Alum in baking powder warns of health risks
An advertisement notes alum is cheap at a few cents per pound while pure baking powder costs about thirty. It cautions that Dutalum is a corrosive poison harming stomach liver and kidneys when ingested. Oval Baking Powder Co. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oval Baking Powder CO
William BY
New York
Tranfor
Portland
Nazareth
Bethlehem
North Penn
Philadelphia
Russell
Bangor
Unusual Midday Busyness Prompts Legal Terms and Votes
Dense court notes describe tax payments, political influence concerns, and contested elections. W H Thomas led in a Scranton district with 65 illegal votes found. Walsh and Glynn-Henning cases proceed with commissioners and juries set for September. Multiple guardians appointed and various rulings on trials, appeals, and interpleaders across Lackawanna counties.
Ketcham Sentenced for Embezzlement in Local Lodge Case
B F Ketcham former financial secretary of a local Brotherhood of Railroad Travelers lodge was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to six months in county jail for embezzling 160 dollars. The trial exposed perjury as he claimed a draft insured the funds and prosecutors produced bank stub evidence. Judge Kelly sternly lectured him during sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Ketcham
Kelly
Ketcham
Mrotherhood of Railroad Triumen
West Side Bank
Brotherhood
Eynon
Jaco Kelly
Local Appointments Approved by Judge Kelly in Archbald Area
Judge Kelly approves John W. Lally as deputy to Constable John Gilden of Archbald Second ward. Anthony Klots named tax collector of Clifton Township to fill vacancy from voter failure. Archbald appoints George S. Young tax collector for Wandling after Nathaniel Davies resigns. Stephen Dickert discharged as insolvent after jail stay for failure to pay monthly support. Hearing on William F. May's plea for discharge continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Glynn
Thomaa Henning
Justice of the Peace
Fell Township
Louis Gramer
Andrew Harmett
Greety
Mathias Merschberger
Archbald
Timothy Jones
William J. McDonnell
Wari
Scranton
George TD
Grady
Thomas Murphy
Carbondale
Commonwealth
Barnst Kabatanik
A. Agiinski
Mary Saviee
Peter Patease
Hugh McLaughlin
John Keefe, Jr
T. F. Nelson
Edwards
Dickson Brewing Company
Zeigler
Benjamin Z. Nichole
J. B. Antoine
Lewis N. Corry
Wes
Wills
Ricanor i. Huntington
Willian
Lasue
City of
Thaminating Heat and Power Company
John J. Bkelbly
Cordelia Edwards
Continental Triat Company
Louisa Heil
Thomas Evans
Barah Evans
Evian J. Davis
Gertrude, Grace, William and
Mary Thomas
Patrick McGinty
Dominick Healey
John W. Lally
John Gilden
Kelly
William F. May
Court House News Notes From Yesterday
Agglication seeks amendment to Lackawanna hospital charter reducing director terms from nine to twelve. Attorney John Fo Serainn applies for divorce for Julia Otter of Metlviere alleging her husband Hilveard Potter died on June 8 after eight years of impaired Tile. Suit filed to recover forfeited recognizance from listed bondmen including K Thomas and T J Comme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
Tate
K . Thoma
T. J. Comme
John Malloy
W C. Whitwew
Samuel Resign
Jude G. Meliinty
Elisa Sergeant
Damen Ph Gilbride
John Omgan
Willan Mason
Aycel Aerrovite
Mary Mureray
Anthony Bulkos
Michael Stoked
William Ddones
Eugene van Driver
Joeph Malingkl
Railway Safety Orders From General Superintendent Russell
General Superintendent E G Russell issues urgent orders to Lackawanna conductors enginemen and brakemen. Rules cover water stations flag signals braking procedures night operations recalls and required inspections of cars and brakes to ensure safe travel and prevent derailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
E.G. Russell
Lackawanna
Wil Lil
Stallone
Eugs
Mopping Point
Aliont
Rwesell
Cut-off Work Begins Near Waterloo New Jersey
The current issue notes work has commenced on a cut-off from the main line east of Waterloo New Jersey to the Sunex division, Allen & Mussel are involved in the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Age
Waterloo
N. J
Sunex
Allen & Mrusssl
Delaware and Lackawanna tests engines in rail power race
A test run will compare Engine No. 271 from the Cook Manufacturing Company for the Delaware and Hudson railroad with Engine No. 862 from the Brooks Locomotive Works for the Lackawanna. Officials from both lines attend as engines haul heavy trips from Scranton to Gouldsboro and back to gauge pulling power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Manufacturing Company
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Brooks Locomotive Works
Lickatwanna
Svaranton
Gouldsboro
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna
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ROYAL
Carbon
Laserne
the Tribune
W. H. Thomas
J. E. Walsh
Thomnan
Walsh
Fell
Wandling
Judovica
Horn
Flgrecksky
Owen Flynn
Peter Stipp
Amouni
Court House News Notes
D. L. & W. Board
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Wild Cats
South
m—Dountlean
Dan—McCann
Fo. Devlin
Rafferty
Moam
Jonnett
Raph —Brevera
Popekk
M. Maller
Morth
Pucelay, Ang 1
A. Bartholo
Mouner
A. Guerite
F. Mullett
Finwine Skh
DR. James
Connolllyzs Wallac Scranton
Connolly & Wallace
America
Third National Bank
United States
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Deadwood
Hot Springs
Broadway
Vice St
Cincinnati
Smithf'id St
Pittsbury
Washington St
Boston
Seasrior St
Claval
Pilsner
W.winth Street
Quranton, PA
NEW York Hotels
D. Crawford
Wanamatera
Siegel Cooper's
B'way
Hotel Albert
11Th ST
University PL
Mount Pleasant Coal
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Williams & Manasty
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, PA
Myde Et Mooslco
Rush Jale
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Bicoirio
Higotria Eppioder
Repauno Chemical Co
Uxsiovives
Densten
Spruce St
Ang
Bours
Gundeay
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