Commission Arrives as Lackawanna Court Posts Pleas
The commission arrived with Judge Sandohlie sworn in as president judge of the Orphans Court of Lackawanna County. Trials in quarter sessions yesterday ended with a not guilty verdict in the riot case. Bonds filed by state and county tax collectors and new marriage licenses were noted. A coal theft case from Delaware and Hudson by Charles Flynn drew a plea with a granddaughter indicted but not pressed. A battery case against Thomas Jones resulted in not guilty verdicts and costs assigned. The North Scranton disturbance and subsequent witness accounts shaped the rulings. The Sunshine Bottling Works case against C L Ackins involves beer procurement claims tied to a mock payment promise. Adams disputes responsibility for a $74 strike-related bill. Jury out at adjournment.
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Copeland
Charles Flynn
Delaware
Hadson Care
Olyphant
Martin Crippen
Comming
Not Rully
Thomas Jones
James Pile
North
Scranton
Wiley
Phillips
Jones
John McAuliffe
Sunshine Bottling Works
C. L. Ackins
Dickson Store Company
Adams
Panvoust
Judge Takes Oath and Prepares Ten-Year Term
Yesterday the judge selected his oath of office with Prothonotary John Copeland. He will enter upon the duties of office for ten years on the first Monday in January.
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Recorder of Deeds
John Copeland
Trial verdicts in Eugene Brown assault case
The trial of Patrick Wootley and five co defendants for shot and aggravated assault was resumed yesterday morning and the jury received the case at noon. Late in the afternoon a verdict of not guilty was returned in both cases. Costs were assessed against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Wootley
Bockney Cafferty
Matrick McCould- Tick
Michael McDonough
Patrick Mura
Themes Clark
Eugene Brown
Caun
Bonds Filed for City Tax Collectors in Wards
The bonds of city and county tax collectors were led yesterday with Prothonotary Copeland. Ward figures include Seanad Sixteenth ward 9600 and Murphy Fourteenth ward 10000. Other filings show Morgan Sixth ward 4600 Spellman Seventh ward 6700 McDonnell First ward 20000 Beaumont Eighteenth ward 1000. Also H H Merce of Carbondale First ward bond 10000 filed.
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Copeland
Snon Seanad
Sixteenth Ward
Luether Lewis
Fifteenth Ward
Murphy
Fourteenth Ward
Thomas M. Morgan
Sixth Ward
W. BP. Spellman
Seventh Ward
Join McDonnell
First Ward
John Beaumont
Eighteenth Ward
H. H. Merce
First
Carbondale
Marriage Licenses Recorded In Carbondale And Olyphant
George M Marel and Florence DD Millet of Carbondale. Charles a Thomas and Jessie Tettigrew of Olyphant obtained licenses. The notice lists these couples and their respective towns as recorded in local marriage records.
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George M. Marel
Carboniile
Florence DD
Millet
Carbondile
Charles A Thomas
Olyphant
Jessie Tettigrew
Vo Olyphant
Bail Set and Bondman Appointed After Court Hearing
Yesterday David Thomass entered bail of unspecified amount with Sherri Knappen as bondsman through attorney Soper. Catherine Wintermute is involved. Jonetion Th tressyines seeks $10.40 damages from J.T. McGrath in a trespass slander case. The court requires a further filing of details within twenty days and to specify where and who heard the allegedly slanderous words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thomass
Sherri Knappen
Soper
Catherine Wintermute Westerdungy
J.T. McGrath
Joe Avm
Bishop
Frederick Tinde
Arcéhiwdd
Linde Haiits
Inadequate Text About Bishop Woes Incurred
The readable fragments describe distress affecting a bishop and related troubles. Details are sparse and uncertain, with no clear events, dates, or institutions specified.
Larceny Charge After Freight Car Theft Investigation
Mrs. Mary Shearer and Charles Pilger of Dunmore were arrested on larceny charges after Erie Railroad special officer Walter Williams found two stolen rockers in Shearer’s home. Both denied guilt and were held on bail. Protheroe & Co shipped furniture to Hawley. the car stayed in Dunmore yard while thieves struck the freight car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shearer
Charlies Pilger
Walter Willams
Erie Railroad Company
Charles Pilger
Dunmore
Aldermvan Ruddy
Protheroe & Co
Hawley
Dunmore Yard
Erie Company
Williama
Pilger
Shearer
Mre
Hats added to Tribune Junior Educational Contest totals
Six more lists arrived yesterday for the Tribune Junior Educational Contest bringing the total to twenty. The six contributors were Tra Howell of 320 North Lincoln, KR Keene of 12 Capouse Ave, Belle Cobb of Kizers PA, Chivence McClintock at Jefferson Avenue and Electric Street, Stella Yourkas at 661 Ferdinand Street, and Florence Johnson at 2006 Weachburn Street. Preamblers must submit by 4 p.m. Saturday. four days remain.
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the Tribune
Tra W. Howell
North
Lincoln Avenue
KR. B. Keene
Capouse Avenue
Belle
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Constitutional Remedy
An old style advertisement touts Catarrh Cure from Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional cure. It promises internal use, claims to reach the blood, offers a hundred dollar reward for any untreated case, and urges readers to consult physicians and local druggists for this claimed remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Vera
Eilenee
Foo Chenex & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Gas Lamps for Reading and Room Illumination
A retailer highlights portable gas lamps as essential reading aids for long evenings. They offer seventy five styles with shades and tubing included and priced from 2.05 to 5.00 dollars, emphasizing lamps suited for reading or general illumination.
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