Superior Court Decisions On Second Monday January
The Philadelphia court issue shows the session will begin on the second Monday of January, with appeals moved to the next Monday. other rulings affirm or modify judgments across Allegheny and Lancaster counties, including remands to the Western Penitentiary and dismissal of certain appeals. Major cases include Commonwealth v Wage, Allegehny affirmed, and Cray v Hartman with judgment reversed.
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Superior Court
Seventonehall
Commonwealth Ve. House
Allegheny
Roubock McCarmo E
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Compromised suit ends criminal case against actor
The criminal and assault case brought by Metagar against actor Mansfield was settled with Mansfield withdrawing in common pleas. Settlement terms were arranged by John G Johnson for Mansfield after a conference with James H Shatesneare. Johnson drew a check the amount Melz ear expected to heal his wounds on the spot. Shakespeare acknowledged the case was dropped and declared the matter settled satisfactorily.
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Philadelphia
John
Madman runs amuck in Pottstown injures officer
William Fromberg a German resident of Grant and Hamilton streets ran amuck armed with an ax and revolver last night drilling through his home and terrorizing neighbors. Officers Geist and Schlechter forced an entrance and subdued him after a struggle during which Geist was shot in the leg.
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Pottstown
William Fromberg
Grant
Hamilton
Bromberg
William Geist
Milton Schlechter
Geist
Brom
Three Children Burned in Sudden House Fire
At Aucuston near Warren Pennsylvania Mrs BE R Fredericks started the kitchen today with kerosene an explosion followed burning off spread to the room The mother escaped with her baby but both were badly burned The three sleeping boys aged eight six and four were found dead burned beyond recognition in the upper part of the house
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Warren
Aucuston
Here
BE. R. Fredericks
Bull’s Ring Saves Farmer in Pottstown Incident
Farmer James Faust of Fagleysville was seriously gored by a bull today. He saved his life by grasping a rat in the bull’s nose and twisting it until the animal released him. The exhausted man then climbed a fence and collapsed on the far side.
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Pottstown
James Faust
Fagleysville
Faust
Tragic Fire Claims Six-Year-Old Effie Marston
In Norristown Pennsylvania on December 13 Eve Marston six year old daughter of Scott Marston was burned when a lantern she carried ignited her clothing. She died within hours from the injuries.
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Effie Marston
Noreristown
Norristown
Eve Marston
Scott Marston
Penney Sona Pinelone Served in Creige Case
In Wishington on December 13 the following individuals were served: Robert B Bolin Evengreen Brant ford owe $40 AT. Minor Fidel Armbruster of Mauch Chunk and Amellt Whalstone of East Mauch Chunk listed as minors in the case Kea Kilo Arnot Tinga.
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Thene Penney
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Mauch Chunk
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Arnot Tinga
Announcement of Agriculture Board Meeting and Officer Election
The Secretary of Agriculture announces that the state board of agriculture will meet in the Supreme Court building. The event occurs in Hurtikivig on Wednesday January 18 with officer elections and other business to be handled.
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Child Dies After Peanut Lodges in Windpipe
Pellefonte report of Milon Bling aged 2 dying after a peanut piece became lodged in his windpipe causing suffocation. Investigation notes mishap and medical efforts were unsuccessful.
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Pellefonte
Milon Bling
Survivors of the birih in Philadelphia Dee
Survivors are reported in a brief, fragmentary note from Philadelphia. The line mentions survivors but provides no further details or context.
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Philadelphia, Dee
Annual meeting of volunteers condemns slander aimed at soldier
The One Hundred and Fourteenthreai ment of Pennevivanis volunteers met tonight in pratee to condemn an untrue slanderous attack against General C M T Collis commissioner of public works of New Yorkers and their district soldiers. The group denounced the libelous claims and reaffirmed loyalty to the corps.
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Pennevivanis
C. M. T. Collis
Public Works
New
Shoe Merchant Walter Wilch Commit Suicide in Fragrance of Debt
Philadelphia reports Walter Wilch a wholesale shoe merchant of 2 Ninth Avenue attempted suicide today by cutting his throat with a razor amid business troubles. He was found bleeding and was rushed to a local hospital. Authorities investigated the incident as a possible case of self inflicted harm.
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Philadelphia
Walter
Wilch
Hidhrow
Manheim Man Dies After Tree Cutting Accident
A Manheim man died after being struck by a tree while helping cut one down. He had reportedly been alive a week with an injured neck before succumbing to his injuries.
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Deo
Prank Miller
Manheim
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Japanese Girl’s Hard Lines At Yale School
Mise Youhi Yamaguchi a Japanese student at Yale faces harassment on city streets as peers taunt her with racial slurs about her native dress. A crowd once pelted her with snowballs prompting steps to shield her from further persecution.
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New Haven
Conn
Mise Youhi Yamaguchi
Yale
Merchants Plan City Exchange To Fight Trading Stamps
Wilmington merchants move to organize a Merchants Exchange to offer customers a 5 percent discount on purchases. United States District Attorney Van Mogrift says no federal statute blocks the plan, while Deputy Attorney General Cooper says trading stamps are not a state law violation despite a Washington DC district court ruling deeming them illegal.
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Del
Wilmingeton
United States
van Mogrift
Cooper
District Court
Washington, DC. C
Scranton Club Faces Deadline for Purchase of Franchise
Scranton owners demand a buyer for the club by January 1 or keep the franchise at home. Powers of the Eastern League is urged to finalize a deal as promoters plan $5,000 capital with stock subscriptions starting January 1. Thomas R. Brooks and C. B. Fowler are mentioned for leadership roles as the executive committee will guide management and no passes are issued beyond dues and newspapers.
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P. T. Powers
New York
President Powers
Scranton Stock Company
Tribone
Han
Trems Urer
Thomas R. Brooks
C. &. Fowler
Brooks
Griffin
Unsatisfactory Fire Horses Trial Verdict Near
The joint fire department committee of councils meets tonight to decide on accepting horses for service. One horse is too excitable, while Century Company’s horse will be accepted. Both animals are sound.
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Century Comepany
Accident injures Thomas Benson at Green Kidse Lumber Shop
Thomas Benson of 613 Marvin Street suffered serious injuries in a saw shop accident at Green Kidse Lumber on Cree Biden Street yesterday morning. While operating a cut saw he lost four fingers from his left hand.
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Green Kidego
Thomas Monson
Marvin Street
Green Kidse Lumber Conpans
Cree Biden Street
Furtier
Turner, Graham Charged With Assault in Pine Brook
Elton Turner testified that Mrs Edward Graham assaulted him and his partner while living in Pine Brook. The case before Alderman Millar named assault and battery as the charge, with Turner and Mrs Graham involved in the dispute.
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Elton Turner
Edward Graham
Alderman Millar
Pine Brook
Turner
Woman’s health remedy praised by readers in early ad pitch
An appeal touts Warner's Safe Cure as a solution for female ailments linked to menstrual and womb troubles. The letter by Mrs. H B Carnes of Dauphin, Pa, testifies to dramatic relief after ineffective medical treatment, claiming quick and lasting benefits for women’s health.
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Duthe
Tam
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Warner
Notice of Mortgage Satisfaction Hearing
The Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas notifies Selden T Scranton and Joseph S Hornbaker that The Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company seeks a decree to satisfy the mortgage on the premises. A hearing is set in Scranton on the second Monday of January at nine o clock in the morning to show cause why the mortgage should not be satisfied. Frask W Clemon, Sheriff.
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Lackawallan County
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Lackiwantny
Miner Carey
Nathaniel Cottrell
Loverne
Mortange
Lackawanna County
Isis
Nathaniel Cattrell
Court of Common Plea
Lackawannd County
Lackawish Could and Iron Company
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Scranton
Frank LL Clemons
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