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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1900

Page

6

Bishop Talbot Denies Injunction to Halt Irvine Degradation

Junked affidavits, renewed motion planned as Rev. Ingram Irvine fights a court sentence for conduct unbecoming a clergyman. The Huntingdon case centers on excommunication disputes with Mrs Elliott and alleged forged letters. Bishop Talbot asserts no church relation to the civil charges.

Walter J. Gunster Ethelbert Talbot E Episcopal Central Pennsylvania Ingram N. W. Irvine St. Juke's Episcopal Church Huntingdon Irvine St. Luke's Church Thin’ City H. N. Willard Catrch Aisc Mra Mina D. Elliott Talbot Elliott Dr. Irvine Woodward Luxerne St. John's Church Mrellett Huntingdon County

Judges Disperse Case Arguments in Scranton Courts

Yesterday the judges Archbald Edwards and Kelly disposed of a list of cases. They issued rule for judgement in Molter versus Molter and adoption matters, and rule for alimony in Norton versus Norton among others with certiorari dispositions and several argued equity matters.

Archbald, Edwards and Kelly Charles Molter Harriette Molter City of Scranton Henry Beckett Annie Humphers A. T. Down A. W. Brown Equity Simon Umerfeld Charles Miller Jessie Kimble Frank 2. Kimble

Contestant's Testimony In Fell Township Election Contest

Examiner Louis Gramer closed the final session of the Fell township election contest hearing. Thomia Holmes challenges Nicholas Glynn for Justice of the Peace, and John Owens contests Thotian Hennineg for School Controller. Sixty sittings were held with 250 witnesses, costing about 540 dollars so far, with further expenses expected for travel, reports, and transcription.

Louis Gramer Fell Township Thomia Holmes Nicholas Glynn Justice of the Peace John Owens Thotian Hennineg Hennes Gramer M. J. McAndrew

Divorce Still Unsettled Over Frank Colborn Case

Gilvert Colborn of Carbondale seeks a decree of divorce from his wife Fllen-Weth on grounds of infidelity. The decree was made absolute yesterday but no attorney remained at court to draft the formal document. The case was moved from last term due to a stolen subpoena and continues as Mrs Colborn, believed to be in Carbondale, refused to return after living with a boarder in New York.

Gilvert Colborn Carbondale Fllen- Weth Colborn John Walsh New York State

Woman Seeks Citizen Papers For Pauline Ammo

An application for citizen papers for Pauline Henrietta Ammo of Carbon Dale was filed with Prothonotary Copeland by Attorney James Burr. Ammo, over twenty one, says she arrived from Grosseru endiaehh Bavaria on November 1, 1907 before turning twenty one and plans to return to the old country on a Vielt, seeking United States passports.

Pauline Henrietta Ammo Carbondale Copeland James ¢. Burr Miss Ammon Grosseruendiaehh Bavaria Old Country United States

Local Voters and Names List From Scranton Area

Readable fragments show a list of individuals linked to Scranton areas such as Dunmore Olyphant Throop and related towns. Names include Fred William Carpenter Bridget L Clair Henry H Gardner John Healey Mary Bagley Michael J Brennan Frances Hoban and Bridget M Scullion with scattered initials and placements.

Fred William Carpenter 8Cranton Bridget L. Clair Henry H. Gardner Buidje Schnell Hcpanson John Healey Ccceeevees Ee Olyphant Mapy Foy Ccsccsasecsseneses Vee Somanton Thomas Mc

Court House News Notes

In Fell township Mike Lahotsky was jailed thirty days for disorderly conduct and swearing. He was released on 100 bail on a pending appeal. The Board of Associated Charities seeks to commit Harry Moran to the Philadelphia House of Refuge. he is said to be corrigible and is jailed. A hearing was set for Saturday April 28 at 10 am.

Costa Squire Lynch Mike Lahotsky Fell Township F. Loughran Kelly T. P. Duffy Board of Associated Charities Harry Moran Mra Catherine Moran House of Refuge Philadelphia

Sultan's Friend Defends Turkey in US Turkey Row

General Lew Wallace voices support for Abdul Hamid at Washington, arguing Turkey is honest and not to blame for Kurdish crimes. He likens Turkish rule to protecting Armenian and Greek Christians and praises the sultan as a scholar and diplomat who kept European powers from uniting against the Ottoman Empire.

Washington Europe United States Lew Wallace Constantinople Turkey Wallace Strauss Ig Coveret Abdul Hamid William McKinley Mohammed Guitar Abdul Hamid Ia

Langtry Mrs Goulds Idol Dress Trial Details

In New York on April 24 a countable claim in the suit against Howard Gould over a gown valued at eighteen hundred was tormented. Mary F. Smith testified that Mrs. Gould demanded a replica of an idol Langtry gown seen in The Ties and instructed seamstresses to alter the cream lace dress to resemble the star, requiring it be rebuilt to current fashion.

New York Dullan Howard Gould Min Gould Mary F. Smith

Wilhelm Sehying Dies at Carlaruhe At Age Eighty Four

Derlin reports poet and historian Wilhelm Sehying died today in Carlaruhe. Born in Kownign, he contributed to regional literature and history.

Derlin Wilhelm Sehying Carlaruhe Kownign

Dr. Pierce’s Prescription Promises Cure for Womanly Diseases

The article emphasizes that woman health hinges on womanly health and advocates Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as restoring strength by treating irregularities displacement and weakness first. It cites testimonials from hundreds of thousands of women, notes relief after wrong treatments, and promotes a free confidential consultation with Dr. R V Pierce and his staff at the Buffalo institute.

Dr. Pierce

Lucky Alberta Woman Rebounds After Illness with Favorite Prescription

Mrs. Jennie Lee of Lethridge Alberta Dist NW T Canada details a three month internal illness with hemorrhage and bladder trouble. After trying prescribed medicines failed, she took Captain advertising remedies including Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets and reports swift improvement. She praises the medicines as temperance, non narcotic and vegetable in composition.

Jennie Lee Lethridge Alberta Dist N. W.T Canada

Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Saved a Weak Woman

Miss Isabell Miller of New Providence Kentucky recounts long illness with heavy bleeding fainting and weakness. After sixteen years she used two bottles of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and five vials of Dr Pierce's Pellets, reporting full recovery and no relapse.

Isabell Miller New Providence Dr. Pierce Doctor Pierce

A Mother's Troubles Taken Away

Mrs. A. W. Cornwell of Washington D C credits Dr. Pierce’s medicines with ending years of uterine trouble heart palpitations weak stomach and other pains. She began using Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets in 1898 and after a May 1899 delivery reports lasting health improvement and gratitude.

A. W. Cornwell F Street Washington, D. C Doctor Pierce

Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets For Women Use

Advertises Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as especially suited to women's use and recommends using them with the Prescription laxative when a laxative is needed.

A Woman’s Advice To Women From Mrs Stacy Wilcox

Mrs Stacy E Wilcox of Emo Ontario shares a testimonial praising Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Antiseptic Suppositories for uterine ulceration and piles. She reports years of pain reduced in seven months, no bed rest or laudanum, and says others may be benefited by publishing her statement. She also mentions keeping Compound Extract Smart-Weed at home and seeks Dr Pierce’s advice.

Stacy E. Wilcox Emo Rainy River Algoma Co Dr. Pierce

Ecumenical Conference Sessions Open Across New York

About a dozen meetings were held in churches and halls as part of the Ecumenical conference in New York. Carnegie Hall housed the main crowd with speakers from multiple denominations discussing Bible translation and distribution worldwide.

New York Maison Avenue Reformed Church Central Presbyterian Church Church of the Strangers Chamber Carnegie Hall Rishi J. R. Hendrix Southern Methodist Church Africa Hendrix Stev W. Edmunds Exeter Cathedral Jacob Chamberlain Indiana W. Ashmore China Central Presbyterian Joseph King Australia Harry Guinness Tendon Peru Olivia P. Iverson Corea Listance John Vox FE. W. Barker

He Got His Trousers Compelled to Reclothe Dead Beat

A New York Sun report notes Joe Blank, employed by a large town paper near New York, left after three weeks due to a long overdue discharge following prior temportary employment.

Joe Blank New You

Miss Gould Declines Dewey Medal Invitation Letter

A missive from Miss Gould to Mayor Manin expresses regrets for attending the Dewey medal event. The letter acknowledges the invitation and notes Gould’s inability to attend, referencing a photograph and related social procedure in New York.

Chlonge Manin Toilay Fran Mis Melon Gould Dewey Gould Neareta Wiest New York

Wyoming County Highlights from the Republican Convention and Local Notices

Officials from Wyoming County attended the state Republican convention in Harrisburg. D. L. Flack of Nicholeon and H. W. Bardwell registered, while the county delegate D. L. Flack traveled. Wilcox Miller plans to move with his family to Beranton for work with the Correspondence School. The Herrick block foundations near completion. Harding, Wilbur, and Carton returned from Susquehanna after supporting C. Fred Wright for Congress. Rev H H Wilbur was reappointed to the Wyoming district church in Owego, a popular pick after two years of service.

Tuikhannock Apell Harsburg Ae Hon HH. J. Jorflen Ftate H. W. Bardwell Regietoy W. LU. Shaw EL Os. Harding Wyonines County D. L. Flack Nicholeon Miller Beranton Wil Ifoury Harding Eon George A. Carton Wyoming County Susquehanna Lave Wyoming C. Fred Wright Susquehanna County Congress Owego H. H. Wilhutr Wilbur

Old Forge Notes on Visits and Local Meeting

Old Forge residents Mr. and Mrs. John Carey are spending several weeks with friends at Dundas. The Ladlow Home Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. G. P. Ace on Thursday afternoon. A large body of citizens on the Moogle road met at Old Forge on April 17 to form a political organization and was thoroughly organized.

Mr. and Myra John Carey Dundas Ladlow H Ome Missionary Society Mra. G. PF Ace Moogle Road Old Forge

Academy of Music Engagements Begin April 23

Amusements section announces a one week event at the Academy of Music by Eveniee and Co. Lessees. The schedule opens Monday, April 23, with performances and entries to run through the week.

Academy OF Music, Eveniee Aon Lessees Long, Manay

Community meeting adjourns after voter rights discussion

Club members plan to reconvene on Tuesday April 4 to continue policy talks. The text also notes a marriage of Rev W. G. Funk officiating for Robert Staff, Walter Cavill, Joseph Turner, John Lelpnic, and Lizzie Hogga of Duryea. A relocation and a funeral are also mentioned.

Robert Staff Walter Cavill Joseph Turner John Lelpnic Lizzie Hogga Duryea W. G. Funk James Perry Jobo Waris Anderson Haw Alt. Perry Charlies Brang Marcy Mondiy

Fragmented OCR Note on Constitutional Topic and Rewards

Disjointed text discusses a reward of 100 dollars and mentions core beliefs about constitutional authority and the general fraternity. It references a plan affecting power, water core, and political concepts, with unclear entities and dates.

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DR Irvine John Casey Charles Conklin Peter Litowski M. Zothowikas Frank Carluck M. W. Hoory William B. Halderman M. T. Keller Lucila Williams Araiiret C. Conant William Cornell Newton Township Bethel Kate Mctiuire John Read The Commonwealth N J. Murphy F. J. Dick Mason Prine G. Palle Fehoot Scranton Batthews Brothers, Ye and Retail Larks Ave Pgarrah & Thomas Lavka Citizen Court House News Notes Millionaire Erszee Piri Ors Gunsoning Ben Pierce Common Sense V. Pierce Buffalo, N.Y Ecumenical Conference Agdber Joseph Blank Blank New York Sun Miss Gould Bjinelal Scranton Telinne Herrick Block Paiges Double Company Dime Matinen Chia Lyceum Theatre Burgunder & Reis Lewsees Hk Long Charles Frohman John Drew Mr. Louis Mann Clara Lipman Carrick and Madison Square Ithca Direct From Park Theater Boston Daniel Sully Dan. L. Hart
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