City Notes From The Total lodge Meeting And Local Incidents
Regular meeting of the Elks lodge convenes tonight at the home. Reports include a Hillside Home patient died yesterday and a boy, George Ravige, 4, of THE Welle street, fatally injured by a fall during a parade line. he died soon after. Evangelistic meetings continue at the Gowpel Tabernacle Jefferson Avenue with evening services and a Friday Jews and dowler mission gathering. Pred Ter ne, coal wagon driver, arrested for blocking Pine Street sidewalk while unloading coal. magistrate Howe to hear charges. Superintendent Day notes numerous sidewalk blockading complaints and vows strict enforcement. A lecture by Mahog Charles Fowler at the High School Heat Monday is postponed due to conference travel. new date set for April ii at the Mil School.
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Terne
Pine Street
Howe
Mahog Charlesh Fowler
Iis
Buffalo Bowling Scores Highlight Local Pair's 1018 Total
At the national bowling tournament in Buffalo last night Hopkins and Riehl of This City posted a combined 1018 across three games in a two-man team event, averaging about 171 per game. Voorheen and Btalry of New York led individuals with a 212 score.
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Buffalo
Hopkins
Thehh
Voorheen
Btalry
New Yorts
Star theatre purse and bug punching results and plans
At the Star theatre Miss Belle Gordon defeats Youn Bharkey in a bug punching contest refereed by John Tighe. Gordon wins the $10 purse as dispute looms over Pennsylvania title with a rematch planned February 12 for $260 at the Star theatre with a $25 purse and $10 deposit for entrants. Also noted is coal deliveries to Boranton and Dunmore and the Km Park church Ladies Aid supper tonight from 6:30 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Belle Gordon
Oriental Company
Harry Davis
Youn Bharkey
John Tighe
John Woler
The
Oriental Compans
Miss Gordon
Nelson Teets
Young Sharkey
Alfred Herrington
Alfred G. Herrington
Eugene Trop
Nelson Terris
Ladies’ Aid Society
Km Park Church
Roos Defies Cross Examinations at Duffin Trial
Dr. Roos, key city witness, angrily resists Colonel Martin’s questions and repeats a threat from the prior trial. The courtroom clash ends only when Judge Gordon restores order as Mrs. Dolan’s testimony looms unread and the defense presents Miss Dustin’s case over a wheelchair accident on Adams Avenue.
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Colonel Martin
Watson
Gordon
Martin
W. EK. Dolan
Dustin
Adams Avenue
Scott
DHS
Miss Duflin
Dr. Dolan
Miss Dolin
Dr Roos Testimony In Duffin Eye Injury Case
The trial features Dr Roos describing attending Miss Duffin after a forehead cut on the night of the incident. He notes rapid healing with no inflammation and attributes her long standing vision problems to prior issues, not the injury. Cross examinations address billing disputes and prior examinations, with Miss Duffin displaying distress during Dolan's testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eusua Hsly
Itan
Martin
Dr. Roos
Depuy v Brink trial over hotel repairs in Dunmore
Judge Kelly's court heard Harry A. Depuy versus Jennie J. Brink over bills for repairs to the Tex change hotel at Dunmore corners. Depuy, brother of Brink, claims charges were reasonable. Brink contends the amounts were excessive. The case did not finish before adjournment. Counsel for the plaintiff were E. W. Thayer Joseph O'Brien and John F. Serage. Holgate represents the defendant. Also, Swift and Co. versus Lizzie Lobotsky yielded a verdict for the plaintiff of 0.95. Friedman and Goodmin defeated in their Swift suit. Keegan versus Hartford Life Insurance settled. Pierce versus Cowperthwaite continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playlntiff
E. W. Thayer
Joseph O’ Brien
John FP. Serage
RR. H. Holgate
Swift & Co
Lizzie Lobotsky
BF. G. Swift
Friedman & Goodmin
Patrick J. Keegan
The
Hartford Life Insurance Company
Frank Pierce
George Cowperthwaite
Tripp Park Athletic and Social Association Charter Application
Attorney M. J. Donahoe filed yesterday for the Tripp Park Athletic and Social Association charter. The applicants detail aims to advance members mentally and physically by providing a gym with dumbbells and clubs, a pool, reading room with books and magazines, and other facilities. subscribers include Patrick Caffrey Anthony Gowell Thomas Craddle Peter J. Forrell and Louis Segieteter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp Park Athletic and Social Association
M. J. Donahoe
Trinp Park
Patrick Caffrey
Anthony Gowell
Thomas Craddle
Peter J. Forrell
Louis Segieteter
End of Long Odyn to Borough Suit in Olyphant Case
A long running court action in Olyphant ends as the borough’s sewer project proceeds after years of litigation. Details show the suit involving CO, BP and OMalley had persisted before the local court and remained unresolved until recent developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Malley
Olyphant
Phin
Have to Give Up It All When Nervous Sick Headache Strikes
Advert says Dr A W Chase’s Nerve Pills cure nervous sick head aches and nervousness. Testimonial from Thomas Summers of Acronton Pa describes relief after buying at Mathews Bros Drug Store Lackawanna Ave. The ad notes pills cost 50 cents a box and feature Chase’s portrait and signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Summers
No. Dai Jackson Street
Acronton
Chase
Mathews Bros. Drug Store
Lackawanna Avenue
Buffalo
Three Chicago Doctors Promote Pinkham's Compound
A Chicago woman recounts years of female troubles cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after trying five bottles. She credits the remedy with restoring health and notes friends used it with success. The notice ends by inviting sick women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle L. LaMonte
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Dean
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Manennei
Lamonter
Injunction to Stop Borough From Paying Contractors Dissolved
Hon. C. P. O Malley property holder initially blocked borough payments to Aghan and O'Hara contractors due to debt limits. Election voters had approved the sewer debt, easing the constitutional constraint. Borough Solicitor Frank M. Lynch sought dissolution. after lengthy arguments O Malley withdrew objections, and the court ruled to dissolve the injunction absolute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aghan & O'Hara
C. P. O'Malley
Frank M. Lynch
O'Malley
Malley
Tripp Divorce Proceedings Filed and Dormant Earlier
On June 20 1901 Almon FPF Tripp started divorce proceedings against Viola V Tripp alleging her unfaithfulness and named Asa Wolf as co respondent. The answer denied the charges and the case then became dormant. The wife renewed with a desertion claim and CC W Diwson represents her. An additional divorce suit was filed by Helen M Back against Michael Back alleging desertion. The couple married January 7 1886 and the desertion date cited is December 15 1887. FF OK Tricy represents the appellant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon Fpf
Tripp
Viola V.tripp
Asa Wolf
Tricy
Orphans Court Adjourns On Reese Estate Sale Petition
Judge A A Vosburg opened the orphans court to consider Mother Reese as administratrix to sell John T Reese estate realty for debts. William R Reese opposes. renewal possible. A citation for inventory accuracy and bond concerns was requested by the heir. Court meets today for audit and will contest in related estates.
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Orphans’ Court
A. A. Vosburg
Mother Reese
John T. Reese
George M. Okell
T, FF. Wells
William R. Reese
Vosburg
Wells
Superior Court
Supreme court appeal, Birke case, multiple parties
The document records an appeal to the Supreme Court filed yesterday involving TLOW Revnolls against W.Z. Hola and a related Patrick Corey case. It notes a request opposing a proposed spelling or ruling and mentions various individuals and a property matter in Mnosaie with a specific judge and dates referenced.
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W.Z. Hola
Supreme Cour
Birke
Abelitin Weilet PC
Laimggin
Patrick Corey Weuliae
Koesberlf
Randolph
BEAUTEOUS LAKE LODORE EXCURSION RESORT UPGRADES
Promoting Lake Lodore as a premier excursion destination the article notes constant improvements surpassing last year with a planned mojcatio grove expansion promising a Glen Inland like scenery. Bookings are now rapidly being taken by Mr W L Pryor Delaware and Hudson passenger agent at Lackawack station.
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Lake Lodore
W. L. Pryor
Clemiet
Delaware and Hudson Company
Lacka
Wwdlhes Avenue
County Voter Totals Rise in December Registry
The county reports 49,791 registered voters, up from 49,224 in May. Scranton accounts for 26,141, Carbondale 3,476, and 10,772 live outside city limits. First district of the Twentyfirst Ward shows a 64 vote gain since May, the largest in the county.
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Carbondale
Scranton
Dustom
Dickson City
Eceeesee Sone
Tere Reese
Sid Dunmore Boroiagh
Wirst
Rene
Dunmore
Glenburn
Sane
Greenfield Township
Fefferson
Jersborough
Lavkawonni Township
la Plume
Lehigh Township
Michigan Township
Peeters Ennees
Teil Mayfield Bereighi
Pdeweae
Miosie Berough
Sriond
Toautal
Secord Dlatepet
Vourile
Ranson Township
Hirst
Brook Township
Firat
Dintelit
Vivet
First
Socom
Ay Peco
Thiel Detriet
iUletelet
Secoml
Secoml Disteint
Benond
Ait
Loo Beveth
Pleat
Ea Reventle
Hight
Uinet
Ury Touth
Vilevonth
al Kleewnth
Thita
Seoul
Dietelor
Mintonuils
Pires
Secund Aleirica
Milind Distehs
Wari
Foreely Biet
Beonmd
Dintelek
Statements and Counter Statements From Scranton Union
A five member street car unions executive committee replies to a morning statement accusing the leadership of trying to disrupt the division. The document defends the union’s actions, asserts the other side seeks publicity, and calls for unity while criticizing the executive board and five man committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiwillain
Tram
Scranton
Vieinin
Mary
Glanell
I. Shed
Kagler
Ala
F L Cranes Persian Lamb Coats Sale Prices
F L Cranes offers Persian Lamb Coats with varied collars and trims at reduced prices. Includes plain Persian Lamb jackets, moire and Astrachan coats, electric seal jackets, seal skin coats, and fur repairs. Raw furs bought, furs repaired, seals discounted.
Explosion of Gas Burns Two Men at West Ridge Mine
Anthony Busick the miner and his laborer Joseph Gunuwer were badly burned in the West Ridge mine when accumulated gas ignited as they entered a chamber with naked lamps. Busick is in critical condition at Lakka Williams hospital. Gunuwer was taken home for medical care.
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Anthony Busick
Joseph Gunuwer
West Ridge
Busick
Lakkawiinine Hospital
Guhuca
Brick Avenue
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Caltronnta Fia Syrup Co
Cantronntalia Syrur Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
N. Y
Pharaoh’s
City Notes
Elrs
Tonigits
Total Lodge of Elks
Jotn White
T Hillside Hom
Ril
Cenrge Ravige
John Savage
Welle Street
Wie Pate Coast
Ming
Gowpel Tabernacle Church
Jefferson Avenue
Alte, Thompson
Kenwood
Hopkins and Riehl
Star
Chestnut, Steve and
Egg
Boranton
Mowry Wilton Coal Co
Duffin
N. G. Roos
W. W. Murphy
Chimpton
Peach
L. Teeter
Eugene Miller
Robert Freur
Mike Duditha
Mitton
Dredd
O' Ry
Winswer
Mie
Quesiona
Judge Kelly's Court
Chicago
Mabelle L, Lamonte
Court House
Aus
Cheon Township
Covington Township
Cates
Carbondale Tow
Northiowstillstrict
Sheen Eeweenees
Northweat
Carbondale City
Mirah
Third Distriet
Deal
Firat Distriet
Watt
Ney On
Tolul
Lownellp
South Abinto
Inchallip— Fleet
A.eerene
Eemereeree i
Pind Distriot
Cs. Ceveesemeene Spring Townahip Steromepinene
Committee of Five
Snorling
Cduigh
Justiow
Tiew
Hobher
Poorvat Miemihens
Jim Thie
Scruton Hallwew Company
Alba
H. A. Fells
Ile
Letin
Eave Mony
Tle
Chas
Haviland
Crina
Geo. V. Millar & Co
Wyoming
Avenas
Scranton Bedding Co
Kaiser
Lackawanna and
Adams Avenues
E. Schimpff
Ackawanna Ave
Lackawanna Ave
Taylor Worough
Virat
Bela Sewris
Shee Tieererenae
China
Aire
F. L. Crane
Joseph Green
Lacka, Avenue
L. & W. Dapot
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