First Return of Grand Jury Reports Multiple Murder Trials
True bills were returned for three Traction Company men charged with the shooting of Daniel McAuliffe at Mora’s saloon on Luzerne Street after a trolley car incident. Acquittals and other strike related cases followed, with numerous bills ignored and costs assigned to prosecutors. The grand jury also reviewed murder cases including Argentis and Windyslay, a Providence road shooting, and Scranton lace litigation linked to Lackawanna Valley company contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Daniel McAuliffe
Meehan
Armd
Sylvester FL Cosgrove
Frank Kingsley
Frank Kofcznurki
Mora
Luzerne Street
Rtobert Hallentine
Lafayette Street
Oie
Frank Raymond
Morgan Sweeney
John Meehan
Privebure
Frank Skacrylas
Skaervyias
John Argentis
Windyslay Stonstun
Argentis
Tlullans
Anna Hulcatt
Providence Road
Harry Frederick
Frederick
Midley
Misa Hileatt
Konstantynowles
George Bernetski
Providence
Scranton-Pinn
City lighting contract dispute in Carbondale court
Equity court heard J B Walsh against Carbondale over lighting bids. Sackawonny Valley Electric offered 74 a year per light for one year and 70 for three years. Carbondale Gas bid 67 a year per light for five years and 45 for ten years. Councils passed resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
J. B. Walsh
Carbondale
Sackawonny Valley Electric Light Company
Carbondale Gas Company
Walsh Sues Rail Line Over Damages to Family
Peter G Walsh files a suit for himself and his minor child against Jersey Central Railroad alleging a rock from excavation near Inden street bridge shattered the Walsh home doorway injuring his 11 year old daughter and threatening long term nervous harm. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Hon M F Sando and OBrien & Mirlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter G. Walsh
Jersey Central Railroad Company
Walsh
Inden Street Bridge
Waaleh
Judge Kelly awards new trials in four cases
Four opinions were handed down by Judge John B P Kelly. A new trial is awarded in Norman Leach versus Silas Hartley. The rule to open judgment is discharged in two actions with R C Wills as plaintiff and Stephen Flanahan as defendant. The rule for a new trial is discharged in Mary Henry versus Anna E B Zurfileh administratrix of John Shaffer's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BP. Kelly
Norman Leach
Silas Hartley
R. C. Wills
Stephen Flanahan
Mary Henry
Annna EB
Zurfileh
John Shaffer
Orphans Court Proceedings Set For Carbondale Trust Matters
Judge A A Vosburg will hear petitions to remove executor and trustee W L Yarrington for Jane Sweet Hunt estate and to remove Solomon Weingart as executor of Zipra Weingart estate. Audits listed for Letty Ann Ruland Frederick Markwick Richard Harrington Clara Boyer minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
A. A. Vosburg
Presbyterian and
Episcopal Churches
Carbondale
W. L. Yarrington
Jane Sweet Hunt
Letty Ann Ruland
M. J. Martin
Frederick Markwick
John Reese
Richard Harrington
John M. Robertson
Clara Boyer
W. J. Shiffer
Guardian
Ann A. Connolly
L. Tyler Connolly
Charters Sought for Local Societies and Appeals Filed
A charter was applied for yesterday by the Washington Social Club of South Scranton with trustees John Murray Augustus Brown and Fred P Richards. The Franklin avenue clerk filed a petition for a total license. The Liedertafel Singing Society of South Scranton also applied for a charter with subscribers J May Charles Tiego Frei Saar Joseph Kreimer and John Murns. An appeal was made to the Superior Court in the case of Dubl Replogle v Arthur Frothingham as the plaintiff filed exceptions to the bond. Prisoners in Easter penitentiary were released. and a theft case in North Garo avenue on November 1 led to a two year and six month penitentiary sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Social Clib
South Scranton
Whieh
John Murray
Augustus Brown
Fred P. Richards
Franklin Avenue
Liedertatel Singing Society
Doln J. May
Charles Tiego
Frei Saar
Joseph Kriemer
John Murns
Vic
Lastaven
DUBL
Arthur Frothinghon
Plalotitt
Wind Wal Prothvinygham
Hraouk Mirtiny
Buthile
Aml Thoms Kelly
Pawelpila
Easter
Yeeter
Mo Watkie
Nori Garo Avenue
D. L. W. Board Make-up For Day With Many Crews Listed
The document lists numerous railroad crews and assignments for Thursday January 0. It mentions Wild Cats East operations with several names such as M. Finnerty and MM. Wallete and notes Hoboken and Hoboken related crews. It also references Van Wormers, Wallace's crews, Maturthy, Bartholomew, Hennegan, Nichole, Me Allister, and others. A midsize schedule shows departure times from early morning to night with multiple routes and a note that George Rafferty will take its run January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Cats
Duns
Fe Malletts
Staples
Hoboken
HD J
Larking
A. m
Ilétokon
Thierry
AL Gilligan's
van Wormers
Wallace
T. Maturthy
Opayne
A. Hower
W. A. Bartholomew
Symmitt
Bley
J. Hennegan
P. Oh. Golden
Wisher
A. Om. Widner
Winberry
Sa. m
Mower
Moran
Hartholomew
Murphy
We L Bartholomew
Laplig
Wild City Weal
MM. Cunmody
Mo O. Randolph
Po Wills
John Tinlagan
A. E. Ketchum
M. Khigeley
My P. Singer
Nauman
Ai. Oh Muirnmy
Odop
M. Stanton
Mes Giowwin
Bargain Sale on Boys Suits Rugs and More in Downtown Store
A crowded one hour sale offers double breasted wool cheviot boys suits sized 7 to 15 at 84 cents, a Smyrna rug 50 by 60 inches at 1.09, wool waist blouses sizes 32 to 44 worth 1.50 now for one hour, 28 inch umbrellas automatic self openers and Congo twist handles priced to clear, and women's and girls shoes in genuine Dongola kid with full guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Svgvelave
Cacusecs
Alga Sielh Ince
Visiserrata
Sere
Sale of Dress Goods and Men's Wear at One Hour
A mixed lot of discounted fabrics and apparel offered for one hour. Includes 82 inch double fold plaids, boys fleece lined underwear, men's camel's hair hose, outing flannel shirts, towels, turkey red table damask, and outing negligee material with reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhorngutae
Ova Witt
Bisesehomata Gallic
Turkey
Train Schedules From Effert For Nov 3 1901
Timetable listings show departures to Philadelphia New York and western points via D and HL lines with Black Diamond Express services and connections at Scranton White Haven Bethlehem and Towanda. Pullman cars noted with offices at Cortland Street New York and South Bethlehem ta provide ticketing and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effert
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
DO O& HL
D&w RR
White Haven
Singleton
Principal
Pottyville
Bethlehem
Easton
Treading
Warristivre
Sh & A. TR. OR
Aye
D&w R. R
Tunkhannock
Towandé
Elmira
Tahuca
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niigara Falls
Chicago
D. & UL i RR
Tas
Mos
Lac
Black Dimond Mx
D&o Ch
A. W. Nosemacher
Imias
South Hethlehem
Public Square
Wille
Barte
New Jersey Central Timetable From Scranton and New York
New Jersey Central schedules list trains from Scranton and stations in New York and Philadelphia with through vestibule service and Pullman facilities. Services run to Avoca Mittaton Wilkes Barre Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Pottsville and other points with multiple daily departures and ticketing at the Scranton station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileot
New York
Liberty Stroot
South Perry
N. Wt
Scranton
New
Philadelphia
Easton
Belehem
Allen
Mutoh Chunk
White Haven
Ashley
Wilkes Favre
Quaker City
Avoca
Mittaton
Wilkes Burro
Owen Grove
Bop
Reading
Lebanon
Varrisburg
Sanday
Pottsville
MM. Hart
Pass
W. Wentz
Pennsylvania Railroad Schedule Through Scranton to Philadelphia
Schedule describes a vestibule train from Wilkes Barre to Philadelphia with stops at principal stations including Harrisburg and Washington. Weekday service lists multiple intermediate stops such as Pottsville, Reading, and Baltimore with connections to Wilkes Barre and Wilmington. Generals J B Bietschison and J B Wood noted as officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feuve
Woah
Willie Turret
Miladelhphils
Whci Pollaville
Maltin
Whilington
Fippeburg
Sunbery
Harrisburg
Whilidelphia
Balmnore
Washington
Wilshure
Wilkes
Havee
Pullikan
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Pincipal
Pope
Dave
Maeleton
Dunia
Midadelphie
Piltebe
J. Bietchisaon
Gen
Mer
J. B Wood
Mase
Agt
Train Schedules and Delays at Carbondale and Nearby
Fragmentary notes describe train services in Carbondale and surrounding areas with references to arrival times, nonSunday operations, and connections to New York routes. Mentions include Martel Ghal, Wagle, and Wiksentzane, with several undecipherable timings and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
uoUe
Aim Ware
Bivanitanh
Carbondale
Cade
Ares
Risa
Creda
Cwrindla
Aviva
Berndt
T Salieda
Vallala
Raya Wiksentzane
Mommie Lone
New York
Wildbetowin
Walton
Sorchik
Osta
Hay der Information
Ponsa Holst Aconts
York
Fruiue for New York Script Mixup Causes Confusion
A garbled text fragment from a New York item shows scattered references to Newburg, a bishop, and a transit note. The readable portion hints at a local travel or scheduling glitch with unclear dates and names, leaving readers puzzled about the event or announcement.
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TREY
Vrank
Winslee
We AL
Sylvester Fo Ceswrowes
AL Piitep
Pride
Vrank Whoteaunisk
Wook
Thiltips
Gas
Conepivney
George Conta
Bdoward Cordner
John Plungherte
Michiael Moran
Halle
Joseph Browns
George V. Atherton
Charles Ddith George EK
Atherton
Iricon
Theodore Martine
Anthony Vancardi
Poe
Nidhi Priene
Europe
Marii Tenninges
TH. Slennings
M. P. Kearney
Daniel Th Thiet Flicker
Jiros
Thenaa Gilhoys
Thomas Gardner Jes
Anthony O'Malley
Williand Dukers
Dota Dexter
Pais
William Me “Graws
Stopiet Dyer
Ellen Shell
Stephen Dyer
Thomas Cine
Andrew Lediron
Sha Stephen Dyer
Hugh Me €Ivan
Stephen Liver
Patrick MicNulty
Janes PL McAndeew
Thomas Williuame Jimes
McAndeew
Thomas OL Williatss Domes
McAndrew
Michael Varence
George Corlner
Michel Moran
Stanislans Ovetllakis Veidvint Philip
Artie Youngs
William Hick
Styhon Kieerell
Stephan Mussina
Max Werring
Harry Marels
Dames Weck
Mos Orley
Joseph Scotts
A. de Tikkow
Ron
Thomas
John Phone Movin
Jrs
George Cordier
Michatel Movin
Jos Mdwand Cordier
Michael Moran
Pines
Kosh
James Mc Cuser
Albert Smith
A. Curtis
Guetlss Tos
HE Upton
George BD
Browsis Pines
Wiesel
Willis
James
Janes Janes
Mednirow
Pian
Michel
Cashs
Lackawanna Valley Company
Burns
Butler
R. D. Atnurt
Robinson
John M. Kemmerer
William Creighton
Scranton Lace Manufacturing Company
Equity Court
Urhiin Harber
Seeeeaseeneeree
Eeeees
Suanson
Loretta Coster
Bea Suranton
Toul Kasures
Zadowska Wloirs
Gale Aneser Ee Eeepeeteeense
Ee eStranton
Ranten Onegali Musautio
Pereeeeeree
Malin Gallewisetkia
Ee Somnion
Tau
Hones
Mary
Prior Feeee
Ranten
Dohin
Teayton Beater
Ph Tonealky
Ole Forge Murs’ Marawhoy
Peasterypenrors
Old Forge
Court House News Notes
Board For Today
Wild Cats East
Finnerty
MW. Langen
Bedkormen Uualn
Khivefey
Thuffalo Om
Um George Rafferty
Henry Belin, JR
The
Wyoming
Tars
Dupont
Powder Mining
High Explosives
Plymouth
Jonas Long
Jonas Long's
Ons
Cinity
Ves &c
Lic
N. B
Anc Elulich
By Mone Ios
Lackawanna Avenue
Lack’n Ave
People’s
Credit Clothing Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Toulyhanna
Nicholson
Northumberland
Bor Hinglamton
Bloomsburg
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New Jersey Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ontario and Western
Erie Railroad
Fruiue
Pouiaby
Newburg
State Normal School
Bloomsburg, Pa
J. P. Welsh, A. M
Ph. D
Prin
Correspondence
T. J. Foster
R. J. Foster
Scranton, PA
Elmer HW. Lawall
Treas Stanley BP
Hodinsons
Pilsner
Suranton, PA
California Fig Syrup CO
Heneere
Bua
Rigel Pelion
Lehlilig
Fred Ham
Medina
Benton
Theel
Railroad
TIM & Tables
Delaware and Hudson
Mileuk Novenkos
Eco
Susuay
Aod
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