End of the libel case and multiple convictions
The article reports multiple trials with guilty verdicts for libel and related offenses. Defendants include Schroeder and William Mitten, amid prosecutions by A. M. Morse and Judge Archbald. Sentences include fines and county jail terms for thefts and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rottiers’ Association
Cory
Geng &, Horn
Charlies Minkalis
Anthony Stepenovna
Archbald
Archbald of Stealing Thirtvenue Woo! Dolla From the Hotel of Wolf Nowenberg
Ponavena Mithajie Wimgontenen
Wan Ol Pregent
Longstanding Divorces Move Through Parish Court
A mixed set of divorce actions unfolds as spouses seek legal separation. Delmar Palmer seeks relief from Lisie M. Palmer, citing cruel treatment after a 1836 Lisie marriage in Broome County New York. Jennie Thomas sues James Thomas for divorce after a July 1887 marriage, abandonment since August. Fred Webb petitions for divorce from Isabel Webb, married in 1891 in Lancashire, England, and later residing at Maple Street Weckville. he alleges desertion the same year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick
Joba
Cligpairie
Wheouple
Mire
Fitepachoa Oleues Rhwatshi
Lushind
James Thomas
Hey
Fred Webb
Isabel
Lancashire
England
Maple Atrest
Weckvilla
Webb
North Main Avenue
Appointment and rulings in late 19th century court case notes
The record notes John Nerney as deputy capetable in a Wright district case, with WH Dinder, Mary A. McAndrewe and Andrew Miller mentioned in relation to incapacity and liability claims. Judge Archbald issued an opinion denying removal of Frank Williams and addressing negligent duties in a separate matter amid citations about lunacy procedures and bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nerney
Dinder
Mary A. McAndrewe
Andrew Miller
Simon Navies
Charles Millar
Jenny Muwell
van Derterday
Archbald Handel
Cole
City Club Holds Annual Meeting and Reelects Officers
The City club held its annual gathering last night electing officers for 190 and approving the year’s business. President W. Diehl, Vice President William L. Carr, and Treasurer Secretary W. Millar were reappointed. Millar reported 47 members on the roll, near the maximum. A luncheon was served by steward Louis Storm, with committees named and a motion to reengage the steward at higher pay. The club, organized September 8, is a new nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memors
W. &. Diehl
William L. Carr
Trensurer
W. Ss. Millar
Twat
Millar
Lincoln's Birthday Program by Hartley and Schubert Quartet
The Lincoln birthday event at Railroad Young Men's Christian Association hall drew railroaders and families. Ventriloquist Charley Hartley and the Schubert quartet performed with soloists John Watkins David Stephens Joshua John and John W Jones. Hartley delighted the crowd with ventriloquist dolls and witty patter, plus a solo act by Me Hartley on a Thomas Keene impersonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Young Mena Christian Association
Ventrilo
Quikt Charley Hartley
Schubert Quartette
John Watkins
David Stephens
Joshua John
John W. Jones
Charles Hartley
Me Hartley
Thomas Keene
Wilkes-Barre Wins as Biovele Club Loses Monday Night
Wilkes-Barre residents claim a victory while the Borunton Biovele club suffers defeat on Monday night in a local bowling matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borunton Biovele Club
Wilkes-Barre
Weer End Wheelmen Triumph in Bowling Night Clash
Wilkes and Barren led the Weer End Wheelmen to a win as Scranton trailed 98 pins behind after three matches. Wardell topped the fra match with a 200, while Beavers Taylor Worden and Kays fell to defeat. Weigand starred for the West Enders against Roseville with a strong 180 plus average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes
Scranton
Wardell
Worden
Kays
Taylor
Beavers
Weigand
Roseville
Atrenaly
West Enders
Fight Ends In Draw In Priceburg Bout
The planned boxing match between Hilly Mack of Bellevue and Harry Massini of Wilkes-Barre at Tigue's gymnasium in Priceburg was interrupted by a rain delay and the fight ended after a few lively rounds as a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilly Mack
Bellevue
Harry Massini
Wilkes-Barre
Tigue
Priceburg
Tibet
Consolidation Rumors Stir Scranton Rail Traffic Prospects
Industrial notes expect the Philadelphia and Yeading extension to Veronton and the HKeading purchase of the Central Railroad of New Jersey to reshape freight coal and passenger movement. Summer traffic openings ahead will link to Philadelphia and the South, with retirements among executives as consolidation looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia and Yeading
Veronton
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Scranton
Philadelphia
W. EB. Miner
New York
New Jerger
Atlee Cement Company
Turbulent D L W Board Schedule With Numerous Assignments
The D L W Board for today lists a crowded timetable of workers and shifts. Names such as Stevens, Mosier, Cavennod, Mullet, McDonnell, McCarthy, McCuim, Bennett, and Secor appear with start times ranging from 6 am to 4:45 pm. The schedule references locations near Cayuga and Nav Ane with engines and posts, noting various laborers and foremen assigned through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Laborer
Mosier
Ge. m
Cavennod
Mullet
McDonnell
T. McCarthy
McCuim
Bennett
Fink Mahon
Secor
M. Loughner
Om m
J. Mennigan
O A. UK
Cal—F. McDonnell
G. Mrountellier
Nichole
Cate
A. Khrgwood
Doherty
East
I. Masievem
Wild Gore
Gagalanthy
Kingwhers
Master
Bop
I. T. Pitapathik
Sh i. Maines Curngg
John Master
Moran
Jersey City Clerk Faces Family View Over Railroad Transfer
Lackawanna chief clerk to Special Agent Adameon in Philadelphia area contemplates parental view. The Girai Trust Company of Philadelphia assumes responsibility for 24,000,000 involved in transferring the Central Fairhead of New Jersey to Reading magnates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyne
Adameon
Lackawanna Railroad
Jersey City
Gira! Trust Company
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Reading
Police Chief Seeks Addresses for City Residents Missing People
Chief Hobting reports receipt of dozens of letters from residents asking for information on relatives and missing persons. An array of names from Clara Jeffrice of Kansas to Raphael Polhemus, once in this city, seek current addresses. The chief notes none of the inquiries locate the individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobting
Clara Jeffrice
Girard Kanate
Thomas Hill
Will
Hard Mount UN
Charles Wapolske
Myre
G. Pawararat
Mit Grana Avenue
Racine, Wie
William Walters
Uthoa
N. Y
Jake
Carr
East Party
Seventh Street
New York City
Bellington
W. Va
Lena Hergenbalm
Thirteenth Street
Brooklyn
N. C
Raphael Polhemus
Cubs
Secret organizations seek terms for new headquarters in Guernsey Hall
Secret local groups in the city consider changing their headquarters and are invited to Guernsey Hall to call for terms dates and details. J. W. Guernsey proprietor coordinates the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
J. W. Guernsey
Extreme folly and stomach disease warning in old editorial
A moral essay warns that risking health by defying natural laws is foolish. It argues stomach disease causes many illnesses and that treatment must target digestion. The piece promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with patient testimonials and solicitation for the doctor's books and consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Golden Medical
Deadlock Persists in Local Silk Mill Strike
The silk mill strike remains deadlocked with no new developments. Striking workers maintain a fixed wage demand and refuse compromise while operators insist offers were fair and warn business paralysis if accepted. mills idle as orders divert to other cities, affecting thousands in business. Harvey hands and Klotz mill workers met at St John’s Hall after at Capouse Avenue yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scraneton
Milly
Harvey
Klotz
St. John's Hall
Capouse Avenue
Unsealing of letters in Lackawanna County Pa
Notice of vault letters being unsealed at Botanton post office Lackawanna County Pennsylvania listing numerous names including H Wipe Posunaater Troe and John Murray with several packages and the date of distribution to claimants. The notice asks for advertisement of claims and to present receipts by a specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botanton
W. E. Prosive
Jol
Plannigan
AL Oc. Fertlok
Thomas den
Charley Gory
Menjanin Goravan
Mr. Margaret
Uyber
Chunks
Firten
Jorge O
Ta. Mur
George Hoskyo
Ralph Mill
Muu Sp
Warley
Charley J. Holtman
Charlie Hanky
Ariao Haupt
W. Boughton
Mim
A. A. Jones
Keoley
List of Names and Addresses Found Near West Scranton Station
A fragmented OCR reads numerous personal names and initials followed by scattered surnames and partial street cues. Mentions include West Scranton Station area and a long string of individuals such as Mies Johanna Releig, Martha Oituer, Kate Carrick Simith, Jowph EL Schulte, Henry Sith, Miss Loulee, John Traitie, and Walker among others linked to packages or deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Johanna Releig
Julia Reilly
Regan
Martha Oituer
Mie
AL A. Steele
Miew Hoe Bread
Charles Shikekly
LU. Sigoner
Kate Carrick Simith
Min W
FB. Sterting
Mary L. Stine
J. M. Slatteaia
Jowph EL Schulte
Tpackager
J. FF. Swartwourt
Fire destroys Andrew Roth's Priceburg hotel
A two story double frame hotel on Lincoln Street Priceburg owned by Andrew Roth was destroyed by fire early yesterday morning about 2 o'clock. Firefighters from Johnson Hose company saved neighboring structures ten feet away. Loss to building and contents estimated at about $1,000 with Roth noting the hotel burned entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Street
Priceburg
Andrew Roth
Johnson Hose Company
Roth
Vaughan Bill Aims To Settle License Fee Dispute
Senator J. C. Vaughan plans a bill to resolve whether city fuel dealers pay 100 or 1000 dollars for licenses, targeting third class to second class city transitions. The proposal sets a transitional annual fee of 60 dollars during the change year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Vaughan
Senate
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Aire
Jordi
Nicholws
Pell
Cnjek Aetteiney Directdied
Anon Te Ues
Haffale Latherta
Mendes
Joseph Lavell
Aca
Wolly Reeve
Mayteld
Maud M. Varnes
Ccessses
Eeee Eeeenens
Maydeld
Robert Provunfeller Sesvesiesrenves
Scranton Aral McUhing Scovenseurenreeeernenens Opaitts
Encreenene
Eee Duemone Etelld
E. Mote
Winges Apuminots
Court House News Notes
City Club
ATR. R.Y. McA
Mr. Hartley
Biowele Club
Tulsday
Per
Pitenergid
Anders Dines
T. Meturthy
Reakeran
Jones
Jones Mike
West Scranton
Mis
Hanmi Madden
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Wacnitatae Enue
Union College
Lackawanna Ave
Conrad
Gordon
Catalogu
H. S. Gordon
Hotels
Hotel Victoria
5Th Avenue
27Th Street
W. Sweenfy
Seamsey
Viterall
Sven
Pual Medicine Co
Code
Ohio
John H. Phelps
Wyoming Avenge
Spruce Street
Densten
Sprus St. Limpe Court Building
Suanson PA
Houm Daily
Sunley
Lace
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, PA
Mrde
Moosic and
Huskinle Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Elstrie
Repaune Chemical Co
Exet
E Hodissons Sons
Pilsner
Ninth Street
Horey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Henry Belin, JR
Mast Sporting
Smokeless
Epee Chemical Company
Cornwell Building
Thos, Ford
B. Smits
BON
Mulligan
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