Woman Pleads Guilty In South Side Riot Case
Annie Ames pleaded guilty to un yf un relating charges with Dr Brrapa of Forest City in a hotel arrest. The doctor was convicted and sentenced to two years and a half in the penitentiary. The court suspended Mrs Ames sentence and noted family hardship and health issues in deciding to suspend. Judge Edwards said married couples should be kept together when possible.
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Berton Gray
South Side
Moses
Annie Ames
Brrapa
Forest City
Armes
Phen
Joseph O'Brien
Judie Edwards
Weiter
Perjury Trial Involving Wongrenik Wengrenik and Pearce
A trial before Alderman Atkinson charged Annie Wongrenik Frank Wengrenik and Peter Bnateher with selling liquor on a Sunday and perjury. Witnesses testified the money paid was for beer and intoxicants and the defendants claimed they testified in good faith. The jury found them guilty and they were remanded to await sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wongrenik
Frank Wengrenik
Peter Bnateher
Josey Minch
Miedas Tada
Sunda
Wensrenik
Elaine
Chris
Wittel
Mirco
Thin
Migeda O
Wengrenik
Atkinson
Hin
Mieda
Delite
Aml
Tre Westedboon
Sinere
Aldermin
He Nerey
Assault Case Against Daintel Vietrick and Finegan Presented
Court sessions before Judge Edwards heard the assault charges stemming from an incident on Pittston Ave involving Patrick Fin Test and James Murray. Prosecution details allege Patrick and Daniel Sweeney acted to subdue and disarm Murray as Win was dragged along the street. Defendants deny guilt, stating Patrick only sought to take Murray home due to intoxication. Continuous testimony was anticipated as the judge prepared to instruct jurors at open court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daintel
Vietrick Finegan
Edwards
Frank Robling, Jr
Ahato
Thoms Jones
James Murray
Pittston Ave
Patrick
Patreloini Jones
Gavl
Nene
Meare Ben Sweeney
Daniel
Jones
Murray
Dante
Morgan Sweeney
Dyidee Edwards
Angelo Meet Trial Over Beer Sales Without License
Angelo Meet faced Judge Wheaton on charges of selling beer without a license and trafficking in registered bottles. Prosecution cited Mecow selling beer from kegs and bottles and using registered bottles. defendant pleaded not guilty to some counts but guilty to selling without a license and trafficking in registered bottles. Sentencing set for Saturday.
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Angelo Meet
Wheaton
Antonio Corredio
Cuber
Henry Ulrich
Cutor
Mecow
Dis Nhaece
Dunmore
Latte
A. Schroeder
Pronk Barerick
J. Daniels
Commonwealth
Drinwt
Chen
Saturdis
Minus Moses Is Found Guilty of Assault on Infant
A young man from Penn avenue known for mental instability was tried before Judge Kelly for attempted criminal assault on 1-year-old Maury Quint. The incident allegedly occurred near the Dickson foundry on Vine street months ago. Moses denied the charge and claimed an alibi. The jury convicted him of assault and battery.
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Moses
Penn Avenue
Kelly
Maury Quint
Dickson Foundry
Vine Street
Airl
Colored man Berton Gray convicted in Raymond court
Berton Gray was found guilty of slashing Patrick Caffrey during a wager in Raymond court. Judge Kelly sentenced him to two years and six months at hard labor in the Mastern penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Gray
Patrick Caffrey
Green Ridge
Raymond Court
Kelly
Mastern Penitentiary
Three Boys Admit Guilty in Malicious Mischief Case
Frank Cardicel James Lipnick and Peter Loberenti faced trial on a malicious mischief charge brought by Mrs Maury Sulli vill of Ninth street. They withdrew their not guilty pleas and pleaded guilty. Sentence was suspended. Joseph Garvis Anthony Muckulls and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cardicel
James Lipnick
Peter Loberenti
Maury Sullivill
Ninth Street
Joseph Garvis
Anthony Muckulls
Twelve Years of Pile Pain Healed by Pyramid Cure
A. W. Auringer of Braidwood Michigan reports twelve years of suffering from piles ended after using Pyramid Pile Cure. He claims complete relief and notes the product is sold by druggists for 0 cents a box with a free booklet on piles and cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Auringer
Braidwood
Pyramid Drug Co
Marehall, Mich
Scranton Court Docket Mixed With Embezzlement and Theft Cases
Multiple defendants faced charges in North Scranton as trials and adjournments unfolded. Bila Muckilis and Adam Yonnulonis denied rolling charges over a $10 dispute at Cusick venue amid a drunken brawl. Mrs. Mary Shaw, treasurer of a lodge, was tried for $77 embezzlement from Moses Taylor council as officers audit accounts. Thomas Reilly received 81 costs and a year’s jail for embezzlement-related pleas. Gallen was found not guilty of malicious mischief over a contested bill board dispute tied to Jifkins and a Penn Avenue building. Sentences and acquittals varied across liquor license, cement theft, and theater management matters as court adjourned.
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Bila Muckilis
Adam Yonnulonis
Cusick
Scranton
Mary Shaw
Kelly
Moses Taylor
Shaw
Artie Barlow
S. J. Gallen
John G. Reese
Bill Posting Company
Reese
Jr. J. Jifkins
Mr. Gallen
Penn
Dn Connee Street
Kinsmith
Fither
Thomas Jifking
Bill Herd
Ma Gallen
Thomas Jilkins
Phelps Street
Cupouse Avenue
Robert Wilson
Munitcipal League
Ih Severa
League
Hartnett
Dennis
Tony Fibb
M. Th. Dale
St Jmwasts
County
Jaik
OL Te. Jones
Lyceum Theater
Charme A. Dounce
Sermon Dairy Company
Anthony Achiminisky
Joseph Broborack
Court actions and notices blur in city proceedings
The report details several court movements yesterday including a divorce filing, a request for a bill of particulars within thirty days, and a revocation of licenses pending argument next week. Names and wards are cited in a murky recount of proceedings and orders.
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FT. Oet
Kate
Sorte
Pasterday
W. OW. Thirdir
the Salt
Dominick
Dominick Healeysgainst
Semuituti
Linden Street
Aedona
Scranton Post Office Rises in National Ranking
The Scranton post office climbs to forty sixth nationwide and third in Pennsylvania by yearly receipts from stamps box rents and mail matter. For year ending June 30 1901 expenses were 1 percent of receipts leaving 14 percent profit. total business reached 201629 dollars.
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United States
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Gand
Philadelphiie
Ittalnuirge
Serainton
Seminton
Industrial Jottings on New Book of Rules Conference
A conference on the new book of rules for the Loekenvitle radiocode was held yesterday with officials including General Superintendent TB Clarke Superintendent S Moine Superintendent Phillips Taxing division leaders and trainmasters from Morris Miasex Baifftiades and Syracuse. The session covered coffee on the rules and instruction from Clarke and others at Traine Winster.
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TB. Clarke
S Moine
Phillips
Diattiadle
John Hon
Baifftiades
St'kles
Morris & Miasex Division
Digapatcher
A. W. Chapmain
Buffalo
Tratnmaster de Morris
Syracuse
Traine Winster
Mecunon
Yules
Clirke
Ine
B. and W. Board for Today Make-up Reveals Crews and Trains
The Make-up of the B. L. and W. board for today lists crews and trains including Willitts East, Mie GOW, Rogers, Finnerty, Wallace, and Hayter among others. The notice also references passenger engines, crews from Cunneuis, and scheduled Thursday routes with specific names and assignments.
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B., le. and
Willutes Eopteit
Finnerty
Thindletty
Ste Sunmaits
Brescia
Carrigg
Wogam
Kingsleys Spon
Pthpanereys Soucy
F MeHonnell
Satinn
Murphys Top
Bietihalonmiowy
Tavtiingr
Mn. O
Miler Toam
Wham
Saumins
Hieph di
Shantony
Shantony Soe Peety
Methane Wild Cats
Dilley
Costin
Wally Topo
Gintey
Cunneuis
Philippine tariff bill set for favorable house report
At a Ways and Means Committee meeting Chairman Payne was instructed to report favorably the Philippine tariff bill. Republican members agreed on the report, with the bill to be considered in the House next Tuesday and a vote planned for 4 pm Wednesday. The minority’s failure to seek a division surprised attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wishington
Dee. T
Ways and Teins
Chillman Payne
Arguments in Bonine Trial Begin in Washington
The Bonine trial opened with government attorney Taggart outlining their case against suspect Mis holy dda Boulie for the Census Clerk Ayins murder. Defense lawyer Me Fitton followed as both sides prepared to present ongoing subinac non arguments with expected completion tomorrow and possible jury deliberations soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dwe
Mis
Ayins
Atlinsow Taggart
Taggart
Nerve Pills Lauded For Headache Relief In Scranton
Mrs James Watson of 815 Twelfth Street Scranton Pa endorses Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills for nervous headaches and relief from grip after use. The pills sold at 50 cents a box by dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY, box bears portrait and signature of A W Chase M D.
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A. W. Chase
James Watson
No. 815
Twelfth Street
Scranton
Lackawanak Avenue
Chase
Tragic Railroad Fatality Near Lonewater City
A railroad carpenter named Me George Anweln was struck and killed while walking along the tracks near Lonewater. He was intentionally stepping to avoid an oncoming train as a locomotive shifted, resulting in fatal injuries and severe body mutilation.
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Lonewater
Dee
George Anweln
Penney Lyands Railroad
Tila Evevie
Bin
McKinley Officials Approved In Probate Court
The bonds of George J. Cortelyou and Judge William Bo Day as administrators with will annexed of the late President William McKinley were led in probate court and approved. Each bond stands at $100,000, furnished by a Lowell company.
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Associated Press
Canton
George J. Cortelyou
William Bo Day
William McKinley
Lovel and Lowell
Louisiana Democrats Split Over Philippine Bill Support
Discussion centered on opposition to the DIN as four Louisiana members favored the bill while two expected to support it. The Louisiana delegation’s stance split along sugar industry protection lines, with some backing Dingley rates and others withholding a unified position.
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Louisiana
Robertson
Meyer
Davey
Ransdell
Messrs
Broussard
Breazeale
Louishing
United
Louthlank
Big Lick Mine Fire Inches Toward Quench
Exclusive wire reports the big Lykens area mine fire may be extinguished within hours as workers seal the mine at both ends. The long gallery toward Lykens and the Bir Lick entrance are closed. Water is piped from Williams Town as a precaution.
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Asociatuol Press
Harrisburg
Deco
Big Lick
Lykens
Bir Lick
Wiliamstown
Railroad Time Tab and Norfolk-Philadelphia Express Details
Nov 5 schedule change lists trains from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York via the Lackawanna route with the Black Diamond Express noted. It names principal coal region points and stations such as Towanda Geneva Wells, lists local offices for ticket reservations, and directs passengers to the ticket office at Public Square Wilkes-Barre New York connections.
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Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
the& Tk
Siuet
H.R
Tinklinniuck
Towanda
Kline
Geneva
Principael
Hollen
Wilber
Charles Ss
New Ve A
South
Wilkes, Thavre
ML Gon Min Ait
Cortland
New Jersey Central Train Schedules Listed for Various Stops
The notice outlines a New Jersey Central timetable with trains from Scranton to New York and other stops such as Philadelphia Easton Hummelstown Wilkes-Barre and Pottsville. It lists departure times around 7:90 am and 110 pm and directs readers to agents at stations for rates and tickets.
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New Yorm
South Ferre
Sydy Trulie
Scranton
New York
Foot
Liberty Bloetphia
Easton
Heddelom
Aflentewa
Minit Chouk
White Haven
Ashley
Wailer Baer
Seconbow
Hiladtel Phi
Fitton and Wilkeslurre
Long Ranch
Ocean Grove
Faoa
Reading
Lebanon
Marristurg
Mefentown
Lopim
Pottsvillb
Faun
Wtalion
C. Morot
Glen
W. OW
Wentz
Gon
Additional Southern Railway passenger train service
A new through train No. 20 will run from Washington via Richmond to Florida starting November 24, leaving Washington at 10 00 a m and arriving Jacksonville at 15 00 a m. The service offers first class coaches, a Pullman drawing room sleeper, and a dining car. The train supplements existing Southern Railway routes via Lynchburg and Danville. Charles L. Hopkins, District Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, will provide further details.
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Southern Railway
Washington
Richmond
Florida
Washington Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Fla
Lynchburg
Danville
Chas. L. Hopkins
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Tne
Trains Schedule Fragments Delaware and Hudson
Train times show Sunday services for Delaware and Hudson with routes to Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany and points north. Schedules list departures and arrivals with various prices and numbers amid fragmented OCR text.
The True Southern Route by New Jersey Central
The article promotes the New Jersey Central as the easiest southbound link with minimal car changes. It highlights Pullman service along the route and lists connections to St Louis Cincinnati Louisville and southern points. It notes the Quaker City Express departing Scranton at 7:90 am and Wilkes Barre at 7:49 am arriving Philadelphia 12 noon and Washington 4:30 pm with a vestibule car and Parlor Car.
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New Jersey Central
Berunton
Charleston
Athinta
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Ashville
New Orleans
Pullin
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louieville
Quaker City
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Hoon
Washington
Swisher
Train Schedule Fragments Mention New York Area Stops
Fragmented OCR shows rail timetable notes for routes including New York City and nearby towns. Names such as J. C. Anderson and G. PLOA appear as agents, with mentions of arrival and departure times and multiple towns like Middletown Walton and Beranton.
Fragmented OCR Weather Brief from New York Area
Fragmented text from a New York area weather report mentions Armhs 16 and no Sunday rains. The readable parts reference Newtargh and Iron Middistowh with unclear values and intermediate veluis.
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New York
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Bloomsburg, Pa
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