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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1899

Page

8

Jurors Drawn For January Term Amid Scranton Panel Issues

A long list details grand and petit jurors drawn for the January term in Scranton and surrounding townships. The report names numerous carpenters, laborers, miners, clerks, hotel workers, drivers, and others from Beranton, Scranton, Old Forge, Mayfield, North Abington, and nearby areas. A separate note confirms traverse jurors to be drawn today for the two weeks term.

Fuel for Force from Scott Emulsion Ad

A vintage advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as the best fuel to build nervous and muscular strength and improve digestion. It claims cod liver oil boosts power and nerve health, priced at $1.00, by Scott & Bowne, chemists in New York.

Scott

Local workers named in valley ledger of occupations

A list of workers from multiple towns including Glenburn Fell Olyphant Scranton Blakely Greenfield Gouldsboro Weat Abington Dunmore and Covington with occupations such as farmer foreman miner bookkeeper fireman top dowler waronmaker and laborer. Many names appear without accompanying dates or events.

Charles Miller Monder Scranton William H. Hall Miles McAndrew Miner Archbald Benjamin J. Revere Benjamin Lewis Olt Forge Richard Reynolds Mayfield Thomas John John Butler Freman Carbondale Township George Bell Carpenter Blakely John 8 McCabe John Logan Harlem Beemer Newton Humphrey Williars Springbrook Morris Harney Lehiich Patrick Hopkins Berainton Jas J. Finnagan Freight Hind Wallace M. Ruth Teller John Brooks Olyphant Wardell Farmer Covington Clarence Wall Greenfield William Koshler Old Porge Frank Dougherty Moscow Frank H. Flanagan Arch Martin Jermyn Edward Melvin Roger Madden Thomas Major Lackawanna Ha. Franklin Insurance Snyder Bouth Abington Eugene Reed Glenburn Tromer Wilcox Fell William Stevens Thomas Campbell William Harper David J. Davie Walter Burdick A. Behimmierling Gouldsboro W. Palmer A. L. Miller Weat Abington Burnley Duddy Beranton William T

Verdict awards plaintiffs $2998.04 in Loomis Fellows case

The jury in the J. Smith Mrs Cornelius Smith and Joseph Fellows v Loomis and John Fellows returned a verdict of 2998.04 in favor of the plaintiffs with law points reserved for later ruling. The special verdict details accountings and credits including purchase money rents and expenses, noting a largely defense aligned outcome.

J. Smith Cornelius Smith Joseph Fellows FE. Loomis John H. Fellows Gordon Cedee

Injunction Rule Discharged and Adoption Petition Proceeded

The court discharged the rule for injunction in the Ellen Taylor versus George W. Brown case and granted a rule to show cause why Mildred, daughter of Sarah Price, should not be adopted by Charles and Etta Whitman. A decree rule was granted in Anna E Morgan versus Reese J Morgan, and a rule to open judgment was made in the Equitable Refining Company versus Matthias Stipp. City Solicitor A A Vosburg sought confirmation of the viewers report on opening Wyoming avenue between Olive and Ash, which was confirmed conditionally. A trespass suit for 16000 dollars was filed by A Barnes against Scranton Railway Co for injuries from a trolley collision on November 9.

Ellen Taylor George W. Brown Charles Etta Whitman Mildred Sarah Price Anna E. Morgan Reese J. Morgan Equitable Matthias Stipp A. A. Vosburg Wyoming Avenue Olive Ash Streets A. Barnes North Main Avenue Scranton Railway Company

Drivers Resume Work After Amicable Settlement at Dodge

Dodge mine drivers who quit last Thursday due to alleged grievances will return to work under old conditions after a conference between District Superintendent Evans and the drivers. The disagreement centered on car shortages and unpaid overtime to haul coal from the mines.

Dodge Evan J. Evans Loomis Evang

Scranton Railway Sets New Run Schedule Today

The Scranton Railway Company announces a new daily schedule effective today, with seniority guiding assignments. The list shows conductors and motormen paired by route from Providence to Rockdale and beyond, detailing crews for several street and suburban lines.

Scranton Railway Company

Record Hoist of 1010 Coal Carts at Bellevue Mine

Engineer John Donohue oversees lifting over 1000 cars of coal daily at Bellevue mine. Recently 1010 cars were dolsted from the shaft and dumped into the breaker, a remarkable feat given only two shafts and two lifts and a nearly 500 foot fall.

John Donohue Bellevue Fiellevue

Moses Taylor Lodge Elects Officers for Year

Moses Taylor lodge number 148 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon and elected officers for the ensuing year. Master J. J. Murray and other officers include vice-master P. J. O'Brien and secretary W. I. Stull. A grievance committee of G. M. Wallace, George F. Thomas, and M. J. Tiewe was also chosen.

Moses Taylor Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad J. J. Murray P. J. O'Brien W. I. Stull M. J. Tigue M. J. Lyons L. P. Lattimer E. F. Scanlon

Delaware LackaWanna and Western Board Report

Scranton details for December 4 listing 10 percent SOUTH entries including John McCue, H-M crowd, Finerty and Secor forces, J Brock, Burkhart and Townsend units, Bush, Wallace, Raniolo, and Gerrity with various extras and codes.

Delaware, Lackwanna and Western Board Scranton Dev John McCue H—M Ciimody H. T. Fellows Finerty F. E. Secor J. Brock

Proposer's Gratitude Sparks Mixed Response

A Chicago Post excerpt shows a woman thanking a suitor after a proposal. She remains noncommittal, noting she has received more proposals than any other girl in their circle, while the scene hints at social expectations and pride.

Tie Chicago Post

Crusade Against Gambling Arrests Pool Hall Owner

John Atkinson proprietor of a pool room at 406 Spruce Street was arrested by Chief Robling amid gambling circles. He appeared before Alderman Howe and posted bail of $000. Earlier, a second arrest on Penn Avenue led to a $35 fine for gambler McGaffin.

John Atkinson Spruce Street Chief Robling Atkinson Alderman Howe McGaffin Penn Avenue

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