City Notes and Local Incidents Chronicle Hanover County
A chaotic city page reports a Hanuka festival event at Linden Street synagogue, pardons advisement for Augustine Nolli in murder case, Ellen Henshaw charged with illegal medical practice, a diploy of an injured worker from a plank accident, and a St Josephus Society meeting at St Thomas College. Also listed are larceny of an overcoat by Katherine Metinins, embezzlement charges against I T Davis, Scranton team practice notes, and John Munroy's ongoing manhunt tied to a streetcar incident.
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Augustine Nolli
ST. Josephus Society
St. Tosephus Sooty
St. Thomas College
Delock
Dluarsge
Foundling Wome
O'Hara's cigar store advertises bulk brands and bags
An OCR fragment advertises standard brands with 12 or 25 items per box priced at 1.00 or more. It lists O'Hara's cigar store at 4291 Spruce Street and mentions Panoy Leather Bags and Reynolis Bros in the context of the sale.
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O'Hara's
Spruce Street
Panoy Leather Bags
Reynolis Bros
Satsuma
Cornell glee banjo and mandolin clubs in city concert
Cornell University glee banjo and mandolin clubs present a joint concert at Scranton Bicyle club hall tomorrow night. Fifty students perform after an early start and dance, following successful shows in New York and other cities. The program features new college tunes alongside university songs, ending with the Cornell Evening song.
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Beranton
Danema
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Clus
Wilmington
Washington
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Bradford
Rochester
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Cornell
Mayor Moir Refuses to Sign $3800 Asphalt Bill
Mayor Moir will not approve the seventh quarterly payment of 3800 to Barker Asphalt under a 175000 contract. He cites potential bribery and fraud, says law forbids benefits from unlawful acts, and expects the asphalt firm to face suit. The matter was sent to the pavement committee after council discussion.
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Mclrhee
Barker Asphalt Company
Cornelle
Fuller
Tribune
Tlo
Ords- Honce
Corneil
Asphalt Company
Alderman Puller
Select Council
Chittenden
Ft Hetner
Quinnan Report Attacked Over Indebtedness Listing
Morning court session debated the accountant like Quinnan report on Lackawanna township debt. Quinnan ranked 40 000 total claims with about 20000 disallowed and attorneys urged inclusion of disputed items. Attys Beers Grambs O Brien Warren Hann Walter Briggs Taylor Huban Watering Stokes Cam e gy s opposed by M J Donahoe.
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John PL Quinnan
Lackiwanna
Quinnan
al Lurlige
Beers & Grambs
Joseph O'Brien
Willard
Warren & Nan
Lukan Case Heard Over Licensing In 1901 Court
At the last term John Lukan the Cathouse avenue bottler was convicted of selling at retail. His attorney claimed the penalty should follow the 1881 act, not the 1887 act, arguing lack of license. The Municipal League contends sentencing under 1887 is correct since the indictment bags reflect that. The court took the motion under advisement as cases proceed.
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Lukan
Court House News
John Lukan
Cathouse Avenue
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O'Brien
Lcense
Arsokument Court
Fred . Peers
Ross
Two More Divorces Decreed by Court Yesterday
Judge Kelly granted two divorces. Michiele Lumonea proved Lucia Lumonea lived with Dr Vincenzo Sarlo in Plymouth from October 1898 and for a year after, producing a child by him. The Lumoneas had lived in Oakford court. David Jones was granted divorce from Elizabeth Williams Jones after she deserted him for Frank Collis at Mrs Rose Repo’s boarding house.
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Michiele Lumonea
Lucia
Plymouth
Vincenzo Sarlo
Lumoneas
Oakford Court
Vosburg & Dawson
Ilbellant
David Jones
Elizabeth Williams Jones
Prank Collis
Colling
Rose Repo
Jones
May Williams Rinsland
Joneses
R. HW. Holgate
Vote totals match official returns for Tuesday election
The Tribune reports no discrepancy between announced votes and official returns. Deputy Prothonotary John Cummings counted ballots under Judge Archbald’s supervision, with certification timely for sworn councilmen at last night’s meetings.
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Tribune
John Cummings
Archbald
Two men accused of theft released before judge
Frank Guepp and Alian Zopp faced charges of stealing time from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Delaware and Mindson and Scranton Railway companies. They were released on $8000 bond as the matter, before Judge Archbandly W. T. Wells, is set for in chambers hearing today.
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Frank Guepp
Alian Zopp
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and
Mindson
Scranton
Archbandly
W. T. Wells
Operators Win Their Fight with Transportation Companies
Local members of the Anthracite Operators' Association return from New York to report that the new contracts offered by the transport companies were accepted after discussion. Operators may sign with any company, ending plans for new road actions. The 65 percent rate long sought by independents will apply regionwide, with fair allotment and car service. President Jon William Connell and T H Watkins led the committe against obstruction. Ki L Fuller also played a key role in supporting independence. The gesture reflects strong regional loyalty as the Pennsylvanian coal sale looms.
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Anthracite Operators’ Association
New York
Tribune
Aga
Jon
William Connell
T. H. Watkins
Ki. L. Fuller
Lts
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Ena
Gaslight Exhibit at 493 Spruce Street For Sale
A display at 493 Spruce Street offers a 100 candle power gas powered lamp with claimed 60 percent energy savings. The item is for sale and shown to visitors at the exhibition.
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Spruce Street
Connell and the Senate Contingent Candidacy Draws Interest
Washington dispatch reports Representative Connell may run for U S Senate in Pennsylvania. Supporters say his stance mirrors Colonel Quay’s allies who fear a first ballot loss may end Quay’s bid, with Oliver as potential successor if Quay withdraws.
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Washington
Connell
Colonel Quay
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
United Bttes
Pennsylvania
Avuay
H. W. Oliver
Pittsburg
Quay
Oliver
Scranton
Auction items listed for estate of Hunt & Connell
The listing includes two heavy and one light delivery wagon, one buggy pole, a cash register, two pipe cutting machines, a four horse power engine, $1 500 worth gas fixtures and supplies, $2 500 plumbers and steam fitters supplies, and one two seated open wagon from Hunt and Connell Reynolds Bros Sterling Desk Blotters.
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Hunt & Connell
Cleny Havana Cigars and Holiday Retail Ads
20 000 imported and Key West cigars offered at New York prices for box trade O Hara's cigar store on Spruce street Mounted Pocketbooks Reynolds Bros busy shoe stores Lewis Reply open this evening and every evening until after the holidays 1 Clarks Xmas Tree Annex 421 Spruce street Newest Calendars Reynolds Bros
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Key West
New York
O'Hara
Spruce Street
Lewis & Reply
Attorney Roe Fled Report in Wall Case Against Friedman Goodman
Referee William H. Roe fled a report in the case of Prank Esli versus William Friedman and William Goodman. The finding favored the plaintiff for the full claim against both defendants. The dispute concerned extra wall work allegedly ordered by Goodman, supervising for Friedman, which Goodman denied was ordered.
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William H. Roe
William Friedman
William Goodman
Friedman
Goodman
Counter Suit Against Ketchum Seeks Attorney Fees
Attorney George W. Deale began proceedings before Alderman Miller in the sixth ward to recover fees in the embezzlement case of Blo Ketchum, which Deale says Heale offered to settle as part of an adjustment.
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George W. Deale
Alderman Miller
A. FB. Ketchum
Blo. Ketchum
Charize
Ketcham Veoka
Heale
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Prominent Teething Remedy
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year staple used by four million mothers for teething children. It claims to soothe, shorten gums, ease pain, and cure wind colic and diarrhea, sold by druggists everywhere.
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Scranton, PA
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Linden Street
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Wiest Scranton
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Stephon Lessing
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Charles Gelbert
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Jamned Saul
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Martin T. Lavelle
Winifred Collins
Thomas Collins
Morris Worner
Vito
Policta Place
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Vile
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Peter Carroll
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Counielion
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W. Maliod
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Carbondale
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Havana Cigars
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Clark's
Reynolds Bros
Umbrella Bargains
Beale
B. EF. Ketchum
Reynolds Bros. Om
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Avenue
R.E. Prendergast
Washington Avenue
Satus
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