Patterson Answer Denies Stock Ownership In Water Company
In the Orphans Court filing Patterson denies owning any stock in the Consolidated Water Supply Co of Carbondale. He admits the partnership with Wilcox and that dissolution discussions occurred in 1902. He claims firm assets were properly managed and asserts no stock ownership beyond his private subscription, and that the firm’s books show regular balance and no hidden debts. The case also covers guardianships and estate matters with the next court session set for December 29 at 10 a.m.
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Gays
Consolidated Water Company
Carbondale
Orphans
Payne
Isabelle
Fisher
Roswell J. Patterson
5. B. Price
Equity
William A. Wilcox
Patterson
Canital
Consolidated Water Supply Company
Patterson & Wilcox
Consolidated Water Suy
Yluti- 17
W. A. Wilcox
R. J. Patterson
Consolidated Water Supply
Willikin A. Wilcox
Mwelus
Tim Jing
Mary E. Jordan
Anna, Jordan
Agnes Jordan
Josephine Jordan
Francis Jordan
Florence Jordan
Rose Jordan
Thornman C. Jordan
Gomer Jones
Reasie Jones
Howard Jones
Florence Grace Jones
Harriet Jones
Tallle W. Jones
Thomas C. Jordan
Frank N. Sennefelder
Martin Quinn
Thomas Flood
Aisi
Frank Sprovdowak
Victoria Grogenski
Stanislaus Grogenski
Appollonia Grozenski
Divorce Case Tees Up Testimony In Payne Versus Payne
Judge Welly heard further testimony in the divorce case Susan B Payne versus Alfred Payne in chambers. Susan seeks a limited divorce after prior remarriage. Alfred denies beating or drunkenness though testimony from several witnesses including son John Payne Jr and relatives declares Payne sober. Attorneys L P Wedeman and John F Scrugg represented the spouses.
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Welly
Chambers
Yesterdny
Susan B. Payne
Alfred Payne
Paynes
Tayne
Payne
John Payne, Jr
John Payne, Sr
A. B. Myron
William Deneman
George Tomlin
James Smith
Benjamin Griffiths
L. P. Wedeman
John F. Scrugg
Judge Vosburg Hears Audits in Gumner and Williams Estates
Judge A A Vosburg heard audits in the Gumner estate where Jones Brothers claim as creditors and in the Williams estate where C B Daniels appeared for the accountant. No excerpts were filed in either case though claims were presented in Gumner seeking an account. executors denied creditors status and demurred. decision reserved. Orders were made in the J Holand estate.
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A. A. Vosburg
Jacob Gumner
J. W. Carpenter
W. 8. Diehl
John Williams
C. Be, Daniels
Jones Brothers
Vosburg
T. Holand
Mayfield Graduate Studying Law Connected to Local Attorney
Michael Walsh of Mayfield, Georgetown 101 graduate and Harvard law student, registered yesterday as an student in the office of Attorney IT Reynolds. Ann Gilligan, a South Scranton property owner and flood victim, sued the Wilkes Barre Scranton Railway, Scranton Gas and Water, and street car company for damages through Attorney A A Clase. Louis Kofer, Joseph Roge, and Michael Mantris were convicted of carrying concealed weapons last week. they were rearrested and jailed yesterday. In the estate of Dat Dt A Nl Rive, widow Sarah Rice granted letters of administration yesterday. In Edward Laughlin estate, Maurice Laughlin of Lackawanna County granted letters of administration yesterday. Isibelle Fisher began ejectment suits against Michael Hughes and W 4 Lunbrun to recover two 4 by 10 foot lots on Irving Avenue, Twentieth Ward, claiming real ownership while defendants possess them.
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Michael 4. Walsh
Mayfield
Georgetown University
Law
Harvard
IT. C. Reynolds
Ann Gilligan
South Scranton
A. A. Clase
Street
Wilkes- Barre and Scranton Railway Company
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Louis Kofer
Joseph Roge
Michael Mantris
Newaty Fall
A. NL Rive
Sarah Rice
Edward Laughlin
Maurice Laughlin
Bisquehanna
Isibelle
Fisher
Michael Hughes
Lunbrun
Irving Avenue
Prison Transfer Sends Four Inmates to Eastern Penitentiary
Sheriff took four prisoners to the Eastern penitentiary. Pred Morgan received twelve years and six months for forgery and false pretense. Dominick Burke got five years and six months for assault on a young girl in Carbondale last May. Stanley Mitchell was sentenced to one year and three months for bunco on a foreigner. Wladislaw Kiestanowicz drew three years and nine months for manslaughter. Tony Nuter and Joseph Ross were sent to Glen MIs reformatory.
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HW. Schadt
Eastern
Pred Morgan
Dominick Burke
Carbondale
Stanley Mitchell
Wladislaw Kiestanowicz
Tony Nuter
Joseph Ross
Glen Mls Reformatory
Labor union endorses Rev. Thomas Watkins for recorder
Central Labor delegates Sunday afternoon unanimously endorse Rev. Thomas Watkins as the labor candidate for recorder. The organizing committee plans a tonight meeting to map campaign strategy and raise funds. Nominations for next year’s officers were made amid anticipation of a strong contest at the election.
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Central Labor Union
Thomas Watkins
Eeonemic League
Bottled Wine Quality Highlighted in Market Claim
A brief note asserts that half of the wine consumed in the country comes from the Golden State, suggesting strong industry value. The text emphasizes handling only reliable goods.
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Golden State
Beer pricing and brands in a Philadelphia area list
A catalog of beer brands and packaging with pricing and bottle‑recycle rebates. Items include Robert Smiths India Pale Ale and various Bavarian and German beers, Budweiser discounts, and multiple dozen case quantities with small pints and quarts price notes.
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India
Mine Workers Dominate Union Nominations for Key Offices
Delegates aligned with mine workers control the slate with nominations for president including John H. Devine Dominick Dempsey M H Lavelle and Richard Roberts. Secretary nominees are Tim Patterson Steve McDonald and Nicholas Burke. Treasurer candidates include George Gotler P J Martin and Nicholas Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Devine
Clerks’ Union
Dominick Dempsey
M. H. Lavelle
Richard Roberts
Mine Workers
Tim
Patterson
Carpenters’ Union
Steve McDonald
Nicholas Burke
George Gotler
Clear Makers' Union
P. J. Martin
The
D. L. W. Board For Today Schedule Fragments
The D. L. W. board for today lists multiple extras across East and West shifts with names like Costello Thomas crew M. Finnerty Gilligan Haggerty and numerous time stamps from 0:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. The record shows varied assignments such as Pushers Helpers and Extras West with scattered personnel and times, though many entries are garbled.
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Costello
Thomas Crew
M. Finnerty
TL. Gilligan
Bisbing
Haggerty
P m
M. Ginley
Murray Gear
Viaxtras
M. Smith
Pottigrove
Abrams
A. m
Bwarta
McLane
Blevens
Bush
Kingsley
Dunn
McCunn
Wallace
Mullen
Summils
Prounfelker
Carrigg
Nichols
Golden
Wear
Thompson
J. Hennigan Leak
M. C. Bartholomew
T A
A. m. Secor
Stanon
Catholics deny Marian worship in Tribune letter storm
A reader-letter from Scranton attacks Dr McLeod for alleged falsehoods about Mary the mother of Jesus. It argues Catholic doctrine includes the Immaculate Conception and Mary’s intercession, cites church councils, and accuses the minister of blasphemy. The page also notes Pathe Whitty society dispute and Duggan affair related to the Diggwan vase.
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the Tribune
Ely
McLeod
Joda
Tribune
Mary
Lord Jesus Christ
Murillo
Chirist
Maury
Christ
Ephesus
Hagia
Dy. McLeod
Hibernians Install Officers at Division Meeting
At the last meeting of Division No. 0 Ancient Order of Hibernians officers were installed including President Neil Gallagher Vice President Michael Kually Recording Secretary John Forbes Financial Secretary Wim McCloskey and Treasurer Michael Grady. A Delaware and Hudson employee will receive pay this afternoon. A Fourth Street resident bought seven pounds of beef from a farmer Saturday, the meat was cut and left on the back stoop overnight and stolen by a prowler. George Edmunds of Mayfield is home from college for Christmas vacation. Richard Friend senior of Mayfield has blood poisoning and is in critical condition. Chauncey Dunn and Sara Mullen are mentioned with illness notes. Mrs Dunn of North Main Street is described as four Miss Sara Mullen who has been seriously ill.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Neil Gallagher
Michael Kually
John Forbes
Wim McCloskey
Michael Grady
The
Delaware and Hudson Colliey
Fourth Street
George Edmunds
Mayfield
Richard Friend, Sr
Chauncey
Will Dunn
North Main Street
Sara Mullen
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MR. Patterson
Walter Delmer
Mary Carey
Kes Barre
Hilizabeth Bird
Teeveseeeeeeese Ee Pty Inover
Frank Jones
Peed
Beranton
Rebecca Jones
Seeldeweey Denser
Ess Sopatcom
Court House News Notes
Fred Morgan
Saulage
Merchants ,” Mechanics Bank
Spruce Street
Green Valley
Maryland
C. H
Sam Thompson
Mount Vernon
Hollywood Rye
Jas, BE. Pepper & Co
Meadville
Duffy's
Triumph
Triumph Brand
Roderick Chu
Usher
DeWar
Burke
Ramsey
Scotch Hill
Thompson & Co
John Robertson
Ramsay
JAS. Hennessy & CO
John Jameson
Kinahan
Irish Burke
Martell
California
New England
Medford and
St. Croix
Burke's
Jamaica
London Dock
Gins
Graham & Co
Field, Son & Co
California Wines
Duge
Laubenheimer Niersteiner Hochheimer
C. B
Lauternes Bordeau Ra
Etery
Lauternes
Tokay Oe
Poltay
Triumph Brand—Po
Jottle
Eebteaae
Rhine
Sauternes
Abo
Moselle
C. Lautern & Sohn
Laubenheimer Niersteiner Deidesheimer
Carl Acker
Beaujolais
Macon Vieux Beaune
Casette Laubenheimer Niersteiner
Deidesheimer
Hochheimer
Johannisberger
Henkel & Co
Chtes Zeltinger
Braunneberger
Josephshofer Graacher Auslete
J. Calvet & Co
St. Emilion
St. Bkatephe
St. Julien
Er Jottle
Jules Regnier & Co
Cape Cine
Case
Harts
Ccs
Imperial
Galton
T. McMullen & CO
White Label
Robert Smith
Phila
Culmbacher
Bavaria
Wareburger Hofbrau
Munich
Munecher
Frankenbrau
Anhaeuser-Busch
Casey Bros
Munster
Ey Brot
Denarriyr Ors
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
D., L. & W. Board For Today
Coular
Brown
Warfel
Halistead
Latimer
Npon
John
Iubawan
Halstead
P. m
Denine
Father Valentine
Valentine C. BP
Scranton, Pa
Duggan
Ribune
Pathe Whitty Society
Itu
Burrows
Florey & Brooks
Jermyn - Mayfield