Jurors and Trials Highlight Scranton Court Session
In Scranton sessions jurors clapped at defense sparring while Morris Posner faced a second trial for a butter tub theft. Verdicts varied as Andrew Zalewski and sons were found guilty of assault while Sharack was cleared on liquor charges. Multiple cases including Burke and Nolan proceeded with mixed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Thomas Burke
Dunmore
John Woelkers
South Scranton
Mie Commonwealth
Morris Posner
John
T. Porter
Lower Lackawanna Avenue
O'Brien & Martin
Commonwealth
O'Brien
W. Gunsford Thomis
Woelkers
Mr. O'Brien
Thomas
Ferris
Michael Sharack
Mayfield
Archband
Michael Moran
Carbondale
Frank Moulter
Keene and
Kupthinsky
Municipal League
Sharaeck
Miitth Sharack
Epring
Sharack
Mattie Sharick
Andrew Zalewski
Lincoln Street
Priceburg
Frank
L. Pribershefski
Pribershefski
Zalewski
FE. Simonson
Roaring Brook
W. A. Phillips
Patrick Maxwell
Laura Norton
C. FE. Grove
Hannah Hunt
Thomas Nolan
Nolan
Clark
List
Cleveland's Baking Powder Prompts Expert Bakers
The article extols Cleveland's Baking Powder as essential for expert bakers and a key aid in producing fine cake and bread foods. It emphasizes that seasoned bakers rely on it for best results while beginners learn to use it quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hess
Donauty
Want Turnpike Road Condemned
A court panel including George B. Chavid son and a board of viewers hears testimony on condemning the turnpike from Keynon corners in Blakely to Crown Hollow in Scott township. Archbald borough opposes making it a free road due to maintenance costs, while Svett township and Blakely residents seek condemnation. Attorneys Bourke, Currey, and Gardner represent local boroughs and petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Chavidson
P. J. White
J. B. Gillespie
Myron Knight
EE. A. Jenkins
Ot. Jayne
Court House
Keynon Corners
Blakely
Crown Hollow
Scott Township
Archbald
Scott
IK. J. Bourke
J. F. Currey
Hilakely
CC. B. Gardner
Svett Township
Scranton Woman Seeks Divorce From Edward Wellner
Mrs Carrie Wellner formerly Miss Carrie Wagner of South Scranton applies for divorce from Edward J Wellner of Petersburg. She is represented by John I Scrags. She says he agreed to marry after arrest on July 9 1800 but lacked funds to support, treated her badly, and has never provided for her. Their child is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Wellner
Carrie Wagner
South Scranton
Edward J. Wellner
Petersburg
John I. Scrags
Wellner
Miss Warner
Court House News Notes Admirlage Veet Granted Auetenten
Court House notices reveal Admirlage Veet granted auetenten to Jacob Suiie and Anna Hith. Various court mentions include Valward Gervita of Winton to be elated with striking Mielwed Wyeven em de fare velitant WNO. Names listed include Hilger Welly, Mark, Dedee Loan Wisbeer, and a juror panel of twenty for a special venir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Suiie
Anna Hith
Eits
Valward Gervita
Af Winton
Hilger Welly
Mark
Dedee
Wisbeer
Pelewton
Charlie Graham
Colin Cokin
Moco Mates
Perdinanda
Avigomi
Daseph Scimmins
Pluies Lawal
Phip Vor
Goonge Velit
Minkehie Amawoviteh
Joseph Sclwlever
Melon
J Migeun
Tok Weine
Dotin
Melvin Stan Thy
Wudbliiny Callahan
Jobo May
Dacole Sinlit 2
Mian
WM. Travis
Jubii Medouvt
Japanese Mission Talk On Missionary Work in Japan
Grace Reformed Episcopal church hosted a presentation by Miss Pratt from Yolto hung who recently returned from mission work in Japan. She described Bible women in Osaka converting Japanese women who commit years to Christ and aid evangelism, noting rapid progress and promising future conversions for the kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Grace Reformed Episcopal Church
Mire
AL Pratt
Hind
Miss Pratt
Yoltohung
Jaywin
Police Roundup Leads to Jail Time and Arrests
Albert Hunter of Watkins'son was jailed twenty days for drunkenness. Charles H. H. Spang, arrested on a larceny warrant, was sent to county jail to await trial. Mamie Hadsty of Franklin avenue, arrested for larceny of a skirt, is held at police headquarters awaiting transfer from her father in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stefano
Thomas Durkin
J. W. Kirby
Clark A. Ridgway
John White
Michael Ruffell
Lewis & Reilly
Ferris
McKenna
Joseph Dalley
Thomas Burke
Dunmore
Carpenter
Lena Hartman
Little England
Esc
Chamel
Burke
Albert Hunter
Watkins’son
Gergeant
Dieter
Blaney
Deta
Athe
Charles HH. Spang
Molling
Alderman Howe
Mamie Hadsty
Franklin Avenue
Lona Day
Wakting
Hese
Pesisses du Philadelpha
Industrial and Labor Inspector Tours Mines for Compliance
Inspector Prytherch tours mines in his district to verify law observance. A new hoist plant is rising at Finch Manufacturing. Legislative measures approved May 20, 2001 aim to protect injured workers and establish medical facilities. emergency hospitals and hospital corps are to be organized at each mine and doctors trained to aid the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prytherch
Hoiler
Stone
Bert
Tnepeetur Prothereh
Atetin
Sibley
Moses i
Cother
Ain
Finch Manufacturing upgrades with new boiler plant at shops
Contractor Peter Stipp installs a new boiler plant at Finch Manufacturing. Three Finch boilers go into service as the old boiler site expands into a 60 foot addition alongside the Lackawannie tracks. Lord & Butterman win the superstructure contract. new skilled workers and nights shifts boost production to meet rising orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch Manufacturing Company
Peter Stipp
Onda
Finch Make
Ate
Forndry
Lackawannie Railroads
West Linden Street
Lord & Butterman
Vida
Tribune le
Finch Company
Ape
Thely
Railroads Face Opposition Over Free Transport Pact
Agreement among east of Cypress railroads to end free transportation for employees meets strong resistance. Some lines refuse to back the deal citing opposition from top officials. Several managers deny endorsement while unions and workers threaten to divert business and routes in protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypigo
Mlil
Danny
Chaat Ube
J. Mo Culp
Amd
Norton
Poledo
St. Louis and Western Railroad
Clower
Leveron
Croustiout
Unpopular Responsible Parties Await Outcome
Unclear who is responsible as the outcome remains awaited with interest. The report notes growing disfavor and mounting attention as officials or authorities face scrutiny and the public watches closely for results.
Da Le Wy board makes today’s make-up
A scrambled make-up bulletin lists participants and schedules for today’s Da Le and Wy board. It names many individuals and locations including Wild Cats and Wilson Gilligan. The note mentions conductors, timing hints, and a possible rule update indicated by a notice.
Lackawanna railroad changes noted at city facilities
Paul Smith, superintendent of dining car service on the Lackawanna line, was in the city yesterday. Work has begun at the Lackawanna passenger station to install a new telegraph station news and information bureau. The car accountants department will move from over the First National Bank to the new quarters at the station. Coal will be hauled via the Durmiere Pittston section over Lehigh Valley Road instead of the Jefferson division, reducing the hitter division workforce. A general outline of the new plant along the Lackawanna river has been prepared, including machinery shops and offices on a large ground area. Brakemen on the Wyoming division have been granted a short term hours raise, with rates increasing from 140 to 200 cents and others to 1 1/8 per day. Officials from Reading and Lehigh Valley discuss settlement linked to broader anthracite production schemes tied to J Pierpont Morgan, with the plan dependent on connections to the route and district leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Lackawanta
Lackawanite Car Accountants’ Department
First National Bank
Henley
Evie Ralilroad
Durmiere-Pittston
Lehigh Valley
Jefferson
Phat Whiel McChone
Gbroules
Lackawanna River
Seeminton Nut and Bell Works
Telex
Wilkes
Reading fHhdlond Company
Letihgh Vibes Ghiativercdeons
George F. Brer
Heading’s
J. Pierpont Morgan
Improved Southern Railway Service to Summerville and Charleston
A historic notice announces enhanced rail service to Summerville and Charleston via Southern Railway. It details new connections between New York Philadelphia and Charleston, including special excursion tickets and domestic passenger routes overseen by officials of the Southern Railway in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerville
Charleston, D. C
Southern Railway
Peegerher
Penneymenhi Wadlyoued Yard
Beutler Ryalway
New York
Whithilelphila
Churceston
Prineville
Philhadelphia
Charleston
Dibdinge
Ginte
Chirleston
Trains to New York and Varying Stops Mentioned
Disjointed OCR notes reference trains to New York with scattered times, places, and fares. Mentions Montrose, Binghamton, Bloomsburg, Syracuse, and connections to other towns with unclear details and numbers.
Transit Schedule Fragments for Carbondale and Albany Rail Service
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed train and timetable notes across cities including Carbondale Albany and Des Moines. Entries mention trains to an array of stops, with times like 2 p.m. and 8 a.m. and references to freight and passenger services. The text is garbled but indicates a transit schedule with multiple routes and stations.
Baby Coats and Infants Wear Feature Fine Wool and Silk
A display highlights baby coats and infant wear in white Thetford cord and all wool cashmere knits. Silks, cords, embroideries, hemstitched trims appear in short and long styles with varied prices. Infant sacques shown in all wool cashmere options across colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redford
Toore
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Attorney O'Brien
Want Turnpike Road
Bride
Court House News Notes
Industrial and Labor
Lackawanna Board
People’s Credit Clothing CO
Lackawanna Avenue
D., L. & W. Board For Today
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Rewe
Devine
McCarthws
Por
van Worn
Fitgpaitricks
Ar Birkivert
Mo Ranghaey
Sipamus
Blaem
Vermnigan
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Weat
Thomporti
Otel
Ae Caroline
Vie Went
M. Gralden
Tishiers
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Co Bartholomew
Tie
Murs
Pe Wey Lanpling
Wasenger Engines
Galines
Noung
BS Xeenny G Lp
Stanton
Wild Cats
M. Wy
Jones Oy
Cisttens Lp
Kingsley
Caramesh
Onesok
Dew
Mubokon
Tirekenan Kilward
Tornoe
John Gahan
Tiattee
Willhon Gilligan
Iir Doherty
Teips
Mullen
Christian
Notien Tesatidings
HE Smith
Smith Premier
The
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Eighth St
Philadelphia
Scranton
Arcade Building
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Novick
Hutto Bis
Montrose
Titania
Binghamton
Bloomsburg
Scranton, Pal
Laplin & Rand
Delaware and Hudson
Albany
Sally Fess
Sansuay
Chylhonilales
HURE
Wit
Las
Aortieoied
Honisdalr
PRYOI
Dom AL. Sciattem
DR. Barrett
Wyoming Avenue
Over Globe Warehouse
Poreelin
Eohl
Pullser
Vie
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tia
Philwlelpinas Wow
Whiteiliies
Wroviatitter
Wien
Tolgens
Ceuiien Shahan Atroadt
Pattie
Wee Horie
Eran
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-Barre
New Jersey Central
Tsi
Wilkertberie
Atlantic City Hotels
Grand Atlantis Hotel
Anne
Virginia A and Heach
Avital
A. d
Lot
Weite Fur
Ontario and Western
Betta
Tuevdiay
Agit
Narain
Cadel
Martie
Eoontay
Hwe Fay
Andre ‘Traine
Pennsylvania Railana
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrishire
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Bylesmore
Pittsboro
Fuirman
Hazleton
Fire Railroad, Wyoming Division
Krotany
New
Rae Paw
Mlumn
Ph Jay
Nw Dew
Ganacundiile
Cmss Gel Bono Peres
Babby
Childrens’ Caps
Imby's Kid
Lackawanna Ave
State Normal School
Bloomsbury, Pa
J.P. Welsh, A.M
Pria
Correspondence Schools
Foster
Kimer Hh
Lawall
Lrena
R. J. Foster
Stanky LL Allen
Eer
Pilsner
California Fig Syrup CO
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