Move Against The Licenses in Sunday Liquor Sell Cases
Jurors failed to convict several men charged with selling liquor on Sunday. Petitions ask courts to revoke licenses for Dante Colan, Durkin, Michael Gilboy, Thomas Jotina, Samuel Mor rie, and O Connor & Walsh, returnable December 17. Colan and Johns were tried this week. both acquitted or partially fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Jermyn
Robert Wilson
Alunterpol League
Dante Colan
South Main Avenue
Durkin
Lackshwinna Avenue
Michael Gilboy
West Market Street
Thomas Jotina
North Main Avenue
Samuel Morrie
West Lackawanna Avenue
O'Connor
Colan
Johns
Verdicts from local court deliver mixed outcomes
In a Thursday session before Judge Wheat and Judge Nelly, several defendants faced trial. Michael Kearney was found not guilty of assault and battery against John W. Barrett, while Daniel Colin and George Rush were also acquitted. A P McDonough and Peter Lipo-Witz faced partial or unclear results, with costs allocated in some cases and perjury charges noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kearney
John W. Barrett
Wheaton
Daniel Colin
South Main Avenue
Robert Wilson
A. P. McDonough
Chase
Nelly
Mary Chapman
Peter Lipo- Witz
William Craig
George Rush
Kutal Wrykofsky
Gotfried Gollw
Local Assault Plea Accepted in Age Case
A man admitted to aggravated assault and battery of Henry Schwenker and agreed to plead guilty to assault and battery, with a $20 fine. A not guilty verdict was returned for Edward Christie, John Cobrick, and Andrew Mohlner in a Peckville Delaware and Hudson station burglary case due to their ages. The court did not prosecute the boys. The case of John McDermott charged with statutory burglary by Jane Reap remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schwenker
Edward Christie
John Cobrick
Andrew Mohlner
Delaware and Hudson Station
Peckville
John McDermott
Jane Reap
Fisher and Johnson Convicted in Bawdy House and Opium Case
William Fisher and Carrie Johnson, both colored, were tried before Judge Wheaton for larceny by ballee keeping a bawdy house and keeping an opium joint. The jury found them guilty on the bawdy house and opium charges after testimony by Thomas Williams, who stated he owned the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fisher
Carrie Johnson
Wheaton
Ballee
Thomas Williams
Fisher
Gallis Accused in Barroom Assault at Priceburg Trial
Roger Gallis stood trial before Judge Jodie Wheaton for aggravated assault and battery on John Sadzewicz at the John Grand hotel in Priceburg on September 6. Sadzewicz testified he followed Gallis from the bar to the kitchen and knocked him down with a stone blow. a dog then bit Gallis on the calf as he struggled. Gallis denied the charge claiming he was bitten by the same dog earlier and fled. The trial paused with the jury deliberating on Gallis case as Kate Vidor ski faced a separate charge for striking a boy in the eye with a shoe, with defense arguing the injury came from a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Gallis
Jodie Wheaton
John Sadzewicz
John Grand
Priceburg
Gallis
Sadzewicz
Kate Vidorski
Kelly
Waleryza Sowalinska
Cases Continued in Quarter Sessions Court
The quarter sessions court yesterday continued numerous cases including James Carlucci larceny and receiving Anthony Mullarkey prosecutor Oscar Veith seduction Margaret Sickler prosecutrix Garfield Williams assault and battery M Michaelson prosecutor ames McHale extortion David Masha prosecutor John Dutske aggravated assault and battery John Kapak Prosecutor Jacob Smith receiving H G Davis prosecutor Charles Pliger embezzlement A C G Gordon prosecutor Patrick Logan larceny and receiving H G Davis prosecutor Michael Zamblesky larceny by bailee Annie Pasco prosecutor John May pointing pistol Ann Williams prosecutrix George Purdy carrying concealed weapons William M Williams prosecutor A T E Bodish larceny by bailee William J Scott prosecutor. Bails were forfeited in these causes John Lakas larceny and receiving Joseph Urbanvile prosecutor William Hewey larceny and receiving Lona P B Day prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carlucci
Anthony Mullarkey
Oscar Veith
Margaret Sickler
Garfield Williams
M. Michaelson
Ames McHale
David Masha
John Dutske
John Kapak
Jacob Smith
H. G. Davis
Charles Pliger
A. C G. Gordon
Patrick Logan
Michael Zamblesky
Annie Pasco
John May
Ann Williams
George Purdy
William M. Williams
A. T E. Bodish
William J. Scott
John Lakas
Joseph Urbanvile
William Hewey
Lona PB. Day
Jermyn Named Guardian for Miss Francis Jermyn
E G Jermyn was yesterday appointed guardian of Miss Francis Jermyn his niece and granddaughter of the late John Jermyn appointed at her request. The guardian was directed by Judee Woeburg to give bond in the sum of 150000 Miss Jermyn is years of age.
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E.G. Jermyn
Francis Jermyn
John Jermyn
Judee Woeburg
Bond
Miss Jermyn
Divorce Petitions and Civil Suits Filed in Court
Mrs Hannah Williams seeks a divorce from David L Williams after a marriage on April 1 14 with alleged desertion on April 9 10. Elizabeth Wilson sues Scranton Railway Co for injuries while riding a car. Lake Lodore Improvement Co sues Poyntelle Ice Co for 771 83 in fees. Testimony in the Lowry divorce case recalls a July 25 1897 marriage and a dispute on April 11 180 at the couple’s home with entry denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Williams
R. H. Holwate
David L. Willams
Williams
Elizabeth Wilson
Scranton Railway Company
Anna M. Lowry
Charles Lowry
Newcomb
Pittston
North Scranton
Holiday Photographs Run Low as Christmas Nears
The passage of each day lowers the odds of obtaining all finished pictures by Christmas. Sehriever warns that time is running out and urges action before it is too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehriever
Were Never Married In Orphains Court
In Orphains Court Judge Vosburg heard many witnesses for contesters to A J Merrill deceased will. They aim to prove Merrill was not of sound mind when making the will. Daniel Merrill testified Merrill never married Anna Carpenter Merrill though she lived with him and used his name.
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Orphains
A. A. Vosburg
A. J. Merrill
Mr. Merrill
Daniel Merrill
Ying
Montrose
Anna Merrill
Ais
Anna Carpenter
Merrill
Logan
Vosburg
John Mason
Jermyn
Resident Surgeon Named at Hahnemann Hospital
Dr. E B Seatchard was named resident surgeon by the directors of Hahnemann Hospital. He recently began duties after a year and a half as house surgeon at St Luke's Hospital. The hospital notes rising work, more emergencies, and a commitment to 24 hour on duty coverage for city and outside calls.
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Flahnemann Hospital
E. B. Seatchard
Seatchard
Philadelphia
St. Luke's Hospital
Hahnemann Hospital
Horses for Sale Enter Lackawanna County Stables
Horses enough for everyone arrived in Lackawanna County. Waldron’s stables on Washington avenue display a varied lot including draft and driving teams. Prospective buyers may view and test the stock, which are to be kept private or exchanged as negotiated.
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Lackawanna County
Willdron
Washington Avenue
Waldron
Public sale of A. M. Traugete stock at 413 Lickawanna Ave
The entire contents of A. M. Traugete millinery at 413 Lickawanna Avenue will be sold by public sale for cash on Monday morning, December 1902, at 1 o'clock. J. M. Gunster, Trustee.
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A. M. Traugete
Gerson's Millinery
Lickawanna Avenue
J. M. Gunster
Mascagni Grand Opera Company at Armory Levitton Pa
The Mascagni Grand Opera Company performs at the Armory in Levitton on Monday December 8 at 10 percent. Arrangements with the Delaware and Hug son railroad offer special rates between Wilkes-Harre Agoon Carbondale Peckville. Consult local agents about train service and rates. Plan to visit Penn avenue Baptist church parlors on December 11 for Christmas gifts with orchestra and refreshments in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Levitton
Delaware and Hugson Railroad Company
Wilkes-Harre
Agoon
Carbondale
Peckville
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
City and School Taxes 1902 Tax Duplicates
City treasures Barker notes that the 1902 city and school tax duplicates are now in his hands for collection and directs action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Plans for Almshouse to House 400, Cost May Reach 170000
At a poor board meeting the Hillside Home site was chosen for a new three-building almshouse to house 400 inmates and extend 450 feet in length. Construction may cost around 170000 with bonds planned. work could start next year and finish by summer 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Board
Hillside
Aa Knoll
BE. H. Davis
Chary Fiout
Davis
Relief Granted to Deserted Wife and Children in South Branton
Mrs Gleason of South Branton and her six children under 14 were granted aid after her husband deserted them. Director Drekert approved the assistance. Mie F Thompson, another deserted wife, was admitted to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
South Branton
Drekert
Mie F. Thompson
Scranton Republican Primary for City Recorder Nomination
To the Republican Voters of Scranton a Republican primary for city recorder opens on Thursday January 15 1908 at polling places 4 to 8 pm Candidates must register with C J Chittenden 619 Lackawanna Ave by December 20 1902 and pay the levy by December 27 1902 to be listed on the ticket The city committee urges simultaneous nominations for ward and election officers led by C J Chittenden chairman Republican City Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Ely Recorder of Wit Vigiies
Chittenden
Lackawanna Avenue
Innianvo Committee
C. J. Chittenden
Repubblican City Committee
Bachelor Apartments in the Y M C A Building
Applications are being received at the Young Men's Christian Association office for rooms in the building. Prices range from $5 to $18 per month depending on location. Rooms will be assigned in order of application. Address Secretary Young Men's Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Dr Lindabury Surgeon Specializes Diseases of Women
Dr Lindabury, surgeon in the 215 Connell building, specializes in diseases of women. Office hours are 11 am to 4 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm. Located at Headquarters Coursen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindabury
Connell Building
Composition Done Quickly at The Tribune Office
A brief note from The Tribune reports a rapid composition process at the office. Staff completed work efficiently, maintaining standard newsroom procedures and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
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