Death of breaker boy Patrick Murray at Holden colliery
A 13 year old breaker boy, Patrick Murray, was fatally run over by a loaded car at the Holden colliery of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. A rope hauling system and crowd of workers were involved. the accident occurred on a slope as the car moved to a grade. The incident prompted a $10,000 damages lawsuit by attorneys Soper and Baylor against the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
Bon
Patrick
Holden
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Patrick Murray
Murray
BL Soper
W. OW. Baylor
Suit in slander arising from alleged vow violation in church
Rev. Pettis Asmar, a Sven priest of the Human Pathan Tein, sues for 15000 damages claiming slander by Ristion Hoban who allegedly reported a chastity violation. The action is represented by Attorney Tufts. An unrelated note mentions John Lambert’s release from penitentiary and a separate 12 year old elopement case with a Globe fratelie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis Asmar
Human Pathan Tein
Saalet
Dere
Nicholas
Tegepl Masa
Markoone
Anam
Kerk Saath
Myine Matieour
Mbp
Ristion Hoban
Toot Tufts
John Lambert
Yestering
Penitentiaee
Contino
Edwards
Simpson
Globe
Ranier
Injunction Hearing Delayed By Death Of Counsel's Father
The injunction hearing in the Delaware Lackawanna and Western era company against striking ore miners was postponed to next Monday due to the death of the father of Hon. Co. Op De Malley, counsel for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weerera Gonpainy
Oor
Kelly
Mog Das
Hon. Co. OP de Malley
Hope for Resumption of Hearings After Pneumatic Delay
General hope arises for resumption of the hearing with broader intercessional coverage by A resumed review of work at the car shops. The failure of yesterday's pneumonia tone in New York makes the hope brighter than it was.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Court House News Notes Itemizes Local Cases and Probate
Court records show W A Williams and sister in a dispute against A W Arowan settled in favor of plaintiff. Andrew Gott charged with assault and battery. he posted bond furnished by Chere Chichurn. The will of John J Monahan of Carbondale admitted to probate. Sarah Monahan named sole heir and executor. Bonds of George & Young related to tax matters referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OA. Wileosg
Alt Dewn Dgaloat
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for coughs and consumption
An old newspaper style ad urges readers to treat coughs and bronchial ailments early with Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, claiming it stops the cough and cures the cause. It warns neglect leads to consumption, cites patient testimonials, and mentions free literature on the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Slarece
Bond approval for Vandling collector confirmed by president judge
President Judge Edwardes approved the Vandling collector bond in the amount of 11877.40. The sureties named are Fred Smith, Charlies Viney, James Madden, Patrick Gillespie, Patrick Kearney, Henry Carter and Leonard Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Edwardes
Fred Smith
Charlies Viney
James M Madden
Patrick Gillesple
Patrick Kearney
Henry Carter
Leonard Campbell
Plans for Government Building Alterations Accepted
Plans from the supervising architect in Washington outline extensive alterations at the government building to house the new Federal court. The project includes enlarging Clerk of the Court A. J. Colburns office, creating private spaces for Searle and Wolhorn, and adding marble walled toilet rooms on the third floor at a total cost around $2,000. Bids are due at the local post office by July 31 at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Court
A. J. Colburn
Archhard
Wolhorn
District Court
Searle
New Witness Plan Aims to Ease Courtroom Delays
District Attorney William R. Lewis introduces a new system to stagger grand jury cases by prosecutor initials. The plan schedules hearings from September 9 to September 18 to reduce days of witness attendance, with cooperation sought from aldermen and justices of the peace and strict adherence to relevant acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lewis
Grand Jury
Lackawanne County
Beppe
Tims
Witnheeses
Scranton
Police of
Loor
Commonwealth
Thir
John Smith
David Adair
Wm. RK. Lewis
Brigade Drill Impresses Command Staff at Camp
General Gobin and staff observed the Ninth Eighth Twelfth and Fourth regiments marching in formation as Battery C and the governors cavalry joined. A dress parade followed the successful brigade maneuver practice drawing cheers from soldiers and visitors alike before brigade inspection set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobin
Lebanon
Robert Raver
Thirteenth Regiment
Alexandera Ninth Regiment
Encampment notes highlight regimental band and camp life
Lieutenant Thoms KB Mills visits Lebanon during leave. Regimental band earns praise from Colonel Watres at dress parade. Captain Huff’s company praised for rapid tent erection. Musicians Reese Jones and Teeee noted for long service. Assistant Principal Musician Miles opens a news and tobacco stand. Camp visitors include St Lee Coyne and William Meaney from Foranton. Scranton and Kitston companies send sixty men each. Boxing grows popular among troops as drills continue. Various incidents include a four round draw for Pallentyne and Rooth, a fencing bout with Captain Russ, and a provoked nose injury from a falling tent pole. Captain Raub indisposed. several re-enlistments follow. Regular hospital duties and drill squads detailed with names of personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms KB. Mills
Lebanon
Watres
Huff
Reese and Jones
Teeee
Miles
Thirteenth Regiment
Tribune
Daily News
Embryo
Jeffries
Pallentyne
Rooth
Ballentyne
George Russ
Company C
D Street
Herman E. Ries
Wiliam Wilson
Lackawanna Hospital
Twelfth Regiment
Williamsport
Louis Carter
Bauer
Samuel Pritchard
Park Place
John Davis
Harford
Honecombe
Ninth
Cain
Flor. Keene
George Hagerty
Kellar
James Brock
Hospital Corps
Charles Verney
Inaav Mills
Huegene Winfield
Howard Faulkner
Keene
William Straub
Harry Cade
Harry Quick
Leon Levy
Court Debates Involving Cornelia Greyson and Lucy Harris
In Raymond court, Cornelia Greyson accuses Lucy Harris of assault and battery after Harris allegedly took her man. Cornelia testified Harris slapped her, and Magistrate Howe bound Harris over for peace at 100 dollars. Later, Harris obtained a warrant for Cornelia on assault and battery and disorderly conduct charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Raymond Court Colored Society
Cornelia Greyson
Lucy Harris
Cornelia
Lucy
Mowe OO
Livy
Ruddy
Uneayy
Telegraphers Seek Hearing in Lackawanna Labor Dispute
General Superintendent Clarke of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western faces demands from telegraphers for shorter hours higher pay and reinstatement of workers discharged over alleged pernicious activity in the telegraphers' brotherhood. National President Dolphin and National Vice President Pierson planned meetings as the machinists' strike settled, with Dolphin awaiting arrival in Scranton and Pierson staying briefly in New York before joining Kranton discussions. George A. Wood of Utica met with Pierson to discuss grievances as part of the broader Lackawanna system inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Telegraphers' Brotherhood
National
M. M. Dolphin
National First
John M. Pierson
Chirke
Pierson
Hove
St. Louis
St. Charles
Dolphin
Montreal
T Railroad
Lackawanna
Fron
New York
Kcranton
George A. Wood
Utica
D. L. W. Board for Today and Crew Assignments
Scranton daily list shows the D L W board for today with crew lineups for Wild Cats Rast. G I Staples and other conductors. Several times and shifts noted including 7 p m 10 a m 2 p m and 8 p m with names such as Murray McLane Therpoon Pushers and Randolph. Notices indicate calls at superintendent's office and next trip details with Conductor J W Devine and Mathes crew pending McCue report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MJ. Hennigan
George W. Burt
Soa
Dod
Murray
Thevine
KM. Hallet
Dy McCanns
D. Wallace
Summis
J Carriggs
Wiel
Frownfalker
Op. m
Nichola
T P
Cayuga
McLane
Therpoon
Meweer
Nelly
Morane Toom
Murphy
P. m. Lamping
Bom. Hallett
McCain
Thia
Brikeman H. ©. Mathewson
Doudling
J. W. Devine
Wild Cat Dip Sa
Mathes
McCue
Basin Connection Relieves Lackawanna Sewer
Workmen connected the Adams and Lackawanna basin to the Tenth district sewer per a resolu tion signed by Recorder W L Wonner. Councilman Chittenden says diverting water from this basin will ease the Lackawanna avenue sewer and may render a proposed additional sewer unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams and Lackawanna Avenues
W. L. Wonner
Chittenden
Lackawanna
Three Men Charged With Cruelty To Horses
Joseph Kelly, liversman, filed charges against William Lyons Thomas Moore and William Hoberly for abusing his horses. Alderman Ruddy jailed them but they were released after settling with the prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kelly
William Lyons
Thomas Moore
William Hoberly
Alderman Ruddy
Railroad Time Tables Take Effect Sunday
Train schedules outline intercity serves with Carbondale Scranton Cadosia and points along the line. The notice lists departure and arrival times, Sundays only services, and main line connections to New York City Oneida Utica Walton Delhi Hamlin and Sebastian. Agents are available for fur information and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foranson
Carbondale
Cadosia
Scranton
Cadoajya
Jeave Arden
Mirai
Faye
Sun
Dave
New York City
Oneida
Onwege
Intermediaia Au
Pe Utne Nee
Walton
Delhi
Hamet
Sebastian
Fur
Canan c
J.C. Anderson
New York
E. Welsh
Rail schedule fragment for Scranton to New York and beyond
A fragmented timetable lists Delaware, Lackawanna and Western trains from Scranton to New York, Philadelphia, and intermediate stops with departure times around 1.40, 6.10, 7.10 pm and arrivals in Hoboken, Philadelphia, and Northumberland. It also notes Sunday trains and additional routes toward Buffalo, Montrose, Plymouth, Kingston, and Oswego with various morning and evening departures and daily divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saililie
Scranton
New York
SN. A
Philadelphia
Hobolern
Tobyiaind
Bufigio
Bes
Wwe
Montrose
Nichole
Per Bingham
Acrive
Northumberland
Plymouth
OL A
Moldom
Scratton
Kingston
Krom
Hawley
Avtivale
Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedule Information and Contacts
The notice outlines Lehigh Valley Railroad routes from Scranton to Philadelphia, New York, and coal regions via connections with D. & H. and others, including train numbers and departure times. It lists services like Pullman parlor cars on all trains between Wilkes-Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Sullivan Bridge, with agent contacts in New York South Bethlehem Scranton and Wilkes-Barre for tickets and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trulia Lauve
Scranton
Philadelphia
New York
D.o& TL
T. Ryay AG
Wd Bos Om
Bunedave
Tlisen
Havleton
Rnte
D. & IL BR
Vor
Pottsville
Bethlehem
Eastin
Rearing
Morrisburg
Rey Gay
York
Kinkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Mwhaca
Geneva
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Bullalo
Sisvension Bridge
Kavins
Cortland Sireet
Charles S&s Lee
Gen
Pans
Cortland Street
A. W. Nonsewachee
Pas Agt
Lackawanna Avenue
Soranton
Pennsylvania Railroa
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Hutchinson
J.B. Wood
Pus
Polnta
Heddehem
Sundiyd
Keng Havel
Ocean Grove
Reading
Lebanon
Martieburg
Vie al
Sentawh
Potteitle
Train Schedules and Routes Through Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre
The item lists rail connections among Delaware and Hudson lines, detailing trains to Carbondale and Wilkes-Barre with times and service notes. Mentions Honesdale Lake Lodere, Albany, Gib2 Py, and Barrolle, plus multiple symbols and codes indicating schedule specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kileet
Carbondale
Senitien
Mali
Yuka
Honesdale
Lake Lodere
Ark
Ouse Am
P. O
Ivanta
Sheen
Albany
All Pointe North
A.m
Reduced Prices on Ladies Shirt Waists and More
Nearby department sale cuts prices on ladies shirt waists children's mull hats babies lawn bonnets and pique jackets. Shoppers can save on a variety of clothing items with reduced prices at the store.
Shirt Waists and Walet Sale Boosts Trade Profits
Our shirt waist trade has surpassed prior seasons and stock is limited. The sale focuses on quick turnover with popular items like the $1.45 shirt walet in gingham, striped and solid molors blue old rose lavender and pink. Waist reductions include $1.35 waists and $2.00 waists reduced to $1.50 with higher priced waists proportionally priced.
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Breaker Boy
Thomas Mulien
Jacob Annie M. Meanie
Patrick F Walls
Mary T. Connelly
John DiCkinson
Ceeeres
Wyoming
Farah Jenkines
August Malling
Mary Rices
Saranton Valentine Thonas
Blakely
Mary Preitt
Sande Amistiing
Jessup
Mary
Antonio Gawndinetti
Dun Mane Giovanni Alol
Diunnire
Court House News Notes
Pierce
Malin
Government
Lackawane
William Rh
Lewis
Hletzlet
Fred A. Styder
Vamp Auring
Lackawanna Road
Fon
Wild Cats
G. I Staples
Bower
Ontario and Western
Delaware
Berantonm
Los
N48
Thao P.m
Bioomeatiung
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Delaware and Hudson
Iles
STS Aneke Marvel CO
Room
Tunes Edg
Erie Railroad
Sedgwill
Enited States
Sears
Dr. Sedgwick
Penn Avende
Seranton
Owen
Pink
Senate
Aant Sc
Msbaoo
Lackawanna Ave
Pilsner
Ninth Stree
Scranton, PA
NEW York Hotels
Westminster
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
T. Thompson
Jefferson
14Th &Treet
Union Square
John EB
Ield
Wanamakers
Albert
Corith &T & University
Broadway
Paestaurant
F.rheé
F.theel
Finlatelphia
Varbeorely
Firleiures
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