Five Decrees of Divorce Granted in Court Batch
A Saturday session issued five divorce decrees. Subjects include Margaret Webster vs Thomas Webster and William Kraft vs Catherine Kraft, Inte Lowla vs William E B Lewis, Howard Satterwaithe vs Ida Satterwaithe, and Elizabeth A Ralsley vs Sanford G Ralsley. Ground details include desertion cruelty and unfaithfulness with various marriage dates and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Webster
Thomas Webster
William Kraft
Catherine Kraft
Inte Lowla
William Eb, Lewis
Howard Satterwaithe
Ida Sadterwaithe
Elizabeth A. Ralsley
Sanford G. Ralsley
Websters
George M. Okell
Edith Hoskins
Lykensville
Scranton
Charles EE. Daniels
Lewis
Satterwaithes
Warrisburg
Philadelphia
Maisley
Oxford Furnace
N. J
Clarence Balentine
Raisley
Judge hears rule on costs in Repp bribery case
In Luzerne county on Saturday Judge Wheaton heard arguments on remitting about $500 in costs against William Repp. Repp prosecuted Scranton Railway general manager Frank Silliman Jr on bribery charges against Old Forge councilmen. Cornelius Camegys defended Repp. opposition came from Willard Warren Knapp and O'Brien Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton
Luzerne County
William Repp
Frank Silliman, Jr
Scranton Railway Company
Old Forge
Cornelius Camegys
Mr. Repp
Willard
Warren & Knapp
O'Brien & Martin
Court Transfers Hotel Irving License to Charles H. Schant
Saturday court order transfers the Hotel Irving license from Wate Kin tick and Fred Weichel to Charles H. Schant. Licenses for Andrew Campbell of 425 Lackawanna avenue go to Edward F. Melvin, and William H. Mc Niarmara of 00 West Market street to John McGuire. The transfer for M F Fadden on Scranton street is refused, and the Hugh O Boyle liense transfer to Richard M. Owens is held under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Irving
Charles H. Schant
Wate Kintick
Fred Weichel
Andrew Campbell
Lackawanna Avenue
Edward F. Melvin
William H. McNiarmara
West Market Street
John McGuire
M. F. Fadden
Scranton Street
Hugh O'Boyle
Oly Phant
Richard M. Owens
Judge Fid wards hears habeas release petition for Michael Judge
Judge Fid wards held Saturday hearing on habeas corpus for Michael Judge. Judge John Walsh and Patrick Fin ney were arrested for stealing axles from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western yard and selling them to a junk dealer. Walsh implicated the others. Judge Edwards sent Walsh back to jail. Attorney James Mahon for Judge. Assistant District Attorney Thomas opposed the writ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidwards
Michael Judge
John Walsh
Patrick Finney
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Yard
Walsh
Edwards
James Mahon
Thomas
Court sessions planned in common pleas and equity courts
Judges Edwards Kelly and Newcomb will consult on eagles argued last week and other matters awaiting decisions. Equity court sessions and grand jury are set for next week with Judge Edwards presiding and District Attorney Lewis returning from Old Point Comfort for the grand jury session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Edwards
Kelly
Newcomb
Equity Court
Grand Jury
Lewis
Old Point Comfort
Orphans Court Hears Motions In Several Estates
In the Orphans Court Judge A A Vosburg heard motions and issued orders in multiple estates. An order of sale was granted for the Frederick Marker estate returnable May 38 at 10 am to pay debts. An administrator bid at a partition sale for William Mosher real estate was allowed. For Ann O Boyle estate a May 12 hearing was set to address the account liability dispute. The next session is Tuesday at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
A. A. Vosburg
Frederick Marker
Bell and Wells
William Mosher
George 8. Horn
C. Balentine
O'Brien & Martin
Twenty ninth annual fire and marine insurance report issued
The twenty ninth annual report of the Pennsylvania insurance department, dated December 31, 1901, shows the condition of fire and marine insurers operating in the state. Commissioner Durham has completed the compilation, released via exclusive wire from Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Insurance Department
Fre
Pennsylvania
Durham
Insurance business in state shows stable capital and premiums
The report compares 1901 with 1900 for joint stock companies in the commonwealth, detailing liabilities assets and capital, premium income and dividends. It notes no mutual companies formed, and lists retirements of several mutual insurers with no reports. Department receipts totaled 85 676.71 while expenditures reached 21 210.45 for 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Commonwealth
Capitol
Promiuma
Pennsylvania
Mitcollancoun
Doylestown Mutual Insurance Company
Farmers’ Mutual Live Stock Company
Jackson Centre
Pennsboro Mutual Horse Insurance and Detective Company
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
Department
Anthracite Demand Presses Output Amid Flood Repairs
Industrial notes report high demand for anthracite but production constrained by car shortages strikes and winter flood damage. Output may approach 5 million tons this month after a March total of 3,618,767 tons and first quarter 12,098,158 tons. Trade shifts show slow Northwest receipts, active Chicago buying, and brisk Atlantic seaboard demand for egg stove and nut sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh
Schuylkill
Northwest
Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Boston
New York Harbor
Engineering and Mining Journal
D., L. W. Board for Today Schedule
The D., L. W. board lists crews and times for today and upcoming days. Names include Atul Bunday, J. Thompson, J. A. Bush, George Thomant, J. He Swarthy, Fitzpatrick, Haggerty, Lattimer, Abrams, Cavanaugh, J. Gerrity, McCunny, J. W. Devine, J. Hennigan, Frounfelker, Nichola, Carrigg, Masters, Finnerty, Moran, William Kirby, M. Ginley, Bartholomews, Murphy, Singer, Lamping, Gatiney, Secor, Pooh, Stanton, Randolph, M. Golden, Carmoly, Doudican, Cy Kingaley, McCue crews, and trainmaster J. P. Burkhart with April 2s and 28 dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thomant
Hoboken
J. He Swarthy
Hobo
Fitzpatrick
D. Haggerty
Lattimer
Abrams
Crew
B Cavanaugh
J. Gerrity
He McCunny
J. W. Devine
Frounfelker
Nichola
Carrigg
Pushera
Masters
A. Om
Whiner
A.m
Finnerty
Mowery
Moran
Dopo
William Kirby
M. Ginley
Bartholomews
Murphy
Singer
Wy. m
Lamping
Helpers
Gatiney
Secor
Pooh
Stanton
Extra West A
Randolph
M. Golden
My Carmoly
Cy Kingaley
Anthracite Trade Sees Strong Activity and Rising Prices
Exclusive wire from The Associated Press reports the anthracite coal trade is very active with April output expected near 4,500,000 tons. Weather favors full mining across collieries and labor disputes are unlikely this spring. Prices are set to rise starting May 1 by 10 cents per ton and then 20 cents monthly, boosting coal securities and regional shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prest
Philadelphia
Ledger
Will
Ae Senna
Market Prices Listed for Dairy Produce and Groceries
Corrected by H. G. Dale the list shows prices for flour at 4.40 a unit butter creamery 806.3 cheese per pound butter per pound 17tge poug per Lushel marrow beans per bushel 2.40 green peas per bushel 1.75 potatoes per bushel 1.00 onions per bushel 1.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Domestic Trade Movements Reported for First Quarter
Special correspondence notes March summaries from the treasury bureau on domestic trade. Wheat receipts in interior night markets reached 15,500,000 bushels year to April 1, up 8 percent from the prior year. Livestock and stock-pile volumes show gains across several loading markets and regions, with Chicago stock cars up about 60,000 from the previous year. Coal shipments and lake port exports rise, while hog receipts at major ports dip to multi-year lows, signaling mixed regional adjustments in 1900–1901 trade dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Bureau of Platintles
Representative Branchea
Faum
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Lea
Rains City
Jve Vears
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Aultimore
Cheat Lakes
Lower Lakes
Monch Lake
Cougiwiee
North Atlantic Seaboard
Trade and shipping totals show rail and coastwise declines
The report cites March 1902 rail to seaboard totals at 71,000,000 bushels versus 73,592,001 in 1901, with Boston New York Philadelphia and Baltimore ports receiving 71,000,000 bushels. Coastwise coal shipments for seven months ending February reach 1,782,201 tons. Cotton in sight from Atlantic states totals 3,481,424 bales, with Texan and Gulf contributions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Seaboard
Atlantic States
Gulf States
Paeble
Mareh
Voke
Connelleville
Beamont
Texas
Loreel
Transport Grant Arrives in California From Manila
The transport Grant arrived in California on April 27 carrying 1,015 passengers led by the Twelfth United States Infantry and four companies of cannuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Francigco
Cal
Grant
Manila
Twelfth United States Infantry
Trains Schedule Details for Scranton Carbondale and North Points
L. Pryor D P A Scranton outlines November timetable changes for trains to Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany and northern points. Morning departures include 6.90 6.00 6.69 and 7.57 times with various intermediate stops and return services listed. Sunday trains shown with additional south and northbound options and PM departures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Scranton
Pe Mig T . Mo
Thonesdale
Wilkes-Barre
Fay, Wal
Wdop
Mht
Pennsylvania RR
Folakeni
Buon Allany God
Soshandaier
IL Uw. Om
Wilkes Aire
Gee Ani
Albany Ind
North
Honpetlelee
L. Pryor
Train Schedule Details From Wilkesboro to Philadelphia
Schedule notes a through route from Wilkesore to Philadelphia with vestibule cars and buffet parlor, stopping at principal intermediate stations. Connections to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and the west offered on weekdays with times around 0.8 am and 4.27 pm and a later through service to Hasteton Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. J. E. D. Hutchinson and Wood are listed as general managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scuunton
Gavnata
Willie Hayne
Philadelphia
Porteville
Sunbury
Harersbury
Midladelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Cheweet
Warrisburg
the Wear
West
Wilkesore
Harriaburg
Pittehurs
Hutchinson
Wood
Pam
Age
Lehigh Valley Railroad Trains Schedule From Scranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad lists train departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York and intermediate points via D and HM routes with multiple connections and Pullman services. Officials Wilbur and Len announce passenger cars, parlor cars and sleeping cars aboard trains to Buffalo Chicago and western points with ticket offices in Wilkes Barre Newark and South Bethlehem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INL
Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Toby
Binghamton and Way
Oswego
Syracuse
Utica
Montrose
Nicholson
Bloomsburg
Northumberland
Plymouth
Bloomsbury
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Root
Gos
Dahl OR
White Raven
Hucheton
Principal Pointe
Pottevilly
Geneva
Intermedicite
DBD
W. Re R
Baa. Co
Rochester
Ballylo
Niagara Falla
Chicago
All Points
Weal
Yu D
HL KR
DOF
A. Oj
Bat
Bat, 8.29 (Lack Dismond Ex Prea), Tas, Moat, Wlp, i Bandai
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes Mare
Rollin i Wilbur
Cortland
Lew Sark
LEN
Pass
Agi
Cortland Strat
Newark
A. W. Nonemacher
Hetilenem
Ey Ticket Oiler
Wilkes-Barne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silliman
Repp
Fire and Marine Insurance
Bode
Tribune
neWp & Freese Co
Meare
W. D. Runyon
Peniven
Amal
Ie Citim
Locomotive Am
Smnolt, & Iter
Wits Anaconda
Mt Mit
Atchison Erte
Mil
Col
Fuel & Tron
Coal & Southern
Southern
Erie
Keele
Erle
Mr Yo
Wooking Valley
Central
Tauis, & Nash
Mantattan
Avai
St. Bs
Missouri
Pacifle Wally
Patifie
Steel
Western Union
Wieconsin Central
Theron
D. S. and
W. Board
L and W
Bunday
ATUL
T. J. Thompson
J. A. Bush
Hennigan
Doherty
McCue
Rafferty
W. J. Mosler
J.P. Burkhart
Traiinmaster
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Tackwwanga Dairy Co
Tryes
Feue County Savings Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank
Third National Bank
Cceeeeenee Ina Wee Co
Dime Deposit and Viscount Bank
Economy Light, WH. & PL Co
First National Bank J
Esees Eres
Lavka, Trot & Safe
Tssee Clark & Snover Co
Scranton Savings Bank
SU Traders’ National Bank
Esceeenee
Seranton Holt & Nut Co
People’s Bank
Crutton Micking Co
Firat
Feranton
Economy Light, Heat & Power Co
North Jersey & Foconn Te
Consolidated Water Supply Co
the Tribune
Butte
Mont
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
Nassau Street
New York City
Six Eagles
State of
Buffalo
William B. King & CO
Houston
Connolly & & Wallace
Scranton’s
Washington Ave
Fime
A. Menske
Her
Connolly & Wallace
Ros
Imperial Cigar CO
Lacka, Ave
Wholesale Tobacconists and Distributera. of
Cubayola Cigars
RTA Nem Srna
Northwest Magazine
Of &1
Paul, Minn
Six Fagles Ci
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ontario and Western
Carbontale
Cadesia
Arhidale
Cadesia Carbonidale
Boranton
Guinbare
Sunilayay
Leta
Iehorwich
Onoliu
Acta
Aediotuation
Rew
Scranton, Pa
New Jersey Central
Liberty Atree
South Berry
Philadetsphig
Euston
Hethlehem
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Astley
Wilkes Barre
Ug TuOumy Lyemand
Quakereis Fapress
Patton Buffet Varlor Cara
D. C
Avoca
Millstand
Wilked Barre
Long Branch
Qeean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Alstontown
Bop
Wo. G. Breler
Washington Avenue
Henry Belin, JR
The
Wyoming
Dupont
Repauno Chemical Company
Ealery
Comewell
Aeraaten
Jon BO
MIP & Son
Nirlith Wilkes
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
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