Resolutions of regret over death of E C Dimmick
Lackawanna bar members gathered in Scranton to eulogize Edward C Dimmick at a memorial meeting. After letters from Charles du Pont Breck and James E Carmall, Judge Archbald and others delivered short addresses praising his character and legal skill. Funeral set for 10 o clock with private interment at Forest Hill cemetery. Bar association will meet at 9:30 in the law library.
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Court House
Lackawanna
Edward C. Dimmick
Archbald
Justice Hand
Bar Association
James E. Carmall
Charles du Pont Breck
Scranton
Dee
Alfred Hand
Lackawana County
EC. Olmmick
Charles du’ Pont Breck
Cornelius Camegys
Major Everett Warren
George Sanderson
C. L. Hawley
Lackawanna County
Kinward
Dimmick
Green Ridge
Asa
Foward C. Dimmick
R. W. Archbald
P. @. Smith
Everett Warren
Jones
Torrey
C. Comegys
Forest Hill Cemetery
The
Law Library
Decree Creates Fourth Ward In Olyphant
Judge Archbald ordered the First ward of Olyphant split into two, creating a new Fourth ward. The borough will have four wards with three council members and three school directors elected at the next municipal election. Election offices will be at Kell and Railroad streets with appointed officials named.
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Firet Ward
Eighteenth Street
Grand Boulevard
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Lackawanna River
Tt '9
Kell
Railroad
Edward Linsley
P. H. McCann
John Pickering
F. W. Fleitz
J. D. Evans
A. B. Dunning
Methodist Ministers Hold Semi Monthly Meeting at Elm Park
The semi monthly meeting of Methodist ministers convened yesterday morning in Rev. Dr. W. H. Pearce’s Elm Park church study. About fifteen attendees included Revs. Pearce, Bekman, Floyd, Hiorns, Davy, Edgar and L. W. (names truncated).
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Elm Park Church
W. H. Pearce
Dr. Pearce
J. G
Bekman
Dr. Floyd
Richard Hiorns
John Davy
William Edgar
L. W
Clergy Discuss The Temptation of Christ Paper
Dr J E Peck and others read a paper on The Temptation of Christ by Rev F Gendall of Jermyn. Revs Pearce Floyd Dorsey and Dorsey discussed it while Dr Robinsons charge against police prompted informal talk and a consensus to avoid firm judgments.
The Queen of Liars at Frothingham Tonight
Minnie Maddern Fiske returns from a five year retirement in The Queen of Liars a strong drama praised for its human story and her vivid character study Critics hail her as a uniquely American genius in this season’s most engaging play Salvini stars in The Three Guardsmen at the Academy of Music with lively acting and scenics faithful to the New York production Humanity by Sutton Vane wins broad support for its wit and vivid characters At the Academy Thursday and Friday evenings.
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Minnie Maddern Fiske
Frothingham
Mrs. Flake
Daudet
Mra. Fiske
Salvini
Academy of Music
Alexander Salvini
T'Artagnen
Wilkinson
New York
Star Theater
Humanity
W. A. Brady
Sutton Vane
America
Boston
The
Academy
City to Appeal Turnpike Case to Supreme Court
Mayor Connell signed a resolution to withhold a $2,200 payment and empower City Attorney 8. B. Price to appeal the turnpike award to the Supreme Court. Price believes the court will strike the award and rule the city not bound by the 188% compact with the turnpike company. The mayor also actioned plans for female prisoners cell blocks and other city contracts and improvements.
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Supreme Court
Connell
B. Price
Price
West Market Street
Central Police Station
Jacob Peiffer
Damahges
Oxford Street
Consumers’ Ice Company
Jackson Street
Main
Keyser Avenue
Presbyterian Cleric Sees Stir Over Dr. Robinson Police Matter
A morning cleric gathering at Rev. Dr. S. C. Logan’s study on Quincy Avenue discussed Dr. Robinson’s police matter. Rev. George E. Guild presided and denounced Tribune coverage as biased. No formal action was planned. Robinson issue dominated the meeting with no other business conducted.
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8. C. Logan
Quincy Avenue
George E. Guild
Dr. Robinson
President Guild
the Tribune
Robinson
Flannerys sue McDonnell and Gilpatrick over Carbondale land
Michael Flannery and James Flannery with guardians sue P F McDonnell and T J Gilpatrick in ejectment. Plaintiffs claim ownership of two Brooklyn Street lots in Carbondale now held by defendants.
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Flannerys
McDonnell and
Gilpatrick
Michael Flannery
Thomas Flannery
Guardian
Maurice Flannery
James Flannery
P. F. McDonnell
T. J. Gilpatrick
City of
Carbondale
Brooklyn Street
Horaford Acid Phosphate Endorsed For Wakefulness
Dr J C How of Haverhill Massachusetts reports great benefit from steady use of Horaford acid phosphate in chronic wakefulness. Conan Doyle will begin in Friday's Tribune. Today 100 dozen linen embroidered handkerchiefs offered at 13 cents each. The greatest handkerchief bargain.
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Horaford
J. C. How
Haverhill, Masa
Conan Doyle
Tribune
Bent
Sensation Brewing in the Jennings Perjury Case
The article outlines a pending sensational turn in the Jennings perjury matter connected to a last May trespass suit against the Lehigh Valley Railroad. It notes missing affidavits, the prothonotary’s files, and attorney Cornelius Smith’s bid to access papers, with James Baird pleading guilty to forgery and multiple other court actions forthcoming.
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Commonwealth
James Baird
Cornelius Smith
John G. Jennings
Minooka
Mr. Smith
Jennings
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Myron Kasson
Archbald
Prothonotary
Smith
Prothonotary's Office
Jones
Luigi Scalzo
Nero
Gabriel Pugliano
George Kallata
Scalzo
Swingle Divorce Case Testimony Filed in Scranton
Testimony by Mrs Swingle in the divorce suit of Rushiee M Swingle against Henry D Swingle was filed with Prothonotary Pryor. She states she lives at 07 Twenty fourth Street and married Henry D Swingle on July 14 1890 at Binghamton. He deserted her on April 27 1893 and has not contributed to maintenance. Her desertion claim is supported by Ellsworth Thorpe and Angeline Swingles.
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Mayor Hendricks
Carbondale
E. J. Jordan
Tunkmines
Yeateray
May Armstrong
Phillipsburg
Morrissey
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Connolly
New Jersey
Anna Connolly
Green Ridge
E. P. Munger
D. V. Gardner
J. W. Mott
Montrose
Atherton
Tor
Delaware and Hudson Company
New York
Wellington Gates
Wilkes-Barre
F. Q. Hartman
Mra. Swingle
Pryor
Rushiee M. Swingle
Henry D. Swingle
B. FL Trukham
Twentyfourth Street
Binghamton
F. W. Downs
Ellsworth Thorpe
Angeline Swingls
Mary Anderson Secures Bail for Peace Threats Case
Mary Anderson appeared before Alderman Wright to have Blanche held on bail to maintain peace and answer in court for making threats to injure her. The Tribune notes its printing capacity and proof facilities, claiming rapid pages and endless proof storage.
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Mary Anderson
Alderman Wright
Blanche
Conner Acknowledges Uniondale Burial and Funeral Notice
At Uniondale on December 9 1895 minor Conner seven years old is interred at Forest Hill cemetery with funeral notice later. The notice mentions rheumatism caused by lactic acid in blood and promotes Hood s Sarsaparilla as a cure with Hood s Pills claimed to cure nausea headache indigestion and biliousness sold by all druggists. Also notes Pillsbury s flour mill capacity of 17 000 barrels daily.
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Conner
Uniondale
Forest Hill Cemetery
Hood
Fairly Healthy Week in December Reports Low Death Rate
Secretary Briggs of the board of health notes the first December week was not fairly healthy. Thirty-one deaths occurred including six from contagious diseases and ten new cases three typhoid fever three scarlet fever and four diphtheria. A Doyle story starts Friday in the Tribune.
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Briggs
Board of Health
Colored women quarrel leads to fines and bail
Sunday a dispute among women of the colored colony at Raymond court led to a court airing. Ida Logan and Mary J. Anderson were fined 3.50 dollars and ordered to furnish 500 dollars bail each after Blanche Sherwood swore they called her vile names and issued threats in Alderman Millar's court.
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Raymond Court
Sute
Ida Logan
Mary J. Anderson
Alderman Millar
Blanche Sherwood
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Santa Claus
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill Co
Y. M. C. Hall
E. C. Dimmick
Mr Dimmick
Asa Man
Iris Ability
Olyphant
Methodist
Jeanings
Charles Odell
Frank White
William F. Hallstead
John T. Martin
Gunster
Thomas Price
Reuben Mortin
Thomas Harris
West Side
Morris
Tribune Publishing Company
Lewis H. Behle
Behle
Charles F. Barnhart
Charles F. Wilson
Nelle Vanloovan
Capluses
Mary McGoff
Agnes Hunter
Thomas Davis
James Roberts
John Roberts
James Collins
Henry Ride
John McDowell
Henry Williams
Jackson Merryweather
Fred W. Fleits
John M. Harris
John F. Scrage
New Street
Thomas Kane
James McAndrew
John R. Jones
John P. Kelly
James J. O'Neill
Kane
James 8. Cobb
Carbondal
Cobb
McAndrew
John Higgins
Edwardes
Joseph Thomas
Angelina Cockerill
Bibley
Harris
M. E. McDonald Majers
Frank Penman
James I
Watkins
Adam Stegner
Rendham
Thomas
Parkhurst
Messrs
Goldsmith Mros
Bagnar
Beat Dry Goods
F. W. Softley
Softley
Ened
Inotype
Pillsbury's Flour Mille
Doyle
China
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
P. AP Cann
Iwin
Tun As
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Knox Hats
P. Bpcrea & CO
Change
Wyoming
Avg. Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St Paul
United States
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Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
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Toor
Alwave
W. Skinner, G. E. A
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New
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steirway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Rexford’s
Haskell
Nea
Mark Twain
Ee Se Clothiers, Bidlara & Bates
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avé
G. Elmen« Dorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Nicael
Moe
Rand
Martin & Delany
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