Miscellaneous Local Notices From Scranton Area
A jagged list of names and places appears describing travel departures and moves. Mentions Venstonh of North Main Avenue and the Nettletons, various residents in Pasadena Gilbertdie and Dalton, an organ recital by Teot Hoffmeister in Providence Presbyterian, and civic figures like Mayor James Mary in Harrisburg for presidential electors. It notes George MacDonald retiring from Veneescla and the Scranton residents who went to Harrisburg for electoral duties.
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Peter Rowley
North
Washington Over
Serkinely J
Puldhandler
Etersavon
Dalton
Teot
Hoffmeister
Pennington
Suter
Mase
Providendie Presbyterian Clinnel
George MacDonald
Tienen
Serntor
Veneescla
Mer
MacDonnild
New York City
James Mary
Varrlelune
Ing
Pennsylvania
Scrantoniine
Harris Witt YeMenlay
T. Po Penman
We 1
Ripple
W.L. Connell
Daniel W. Vaughan
George M. Wateoy
Jon W. Farr
Depty
Marie Antoinette Fete Rehearsals Under Way
Preparations for a Marie Antoinette fete set for February 6 7 8 and 4 progressed at the Board of Trade building with Miss Margaret Mel Bager training participants. Chaperones attended as rehearsals lay groundwork for dances inspired by the Petit Trianon era with Louis XVI court and Grand Duke and Duchess of Russia represented on stage.
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Board of Trade
Margaret Mel. Bager
Eager
Russia
Louis XVI
Lyceum
Hamelin
Hirowning
Krause's Cold Cure Adverts Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Krause's Cold Cure as a non-drowsy remedy free of head or hearing impact from quinine, promising swift cure and refreshed, clear-headed feeling. Sold by Matthews Bros, Latakia.
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Krause
Matthews Bros
Lata
Morrit Lowry of Cireenfield Dies
Morrit Lowry aged 48 of Cireenfield died after a funeral event. The report notes the deceased and implies a local obituary notice with limited readable details.
Long Common Pleas Term Reviews Continued Cases
The January term opened with 35 cases listed, 16 continued. Trials include Berths Slebenboar v Schimpff on appeal and Scranton Rail Way v BE Davis et al stricken. Two cases heard yesterday: O M Flitcher v Williams for carpentry pay and George Cooper v City of Scranton over damages from sewer construction with nonsuit earlier. Judge M Edwards presides.
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Common Pleas Court
Continental Trust Company
William H. Winton
Annie L. Hows
R. M. Ruland
Owen Donnelly
J. D. Williams
R. E. Wleox
Supreme Conclave of Improved Order of Heptasophs
Arsumpsit
City of Scranton
Amazi Reynolds
Thomas J. Shotten
John Kerrigan
PL. P. Carter
Ridge Turnpike Company
Berths Slebenboar
K. Schimpff
Oelock
John Kelly
George Cooper
Scranton
Cooper
Eighth and
Linden Street
Judge Edwards Rules on Non-Suit in Davis vs Spencer Case
The Davis family suit against Susan and Frank Spencer Ambrose and Charles Spencer over Owen Davis’s death at the Spencer iron mill on March 26 1808 ends with a non-suit. The judge finds no clear evidence of defendant negligence or causation though damages evidence stands for trial. A separate note covers Mrs Mary Hurn filing a divorce answer denying abuse and other allegations amid a request for alimony and fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Davis
Marvins Hurn
John Hurn
Kynon Street
Hurn
David Landau
Investigating Magistrates Report on Grand Jury Deliberations
The grand jury spent yesterday examining the charges presented, reviewing evidence and questioning witnesses as part of ongoing investigations under magistrate authority. No verdicts were returned and proceedings focused on clarifying details of the case.
Jury to Report on Unlawful Fees by Magistrates
A court case involving magistrates accused of unlawfully drawing fees has heard more than twenty witnesses. The jury plans to present its final report to the court at noon Wednesday.
Appointments and Local Court Actions From Blakely
Fred Snyder named deputy constable for Vire ward Blakely while Willam Lannan becomes guardson of Nellie miner child of John and Kate Leslie. Courts grant mandates in Mand Edwards and Wheeler cases. burglary sentence handed to Gunster. borough elicits action over sewer project costs and compensation. Local judges rule on receivers intervention and appeal viability in other civil matters.
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Fred Snyder
Vire
Blakely
Willam Lannan
Nellie
John
Kate Leslie
Schorter
Actarloa
von Storch
Michael Mand
D. Edwards
Huilding Ald
Lean Mandation
Yesterney
Mand
Frank Wheeler
Join McAndrews
Catherine McAndrews
Harry Jolineen
Ative J
PF Wiley
Wily Vestep
Tie Eastern Penitention
Ai Voniing
Daniele Johnson
Gunster
Garrett Rewart
Adame Avenue
Frank M. Lonel
Dranaire
Ion Lavkowanna
Lianiel
Republic Sevings
Lown
Gdeucia
Otto Kenny
Edward G. Higeerould
Mandamus Sought to Count Minooka Primary Ballots
Attorneys Quinnan and Conry petitioned for a writ of mandamus to compel counting of ballots from Friday's Democratic primary in Minooka Lackawanna Township. Faction clashes with Coyne and anti Coyne supporters led to violence and a ballot box held by Justice O Neill. Judge Fridwards said court lacks authority to force primary officers absent new authorities.
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John P. Quinnan
MM. F. Conry
Minooka
Lackawanne
Priday
Coyne
anti-Coyne
P. J. Lwewry
Janes Nallin
John Joyce
John G. Jennings
Quinnan
Conry
Justice of the Peace
Michael O'Neill
Sine
H. M. Fridwards
Peter N Haan Seeks Republican Nomination for Ninth Ward
A statement from Peter N Haan announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the Crawford County Ninth Ward common council. He asks supporters to help at the upcoming primary election and pledges to serve taxpayers and citizens if elected.
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Common Council
Crawford County
Peter N. Haan
Specials on canned goods from Meadow to Coursen brands
Meadow Brand eight cent cans priced at ninety cents per dozen. Royalty Brand nine cents per can or one dollar per dozen. Hubbard Brand ten cents per can or one dollar ten cents per dozen. Coursen's Garden Brand twelve cents per can or one dollar forty cents per dozen. Coursen's Sweet Blossom nineteen cents per can or one dollar fifty cents per dozen.
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Hubbard
Coursen
Scranton Viaduct Case Reversed on Debt Limit Ruling
Judge joins ruling reversing prior view on two per cent debt limit in the Scranton viaduct equity case. Keller sought to restrain the viaduct, but the bill was dismissed, allowing construction. The decision holds that damages to property do not constitute municipal indebtedness at this time and requires elector approval for further debt beyond the limit.
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Join BP. Kelly
Viaduct Equity
Luther Keller
Supreme Court
Visv
Scranton
Urea
Senanten
Ponnsylvania
Lugal
Pennsylvania
Balbulin
Citv
Lilator
Eile
Atiby
Wren
Delaware, Lackawinna and Western Railroad Company
Scranton Hallway Company
Halle
Assault on Duryea Contractor Brutal Four Involved Nearby
Howard Levick a Duryea contractor was attacked Sunday at 3 PM by four Polanders over a disputed debt. A blow fractured his skull and left him gravely ill. he was treated at home by Dr. Baker. One suspect was captured and jailed without bail by Gilboy after a brief pursuit.
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Howard Levick
Duryea
Levick
Jin Tron Dar
Baker
Luczerne «Animiy
Equive Gilboy
Funeral of Moris J. Andrews Held at Mulberry Street Residence
The funeral for Moris J. Andrews was held yesterday at 2 PM from his Mulberry street home, with Rev. Rogers Israel of St Luke's Church officiating. Floral tributes included a large piano from the Dickson machine shop employer. Pallbearers were Frederick Price, A. J. Marvin, William Coleman, and John Broadbent. Interment followed in Dansville, New York.
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Moris J. Andrews
Strike Declared Off By City Master Carpenters
At a city meeting last night the Master Carpenters rejected a joint conference with unions 484 and 563 and voted to declare the strike off. The decision followed an answer from the carpenters unions and directed that the strike be ended before any motions proceed.
Twelve Linemen Strike At Central Pennsylvania Telephone
Twelve linemen employed by Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company walked off the job yesterday seeking higher wages and improved working conditions. Their action pauses local service as negotiations with management continue.
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Central Pennsylvania Telephone Company
Workers Demand Higher Wages Leave Company Manages Fearing Scrutiny
Workers pressed for wages from 2.95 to 2.50 a day as Management refused. By last night, the men remained out, and General Manager Bailey was unavailable for comment. The company’s side could not be learned, with staff told to “See Mr. Batley.”
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Bailey
Tribune
Mr. Batley
The Boss of the Senate
The political manager Aldrich of Rhode Island leads the Republicans in the Senate. Democrats lack a comparable leader. Gorman of Maryland once led the Democrats. Han na lacks Senate weight beyond party and administration ties. Key figures shaping policy include Aldrich Alison Platt Chandler Lodge McMillan and Carter.
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Senate
Aldrich
Rhode Islind
Leaier
Gorman
Maryland
Mark Hanna
Republican National Committee
Allison
Platt
Chandler
Lodge
McMillan
Carter
Y W Co A Notes Local Social and Meeting Recaps
Mire Virdesaldd WI notes describe an evening program featuring literacy ride and a bake cookie gathering for girls. The Bible drama activity led to a Monday evening meeting at Tr Wid One on Parishna 1240. Mall of St Madmedaver appoints a new leader. winds industrial committee held an engaging session with plans for a Friday afternoon meeting at 4 o clock and a county town gathering.
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Oline
Pewnperll
Dee Cookie
Mall of St
Madmedaver
Letters From the People Opinion Notes
Readers submit short letters of interest for publication with the writer’s name. The Tribune does not endorse or assume responsibility for opinions expressed.
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Indictment in Prewar Case Notes Liquor Sale Without Permit
An old court record speaks of an indictment related to selling liquor without a permit. The text mentions witnesses, grand jury procedures, and authorities like Constable Wire and the court overseeing the case.
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Vousteak
Hichand
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Venstonh
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Pasadena
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Pitt
Hind Street
Marie Antoinette Fete
Malvina Hurn
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Max Geller
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Mary Mershing
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Seeedenee
Julia Kitich
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Seen Taylor
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Enine
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Anne Taylor
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Mary Babyorh
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Beranton
Philomena Falry
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Bridget Ford
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Dennis Gallagher
Feege
Nellie Lewler
Oteneee
Jacob Gleplela
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George Marhok
Mary Howerlitz
Serantom
Court House News Notes
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Kelly
Bill
Tlaw
Edward Levick
M. J. Andrews
Washington
Casey Brothers
Lackawanna Ave
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Central
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William Mason
Wu Madivin
Koller
L. B. Powell & CO
Washington Ava
Pierce's Market
Penn Avenue
New York
Philadelphia
W.H. Pierce
Lié
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