Wilkes-Barre Superior Court Faces Rent and Sheriff Cases
Lapses in ownership and rent disputes dominate Wilkes-Barre Superior Court with cases on a father’s land deed to a nephew, city hall rent for a tax receiver, and sheriff keeper pay. The docket includes the Wilkes-Barre Record’s fee dispute and a salubrious look at Lackawanna matters to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lifterne County
Superior Court
Lackawoona
John Davis
Patrick Martin
D. L. O'Neill
Joh M. Garmen
J. F. O'Neill
J. O. Opp
BH. W. Palover
A. H W. Meéttin
Appelle
Woodward
Weldrick
McGovern
Ie Mesa
Batterton
Juilgerr W. ¢Hunster
Howe O
Bogut
eGle
Powell
Wilkes-Barre
Chase
Ape
Freigntent
the Common Pleas of
Luverne
H.W. Palmer
W. McLean
Appellee
Arpellant
W. W. Schuyler
Northampton
Yulmet
Columbia County
J. Boyd McHenry
Kittle
Grant Herring
Henry Kline
Hie
Arsumenta
Kline
J. C. Johnson
J.C. Powell
Luzerne
George 8. Ferris
G. L. Halsey
Record
Scranton Interests at Lebanon Ponder Furnaces Shake Up
Rumors of a management shake-up at the Lackawanna Iron and Steel furnaces in Lebanon follow the resignation of Andrew Hrady, with Edward E. Bradbury described as assistant to the president. The plan reportedly shifts operation to Lebanon and North Cornwall furnaces, promising wage-related benefits but reducing local purchasing perks. rail shipments and coke supplies will increase activity, potentially boosting the economy of Lebbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Lebanon
Andrew Hrady
Colebrook
Lackawanna Company
Hid
Louie Gramemer
Cornwall and
Colebrook Furmers
North
Lelwinen
Yulighedl
Edward E. Bradbury
Scranton
Did Uilemuin
Uolebrook
North Cornwall
Lebwie
Beranton
Bupe Iew
Joen Foriniries
Cranmot
Lebbin
Accidents of the Year in Fourth Luzerne District
Mine Inspector Williams reports 1897 fatalities totaling six with 28 miners and others injured and 64 non fatal injuries. He lists occupations and nationalities of the injured and notes 1896 saw more fatal accidents but fewer non fatal ones in the Fourth coal district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzerne
Williames
Iieh
Classified Ads on Page Six Skewed for Advance Charges
Readers note all advertisements in column three titled Coxcaptain or Situations Wanted appear to push advance charges. The page warns against requesting charges and urges strict prepayment for listings.
Wanted Advertisers and Agents in Various Fields
Classifieds request experienced salesmen and agents for substitutions and subscriptions, offering salaries and commissions. Posts include canvassing for stock subs, selling goats to dealers, and introducing Snyder’s cake. also furnished rooms for rent and agents for Lon... (text cut)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soian- Fon
Snyders
BK Snyder & CO
Cincinnati
Rhholard
John Street
New York
Real Estate Announcement Extraordinary
Real estate notice highlights Mead One Cent a Word pricing and ads for parcels near Wyoming and Penn avenues on Vine and Olive Street. Mentions two large buildings suitable for business and manufacturing, with contact through Fol PreTreock & Son for property in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adva
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Cape Italiste
Wyoming
Penn Avenues
Alnoml Hoy Bisnewa
Remy
Hpretreock & Son
Real Rstate
Lackawinun
For Sale Odd Rooms in Green Ridge Area
Classified alert lists multiple rental and sale notices on Madison Avenue and Penn Avenue with references to eight to nine room houses. Names W Stokes and Wyonleg Avenue Attorney appear among terse ads including a 20 horsepower item and miscellaneous furnishings.
Real Estate Ad and The Lyceum Show Listings
Real estate ad on Chestnut street offers a 10 room NH house on a 75 by 150 foot lot. Writings describe stage acts at the Lyceum including Henry Miller, Sternon's Double Monster Co in Uncle Tom's Cabin, and Bon Ton Burlesquers vaudeville at Music Hall with musical numbers and elaborate scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ague
D. Williams
Chestnut Street
Sternon
Double Monster Company
Lyceum
Peets
Mra
Harriet Beecher Browe
Lone Star Quartette
Bon ‘Ton
Music Hall
Theatrical Attractions Boost Largest House of Season
The feature becomes a crowded Lyceum as rising shows fail to meet expectations while repeat performances draw record crowds. William Barry’s new play WHE proves costly. however Rising Generation gains strong reception. Old favorites return with renewed applause. the cast includes Joseph Davis and James Manning. A Boy Wanted by Charles F. Blaney, with a forty‑strong company, headlines at the Academy. Heartheare closes the notice with tomorrow’s engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Henry Miller
Mr. Miller
Sia
Arthur Elliot
William Barry
John Bradley
Joseph F. Davis
Book Moran
James H. Maning
Dionysius O'Mara
Vincent
Johanna Me Hhusne
Horthe Dyar
Miss Barry
Elale
Charles FB. Blaney
Academy of Music
Nellie O'Neil
Gehrup
Frances Hartley
Raymond Jin
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Fennell
Charity P. Worthington
Orphans’ Court of
Edward Thayre Hpoin
Scranton Traction Company
William Koch
Catherine
Edwin Hieweaker
Catherine Rittenbender
Catherine Biesecker
Edwin Biesecker
W. F. Barnes
Bonta Plate Class Company
Pantcal
Sn Platen
Niagara ST
Ita
Tribune
U. Evans & CO
Chicago
Tanten
Clifton Soup and Manufecturne Company
Kyward'c
Borden Hook
Caillat Osu Mulberry Street
Adles
M.A. Spreerbing
Lawrence, Mich
Madison
Ron
THE
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Mort
W. W. Hamilton & CO
Milk Street
Boston
Mass
Gqrmatest Ae Ovieg
Talis One Bs
Volver Hros, Hotchester
N. C
ORNS
Rell Olay Poe
STORM
Mnie Rt Pon
Ey Wae
Ort Turon
Londike
Aqgenta
Addreen National Publ
Tahing Coy Lake
the Building
torTons
Glen Brothers
Rochester
Stockholders’ Meeting
Moose Powder Company
John D. Shereh
Hawley Rivetre
Te Company
Meare
Lake K. Edgar
Scranton Bedding Co
Ofice
Wanna Avenue
Meranton
T. H. Benton
At. Clare Cont
Kd. Kingsbury
Enterprise Powder Manufaturing Company
LSPA
K.P. Kingsbury
B.brigos
Nhiaus
Adama and Mulberry
SHAR
Cooper
Scranton Street
Washburn Street
M. Heytzes
Chiro
Lackawanna Avenue
Addreas
J. Kk
Lake Street
City
Junion
Salos
Paul Treat
Addrem Hox
Jermyn
Hou
Price Street
A. Tribune
Emily
Lake Treat
Gituation
Madison Avenue
Qipvation
Franklin Avenue
F. AC
Washington Avenue
Iroman
Anythbing
F.s
Lavelle
G'Tuation
J.W
Mears Huilding
J. M. Cure Tribune
Yobo
James
South Locker Court
Addresa
Cook
Fisher
Peon Avenue
Poe
Jane
Penn Avenue
Bath
Sma Processents
P.w.stokesa
Athorney
Wyomine Avenue
Hatit
Ti Electric
Keen Hidge
W. Stokes
Wyonleg Avenue
W. H. Anderson
North Main Avenue
ONF
Weston Abe J
Mainavvenus
Division
Jackson Streets
H. Ward
L. Hinke
Uncle Tom
Hou Ton
Connolly & Wallace
Hill & Lonsdale
Lonsdale
Sac
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Ige Skates
C.m.florey
Wyoming Ave
Academy of Clush
Charles E. Blaney
Feople
Heturn of
Heartsense
Heartheare
Conrad
Mittowist
Aval
Ners
Seyeelab
DR. Himberg
Spruce Street
Oreree Or
Tee Colmery Enginerer Company
Coal Exchange
Pennsylvania
von Lundred
Stanley PP. Allen
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Eatath
Atic Rohartson
Latkawanol
Pennaylvania
Eine
Mach Lhe
Robertson
Executria
L. Mipchcook
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court Howes
Richardson-Boyatos
Lyceum Theater
Reis & Burgunder, Lessees
of Charlies Frohman
the Garden Theater
George P. Stetson
S Cabin
Barnum
M. F. Luce
Cas
A. A. Pengvessy
Montview
Sabu
BON Ton Burlesouers
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