Local residents and visitors noted in Scranton city scene
Arnold Cohen of Pittston and A B Childe of Towanda were in the city. Several Wilkes-Barre and Blairstown figures also appeared while Dr J Campbell recovered at home. News items include law adjustments after a Carey millinery fire and appointments for theatre and mutual aid roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Cohen
Pittston
BE. A. Childe
Towanda
Miller
Blairatown
N. J
Wyoming
G. B. Schooley
Luzerne
Johler
Green Aline
L. K. Torbet
Wilkes-Barre
Thie City
W. Gore
W. E. Allen
Philadelphia
Hertha
Moses
New York City
George Taylor
Carbondale
Annie Costello
Binghamton
Jessie Kennedy
Wyoming Avenue
Walter Frank
J. J. Fordham
Sandérson Avenue
George C. Knox
Pennays- Vinnik Dental College
Spruce Street
A. B. Smith, Jr
J. R. Rayneford
Montrose
J. Campbell
Tle
Gibwon Street
John J. Fahey
Carey
John A. Nallin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edwin G. Reel
Scranton Traction Company
Meadville
J. Manner
Jay Circus
Davies Theater
Westminster
Alfred W. Moyer
Lancaster
J. Strauss
Wilkes- Barre
A. J. Rehbeir
Honesdale
Gi. A. Comstock
W. O C. Patterson
Pru Pecture
William Coyne
Adams Avenue
First Degree Verdict in Beechine Murder Case
Joseph Bosehine was found guilty of murder in the first degree for killing Alphonse Completecln, also known as Frank Conford, at Gunker Hill near Dunmore on Sunday night last. The trial, presided by Judge FW Gunster, lasted ten days and ended with a unanimous first degree verdict after initial deliberations and a degree was later specified. The prosecution praised DA John WK Jones while defense attorney Warden Horn pressed for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bosehine
Alphonse Completecln
Frank Conford
Gunker Hill
Dunmore
Homieldw
Loin
FW. Gunster
John WK. Jones
Beechine
Commonwealth
George 8S. Horn
L. P. Wedemaan
Forest City
Ginister
Horn
Ex Tudge Ward
Joseph Boschino
Daniels
Gunster
Mr. Daniels
Case of Ingratitude Ends With Young German’s Arrest
John Mannor, a 21 year old German, was arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing a water and chain from the daughter of Phillip Graff of South Washington Avenue. Mannor, who served five weeks as a benefactor, is unable to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mannor
Yeaterday
Phillip Graff
Washington Avenue
Mannor
Songs of Ye Olden Tyme at Green Ridge Church
Friday night program at Green Ridge Presbyterian features two parts of hymns and tunes. The male and mixed choirs perform pieces by Little Wille Wiggins Blossom Sprague and others, with world tunes and instrumental sections, ending with congregational singing of Auld Lang Syne near the front of the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Shervurne
Davil
Tavigaeiom
Littl Wille Wiggins
Blossom Sprague
Russia
Jemimy Goodenough
Slocum Hollow
Razorville
Green
Jerusalem
Home
Ladtignant Spingter
Perseverance Smythe
Ines
Reuben Armstrong
Mirthal Peve
Hezekiah Hirdsole
Eunice Endicott
Bliwaltyggs
Health Board to Enforce Stricter Milk Adulteration Rules
The Board of Health will require all milk dealers retailers and wholesalers to obtain a license and sign an agreement conforming to rules adopted years ago now being enforced. Adulterated milk and watered skim milk are targeted with penalties for violations and tagged labeling for skimmed products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Admitted Guilty in Barber Shop Theft Case
Alexander Mitchell pleaded guilty to rifling O Milen's barber shop on Spruce Street Wy oming Avenue. He was arrested in Bryn Mawr after fleeing to Iryn Mawr with a sweetheart. Mitchell, 27, born in Spain, was held on default of 500 dollars bond to await court. Chief Simpson accompanied the arrest and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Mitchell
Emnlore
O'Milen
Spruce Street
Wyoming Avenue
Bryn Mawrwatt
Fuller
Mitchell
Spain
Cook
Iryn Mawr
Tie
Chief Simpson
Bryn Mawr
Warrant Issued for Charles Spencer in Litt le England Case
A warrant was issued Tuesday for 41 year old Charles Spencer of Litt le England on charges of drunkenness and threatening his wife. Mrs Spencer testified in police court. he was bound to keep the peace with a $10 fine in default of which he faced one month in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spencer
Little
England
Spencer
Ander Carpenter
Murder trial opens for Joseph Ruminisky in Archbald
The trial of Joseph Ruminisky begins in Judge Archbald’s court charging felonious homicide in the death of August Grouse of Archbald. A jury of twelve talesmen is drawn after delays, with District Attorney Jones and attorney Olver leading the Commonwealth defense by M A McGinley. The incident occurred September 8 when Grouse was killed during a dispute at his Pine Street shop. his son John Grouse is implicated as an accessory but has pled guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Graft
Sartor
Fussimmons
Joseph Green
America
Archbald
John FR. Jones
Charles EB. Olver
Commonwealth
William Dougher
Joseph Kruminisky
M. A. McGinley
Muminisky
Justicce
Medinley
William Pb, Bennett
W. A. St. Jean
Thomas W. Davis
Clark Lowry
John A. Reynolds
W. M. Finn
W. J. Murray
John 2D. Richards
A. K. Detweller
Peter Forreat
W. J. Mathews
Ruminnsky
W. Gi. Moore
Carpenter
Berantan
J. L. Her
Carbonalee
William P. Bennett
Scranton
Evans
August Grouse
John Grouse
Grouse
Hile
Pine Street
Delaware and Hudson
Colbler
Rumiesky Pesan
Rumiinnsky
Ruminisky
van Dusen
Ruminlsky
Hensley Jury Out in Murder and Burta Trials
Jury in the Ruminnsky murder case and the Burta liquor selling case fails to reach verdicts. Burta faces two indictments from October and December grand juries for selling liquor without a license. cases resume today with counsel arguments and court charges. Sheridan Jr James Moran and others were found not guilty of assault and battery. costs to be settled among defendants, prosecutor pays remainder. Column notes advertise Dr. Woot’s cough syrup and plumbing services at 942 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ruminnsky
Albert Burta
Bernard Davia
Burta
Philip Hengley
James Sheridan, Jr
Patrick Malloy
Timothy Moran
John Moran
Daniel Moran
James Leonard
Munyon’s Remedies Promised Cure From Doctors Claims
Doctors tout Munyon’s remedies for rheumatism and indigestion with patient testimonials from New York and Buffalo. Dentists and physicians endorse Stomach and Dyspepsia Cures, claim lasting relief after using Professor Munyon’s specifics. Prices listed as 25 cents a bottle amid a Philadelphia company ad and a local plumbing ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
RK. Barnes
West Avenue
John Haentees
Niagara Street
Munyon
Homoeopathic Home Remwily Company
Philadelphia
Bargain Sale Continues While Goods Last Inside Store
The message urges customers to act now as hundreds have already benefited and promises more bargains on odd pieces inside the shop. It notes the sale continues while stock remains and invites early shoppers to take advantage.
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Norton
Lackaave
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Court House Square
Willam Maitland
Carbarndale
Lackawanna Valley Rapid Transit Company
Allen Norton Leete
Los Angeles
Cal
Webb Sciem
Wilfred Clarke
Frank Conforti
Charles
Scamina
Tipstaff
Anthony Walsh
John Mirane
Watchman Klein
Finnerty
H. T. Coston
Jacob Sutto
Thomas P. Daniela
Glen- After
Hoechine
Robi
Board of Wealth
Jal
Hool
Hood
Washington
New Jersey
Beranton
Leigh and Susquehanna
Kawton
Patrona
Washinton
Seasion
Capitol
Corcoran Art Gallery
Congress
Pillabury
Prait
Laotavanma
Joseph Ruminisky
Hensley
Dr. Woot
W. GO. Doud de Co
Lacka. Ave
DeGraff
West Fourteenth Street
New York
W. G. Doud & Co
Lickiwanna Avenue
Weber
Guernsey
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Schank
Scahank
Ulster
Lackawanna Avenue
E.M. Hetzel
Central
Florey
Ray
Keating
Wmple
Faryign
Makupactonezne
Trenton Iron CO
van Alen
Laqkawani
Dupont
Delaware
Henry Belin
Sie
Wyoming Ave
Third National Bank
Nica
N. A. Hulbert
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Arlene
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins, M’g’i
N. Mm
Pennsylvania
Broad Street Station
Twelfth and
Market Street Station
Peilee Berantoniana
Rhyactte
T. J Victob
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