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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1895

Page

3

Court to Hear Change of Venue in Arbitration Suit

Tomorrow a rule to change venue will be argued in the case Burns vs. Smith. The judge rejected an attachment against Dr. Carl M. Kelley and discharged contempt actions, citing service outside the state and a physician’s heavy practice. The auctions and oleomargarine issue are also noted in court activity.

Kelly Cornelius Smith L H. Burns Smith Gunster Archbard Carl M. Kelley Equinunk Georges. Horn Dorew Jennings Lehigh Valley Railroadompany Ilis Eulopeennas Michael Thornton Twentieth Ward Sheranton Hancock N. Y Tleas Court Pennsylvania Rapliss T. J. Price Thornton Court House Mr. Price

Special Term of Court Sets Two Week Criminal Session

A special criminal court term begins December 23 and lasts two weeks with judge presiding by courtroom. Week one in room 1 Hon George S Parry and room 2 Hon Harold M McClure. Week two in room 1 Hon Clinton R Sav idge and room 2 Hon Allen Craig. Non trial list cases move to February sessions and lengthy cases deferred to avoid repeated appearances. The bank commissioner's forgery case moved to February. Prosecutors absent face capias and defendants absent forfeit bail.

George 5. Parry Twenty-Second Judicial District Harold M. McClure Seventeenth Judicial District Clinton R. Savidge Eighth Judicial District Allen Craig Forty-Third Judiciale District Witnes

Oleomargarine to be sold publicly on December 26

No claims of ownership were filed for the confiscated oleomargarine held in storage by Deputy Collector Montgomery in Bradford County. Collector Herring will oversee the public sale to dispose of the confiscated goods.

United States A. J. Colborn Norring Montgomery Bradford County Collseter

Westmoreland County Murder Case Linked by Former Associate

Cicero identifies inmate Crezenzo Merolo at county jail, saying he knew the killer years ago in Westmoreland. Merolo’s trial ended in a first degree murder verdict. Cicero sought a look before death sentence, as Attorney John T. Martin and Warden Jay oversee the jail visit.

Cicero Westmoreland County Crezenzo Merolo Antonio Cicero Emannuel Loro Scranton Mercia Merolo John T. Martin Jay Martin

A New Catechism Answers Christmas Questions

A humorous Q A dialogue discusses Christmas timing and meaning. The exchange notes an annual budget shortfall and mentions Oldf G Turnquest, a new diamond merchant and jeweler at 205 Washington Avenue, praised for savings.

G. N. Turnquest Washing Avenue Jupiter Brown America Turnquest Washington Avenue Turnquest's

Republican City Committee to Set Date for Convention

The Republican city committee led by Chairman Frank Clemons meets Saturday December 21 at 2 30 p.m. in the Central Republican club rooms to choose the convention and primary timing likely between January 1 and 10.

Republican Standing Committee Frank Clemons T. H. Date W. 5. Millar Republican City Committee Central Republican Club Price Building Washington Avenue

Address by James O'Connell energizes local machinists

A large gathering at Music Hall heard James O'Connell head the national machinists' union call for unity and ongoing organization. Introduced by T. V. Powderly, O'Connell stressed union loyalty and described 450 branches with 10 000 members across the United States and beyond.

Music Hall James O'Connell National Machinists' Union O'Connell T. V. Powderly Knights of Labor Powderly Machinists’ Union Powiderly Mr. O'Connor United States Mexico Canada

Probated Will of E. C. Dimmick Declared Three Years After Creation

The will of the late Attorney E. C. Dimmick, drafted three years ago yesterday, was probated in the Regis Office. Executors or beneficiaries are not specified in the fragment. The filing marks the formal validation of Dimmick's testament and its instructions.

Wes E. C. Dimmick Regis

Died at Lackawanna Hospital John Willis of Aswell Court

John Willis age fifty died at Lackawanna hospital yesterday morning at 10 o clock after a lingering illness of consumption. His wife died two months ago leaving seven orphans and the family in destitute circumstances. The body was removed to the late home at 432 Aswell Court and funeral arrangements have not yet been made.

John Willis Aswell Court Lackawanna Hospital Willis

One Price Way Draws Steady Store Crowds

Crowded day long shoppers prove a single price policy works well. The note promises a small advance along the avenue and asserts buyers will not regret stepping forward.

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