City Notes And Meetings From St Margaret Parish Tonight
City notes report St Margaret parish members to meet this evening at 8 o clock in the parish house. The Danish choral society meets at Morris Goldsmith residence 425 Wyoming avenue. A church supper and sale of goods runs at Universalist church on Mine street from 6 to closing. Miner Jacob Peter of Storrs colony badly burned in an explosion and hospitalized at Moses Taylor. Men’s union meeting planned for 7 45 at Adams Avenue chapel New York street. Veterans muster Thursday evening December after which a smoker is held. Sacred concert for St Joseph’s Founding tome at Lyceum next Sunday night with tickets selling fast. Alleges threats case heard against Jane and Thomas Lyon and Mary O Malley. Pay days for Delaware Lackawanna and Western lines to be announced. last of Gulleries to be paid today at Kingston shaft.
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Quackenbush
O'Malley
George S. Horn
Dwyer
Forest City
Joseph Katcavage
Simpson
Henry Pierce
Carbondale
L. P. Wedeman
Kutcavace
Kelly
Kate Malloy
St Joseph Society meeting and diverse musical events
The text notes a St Joseph Society meeting tomorrow after sunset at St Thomas College chapel. It lists a charity concert, funeral details for Charles Rockwell, poverty musical at a Methodist church hall, chamber concert plans with the Hemberger Quartet, Grand Army post officer elections, and a Historical Society talk on Ronhewer with Miss Marion Brunowe, plus Finley’s store hours before Christmas.
Reynolds Arrested on Unique Charge in Racial Refusal Case
Reynolds proprietor of the Commercial Quick Launch on Spruce street was arraigned before Alderman Millar on a charge of drawing the color line by refusing service to Charles ONeill of Pennave hue last Tuesday evening. He was held on $200 bail. ONeill, a waiter, testified Reynolds refused him despite vacant tables. Reynolds says he asked ONeill to wait and the man left. Attorneys Frank Boyle for the plaintiffs and Meredith Jones for the defendant attended the hearing.
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Op. Reynolds
Spruce Street
Millar
Charles O'Neil
Pennavehue
Binh
Reynolds
Miller
Oneill
Peter Green
Che
Commercelal
O'Neil
Frank Boyle
Plaineies
Hearine
Meredith Jones
Drunken brawl leaves Mohawk man severely injured
Michiel McTaine, claimed deserter from the United States army, from Mohawk avenue, suffered brutal head and body blows in a Third Street speakeasy fight Sunday night. He was rendered unconscious and shows signs of brain concussion and possible internal injuries. Police expect arrests for the assailants once identified.
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Michiel McTaine
United States Army
McLane
Hin
Trols
J. A. Sullivan
Exon erating Alcatras Paving Faces Council Fight
The Scranton council introduced an ordinance to exonerate the Alcatras Paving Co from a 25 penalty deducted for delaying Hyde Park avenue paving. Several councilmen oppose waiving penalties, arguing the city should enforce payment, marking a contentious vote on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Willams
Alcatras Paving Company
Hyde Park Avenue
Scranton
Vaughan
City tax payment deadline with no penalty noted
City and school taxes due by Saturday December 15 1900 with no penalty indicated. City Treasurer J Robinson urges prompt payment to avoid late charges.
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J. Robinson
Obituary notice for Eldrich Martin in Dunmore
Eldrich Martin aged 8 years died after a short illness. Funeral notice later.
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Martin
Dunmore
Der
Vam
Eldrich Martin
Pasumonia
Bribery Cases Disposed by Court After Agreement
Eleven former councilmen charged with bribery had their cases disposed of by nolle prosequi under an agreement with the Municipal League. Attorneys pressed for not guilty verdicts, but the court allowed the measures to end proceedings. A separate case against EB J Malorey was continued to the next term due to scheduling.
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Municipal League
Maloney
J. H. Yorrey
James J. Grier
Edward AW. Sturges
Edward T. Sturges
Morris V. Morrin
William A. May
William V. Griffith
Sturges
Sweet
Thomas J. Coyne
Edward JB. Sturges
Lelect
Cannon
David TH. Roose
Edward J. Sturges
Common
Thomas F. Morris
J. A. Lansing
Simon Thomas
H. M. Bates
Votomediaen
Torrey
Jones
Kelly
Noile
O'Brien
George 8. Horn
M. A. McGinley
Commonwealth
EB. J. Malorey
Thomas Leyshons
Lexow
O' Brien
Everett Warren
Wayne County
Carl W. McKinney
McKlaney
Keystone Coal case referred for involuntary bankruptcy ruling
The Keystone Coal company of Avoca faces an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed May 6 1900. Referee Van Wormer will hear testimony in Wilkes-Barre with Judge Buffington presiding. Creditors claim the company should be declared bankrupt while the firm argues coal operations are exempt. Over $100 000 in property is involved and a Supreme Court appeal is anticipated.
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Pennsylvania
van Wormer
Buffington
United States Court
Keystone Coal Company
Avoca
Nevystone
McPherson
Uniter States Court
Willard
Wilkes-Marre
Ss. J. Strauss
Wilkes-Barre
Treserre van Wormer
United States Supreme Court
Two Thieves Nabbed in Syracuse Larceny Case
Syracuse police capture Benjamin Bellison and Philip Golinsky after a tip from Chief Wright. Detectives Moly and Mack spot men matching the description driving wagons loaded with junk iron on Penn Avenue and arrest them. Authorities inform Syracuse officials and investigate if horses and whiskey are involved.
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Wright
Syracuse
Benjamin Bellison
Philip Golinsky
Salt City
Lurgeeny
Golinsky
Moly
Olver Mack
Penn Avenue
Othe Syracuse
Krause's Cold Cure Capsule Sale Ad
Prepared in convenient capsules Krause's Cold Cure claims to quickly ease obstinate colds. Price 2.50 sold by Matthews Bros. The busy Lewis & Reilly shoe stores will stay open this evening and every evening through the holidays.
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Krause
Matthews Bros
Lewis & Reilly
Steam Heating and Plumbing by Howley at 231 Wyoming Ave
P. BF. and M. T. Howley advertise steam heating and plumbing services located at 231 Wyoming Avenue offering installation maintenance and repairs.
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P. BF
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Second Week of the Term Opens in Carbondale Court
The second week of criminal court opened with Judge John P. Kelly presiding. The murder case against Samuel Billiott was sent to No. 2 for trial and postponed to next term. District Attorney Jones seeks to clear the list this term before leaving office.
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Belliott
Carbondale
Jones
Dougher
Ben
Archhbald
John P. Kelly
R. W. Archbald
David Cameron
Troy County
Harmon Yerkes
Bucks County
Samuel Billiott
Edward Herbert
Court House News Notes
A rule to reinstate an order for support for Joseph Uerbert of Carbondale was discharged by Judge Wally Northup. Viewers were named for a road in South Abington township. A petition seeks revocation of Michael Manley’s liquor license in Dunmore. A mandamus writ targets KH Willia Teese to sign a borough electricity contract. Proceedings were abandoned and to start anew due to service delays.
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Joseph Uerbert
Carbondale
Wally
I. W. Northup
Stevensom
Ala
Nichola
Abington Township
Robert Wilson
Municipal League
Michael Manley
Dunmore
Willia Teese
Bure Wees
Burgeborough
Receiver Appointed in Gallen & Co Bankruptcy Case
Referee in Bankruptcy Van Wormer received the court order naming A. V. Bower as receiver. The petition did not request permission to resume business. The receiver may sell stock to the highest bidder with six days notice. A meeting of seventy creditors is set for December 22 at 10:00 AM to elect a trustee.
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van Wormer
United States
A. V. Bower
of &. L. Gallen & Co
Mate
Bower
Auction notice for Hunt Connell Co property
A listing details two heavy delivery wagons and a light delivery wagon set, sleds, buggy pole, large hot water heater, a light platform scale, a cash register, two pipe cutting machines, four H. P. engines, gas fixtures and supplies worth 1600 dollars, and plumbers and steam fitters goods valued at 5000 dollars along with a two seated sleigh and a two seated open wagon by The Hunt & Connell Co.
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H. P
Hunt & Connell Co
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ST. Joseph's Society
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Charles Rockwell
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AL Theee
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A. N. Rippard
T. H. Rippard
Grand Army
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Cationic Historical Society
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Newman Magazine
Elil
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Alcatraz Company
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Frederick Briggs
M. J. Brown
Winton
F. J. Lundy
Catherine Lundy
ANON
Michael Kelly
Mary Holmes
Alfonso DE Bene
Branton Salle Mortellino
Court House News Notes
8. L. Gallen
Crina Ali
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming
Dr. Reyer
Spruce St
Opp
Court House
Will Schmpff
Schimpff
E. Schimpff
Lackawanna Avenue
Sperl Heater Co
Carbondale, Pa
Rush
Nick
J.D. Williams & Bro
Bitenbender & CO
Franklin Ave
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