common Pleas Court
HR. W. Archbald
S. J. Dickert
Lisele Dickert
Abellant
John R. Edwards
Asmin
David M. Jones
Mery Thomas
Oak Street
Court Room No
H W. B. Smith
Mary Loftus
Hox Hrothere
C. &. Simon
Peter
Mary Barrett
Palmer
Teresa Palmer
Carbondale
Gunster
Scranton Readers Get Early Look at Purloined Garment Copies
Exclusive glimpse reveals Scranton residents see copies of the garments that Purle sent while New York tailors stay true to the criminal models in materials design and construction.
Plater Coats and Walking Costume Banockburn Suitings Details
Description outlines double faced plaid back cheviots with Vieht fitting beck and double breasted fronts. Skirts measure 42 inches from walkt to hem, open front and rear with round front corners, trap-seamed, tailor-made. Imported model priced at 60 dollars, 210.08. Banockburn Suitings pepper and salt with blue grey taffeta lining. Coat is double breasted square cut with hidden seams V plaited back, full sweep skirt. Price half the Parle model.
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Bannockburn
Isaac Long and Wilmes Harre in Pa April 10
An item notes Isaac Long and Wilmes Harre in Pennsylvania with a date of April 10. The fragment records a local notice style event or filing, likely a civil or personal matter. Details are sparse but identifies two individuals and a location.
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Wilmes
Harre
Emulsions Promoted As Remedy For Wasting Diseases
Eminent scientist praises Cod-liver Oil and Scott's Emulsion as a natural cure. The pamphlet claims Scott's Emulsion rebuilds tissues enriches blood and strengthens nerves, advising consumptives diabetics pale or thin people and nursing mothers to use it.
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Scott
Court adjourns as defense presents line fence dispute
The court refused the defense and considered that the defendants did not take the stone or authorize their workmen to use it. The wall had stood broken for years as a line fence between parties sharing salt rights, and the defendants were found to have a half interest. Testimony continued when the court adjourned at four o'clock.
Locile Sues Scranton Railway for Injuries in Taylor
Peter Locile of Taylor files a suit through Brien and Kelly alleging the Scranton Railway caused injuries last month when a trolley car started suddenly as he attempted to board, throwing him to the ground and causing serious harm under medical care.
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Peter Locile
Taylor
Scranton Railway Company
Brien & Kelly
Town Watch Names Notable Residents In Scranton Area
A scrambled OCR list names locals including Marshwood residents Mamie Snyden and Jiuvetue Ven Storch along with others like Old Forke Michael Litwin and John T. Kenney. The fragment hints at a community roster or notice in the Scranton region with multiple individuals listed.
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Trouko
Wiscaceseee
Covoetee
Taviol
Marv Podracko
Bridget AtkihHon
Bimpeon Wrank
Baker W.c
Court House News Notes: Liquor license case and assault bail
Frank Crocko faced charges for selling liquor without a license at Old Pore and posted bail with Thomas Mincebello as bondsman after indictment by the grand jury. Jacob Crupko was charged with assault and battery on Marys Bronka and also entered bail.
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Frank Crocko
Old Pore
Thomas Mincebello
Crocko
Old Forge
Grecko
Jacob Crupko
Marys Bronka
Michiel Bosok
Hile Surety
Scranton Club Arrivals for Season Opens With Tryouts
Ten players under contract for Scranton arrive today to contest for regular spots as manager Matt Swift shapes the roster ahead of four exhibition games in Scranton and three in Utica before the April 27 season opener. Atlantic league president Barnes delayed by travel. Wilkes Barre to open April 27 at home vs Richmond. Billy Clymer signs with Wilkes Barre.
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Adyonce Piaid
Matt Swift
Scranton
Utica
Barnes
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Richmond
Billy Clymer
Buffalo-Rochester-Ottawa
Wilkes Barre
Moran Averages Strong Play as Minor League Asset
Moran stands out as a top minor league player, praised for hitting and fielding. Fox of Pottstown continues to recover from winter injuries while Newark’s Atlantic league lineup shows depth and solid pitching. The Ledger notes potential shifts and travel savings if more cities support pro baseball, highlighting Richmond’s distance and suggesting moves to strengthen the circuit.
Lancaster Baseball Prospects Open Exhibition Season
Luckey from last year club and HH Thatcher from the New England league join Cranby for three years with Providence to handle first base Pete Childs formerly of Hartford will play second Chirlee Maes a former Eastern league player with Newark will be at short Cookman at third Bette in left field Spratt or M J Lawrence in center Manager Cal McVoy arrives from Manefield OF to prep for April 15 exhibition opener Dowton National league team About half of Lancaster players are on hand
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Aterin
Athletics
Moran
Alco
Porry Gum
George Fox
Pottstown
Phillolphis
Phillolphis, Feagoe
Smd
Norfolk
His & Wim
Monsier Hin
Wes Minniiger
Fox
Philatelphia
Newark
James Field
Chorley Mowe
al Weds Mice
Mardle Duath
Wu Him George
Scott Mardesty
Pat Meaney
Siberler
Joe Herndon
Frank McPetton
Richard Cogan
Charles Jordan
Pmeld
Prouter
Moss
Philadelphia Ledger
Miurrhaburz
Easton
Wilmington
Trenton
Richmond
Harrisburg
Boston
Pippert
Allentown
Beale
Lancaster
Wilkes-Barre
Boranton
Newfrit
Paterson
Rbinn
Neadine
Holmes
Chienem
Ie Dickering
J. Raya
Inet Voor
Terene
Pfertech Garvin
Cal McVoy
Lanecaster
Leneister
Manefield
Dowton
Breaker Project Planned at Locust Gap and Miners’ Work Beginnings
The Philadelphia and Reading firm plans a large breaker at Locust Gap Behuyskil county on the Locust Spring colliery site with daily output of 150 tons. Pennsylvania Coal Co begins force creation at No 8 colliery Pittyton and rebuilds a new washery design. Mines and Minerals reports include a table of anthracite district statistics for 187, noting 408 tons anticipated, 4047 current employees, and changes in production, accidents, and equipment usage.
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Philadelphia and
Reading Foal and Tron Company
Locust Gap
Behuyskil
Elie
Locust Spring
Pennevivania Coal Company
Pittyton
Bribery Inquiry Signals Edmisten Testimony Hard to Come
Harrisburg April 1 chairman Few of the bribery investigating committees says the committee is unlikely to insist on Edmisten of Hartford answering the formal questions sent to him at his home. The panel continues to press for statements as it probes charges.
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Harrisburg
Few
Howe
Hradfoerd
Mets
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