Suit Against Blue Ridge Coal Company Heirs Claim One Third Interest
Heirs of the late Peter Walsh of Wilkes-Barre sue Blue Ridge Coal Company over a tract of coal land in Archbald. They seek an injunction to stop further mining and claim an undivided one third interest under a verbal lease option with J T Richards. Litigation involves royalties and survey findings, with attorneys Murray Ward and Bor Price listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Walsh
Lackawanna County
Lone of
Owen Movies
Thomas Fallon
San Francsino
Cal
Murray
Eliwateth
Joseph Moyles
Dora FE. Rowe
Davis Walsh
Seattle
Wash
Glue Ridge Car Company
Archbald
Jet T. Richards
Walsh
W. Thompson
ROI. Murray, Ward & Bor
Collusion alleged in old divorce judgment dispute
The case centers Lena Breese formerly Preese suing Samuel A. Breese over a $600 note tied to a divorce settlement. Breese claims the contract failed due to Lena not releasing dower on Carbondale land and improper sale timing. He argues the note was invalid as against public policy and cites missed opportunities to monetize the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liy Onder
Jiice Guneter
Rudimernt
Lena Wadeworth
Lena Preese
Samuel A. Breese
Reece
Lena Breese
Arteles
Carbondale
Tleaise
Carbendale
Sheriff's Sale
Land Sale Deed Error Sparks Ejectment Case
In Blakely a dispute arises after Philip Henry Smith sold a split plot to James and Addie Dolph and later to Crompton. An alderman drafted a deed transferring the whole tract instead of one lot. The Dolphs sue Mrs. Sickler. Smith seeks court correction to align deed with contract. Alleged connections between Mrs. Crompton and Mrs. Dolph may be raised at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washbure & Dawsean
Philip Henry Smith
Smith
Blakely
James
Addie Dolph
D. J. Lewis
John Crompton
Change of management at Wilkes-Barre and Northern rail line
The Times notes a new president John Graham succeeds John Reynolds and director John A Schmitt is elected. Graham says no alliance with Wilkes-Barre Wyoming Valley Traction beyond a traffic agreement. Plans include switching motive power from team to electric and expanding electric service to Luzerne and Harvey's Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Wilkes-Barre
Northern
Wilkee-Barre
Wilkes-Barre and Northern Railroad
John Graham
John HB. Reynolds
John A. Schmitt
Graham
Wilkes-Barre and Northern
Wilkes-Barre and Wyoming Valley Traction Company
Haa
Luzerne
Harveys’ Lake
Will Carry Goods Free for Cuban Relief
The New York Ontario and Western railway offers free transport of clothing food medicines and other necessary supplies from points along its line to New York for Cuban relief. Each shipment must be endorsed Central Relief Committee care of TP Ropes U S government dispatch agent care of Ward Line Steamship Co 1 East River New York and marked Cuban Relief with exact value contents and gross weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Railway
New York
Cuba
Central Relief Committee
TP Ropes
United States
Ward Line Steamship Company
Plier 1
East River
New York City
Lackawanna Farmers Institute Held at Bald Mountain Church
The Farmers institute of Lackawanna county under the state department of agriculture opened at Bald Mountain Methodist church Tuesday at 2 pm. The program featured essays on a model farmer’s home and education, discussions on dairy cows and silage, and questions about farming profits and institute benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Lackawanna County
State Department of Agriculture
Tod
Lackawanna Agricultural Society
Bald Mount Methodist Church
Floyd Leach
H. 8
Cooper
H.W. Northup
Glenburn
W. M. Swallow
Politts
Stas Decker
E.G. Jacobs
Norm G. Necker
Aunt Polly
George Washington
Mise Smith
Rev. Jacobs
Freeman Leach
G. W. Delsecker
C. W H. Belsecker
George Coon
Willa
H. S. Searle
A. P. Young
Farmers’ Organization
Michael Foley
Mr. Young
Mr. Searle
Searle
Young
Floyd Loach
Bertha de Witt
State Department
W. Biesecker
Farmers’ Association of
Theatrical Attractions Witlte’s Woman Opera Company
The Witlte’s Woman Opera Company has drawn wide public interest and envy from traveling managers. It will perform here for seven consecutive weeks with a larger company and new features. The Academy of Music is set to be the center of fashion and entertainment next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witlte
Womic Opera Company
Academy of Music
Keene to Perform Louis XI at Lyceum Weekly
Thomas W. Keene, renowned actor, appears in a Lyceum production of Louis XI on Wednesday evening. He is supported by a top troupe led by writer Charl B. Hanford, with lavish, historically styled costumes and stage design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Keene
Lyceum
Wedenday
Louis XI
Amart
Wactara New
Sterling Wrtier
Charl B. Hanford
Fipfen Set to Begin in Leeen Pe Haamedas Event
The Fipfen start in hires daye en Fagement at Leeeen Pe haamedas March. They have appeared in this city before with notable performances well remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fipfen
Leeeen Pe Haamedas
March
Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Claims Quick Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder as giving instant relief and permanent cure for catarrh hay fever colds headaches bare throat tonsillitis and catarrhal deafness. A single puff clears nasal passages, marketed by Matthews Brothers.
Changes in Baseball Rules On Umpires And Penalties
National League rules committee proposes major changes to umpire duties and no appeal rights while clarifying illegal deliveries. The plan, led by A J Reach, James A Hart, Ned Hanton, awaits league vote, with minority views from J Hanlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Reach
Philadelphia
National League
N. F B. Young
James A. Hart
Chicago
Ned Hanton
Baltimore
Hanelon
Wophres
Kile Duthes
Scott's Emulsion Promoted for Nervous System Ailments
The advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion for nervous system affections due to hypo phosphites, glycerine, and cod liver oil. It claims these three agents create a remarkable tissue builder to aid weight gain and overall health, produced by Scott & Bowne of Chemgusua, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chegusua
New York
Dobbs Defeats Kane in Clean Fight at Music Hall
In a detailed sports letter The Tribune backs Bobby Dobbs as a clean in fencer who defeated Bol Kane in a Wednesday Music Hall bout. Kane admits Dobbs is a vicious in fighter yet condemns unfair fighting while praising Dobbs’s discipline and world class status. Michael seeks a jockey trial after Brooklyn Jockey Club approval and a verbal agreement with Pod Dwyer to begin riding duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F& Savage
Republican
Bobby Dobbs
Bol Kane
Music Hall
Dobbs
California Athletic Club
Twin City Athletic Club
Minneapolis
Kane
Dobbe
John T. Nicholson
Scranton
Jimi Michael
Wii
Brooklyn Jockey Club
New York
Michael
Pod
Dwyer
Berty
Michel
Oxford club declines international summer athletics challenge
President Freemantle of the Oxford University Athletic Club says the organization declined the American universities challenge for an international contest this summer after careful inquiry. He notes prior reach to past members and Cambridge consultation and cites concerns for the sport’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freemantle
Oxford University Athletic Club
Cambridge
Hurst to Manage St. Louis Browns Amid Kicking Debate
Former umpire Hurst takes the helm for the St. Louis Browns with a focus on fair play. Hurst, who umpired last season, plans to address the kicking issue before public comment and may name Dowd captain if he chooses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hurst
Havers
St. Louis Browns
Dowd
Baseball and boxing notes from a bustling spring scene
Shortstop Monte Cross signs with the Phillies while heavyweight champions debate a July 1 deadline. Reports outline Yale Margard base hall dates at Cambridge and New Haven, Downer match forfeit, Burns in Chicago, and New York team preparations with Lakewood and Lakewood events planned for early spring training.
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Monte Cross
Philadielphia Elats
Peter Maher
Yale-Margard
McR
Cambridge
New Haven
New York
Kiper’ Donovan
Nuotick
Aluse
Wille
Wefers
A. BR. Downer
Detovin
Downer
Rom
Yen
Mundiger Burns
Weet Baden
Ind
Wowk
Waveroms
Hart
Maneger Burne
St. Louis
Wiliam Josie
St. Louisa
Joyce
Lakewood
Joyen
New Yorks
Lakewool
Pala Eee
Hod Ory Keener Saenie
Ae Ceeien
Sea dust mystery spreads across oceans study says
A Los Angeles Times piece explores sea dust, describing yellow brick dust fogs near Cape Verde that cover ships and decks as fine powder. Observers note similar dust in the Mediterranean and Atlantic, with no land nearby to source it, suggesting a global oceanic dust phenomenon linked to Central American dust clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape de Verde Islands
Sen
London
Ny Place
Cape de Verde
Mediterranean
Gteria
Africa
Athantic
Central America
British Diplomatic Pay Revealed for Transvaal Rep in Europe
A Tit Tits report notes Dr Levis to represent the Transvaal in Europe with a salary far exceeding Britain’s typical allowances. It contrasts various ambassadorial pay across countries including Paris Berlin Washington and Madrid, highlighting disparities and a notably low Washington rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Levis
Transvaal
Europe
Great Britain
Paris
St. Petersburg
Lucrest
Osu
Washington
Spain
China
Persia
Japan
Brazil
Egypl
Cromer Hue Bende
Pretoria
Colonial Office
Professional Directory listing Scranton physicians and lawyers
A dense roster lists doctors and specialists with offices on Wyoming Avenue Mulberry Street Spruce Street and nearby avenues along with a long list of attorneys at commonwealth building and related offices. Also includes veterinary services, a music orchestra, printers and publishers and local suppliers in Scranton Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Scranton
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Blue Ridge Coal Company
Ux Tueband
N. Y
BR. OH
Farmer's Institute
Bald Mount
Keene
Seges
Lyeeam
Dience
Fortiers
Che
Ilegal
Acta
Elahy
Hale
Alall Gall
Phiy
Bateman
World OF Sport
Meplyton
the Tribune
Michael A Jockey
President Freemantle
Hurst and Rowdyism
Jonas Long
Jonas Long's
Zephyr
Jonas Long’s
The
Los Angeles Times
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Conrad
Lacka. Ave
Scranton, PA
Moosic
Brushdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repiuno Chemical Co
Meare A Hitchen
Tered Mod
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Pr. Cc
Frey
Hank Kldg
Mary A Shepherd
M. D
Epathiat
Adama Avenue
W. E. Allen
Norti Wash
Ington Avenue
L. M. Gates
Madleon Avenue
Pr. C. L. Freas
Cane T. Ce
W. L.amorfaun
Adams
Rook
Linden Street
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
Berunton
D. B. Replogiag
Xiate Security
Mears Building
Washington Avenue
Bpruce Street
Willard
Warren & Knapp
Ketaw
Wuelington Avenues
Ranton, Pa
James H, Torrey
Hooma 415 and Commonwealth Building
Franker, Boyle
Murr
Jesbrup & Jessup
Commonwealth Building
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Keome
James W. Oakford
BH. F. Killam
Commonwealth
Jas. J. MH. Hamilton
Scrantow
Edward W. Thayer
Joseph Jeffreys
Tand & Burr Building
L. A. Watres
Lockawinnaave, Beranton
CR. R. Pitcher
Attorney-At-Las Law
Bergnton, Pa
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
Megarger Brothers
la Washington Avenue
Comegys
Frank P. Brown & CO
Whole
A. W. Bertiolf
Jo& Kuettel
Lacka- Wann Avenue
Boranton
Prinotina
the Tribune Publishing CO
Barring & M
Sweeney
Common
Secreters Vice Agency
Percival J. Morrie
Bound of Trade
Edward H. Davis
E. L. Walter
Lewis “Hancock
Was
T.e
Prederick F Krown
Price Bulling
T. J. Lacky & Son
Architects
Traders’ National Rink
H. FP. Reynolds
Opp
Wyoming Ave
G Snover
Um Lacka Watt Avenue
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
North Malu
Hue
Blk Cape
Icf
Pranklin Avenue
Eutop Joan P. Ziroler
Pronetator
Scranton Hoube
NGARD
L. & W. Paseenger Depot
Victor Koch
Mes
Gable
Washburn Street
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