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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1902

Page

3

Wheelmen Dance and Meetings Highlight City Notes

The Wheelmen plan a dance for members and friends of Indy, with a managers meeting and a lecture on tobacco and crime topics. Sunday gatherings include Cal and Stablemen groups, and a talk on weight and safety. The annual meeting selects officers and committees while local incidents include a hospital visit for a suspect and a public notice of meetings and elections.

Dennis Jones Dead in City After Horse Accident

Dennis Jones, once a prominent Black resident, died yesterday at Leeleawhanna Hospital from injuries after being struck by a runaway horse on Lackawanna Avenue near Franklin three weeks earlier. A widower with no wife, Jones worked as a ranch hand and laborer. Remains were taken to his home last night.

Paiia Jones Jie Lackawanna Avenue New Franklin Bart Ue Hospital Jones Tite

Adjudged insane man taken after threat to wife

Janes Holden of Mittin Boonie New Linden Street was found insane after threatening his wife. Police detained him with Officer Burke Wok. Dr B F Gunster certified insanity at the penitral pollonatation. Holden to be sent to Millside Home today.

Janes Holden Mittin Boonie New Linden Street Sinkiey

Judgments by Agreement Hit in Scranton Court

In Scranton yesterday seven of ten cases were disposed with judgments by agreement. Alfred Harvey was adjudged not in contempt as his spouse seeks divorce after decades of marriage. Several cases involved mortgage security, executions stayed to April 1, and nominal damages awarded in others. The docket also notes land disputes and city property damage claims with multiple defendants and attorneys named.

Alfred Harvey D. W. Burr M. M. Williams Ellen Monaghan John Decker Hind Monaghan Mr. Decker Sarah T. Wade Scranton Plainting Sumner Avenue Willi J. Juger Mary PF. Oswaski Priceburs Nicholas J.findi Metropolitan Life Insureance Company Scranton Lumber Company Striappler J. We Carpenter Chirter William and W. Steinberg Th. Reynolis Edwards Scranton Supply and Machinery Company Frank P. Christian Ontario Coal Company Christian Newcomb Patrick Daggerty City of Robinson Street Jackson Street J. W. Thayer St. Burns George M. Watson

Judge Rules Muldoon Lot Must Be Included in Decree

Judge John P. Kelly ordered Alfred Marvey to convey a one third share of real estate on South Washington Avenue to the Harveys estate. The Muldoon lot was not included in the deed, but the judge found the omission honest and gave ten days for compliance.

John P. Kelly Vire Fink Kelly

Two Divorces Filed After Thirty Years of Marriage

Prothonotary Copeland logged two divorce actions yesterday. Alvah Bailey, married 30 years, seeks relief after alleging years of abuse beginning after the wedding and escalating to threats with weapons. Mary Martino, wife for one month, cites abuse by Titian Marting and separation in 1901.

Dvorce Copeland Alvah Bailey Mary Martino Bailey Lil Marting Titian Marting Harry Hubler

Legal Notices Summary From Fragmented OCR

Names and parties appear in a damaged notice pattern Selma Williams v John Willlime Surat BE. Weller v James H. Keller and a publication directed in care Phoebe Moth against Cearge Bulwards.

Selma Williams John Willlime Surat BE

Audit of Rich ard Harrington estate and Howell case ruling

Judge A A Vosbure heard a distribution audit in the estate of Richard Harrington deceased with no exceptions. George B Horn represented the accountant and George Griffiths appeared in person as legatee. The estate shows personal property after inheritance tax of 3079.04. this amount was devised to George Griffiths. In Daniel Howell estate Jennie Howell Down petitioned to compel final account. citation awarded returnable January 29 at 10 AM.

A. A. Vosbure Richard Harrington George &. Horn George Griffiths BOI Daniel Howell Jennie Howell Ll. M. Sehoch Franklin Howell Joanudey

Court House News Notes Adoption Petition Filed

Court records indicate an adult petition to adopt a child named Audress by Ellen Mertok, filed in the court. Several listed defendants including John Ferguson James Gilbride Ellen hit civk Joseph Mollehan Alex Roger and others were reportedly dismissed from the equity jail as grand jury charges were ignored.

Miler Westernfax Audress Eilen Mertok John Ferguson James 2 Gilbride Eien Hitcivk Joseph Mollehan Alex Roger William Hrehay Prank Melon Steve Mocenske Mois O Ponwel Charles TW Sprang Tee Equity Clurges Grand

Annual Meeting and Banquet of the Builders Exchange

The tenth annual meeting and banquet of the Builders' Exchange was held with full attendance from related exchanges and city officials. Officers were re-elected and multiple members delivered addresses, including leaders from Wilkes-Barre, Pittston, and nearby exchanges. The event featured a banquet at the Kir cafe and speeches by figures such as G. S. Willis and H. Jones.

Builders’ Exchange Board of Trade Buildine Kir Exchange Willhime Wy. St J. O Watking William C. Watkins A. Fudler Jacobe A. L. Franwois John F. Scruggs John Bendre A. GC Hall F. J. Spruks Frank Gortieel My W Pinan J. W, Howarth Ba. Willains and Sykea Thin Eliy

Attorneys Clash Over Judge Archbald Charge In Scranton Case

In a Scranton Superior Court session, Attorney Holgate argued for a new trial, accusing Judge Archbald of capriciousness and animus in his charge. The Beale embezzlement case and Bassett pond dispute highlighted disputes over evidence, prescription rights, and local litigation, with multiple hearings on piscary by prescription and related appellate arguments.

Judyce Archbald Beale Lackawanna Atterney Vt AL Holgate George W. Benle Cise Archbald Hoolgate Holgate Commonwealth Rather Meade Th. I. Wells Meade Tillis First National Bank Con Bassett Pond Piscary Hissett Gibbs Edwards Defendan A. A. Chruse 8. B. Price W. W W. Baylor Opnellees M. J. Ruddy William Repp H. M. Hannah ex-Superior Court E. N. Willard The Appellee

Marines Recruit Surge in Scranton Office

Cio Baiola reports strong enlistment at the recruiting station on No hk Wyoming avenue with four men enlisted this week and four more passed muster ready to be sworn in. Officers praise Scranton’s showing and expect it to lead outside Philadelphia in both enlistments and quality material as Congress plans to expand the marine corps and promotions.

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Dates for Appeals Hearings Set by City Assessors

The board of city assessors outlined hearings for this year's appeals starting Monday January 27 with a ward by ward schedule. Several wards list dates in January February including First ward January 27 and 24, Fifth ward February 4, and others through February 21. Assessors warn no notices of assessed amounts will be mailed and urge taxpayers to visit the assessor's office for statements.

Board of City Assessors Wardlewand Court Ward Hightth Folmary Jainte Pebrumry UH Mebenary Rinshind Tribune

City Board Sets Property Valuation Majority Agreement

The board majority has agreed on the valuation of every city property. Any changes would only occur if part of a property is sold or if assessors have made a grievous error.

Inventor Introduces Belt Dressing Device in City

William JK Richart of West Scranton unveils a compact box shaped belt dressing device. A wooden roller sits atop a cake of dressing, pressed by a spring, delivering dressing to belts as the roll moves and the belt passes underneath. The device is already common in belt-using shops across the city.

William JK. Richart West Scranton

Persian Lamb and Seal Skin Coats Sale Listing

F L Cranes Persian Lamb Coats with various collars priced down from 150 to 125. Plain Persian Lamb Jackets 50 to 140. Maivre Astrachan coats 100 to 75. Electric Seal Jackets 20 to 30. Beaver trimmed and plain Seal Jackets 35 to 40. Seal Skin Coats in stock 150 to 25 and made to order 150 to 300. Scarfs and muffs discounted.

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