City notes and local updates from Delaware and Clinton mines
The Delaware and Hidwa company paid yeator aday on the Nini bench and at the Clinton mines at Wandling. The Grice Tathiran club plans a picnic at Nay Aug park next Saturday afternoon. Janne Kiloran, Plymouth miner, was recovered after ten days in Moses Taylor hospital with curious cuts and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Aug
Bo Pione
Kiloran
Janne Kiloran
Plymouth
Moses Taylor Hospital
Speedway Hotel Ad Offers Year Round Rooms and Meals
The Speedway Hotel advertises year round operation with a rifle range and regular meals. Track open for gentlemen's races on Wednesdays and Saturdays afternoons. Rooms available for permanent boarders and large party arrangements via phone 4674.
Fragmentary Local Notices From Ailed Headlines
A garbled note from a 19th century paper reports various items. It mentions a funeral for Jane Filwarde, a will admitted to probate for James Doarph, and administrations granted for Benjamin John. It also notes Gelert Coelho’s release from jail after a fine and a drunken arrest by Detective Seidman at a city border, with lack of English fluency cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara Edwards
Mee
Jane Filwarde
Pricetarg
John Llewellyn
Putnam Street
Waehburn Sirent
James Doarph
Beranten
Koch Lottera
Leah Jouph
Benjamin John
Tate
Scranton
Thoman John
Lukens Remains Recovered. Supt. of Ridley Slated for Inquest
The remains of William P. Lukens, Ridley township supervisor in Delaware County, Pa, were removed to Hackettstown after being found in a Notch thicket by youths. Coroner J J Roberts may hold an inquest today. He is believed to have died from nervous exhaustion after a recent grip and a prior fall and wrist injury. He would have been 73 on December 21 and is survived by his wife Miss Mary Ny Marty and four children J Parry Lukens William Lukens Mrs Bi Frank Compton and Mrs W W Downing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Lukens
Ridley Township
Delaware County
Notch
J. Parry Lukens
Hackettatown
J. J. Roberts
Ti Ia
Lukens
Philadelphia
Isaiah Lukens
Brotherly Love
Mary Ny, Marty
William Lukens
Bi. Frank Compton
W. W. Downing
Loughran Arrested on Defamatory Libel Charge
Attorney P F Loughran was arrested and arraigned before Alderman John T Howe on defamatory libel charges brought by Forge merchants Philip Swartz and Joseph Sommers. Bail set at 500 each for hearing Friday. details allege a conspiracy involving George Pelange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Loughran
John T. Howe
Philip Swartz
Joseph Sommers
M. J. O'Toole
Scrantonian
Loughran
E. J, Wil
Swartz
Sommers
George Pelange
Early Morning Arrest on Penn Avenue
Patrolmen Karlus and Addyman arrested Mollie and Magele McDonald John McBride and Joseph McDermott at around 45 o clock yesterday on Penn Avenue for drunkenness disorderly conduct and street walking. Mayor Mole fined Mollie McDonald and the two men one dollar each and held Magele McDonald a nineteen year old girl. The latter was placed with Mrs. Duggan Associated Charities. Mrs. Duggan later returned the girl to her relatives with advice on future company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karlus and
Addyman
Mollie
Magele McDonald
John McBride
Joseph McDermott
Penn Avenue
Mole
Mollie McDonald
Magde McDonald
Duggan
Associated Charities
McDonald
Enjoyable Moonlight Dance by Electric City Wheelmen
Several hundred youths joined the Electric City Wheelmen and friends for a Moonlight excursion to Lake Henry at Maple Wood. The 7:30 p.m. train from Fire and Wyoming station carried patrons who danced to Lawrence orchestra music until midnight, with g lime refreshments. The return arrived about 1 a.m. and special cars waited to take the excursionists home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Lake Henry
Maple Wood
Fire and
Wyoming Station
Lake
Lawrence Orchestra
Homoa
Democratic County Committee Fixes Convention Date
Colonel F J Fissimmons chairman calls a meeting of the Democratic county committee at the St Charles hotel on Saturday evening to set the time and place for the county convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Fissimmons
Democratic County Committee
St. Charles
George Francis Granam Dies in Boratton Pennsylvania
George Francis Granam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward, died July 17 in Boratton Pennsylvania at 1109 Gwelland Street. Funeral announcement to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granam
Boratton
George Francis
Edward
Gwelland Street
Age & Wgutlu
Supreme Court Affirms Rulings in Three Cases
The high court confirms Judge Archbald's rulings in Von Storch against Von Storch and the Olyphant Sewage and Drainage case, upholds Judge Edwards in the Gunster Jessup matter, and affirms the City bank case ruling. The decisions discuss land title, charter validity, and witness competency in a bank payoff dispute.
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Commonwealth
von Storch
Sewage Company
Olyphant
Gunster
Jessup
John Copeland
Charles Green
Supreme Court
Lnst
Olyphant Sewage and Drainage Company
Borough of
Gunster, Assisnce
City Bank
Justice McCollum
BR. W. Archbald
Archibald
Edwards
Archbald
Edward Merrifield
Archluid
Merrifield
Justice Fell
THAT ALLEGED LEPER
The borough board of health did not meet last night due to members being out of town, delaying action on Soo Kee the Chinaman suspected of leprosy. His laundry remains closed to prevent spread as physicians debate diagnosis, with a meeting possible later in the week to decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant Board of Health
Soo Kee
Rendham Accident Inquest Hears Signal Light Theory
Coroner J R Roberts presides as witnesses describe a Duryea Inc collision on Scranton Street Railway. Testimony suggests boys in Rendham often altered signals, with several witnesses citing signal interference as a cause. Witnesses include Patrick Brady Vincent and Nicola Bcandelle, and Rev J L Race details align with the signal change theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Brady
J. 7
Roberts
Westbrook
Benillimm
Scranton Street Railway
Duryea Inc
Frank
John Owens
Old Forge
Duryea
Scranton
Rendham
Grady
Jrurymen
O'Malley
Alther Brakenun
Vincent
Nicola Bcandelle
Nicola
Conrad Lang
Mr. Race
A Story of Sterility Suffering and Relief
Mrs Mae Parkins describes two years of dull dragging pains heavy menses and leucorrhea followed by pregnancy after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She thanks the remedy for relief and credits its guidance for her renewed health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Mae
Parkins
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Patient testimonial of medicine from Banquant New Castra Pa
The speaker reports years of illness after marriage including womb issues, miscarriages, back and leg pains, dyspepsia, and nervous stomach trembles. After using the medicine she claims all problems disappeared and she can enjoy life. The triumph is attributed to the medicine. The note is signed DMus. 5. Banquant, New Castra, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castra
Judgment Affirmed Over Questioned Assignment
A court affirms the judgment regarding the effect of assignment and the timing of a deposit payment. The case discusses good faith requirements, witness testimony, and the directors not being reexamined. Any recovery for creditor benefit would directly relieve the witness's pecuniary obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borg
Sewer bond ordinance moves forward with two readings planned
The city finance committee reports favorably on a sewer bond ordinance and expects two readings tomorrow night. A third reading may occur Friday if a special meeting is called. The controller’s balance of 3270 from Nay Augirk bonds may only fund park property purchases, with Melvin proposing four acres along Roaring Brook for park expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee of Select Council
Nay Augirk
Melvin
Roaring Brook
Moran Succeeds Chance as Labor League Leader
Patrick G Moran of this city editor of Every Saturday becomes president of the Pennsylvania Legislative Labor League after the death of George Chance of Philadelphia. The league’s executive committee of three works in Harrisburg during sessions to advance labor measures and will meet the first Monday in January for reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chance
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Legislative Labor League
Chance
Patrick G. Moran
Harrisburg
League
Pennsylvania
Epidemic Diarrhoea Report From Coccoa Nut Grove Fla
Mr A Sanders writes from Coccoa Nut Grove Florida about a diarrhoea outbreak. He was severely ill and cured after four doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He recommends it to others who praise it as the best medicine they have used. For sale by all druggists Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents Smoke The Hotel Jermyn cigar 100
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sanders
Coccoanut Grove
Fla
Matthews Bros
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Koabe Rand
Eale
Martin Ae
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna Dairy CO
Spruce ST
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H. B. Ware
Willams Building
Comping and Company K
Ball Park
Thurelay
Eharp
Knighta of Columbus
Lake Ariol Ners
Speedway News
Speedway Hotel
Samuel B Cox
P. O. Scranton
Colmorn
Gelert Coelho
Carbonnale
Wealdie
Tie
Seidman
Simon Muscovite
Delaware
Lackawarion
Millar
Aprak Kaglieh
Son
Hackettstown
Electric City
THE
Copeland
Rlett
Equity
al Party
Qlurk J
Common Pleas
Hinchman
Chester Turnpike Head Company
Gonami Water Company
Botoueh
Yownington
Lima
Peignee
Scranton City Bank
Tte
Pureticn
Alee
Loun Am
Witnrss
Butik
Mmnitathone
Dr. Longstreet
C. P. O'Malley
Brady
William Lamoréeux
Foley
J. L. Race
Stewart Memorial Church
Tomas
Finance Committee
Moran
Jermyn
George W. Millar & Co
China Yall
New York Life
Insurance Company Insurance
B.H. Betts
Mears Building
DR. G. E. Hill & Son
Scranton, Pa
the Clock Tobacco Company
D. C. Powell
Thomas Reynolds
James Lynott
M. , Banderas
T. Owen Charles
M. A. Master
Pocono
Lake Winola
Vite Ie Smahie
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