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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1895

Page

4

Amicable action seeks fee from county over warrant service

Detective Thomas Reynolds sues the county commissioners over 41.80 for serving a warrant on ex-constable P A Roots tied to embezzlement cases. Defendants include B W Roberts and John Demuth. Reynolds is represented by R A Holgate. county solicitor H A Knupp argues for the commissioners. The case, labeled amicable, was referred for argument. outcome hinges on whether Reynolds has a valid claim to the fees.

Eix-County Thomas Ti. Reynolds Yestering BW. Roberts Ges Roberts Aind John Demuth Reynolds R. A. Holgate H. A. Knupp P. A Scrantoun Board of Control Roons Palladels Phin Scranton Joth J. Gaffney Gaffney Reynilds Ale

One Verdict Delivered in Common Pleas Court

In yesterday's Common Pleas session only one verdict was taken. The jury found for defendant in William Moore v James Stawley. An execution suit by Robert Pingley against John Welbh was settled without a jury verdict. The second week will open Monday with Judge Archbard presiding and Judge Gunster releasing jurors from attendance.

Common Pleas William Moore James Stawley Robert ‘Pingley John Welbh Wise Judie Archbard

Pett pleads guilty to bank fraud charge in mis appearance

Louis J. Pett admitted guilt to fraudulently obtaining 200 dollars from the First National Bank. He claimed drunkenness and could not account for the money. Pett was arraigned before Alderman Pulley and held on 100 dollars bail to appear in court. The fourth city in Pennsylvania faced misrepresentation in common council.

Louis J. Pelt First National Bank Alderman Pulley

Social Life Bits Highlight Scranton Leaders Week

A roundup of society events in Scranton features a kirmess for the Lackawanna Hospital benefit with Miles Stuart directing the Glasses in the Garnet and Crown, plus weddings and personal mentions. Attendees include Mrs. C L Prey, Miss Stuart, John Jermyn, Colonel Th M Boles, and many others with engagements at St John Church, Thompson Pa, and the Excelsior Social Hall.

Miles Stuart Bushy Garney & Crown Adams Avenue Linden Piredd Juin A.M. Boles Excelsior Wromlig Avenue Clty Mon. J. Preeman W. Morris Min T. Marks Q. Nrritesky Mra Fr. Lonefeld Santer Pittefon Aire Jacobs Miss Laanrue Brookive N.Y Mesera Brown and Sachs Pittston Mr Livingste Batre Messrs Goldberg Sten Leve Schroher New York

Hotel Men Plan Prosecution of Unlicensed Liquor Sellers

In 1805 a concerted effort by hotel keepers aims to curb unlicensed drinking places in the county. They will push for licenses, target speakeasies, and exclude violators, citing past failures where licensed holders evaded rules. Opponents claim the plan could affect lawful trades and require harsh enforcement.

Gelling Jal

Railroad People and Services Highlight Scranton Community

An assessment by the Mutual Aid society on MoT Devers of Scranton shows 31 000 atd the Limit expired Feb. 20. Joseph P. Tradfeld accepts the western division superintendency of the New York Central at a galary of 6 000 year. Robert Mckenna, former Delaware Lackawanna and Western car shops head, lauded for effort and leadership, is described as a strict yet fair superintendent. A musical service featuring W C Weeden and Rev G L Ulrich is planned with the Railroad quartet providing assistance.

Fred Dugal Bulletin Board Mutual Aid Society Mot Devers Scranton Joseph P. Tradfeld Ontario and Western Railroad Western Division New York Central Tradfeld Wallkill Valley Browne Association Ronue Pearsall W. C. Weeden New York G. L Ulrich Grace Reformed Church Ear Bho Robert Mckenna Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company McKenna Girvion Ayrshire Scotland Muiely Hudson River Railroad

Meeting of Poor Board and Distress Cases Discussed

A Poor Board meeting reviewed cases of distress including Dora Lochach a dying Polish woman at Lackawanna hospital and Mrs Duggan urged to secure her home care. The board discussed aiding Mrs McAndrew and appointing an assistant with a $40 monthly appropriation and formed a GAL committee to liaise with the Board of Charities.

Dora Lochach Duggan W. 13. Duggan Dora Lechach e@nicaga Locehach Lackawanna Hospital Io Wis McAndrew Kate Flannigan Pittston Waa Lackiwanna Hospital Stotten Beter Gbhone Duguran Board of Associated Charities Ashotten Williams and Murphy J. N. Ricec D. Simpson D. W. Jones D. W. Powell W. J. Williams Benjamin Hughes

Roaring Brook Bridge Detail Drawings Begun

Work started yesterday as Muldoon and Bowie begin abutment work on the Roaring Brook bridge. Phoenixville Bridge Company engineer Seraph prepares detailed drawings for the contract building the bridge’s iron structure. City Engineer Phillips notes progress on Litden Street abutment and urges faster progress.

Muldoon & Browle Platt Place Roaring Brook Po. Selaph Phoenixville Bridge Company Willee Phillips Litden Street Muldoon

McDonnell sues three for ejectment in Carbondale

BPF McDonnell of Carbondale through Willard Warren Knapp filed three ejectment suits in Promhontary Pryor’s office. The first targets James and Catherine McDonough for possession of a single lot. The second seeks possession of a lot Michael O Conn or bought by McDonnell at sheriff sale. The third sues Thomas Walsh for a lot purchased at sheriff sale. All properties are in Carbondale.

BPF McDonnell Carbondale Willard, Warren & Knapp Promhontary Pryor James Catherine McDonough Michael O'Connor Thomas Walsh Sheriff's Sale Carbonthile

Suit About Lumber Dispute Heard by Arbitrators

Conrad Vernon sues Peck Lumber Co for about 24 dollars claiming withheld material valued at his property. Board of arbitrators Carpenter Collings and Gardner heard the case. Nathan Vidiver for plaintiff W A Wilcox for defendant. vote undecided.

Carpenter, Collings and Gardner Conrad Vernon Peck Lumber Company Nathan Vidiver W. A. Wilcox Vpol Anias Ward

Meeting for Men Promises A Bright Afternoon Program

Tomorrow afternoon features an engaging Young Men's Christian association service with an excellent orchestra conducted by Conrad. The Male Glee club performs new songs and evangelist singer Mrs Weeden offers solos. General Secretary Mary will speak on Temptation and Young Men. The service begins at 4:00 o'clock.

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