Multiple verdicts and acquittals in area criminal cases
A long list of juries returned not guilty in several cases including felonious wounding against John Kostick and Charles Wasinski, assault on Mrs. Kate Garvin, and tearing cloth on a billiard table. Other defendants were acquitted of ammonia poisoning, and various defendants faced guilty verdicts or cost assignments. Some defendants failed to appear, with bails forfeited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Brook
John Kostick
Charlies Wasinski
Minooka
Romany Koloskie
Kate Garvin
Green Ridge
B. A. Peters
William Peters
Willam Ball
F. C
John Ootnlski
Thomas David
Richard Sivelly
Andrew Maxim
Duryea
Swarta
Jal
Mary Keegan
Adam Spitzer
Thomas Mullen
Jessup
Maggie Barrett
William Jones
Swartz
David H. Evans
Jacob Miller
William Rutcofski
Andrew Aglinski
Martin Albridge
Asault
Archbald
Edwards
Kelly
Gordon
Thomas Kilpatrick
Clarence Humiston
Leyshon
Windsor
N. Y
William Hunt
Michael Kearney
John Mackey
Feockville
Hunt
J. G. Oltendike
John Hunt
Bridget Rainey
Hugh McLaughlin
Third Day at Institute Highlights Burns Talk and Home Help
Mayor James Moir delivered a Burns lecture to a large audience and recited poems such as A Man's a Man for A That. C T Carson spoke on How the Home Can Help the School. A 100-voice boys chorus performed with Miss Reesie Frown felter and Edward Morse providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moir
Robert Burns
C. T. Carson
Teachers’ Institute
T. Carson
Reesie Frownfelter
Edward Morse
Annie Barnes
Howell
Moir
Burns
Tom
Elizabeth Thomas
Beatrice Morris
Bobby Bhattoc
O.T. Corson
Carson
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Ruth Bk. Gould
Gould
Houck
Welles
New York
Pardons Board Acts On April 1 For Philadelphia Crimes
The pardons board commuted the murder sentence of William Kem known as Race due to lack of evidence for a first degree verdict. A mass petition by about 160 residents near Demene was considered but not enough to overturn the decision. Multiple other cases received stays or were denied including theft, burglary, and receiving stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolay
William Kem
Leen
Mare Ann Lawler
Shetiil Mex
Chow
Philatelphia
Epp
Demene
Etine
Eppa
Frank J. Kenyee
Alleitown
Poy Timmd
Stone
Mercer
Geowla
Beverly
Hawnawe
Blugie
Allegheny
Amault
Pamick O'Neil
Montgomery
Kronk Munna
Aehiwl Tall
Frank Miles
Nickie
Lancaster
Lancemy
Willine Dh Prett
Lebanon
Tee Lewdom
Letunwun
Victor Mone
Montaviny
James Thonoon
Westierelind
Chee Turrel
Lawrence
Lwroeny
William Himehelife
Whiladeljihia
Golf Champions Meet in Wolnaston and Mase
Larry Vardon, the Huntieh opem golf champion, fully defeated the West tall of two professionals Arthur Yeon of Poland Spring and Hubert Stroamer of J. Ig a quote of three ap and two te 0 a la MR te el.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolnaston
Mase
Larry Vardon
Fiully
Arthur Yeon
Poland
Pring
Hubert Stroamer
J. Ig
Bribery Case Ends Amid Farcical Bomb Tale
In an Ottawa style hearing the Montreal police thwart a bomb plot claimed as Fourth of July celebration by French speaking defendants. Judge Archbald dismissed the flamboyant story as a fraud and prepared for further jury review as defense motions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Gullhot
France
French Republic
United States
George Burang
Dunmore Cemetery
Archhbald
Harris
Father MacGoldrick
Scranton and Stroudsburg Names in SCTANTON Record
Scranton and Stroudsburg individuals appear in the SCTANTON register including James Jordan Annie O Hara Joseph Dippre Emma Henn Alfred Hohl Minnie Wettler and Scranton links. The text lists multiple names with locations suggesting a local record entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jordan
Scranton
Annie O'Hara
Sctanton
Joseph Dippre
Stroudsburg
Emma Henn
Alfred Hohl
Minnie Wettler
Delaware and Hudson adopts sinking fund to retire stock
The Delaware and Hudson plans to wind up coal operations by buying and canceling 2000 shares or more yearly. A sinking fund will be built from at least five cents per ton of coal mined and credited to profits, then invested and retired. The board's resolution directs gradual retirement of stock and bonds as mining and sales proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Board of Directors
Water Works Purchase Consolidates Plants in New Jersey
A Scranton group led by Dr J L Wentz and J J Jermyn with William Hendrickson and C Higgins of New York and James Stern of New Jersey buys Long Branch water works. Jermyn and Wentz are main stockholders. The plant will join six others within eighteen miles including Asbury Park and Red Bank. Frank Pratt, ex Scranton Gas and Water, to head engineering for improvements costing a neat sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wentz
J. J. Jermyn
Scranton
William Hendrickson
C. Higgins
New York
James Stern
New Jersey
Long Branch
N. J
Jermyn
Dr. Wentz
Eix
Asbury Park
Red Bank
Frank Pratt
Scranton Gas and
Wild Cats South and North prepare for April events
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board lists Wild Cats South events led by Fitzpatrick and Van Vieit on April 14 and 19, with multiple morning and afternoon duties across Pushers Pullers Passengers and Climbs. Salisbury supervisor orders reports and admission tickets for a 2 PM air broke claw event on Thursday April 1th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Wild Cats
A. Hopkins
W. McAllinter
J Vine
My Otive
Salisbury
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MR. Corson
Mixa Elizabeth Thomas
FE. Douglas Kundle
Beecham
Pardon Board
William Epps
Frank J. Krause
Thomas
Chester M. Butts
G. M. Greene
May Savage
James Durkin
Michael F. Sweeney
Mary Sweeney
John Oleceki
Chief Robling
Barber Asphalt
South Washington Avenue
John Walsh
D., L. and
W. Board
P. M—T. Fitzpatrick
Mr. Castner
F. van Vieit
van Vieit
Bow
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G. Frountellier
Sa m
W. H. Nichola
McLane
Pullers
Beavers
Wildcats
North
Sim —T. McCarthy
Master's Men
C. Kingsley mI. Ginley
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Eton
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
NEW York Hotels
Earlington
Bway
York
E.M. Earle & Son
Ew York
Richtheld
Epr
Pris
The
American Cure
Pleasure One
James Notel
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Crawford
Whollesale
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
HOTEL
Albert
Col. Tith
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank
Depositary OF
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Hood’s
Pilsner
W.minth Steeot
Scranton, PA
Jens Rae
Marisa
Matthews Bros
H. C. Banderson
Druggista
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Dickson Manufacturing Co, Peranta and
Wilke+Harre Pa, Hooumoturers of
General Office
Orient Leader
Florey & Brooks
Densten
Sprace
Soran