CITY NOTES PAY DAYS AT DELAWARE AND HIRSON COMPANY
The Delaware and Hirison company paid yesterday at the Chaten and Coulbrouk mings in Carbondsle. The weekly notes include a mention of a minstrel group set to perform in town later this week. A report cites widening plans for Seventh street and an upcoming meeting on May 6 at the state lines.
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Delaware and Hirison Company
Chaten Aml Coulbrouk Mings
Carbondsle
Io SF
Gibbs
Westerdiy Nied
Foi
Viey Wit
Telephone Reception at Rewahanes House Week
A community event at the Republican building hosts a reception for patrons of the Ewehanes on Friday evening. Charlee Beamis of New York City will deliver a lecture on Belgium and Greenes toll, with tire views to be shared by the audience. Attendees will join under local lodge and circle sponsorships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Company
Ti Litehiwanna Telephone Company
Tte
Ewehanes
Forth Howe
Rewiblican
Mor Fay
Tamerrow
Charlee Beamis
New York City
Feliu
Anion Lodge
Order
Binal Trith
Mowat Chinatongi
Changes Following Pennsylvania Coal Company Absorption
Important changes occur daily after the Pennsylvania Coal company was absorbed by the Erie. Departments move to New York and key personnel shift roles. Output figures show March coal from Hillside and Fernwood totals over half a million tons, hinting at annual Erie trade near seven million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Erie
New York
Department of
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
May
Hillside
Board of Trade
Dunmore
Pennsylvania-Hillside Company
Fernwood and
Butler
Hillside Commpuny
Coulntries
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and
Madsen
Close of Institute Highlights Teachers and Talks
The institute ended with an address by Professor W W Grant urging recognition of capable students and advancement for bright pupils. Civil Engineer A K Dunning explained surveying and mine work with diagrams. Professor T C Mendenhall recounted the origin of the Mary Had a Little Lamb tale. Resolutions urged extending the school year to twelve months and praised the reappointment of State Superintendent Pfe. Nuthin Schader. Superintendent Howell may visit Brewin to study the national reading method discussed at the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
W. W. Grant
A. K. Dunning
T. C. Mendenhall
Mary
Lamb
Liamb
New England
Pfe
Nuthin Schader
Howell
Brewin
Eginton
The New Dominion at Lyceum Next Saturday
The International Correspondence Schools Social and Educational society presents The New Dominion and Bouthera dugh at the Lyceum next Saturday. Crowd expected large as advance tickets sell well. Clement tours bring praise and excitement for special stage decorations and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social
Eyo
Total and Educational Society
Fiuve
Clay Clement
New Dominion
Clement
Society
Richard and Wirth Reopen With New Union Clothing Stack
After weeks of remoteling the Richards and Wirth store reopens today offering a complete new stack of fine union made clothing hats and fur furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards & Wirth
Forester Miss Dock to Speak at Board of Trade
Miss Mira Lloyd Dock, a forestry authority, will lecture at the Board of Trade rooms Tuesday evening April 1 at o'clock. A limited number of tickets costing 60 cents are available at Sanderson's drug store drew Mr Atherton's ay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Sanderson
Atherton
Verdict Returns for the Royal Mutual Insurance Case
In United States Circuit Court, a verdict for the defendant Royal Mutual Insurance Company ends a major suit by M. F. Walsh executor seeking about ten thousand dollars plus interest. The trial also covered Miss May Benscotter of Muhlenberg charged with detaining a sister in law’s letter, with the jury recommending mercy and suspending sentence after a two hour deliberation. A separate case saw Frank Jones plead guilty to detaining and opening letters and receive four months in county jail and a six cent fine. The proceedings included tense appeals by local figures and moved the judge to consider clemency for the jailed youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muhlenberg
Martha D. Kaester
Jones
M. F. Walsh
Royal Mutual Insurance Company
United States
George M. Watson
Nathaniel Hubile
Chicago
Bullington
Leona Eb, Benscvotter
Wilkes-Barre
Huh P. Gorman
Roosevelt
Mullenbergy
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Mra. Benscotter
Miss Benscotter
Re-Semlen
Scranton Portatiice
WH. L. Taylor Camd
A. Z. Clothorn
Nike
Dudge
David Ridley
John Halton
Remarkable catarrh cure praised in patent remedy ad
A promotional piece claims a large majority of Americans suffer catarrh and that local treatments fail. Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are advertised as an internal cure acting on blood to expel poison, with Dr. Ainslee endorsing their effectiveness and safety for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Ainslee
Lowertown counterfeiters plead guilty in Luzerne County case
In Lowertown Luzerne County two counterfeiters admitted guilt and were given a warning. A Penn avenue resident Mary A Jackson escaped sentence after pleading guilty for sending obscene letters. Ex Postmaster Isaac F Tillinghast saw charges continued as auditors statement was ruled inadmissible. court adjourned after verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowertown
Luzerne County
Mary A. Jackson
Penn Avenue
Hannah Winbach
Isaac F. Tillinghast
la Plume
Ts. HB. Holgate
Benscotter
Outbreak at Dickson City Striker Violence Escalates
Violent scenes erupted yesterday as Dickson City mill workers confronted remaining scab labor at Bliss mill. No injuries were reported. Warrants issued for ringleaders including Lizzie Stiebler with more to follow. Mother Jones reportedly influenced workers to abandon a return to work. The Textile Workers' Union considers limited delegates to the May Holyoke convention and plans meetings to fund the strikers and press superintendent Davis for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sill Mill
Dickson City
Bliss Mill
Lizzie Stiebler
Bliss
Mother Jones
Burgess Kennedy
Textile Workers’ Union
Holyoke
Mass
Lkely
Central Labor Union
Davis
Sunquoit
Gothiev
Labor Union Committee
Sauquolt
Committee Will Finish Appropriation Task Tonight
The estimates committee of councils will meet tonight to finalize the appropriation ordinance and undo lingering issues from Tuesday. Members indicate the group will stand firm against recognizing additional officers created by the reorganization ordinance. Southern vegetables are arriving for market today at Pierce's Market 110-112 Penn avenue with a new exclusive line of washable goods at Cramer's Weilg 80 Wyoming avenue.
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Pierce's Market
Penn Avenue
Pew
Cramers Weilg
Wyoming Avenue
Many Cases Heard in Criminal Court This Week
Alfred Mickles faced charges of fraudulently suggesting a marriage certificate for Carrie Heglin and Frank Compton. Sophia Miller stood trial for keeping a speakeasy on Elm Street in South Scranton. Other juries weighed aggravated assault by Henry Stanton at the Johnson No. 2 breaker and criminal assaults in Scranton, with verdicts pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mickles
Frank Compton
Carrie Heglin
Sophia Miller
McClure
Alfred Mickies
M.D. Heglin
Mickles
Frank K. Boyle
Young Compton
Compton
Henry Stanton
Martin Odendahl
Johnson No. 2
Olyphant
Stanton
Purdy
John Kulick
John Matlock
Scranton
Seventh Streets
Kulltek
Joseph Woelkers
Elm Street
M. J. Donahue
Miller
Mary Motta
Carbondale
Kelly
George Nichols
Petro Ttoula
Nichols
Trial updates in Scranton court cases and verdicts
The Scranton court adjourned several cases as defendants were absent or cases continued. Notable actions include guilty pleas for selling liquor without a license, acquittals for assault and battery, and multiple defendants facing sentencing or remittances. Robert Wilson of the Municipal League prosecuted several liquor cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Robbins
W. B. Dugcan
New York
Michael O'Conner
John Walsh
Robert Wilson
Municipal League
John Quackenboss
Clara Palmer
Bourding
Peter Lisk
John McNally
Tarceny
Charles B. Angle
Henney Walthers
West Scranton
Anthony Roth
Wei Lureme Street
Wilson
Roth
John Hartwick
Aliee Hartwick
William Morap
Jomlowa
Kelly
Thomas Carey
Nicholas Oborwella
Axault
Perdimain
Buckle
August Oberwelsy
James Cullolun
Hattie M. Snyder
Linn
Willian Savage
Thomas Hoger
Theo
Reduction on Occupations Approved by County Board
County commissioners at a regular meeting yesterday adopted a regulation lowering occupation assessments for miners mechanics and clerks from 75 to 60 dollars and reducing laborers from 50 to 40 dollars. The change will cause only a small revenue loss to the county.
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U P
Sieg
Nita Iminetéi
Nesse
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Houisvilly EY
N.Y
Lackawonya Dairy
Stiey
Adama
H. AK. Zerbe
Ocranton Transfer Co
Eagpeare
Ciice D
Sas
Abel
Vliet Ji
Tooloss
Tinton
Aiennes
Ithaca Street Railway Co
Wilkes-Barce
I. Mears & Haghn
The
Lyceum
Richard & Wirth
Mira
Lloyd Dock
Walsh
John T. Lenahan
Michael Cannon
Wilkes-Garre
WLU
Mother Gray
Gray
Pest
Niceth Lilly of
Coes
Allen & Olmuted
le Roy
Dickson
Committe
Mahon's Shoe Store
Mahon
Lackawanna Avenue
Cryina Wall
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wrominedvenus
Alwayys
Lewis & Reilly
Lone Price
Iec
Scranton Bicycle
Bittenbender & Co
Franklin Avenue
J. D. Williams & Bro
Title Guaranty and Trust Co
Spruce Street
Penna
Thomas Folly
Wolkiam F. Vom Hi
Coun Welgis Hollen Uec
Oe Ron Neuen
Tesa, Naim
Board OF Directors
Andehew
Mellin Toon
Aram Nushett
Ite Eglo
Ruger Komensus
George Blemith
Lverett Warnen
Thomas T. Watkin
J. A. Watres
Abram Nesbitt
William F. Wallstead
Thomas H. Watkins
D. S. Johnson
L. A. Watres
Andrew H. McClintock
Henry A. Knapp
Ralph 5
Hull
Willard
Warren & Knapp, Solicitors
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