Non-Suit Denied as City Challenged Plaintiff Standing
Proceedings in Scranton court show the city arguing the plaintiff lacked standing for failure to pursue redress before designated viewers. Judge Edwards allowed continuation, detailing testimony on Robinson Street improvements and potential property value effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Mareerty
Scranton
Mobchison
Newcomb
Wris
Beneft
Phillips
Ttobinson Street
Edwards
John Zilewski
Max Judkovvics
John W. Millett
Zilewski
Millett
Alex. Zenowski
M. P. Cawley
Herbert L. Taylor
P. F P. Loughran
Pennsylvania Brewing Company
Martin Miglin and
Hon. C. P. O'Malley
Plainedy
Milton W. Lowry
Martin Miglin
Scranton Couple Seek Release on Recognizance After Non Support
Mrs John Canfield of South Scranton joins her husband in a court petition for release on his own recognizance after holiday jail for non support and threats. Judge Kelly grants the petition as she cites lack of means to support children and promises not to mistreat them. Mary Jane Willis of Winching is freed on 300 dollar bail for being a common scold. Adan Havatiz of South Scranton is released on 500 dollar bail for selling liquor without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Canfield
South Scranton
Kelly Grantel
Mary Jane Willis
Winching
Robert Wilson
Adan Havatiz
Michael Satalylinski
First Trial Proves Civilist Plan Expands Case Disposals
The new civilist expansion shows success as judges clear twenty of fifty cases in a week. Previously a week with thirty five cases yielded ten disposed. this week, with fifty cases, results include twenty disposed, twenty six continued, six settled, ten tried, two continued for settlement, two non-salted, and four put over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lst
Orphans Court Approves Guardian’s Return of Sale
Judge Vosbur in orphans court approves guardian’s return of sale for estates of Chiru A. Bullock Arthur Alexander minor child of Rachel M. Alexander Vivian Moore minor child of John H. Moore. Deeds acknowledged in open court with A J Colburn representing parties. Judge Vonburg issues adjudication in Frederick Wick estate distributing funds found with John.
Court Sets Trial Date and Local Election Judge in Carbon Dale
In WY. Kennedy et al v J E O Brien the defense won a new trial. John Mc Andrew was appointed judge of election in the Second district Fifth ward Carbon dale. Jacob Wenrich vs Laura Kenrich hearing set for February 4 1002 at 2 p m. Maggie Hoerris seeks divorce from Puller Harris married July 25 1892. Desertion alleged October 30 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
J. E. O'Brien
John McAndrew
Carbondale
Jacob Wenrich
Laura Kenrich
Frank KE. Voyle
Maggie Hoerris
Superior Court Hears Four More Lackawanna Cases
The Lackawanna Superior Court heard four more cases yesterday leaving five pending to be heard next week after Bradfeard Pike Susquehanna and Wayne. Read: Fleury Harding v Repp Dan Kisemski v Gilboy FP E Nettleton v Caryl and P I Manley v Okell. Judges will meet today and resume Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Bradfeard
Pike
Susquehanna
Wayne
Whelly
Donnelly
Carter
Turnpike Company
Gumner
Hartley
Neais
Scranton
Schroeder
The
Gas and Water Company
Fleury Harding
William Repp
J. ©. Watkins
P.M. Fhinnah
Dan Kisemski
Thomas Gilboy
Appellee
John BR. Edwards
James J. O'Malley
Moosic
FP. E. Nettleton
J. D. Caryl
Joseph O'Brien
M. Watton
P. I. Manley
Isabella Okell
Gum Camphor Versus Kamphor Fills Appeal at Drug Stores
Gum camphor advertised as a preventive for contagious diseases is challenged by Kamphor Fills as a better option sold at all drug stores for 25 cents per bottle. The snippet notes casual consumer health claims and pricing.
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Eyes New York Charter Reform
The Lackawanna Iron and Steel Co may surrender its Pennsylvania charter and adopt a New York charter with capital boosted from 20 million to 40 million. The plan aims to enter structural iron and steel production with new shops and foundries, with a decision expected within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
New York
John J. Albright
Pennsylvania
Lemal
New York Corporation
Mir Albright
Albright
Buffalo News
Coal trade in eastern markets sustains demand amid railside confiscation
The Coal Trade Journal notes steady demand for bituminous coal despite railroad confiscations and limited rail receipts. East and south shipments target tide coal while New England dealers ready to absorb large lots. work advances and eight hour day talk circulates among Philadelphia investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Coal Trade Journal
Philadelphia
Railroad officials tour Suackawanna offices in city visit
H H Shepherd of Bangor and several division freight agents from Maston Buffalo and New York toured the Suackawanna railroad offices in the city yesterday. They were guided by Division Freight Agent Ton Brock Chief Clerk Poore and Car Service Superintendent M E B Cusey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Shepherd
Bangor
Bangor and Porthind
A. & Leltoyd
Maston
W. 2. Dowle
Buffalo
A. B. Wallace
New York
Suackawanna Railroad
Ton Brock
Poore
Superin« Fenton
M. EB. Cusey
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Make-up Today
Board for today lists Wild Cia Bart pom FP Van Wonners 10 ppm We Tloar BD Wallace's crews 2D giam YT McCarthy with names and roles in the January 17 schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Wild
CIA
van Wonners
Wallace
McCarthy
Unclear OCR Fragment Lists Names and Times Across Events
Fragmentary text lists numerous names and time references such as 2 a m 7. adjust. It appears to be a garbled schedule or notices with multiple persons and venues, including times like 10 a m and 7 p m. Specific places and events are unreadable due to corruption.
Railroad and luncheon room changes announced
M T G Casey, superintendent of car service at the Lackawanna railroad, returned from Buffalo. Fred F P Van Horne, ex chief clerk to WW Rhine, left for Oswego. BE F Edgerton succeeds William Hanley as proprietor of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western lunch room on February 1, as Hanley retires to focus on his Spruce street business. J Smith will lecture on transportation rules daily at the Railroad Y M C A rooms for the week ending January 26, from 1 10 to 6 30 p m and 7 to 10 p m. all trim service employees should attend to better familiarize themselves with the rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. TG. Casey
Lackawanna Railroad
Buffalo
Fred FP. van Horne
WW. M. Rhine
Oswego
N.Y
F. Edgerton
Bath
N. Y
William Hanley
Delaware, Lackawanna and Wester
Hanley
Spruce Street
J. Smith
Waln Wales
Transportation Department
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Wheat and coffee market notes from Philadelphia
A fragmented Philadelphia market summary lists January grain bids with references to wheat grades and nearby prints. It notes firmness in some items, hints at dairy and cream products, and mentions odd terms for other commodities, reflecting a rough OCR page of price and supply details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Markets Rise on Broad Stock Activity Despite Mixed Gains
A fluctuating trading day saw a recovery in shares led by big operators, with gains concentrated in a few favorites and a strong rail bond market. Readings and Reading interests drove the higher prices while overall market breadth remained limited and cautious amid continued speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Don. W
Tanita
U Potita
Sur
Amalgamated Copper
General Electric
Toh Wero
Consolidated Tobacco
Tve
Strom and
Aerive
St. Paul
St. Paul's
Fragmentary OCR notes from Edgewater area business listings
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and places such as Lackawanna Ave and various unclear terms including dairy and creamery references. The readable content is limited to scattered surnames and partial business hints without coherent events or dates.
Market Notes Reflect Slow Recovery Amid Uncertain Bets
A fragmented report from New York hints at cautious trading with references to bailout ideas and option ownership. Growth appears uneven as the market stalls but shows signs of recovery, while specific names and dates remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kobe- MiTot
Berthora Duluth
Sateadier
Willy Con
Biss
Unclear OCR fragment on western dairy plants and notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions creamery facilities, imitations, cheese, and state actions. No clear events, dates, or names with verifiable details emerge from the readable lines.
Chicago Markets Open With Renewed Cautious Tone
On New Year trading in Chicago shows renewed contidetes and a generally improved mood. Early price action sees May wheat slipping while May corn advances and oats rise, with quotations reflecting mixed futures and cautious activity across grains and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Salas
Railroad Timetables Delaware Lackawanna and Western
In effect November 9 1901 trains run from Scranton to New York and Philadelphia with listed departure times for various destinations including Montrose, Northumberland, Plymouth, and Wilkes Barre. The schedule notes Sunday exceptions and a separate line for the Wilkes Barre division with departure times from Sereteton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York
Gao Po
Philadelphia
Pei
AL Gay
Syrienne
Ie Laoom
Useege
Syracuae
Montrose F
Northumberland
Plymouth
BNO
Suintay
Yorks
Butte
Amd
Gaba
Etatlone
Hhogut
Notable Rail Schedule From Wilkes to Philadelphia and Beyond
A dated timetable outlines weekly rail service from Wilkes to Philadelphia via intermediate stations including Sunbury Harrisburg and Baltimore. It notes parlor car service, special stops, and connections to Washington Pittsburgh and beyond with weekly patterns and agent endorsements by J. D. Wood and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bient
Irave Savantons
Tally
Mhiladel
Diva
Vie
Alea Cuumects
Fay Sunburs
Hite Rhiurg
Philadelphia
Baltimone
Washington
Pittaburg
Wweat
Fas
Totlaville
Atutlans
Ilavy
Tustleton
Sunbury
Hiurrieborg
Philadelphie
Vittebuns Dat
Thi Mienson
Mgr. J. JD. Wood
Posi
Agt
Untitled Fragment Notes of Events in November
Fragmentary OCR reads like a dated, noisy notice listing times, places, and personnel. It mentions locations with acronyms and scattered times, suggesting a schedule or event ledger with no clear narrative or complete names.
Fragmented OCR Text From Local Notice
The readable parts describe events and listings in a small town with names like Quaker and Wilkee Barge. It mentions a Sunday schedule and various time markers for activities. The legible content is incomplete and includes several garbled phrases and potential place names.
Fragmentary OCR Summary Noted Ambiguities in Archive
The readable parts mention Talay Arcive Chuhonba and PUD play Loate Cudlusia with unclear traits and names. Text is highly garbled, offering no clear event or outcomes, and lacks verifiable entities. Further restoration needed to produce a coherent summary.
Lehigh Valley Railroad Time Table Highlights and Stops
A compressed notice outlines Lehigh Valley Railroad time tables and routes between Philadelphia and New York via the 2 & H line with mention of key stations and intermediate towns. It references connections and parlor service details, noting major hubs and scheduling across the system.
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Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
Haggerty
Zalewski
Ann A. Connolly
L. Tyler Connolly
Cawley
Common Pleas
Orphans’ Court
Joseph Sepka Voce
Ce McTanson
Torbup
Marl Zocsic
CSBUP
Tu Orphans’ Court
Court House News Notes
Industrial and Labor
Coal Trade
Faneary
Euri
Moboken
Thinggi Dove
Mudlona
Goa
A. Gerrityy
Toboken
A. Rowe
Doe Werty
Givage Thomas
Tosboken
Theh
Gop
ALG
Dianikey
Sunita
Brean
I Marrigg
Fromiether
Wall
Loamm
EL McAllister
Lem
Bim
Omy
WE Gulden
Musiwteta
Ne Winer
Finnerty
Sumu
Moor
A. m
Morung Oymn
Bartholomew
Latilmery
Bartholomews
Dugimi
Acon
O. Trandolyhs
A. K. Retohwimy
Paty
Ringeley
Notich
Vivdigh
Enew
Daniney AY
du Place
Chae
Clew
Olie
Butte Electric ND Power Company
Hutte
ChetEee
Chicago Edison
Rudolph Kleybolte & CO
Nassau ST
Southern Mining Corporation
Frankford Ave
Frankford
Wall Street Review
M.S. Jordan & Company
Atchison
Ohio
Iinhattan
Sovfalk & Weaturn
Spence
Teuton
Pacillo Prisevaca
Baily & Wabash
Western Union
Poul tHole
Fuel & Teon
Los
Texas
Pacille
Cal & Pounly
U. S. Steel Co
Uae
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Lackawinna Dairy Co
County Savin Bank & True
Firet National Bank
Bionchard Drilling Co
Wight
Virat National Bank
Trust & File
Corse
Dg Clark & Snover Co
Scrus
Dickson Manufacturing
Ae City of
Inip
G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Fresh Ofeanjen
Sheydhive Creamery
New York Grain and Produce Market
Hilroad
Way, Gas and
Jeet Lighting
Spancer Trask & Go Bankers
Pine Street
N. Y. Stock Exchange
F. Megargel & CO
Penneylvania
Chicago Grain and Produce Market
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware and Hudson
Kifvet
Nike
New Jersey Central
Merrell-Soule CO
Syracuse
Rane
Lackawanna Avenue
Ontario
Talay
Estern
Duileala
Bolnian Layne Traltis Soraya
Aly Curbuieldale
Eh Vraips
Ginal Fae
Aumeon
Cecaensi
Iidletowi
Wilton
Cme
Bomantonya
Arlo Cunlals
Erie Railroad
Wyoming Division
York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philadelpha
Ace Sinha
Ie Elena DA
Espee
Wil
Uaeton
Meadlisg
Hage Loaanis
Pilinipal
Hayes
Ghoti Muchiestur
Buttaloy Ningare Valle
Hlach
Philadel
Dash
Aptis
Pope Lacuiee
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