CITY NOTES AND LOCAL INCIDENTS IN SCRANTON
Police court fined Matrick O Neill and Tack Moore eight dollars each for fighting. A false alarm sounded on Clay avenue at 7 last night. Trepassing arrest on Lackawanna railway led to fines. Miners injured and fatalities reported from nearby mines. A civic meeting and a child scalding incident noted. Weekly bank clearings shown for the Berunton Clearing House district. Death of Elwin Murillo in Buffalo hospital. relatives sought in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matrick O'Neill
Minoo
Tack Moore
Moir
Aluror
Clay Avenue
Cibwit Eteeet
Bupalo
Butlalusyiwnay
Elwin Murillo
Drareness T Hospital
Clit
Sartor
South Scranton
Hickory Street
Beo
August Jenkins
Bialr Avenue
Deveass
Subpoena Chase: Coyne Flees as Constable Reads It
A stern chase unfolds on Washington Avenue as Deputy Constable McDonald pursues John J. Coyne, leader of the Coyne faction, while trying to serve a court subpoena. Coyne dodges through halls and a city elevator before finally being reached as he steps onto a South Side car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minooka
anti-Coyne
Democratic Party
McDonald
Howe
John Joyce
Coyne
Joyce
John J. Coyne
Menara
Washington Avenue
Lackawanna Avenue
Criminal Court Begins February Session With Multiple Murder Trials
William R. Lewis the new district attorney presides as February criminal court opens. Two murder cases draw attention: Samuel Billiot of Carbondale faces Edward Herbert’s murder, and Mrs Josephine Bevalacque and husband Pasquale face charges in Mrs Mary Rose’s killing at Green Ridge. Other trials include ex Select Councilman Thomas J. Coyne for perjury, Dan W. McKinney and FB J Maloney on bribery, and several local aldermen and justices of the peace facing misdemeanors across February 12 to 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Lewis
District Autorney
Criminal Court
Samuel Billiot
Carbondale
Edward Herbert
Herbert
Billiot
Josephine Bevalacque
John Lentes
J. W. Miller
John P. Kelly
John J. Ruddy
Throat Blessing Observed Across City Churches
St. Blasius Day observances took place in Catholic churches citywide with a throat blessing ceremony. At St. Peter's cathedral nearly 1000 people sought blessings between 2 and 4 p m. Clergy officiating included Rev. J A Ottelly Rev Luke Van Ray Rev Mylen a McManus and Rev J J McLoughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. A. O' Tellly
Luke van Ray
Mylena McManus
J. J. McLoughn
Court House News Notes Crisp election hearing set next Wednesday
Court reports fix a hearing date for the eighteenth ward primary election dispute. A jury acquits or decides in favor of the defendant in a separate ejectment suit, with Henry Lange of South Scranton noted as an inmate at the Milde home in Tunatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lange
South Scranton
Milde
Willian Allapaugh
Nancy Reynolds
Sermon on Christian Science by Dr. McLeod at First Presbyterian
Dr. James McLeod preached the first in a series on Christian Science at the First Presbyterian Church. He argued Christian Science is the highest Christian science rooted in divine revelation, distinguishes from physical science, and centers God as a personal, loving Father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Jess Christ
Theroldr
Wwe
Cord
Astorte
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Split
Jess
Iemelos Christiane
Dessa Cheiat
Peron
Tie
Jena Mimolt
Becaum
God the Father
God the Son
God the Holy Ghost
Term of the Federal Court Opens with March Delays
The regular United States District Court term is postponed to April 6 due to the Court of Appeals meeting. Judges Atcheson and Burlington will preside, with Anna Dickinson versus Dr. James Oglesby leading the trial list. Other cases involve Erie Railroad, Delaware Hudson Canal, Kingston Coal, and major trespass and equity actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian and Misiones Alliance
Chritian Alliance Tabernacle
Jefferman Archic
Delaware Acroet
Connor
Vere
Dota
A. I. McGough
Philadelphia
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Anna Dickinson
United States District Court
M. W. Atchheson
Joseph Buffington
Congress
District Court
Eircnit Court of Appeals
M. W. Atcheson
Joseph Burlington
United States Court of Appeals
Fred C. Leonard
Wilam T Lindsay
Anna EF. Dickinson
James 0. Oglesby
Oglesby
Danville
Miss Dickinson
James Scarlet
Mise Dickinson
New York
Erie and Western Railroad Company
Frie Railroad Company
Ve. Willam PF. Dodge
Willard, Warren and Knapp
FE. G. Butler
Margaret Russell
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Willard
Warren & Knapp
W. W. Lathrope
Jessup & Jessup
Bogart
Anna FE. Dickinson
James Oglesby
Thie Cane
Michael T. Walsh
Patrick Votler
Royal Union Militafe Insurance Company
Usnanpalt
Trossois
Lake Vile and Western Railroad Company
Erie Railroad Company
Willian
Trwle
Aerumpeau
Kingston Coal Company
Alt
George Wilkinson
Delaware and and Bon Canal Company
Treapues
Mary J. Greenman
Asa Handall Weynolds Vy
Sheldon Axle Company
Bridget Chequers
John Cheevers
Delaware and Utalbon Company
Railwar News from Pekin Reports Polio and War Impact
A terse AP dispatch from Pekin notes German forces and rail disruptions amid ongoing conflict. It mentions Polio in Hunley town and increased wartime strain on transportation and communications ahead of potential redeployments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helin
von Waldersos
Railwar
Hunley Town
Memorial Service for Queen Victoria Observed at Local Church
A memorial service in honor of Queen Victoria was held yesterday afternoon at the Penn Avenue Baptist church. The Sunday School organized the event in the lower temple with English and American flags displayed. Rev. Dr. Robert F. Pierce spoke of the queen's crown and his European trip memories as he addressed the young attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Penn Avenue
Robert F. ¥. Pierce
Europe
Memorial service honors Queen Victoria in Christ Church
A memorial service for Queen Victoria was held at Christ Episcopal Church on North Washington Avenue. Rev. F.S. Ballentine delivered a sermon praising her virtuous life and purity, with brief remarks from Mayor James Moir recounting anecdotes about Balmoral and the queen's character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moir
Gevern
Seonand
Balmoral
Wage Scale Prep by Central Labor Union for Silk Mills
President M. D. Flaherty leads the scale committee in drafting a uniform wage scale for silk mill strikers. The plan, to be completed today, proposes about a 124 percent overall increase, with 16 percent for low wages and 24 percent for higher salaries, plus abolishing mill fines and paying beginners after two weeks to six months. Reports say Harvey's mill may be targeted today, though officials deny any planned reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Flaherty
Central Labor Union
Harvey's Mill
Stfikers
Thorvey
Gems for sale promise big savings at local shop
A sales pitch promises pure, nicely made gems at 25 percent below competing prices. The speaker invites a visit to the shop to see the selection.
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DR. Hand
THE
DR. Hand Condensed Milk CO
Scranton, PA
Lackawanna Dairy CO
H. B. Ware
Fice
MOR
Ripp
South Seaindon
Lackawanna Railread
Albertson Millar
Hed
Peamonda
Willim Vrest
Toslor
Taylor Livaitis
Treseus Nesuived
Jantar
Amiolia Thedella
Fd Forge
Sibley Mine
Lackawanna Hospital
Peeterday
Bovale
Stennie Harding
Spruce Street
George Smitih
Jackson Deert
Archbald
Haimemann
Celer
Campbell’s Hall
Jackawanna Avenue
Chiristina
Soamohl
Wassenkell
Iu. Kolb
WNT
Board of Revision
Camelinen MLV
Mort D. TL Reese
Simon Thomas
Tradvis
National Bank
Berunton
Providence Gas & Water Co
Scranton Gas and Water Co
Broadway
N.Y
Commonwealth Whig
Beranton
Wilkow
M'Donald
Criminal Court Today
W. R. Lewis
ST. Blasius
Court House News Notes
M’leod
Walia
Aquinas
Christian Sular
Hairy
Erration
Federal Court
Equiry List
Scranton
Davis Colly Grenodeter Company
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Henry Wehrum
ATHE
Traders ‘National Bank
Associated Press
Penn Avenue Baptist and
Christ Churches
Haviland & Co
China
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming
Avenas
Dr. Reyer
Bittenbender & CO
Franklin Ave
Spencer Business College
Tribune Publishing Company
Scranton Tribune
Guernseys
Ivor Price
Arlie Frutchey
E. Schimpee
GUNSTER_& FORSYTH
Dominion
Norfolk, Va
Old Point Comfort
Richmond, Va
Washington, D. C
North River
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
el Beech Street
N. Y
Brown
G.P. A
Walker
Traf
Mgr
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