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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1899

Page

8

Judge Simonton Refuses Non-Suit in Dolphin v Sieele Case

In Dauphin county Judge J W Simonton rejects a motion to strike a compulsory non-suit in Michael F Dolphin versus Joseph B Sieele. Dolphin sought one seventh of West Ridge Coal Company stock over an alleged service agreement. The opinion explains the trial defects and why the suit cannot proceed on the asserted stock entitlement.

John Copelan J. W. Simonton Dauphin County Michael F. Dolphin Joseph Bh.sieele Simonton Dolphin Weert Ridge Coal Company Camnming Gerd Cot Fort Glalheid West Ridge Eppel

Court logs new pres entered by Copeland in Barrett coal case

Attorney T P Duffy requests non pros as notice. Case involves David Hughes, John Harris, and William Watkine suing Mrs Mary Barrett of Carbondale over coal rights under Wie the plaintive. Supreme Court held partial possession not transfer ownership. Case dated July 2 1808 but no declaration filed within one year. motion seeks dismissal.

Simonton Hughes Mary Barrett John Copeland T. P. Duffy David Hughes Johnl. Harris John l. Harris William Watkine Car Pondale Marrett Supreme Court Ately Hughes, Harris and Wathing Barrett

Pater Win Died Yesterday in Prothonotary Court Office

A man identified as Pater Win died yesterday in the Prothonotary Cupdland district office. Officials reported the death occurred within the court building. Police opened a routine inquiry to determine cause and circumstances.

Pater Cupdland Dis

Fridget Ttron vs Life Insurance Clearing Co case note

A partial historical record shows Fridget Ttron of a thin city suing Life Insurance Clearing Co of St Paul Minnesota. The case notes a satisfactory adjustment of the issue reached between plaintiff and defendant after beginning May 6, 1806.

Fridget Ttron+ son Thin City Life Insurance Clearing Company St. Phul, Minn

Langstaff arbitral witnesses listed by ward

In the Langstaff contest yesterday the following city witnesses were examined in the arbitration: Bright ward participants Hemerlinger Jones Helmer Awkaub Durr Levy Snyder Newton Jewell Fowler Pree ton and twenty fret ward members Cham bere Price Harrison Wert Riddle Williams Morris Seeley Lewin Gerlock Jones Wejnen Dean Kelly Rhods Woods Schroder Sergeant. Twentieth ward Salve ting Sabkenia Daffi Reilly Giski.

Langstaff Brighth Ward Chitlert Hemerlinger W. G. Jones Jacob Helmer W. Awkaub Bred Durr A. M. Levy S.C. Snyder J. J. Newton Frank Jewell B. M. Fowler George TL. Preeton Jomen Chambere DB. T Price John Jacob Daffi Thomas Reilly Paul Giski

Home for Friendless Seeks Broad Aid to End Distress

City residents express concern over the Home for the Friendless financial distress. A prominent organization considers large appropriations to relieve debt, with other societies and lodges likely to follow. Donations come in various forms including money, medicine, clothing for children, milk and produce, and assorted supplies.

Tribune Nan Yeatorday Delaware and Hudson

Pilger Refuses to Yield Machine to Sheriff

Deputy J Ferber visited Throop to seize a Singer machine owned by Mr and Mrs F C Pilger. Pilger swore the machine would leave only over his dead body but relented when warned of deputies. The machine passed to Strong via a buyer and seller chain from the Singer company through the Pligers.

J. Ferber Throop F.C. Pilger Binger Manufacturing Company Pilger Perber Pilcer Pm Loose By & Tien Strong Pligers Singer Company

Scranton Council Advances Wide Sewer and Street Measures

City councils push multiple sewer projects. Dunn Brothers contract and Koons & Son award. Park rounds, fire hydrant repairs, and street paving plans advance, with ordinances for new park police and electric light inspector approved.

Providence South Ride My. Roche Koons & Son Dunn Bros Park Committee Park Commikeioners Delaware, Luckowatinn and Western Company Jamo Kearney Keyser Avenue West Market Street Legget's Creek Chang South Side Hon A. HL. Koons & Son Dunn Brothers Frank Hin Company Joint Fire Department M. J. Gibbons Wiftth Board of Health Brook Street Prospect Avenue Kim Street

Common Council Debates Music Disturbance and City Finances

At last nights council session James Cirier criticized a band concert near City Hall and warned of future protests if permission was not granted. The council paused transfers until the city addresses growing indebtedness and discussed bonds for an electric grid plant. An ordinance to create an assistant fire marshal and abolish district chiefs was introduced and referred to committee.

Coyne Paseed Irving Avenue Cherry Street Chiarles du Pont Breek West Side Board of Trade Lackawanna North Main Avenue Myde Park Avenue KR. 0. Murry Board of Health Brook Street Stone Common Council James Cirier Bever Elty Hall Elty Fathers Cumberland Band Luther Keller Ite Aishoman Eighth Ward Noes Zigleman

Rough Rider regiments not authorized yet

Adjutant General Corbin stated no authorization exists to enlist the three rough rider regiments under the volunteer net. Any move to raise them requires the president's express direction, and Corbin indicated little likelihood the regiments will be organized.

Washington Corbin Corbina

Shirt Waists Slimmed Down Prices Boost Sales

The Connolly & Wallace line of shirt waists is offered at reduced prices including $1.00 to $2.50 ranges. The retailer expects the high grade waists will quickly move from the stock due to the new lower prices.

Connolly & Wallace

Bank Notice Highlights Liberal Balances and 3 Percent Interest

Special attention given to business and personal accounts with liberal accommodations according to balances and responsibility. William H. Peck is cashier. The vault is protected by Holmes' Electrics Protective System and interest deposits earn 3 percent.

Holmes’ Electrics

Interior Decoration for Home Furnishings

A local shop advertises a curated stock of home decor items selected with care. It promises moderate costs and results that will please, highlighting that everything is new and up-to-date for the home.

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