City notes they will picnic at Laurel Hipalsy
The John Toyie O Reilly coumen and Young Moms Institute plan a picnic at Laurel Hipalsy on Saturday August 3. Dr Logan injured was thrown from a carriage in a collision with a lumber wagon on Lijden aieiet oid aprained one of his fees. The article notes several names and local events in a busy City Notes section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Toyie O Reilly
Young Mom's Institute
Laurel Hipalsy
Logan
BM. VV. Lipden
Lijden
Man Charged with Assault at Rail Crossing
David Thomas reports being assaulted. defendant David Conniff of Chestnut Street is held on $200 bail by Alderman Howe. Charge listed is assault and battery as alleged by Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Thomas
Thomas Conniff
Chestnut Street
Waterender
West Lackawanna Avenue
Ure
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western Railrooma
Alderaan Howe
Missing Youth Report From City Parish
Eugene Murphy of 81 Carbon Street is missing after attending the pewsboys yiense on Thursday. He is described as 11 years old, with dark brows hair and a freckled face, wearing a shabby coat. Authorities have not begun efforts to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Murphy
Carbon Street
Pewsboys Yiense
Suspect Letter Ties Oklahoma Murder Case to Wilkes-Barre
A letter received by Wilkes-Barre Police Chief Kime mentions murder victims in Duryea Oklahoma City and hints at a suspect named Jacob Snyder with possible aliases. It references two allies in Great County Oklahoma and a phrase about “fixing a man.” Full details were sent to Mr Gideon, Choctaw City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kime
Wilkes-Barre
M. FP. Corcoran
Duryea
Oklahoma
Daly
Luserne
Michael Corcoran
Great Counte
Ponyvania
Jaco Snyder
Great County
Gideon
Choctaw
City
P.O
Mr. Gideon
Three Hearings Held On Adulterated Food Charges
Three hearings were held before Alderman Millar regarding merchants charged with selling adulterated food. Mrs Rich and Patrick Kane were fined 100 and 50 dollars respectively with payment due by August 1. The Stockers’ case was adjourned to August for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
Thone
J. PD. Brocker
Thomas Rich
Patrick Kane
Jermyn
Albert Welles
Rich Aith Kane
Welsatock
Rich
Kane
Through sleeper service planned Chicago to New York rail line
A dispatch from Chicago to New York reports a through passenger line to connect Chicago and New York via the Delaware Lackawanna and Western and the Nickel Plate roads. A close alliance is said to exist with plans for through messenger trains and uniform sleepers replacing Pullmans on the route. The proposed distance by the new line is about 45 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Chicago
New York
Delaware
Lackawanna
Chicaro
Reunion of 143rd Pennsylvania Volunteers Changed Meeting Site
The 143rd Pennsylvania Volunteers reunion will gather at Nay Aug Turk Seranteam on August 0 instead of Mrs. Gilbert Reley’s Wyoming residence. Veterans will meet at Colonel Monle’s post room 422 Lueckawiunna Avenue at 10 a.m. and depart on a special trolley to the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
One Hundred and Forty-Third Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Nay Aug Turk
Seranteam
Mra
Gilbert Reley
Wyoming
Monle
Lueckawiu
Bargains for Friday Linen Skirtings and Accessories
A retail page lists discounted fashion items including white piques, bourette fabrics, and linen skirts. Specials mention 25 to 35 cent goods, dimities, silk ties, ribbons, belts, hose, corsets, and reduced prices on ladies shirt waists and skirt selections. The ad emphasizes a wide assortment at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Cies
Sane
That Old Forge Injunction Case
Equity action over a Scranton and Pittston Railway franchise to build a trolley line in Old Forge. Attorneys Hannah and McCollum argued the charter is vague and the route description improper while Major Warren defended the company citing filed resolutions and property owner consent. Judge Gareter reserved ruling with no opinion date given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Gareter
Old Forge
Scranton
Pittston
Fromt Constructing & Talley Fond
and Forge
H. M. Hannah
T. McColum
Troy
Bradford County
Fiverett Warren
Kannah
Seranton Trailway Company
Hare
Pittston and
High
Supreme Court
Uredil
Bullett
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Hannah
Ilegal
Warren
Commany
Poole Road
McCollum
Dunster
Attorney Seeks Injunction Against Scranton Water Co.
Attorney Cornelius Smith moved yesterday to issue an injunction restraining Scranton Gusang Water from shutting off water to properties owned by Mrs. Margaret A. Smith. The suit questions a bill of 2767.50, arguing much is excessive and barred by the statute of limitations. four tenants vacated, owner claims damages. Judge Gunster refused the injunction but ordered an issue to determine the amount due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Smith
Scranton Gusang Water Company
Margaret A. Smith
Adama, Jefferson and
Monroe Avenue
Smith
Sud
Gunster
Wath of wittee ses from ghie ety in Langstaff contest
Names of contestants listed by ward in a Langstaff election contest hearing. Participants include J. F. Rhodes, William Eeke, John W. Shultz, Reynalds, Willan Williams, Loong, Hampel, Meyers, Weed, Miller, Mans, Shaffer, Kellerman, Kline, Deising, Elkins, Geigel, Miller, Zang, Webber, and others across Tenthward and Nineteenth ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wittee
Langstaff
Tenthwird
J. F. Rhodes
William Eeke
John W. Shultz
OP Reynalds
Willan Williams
William Loong
Charlie Hampel
Louis Meyers
Earge I. Weed
William Enele
Charles Miller
Michael Mans
Jacob Shaffer, Jr
William Pichel
Louis L. Powler
Bret Brender
James Edwards
Edward Bertine
Louis Wenzel
Jacob Shaffer
William Knapp
Joseph Hans
George Pilg
Nineteenth Ward
Fred C. Kellerman
Jaco Liiis
John A. Kline
Churien Deising
Pred W Elkins
Moathtan Hohn
John Geigel
Peter (. Miller
Péter Zang
Peter Zang, Jr
Ausuet Webber
Williams and La Coe sue to stop timber cutting in Ransom
Allen W. Williams Arminda I. La Coe and John F Lacoe through attorney F Price obtained a preliminary injunction to restrain John Green Thomas H Bypruke Henry J Spruke Stephen Spruke Sterling Evins Arthur Smith Frank Smith and Frederick Webber from cutting timber on a tract in Ransom township. The complainants claim ownership and allege the defendants on June 20 1808 broke the fence entered the enclosure and began cutting trees causing irreparable injury. Judge Gunster issued the injunction returnable Saturday at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen W. Williams
Arminda I. Lacoe
Johm F. Lacoe
F . Price
John , Green
Thomas H. Bypruke
Henry J. Spruke
Stephen 8. Spruke
Sterling Evins
Arthur Smith
Frank Smith
Frederick Webber
Ransom Township
Gunster
Yesterday's Marriage Licenses Report
Marriage licenses issued yesterday include Daniel Megan and John YH O Coonor, Beranton Sitauton, with details listing names and associated dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Megan
John YH. O'Coonor
Unclear Proper Names And Place Mentions Surface In Note
The fragmentary text shows a string of personal names and terms that resemble transformed or garbled identifiers. No coherent event, place, or date is discernible to establish a factual news item or outcome.
Rebuilding Engines Proposed at City Fire House
Herward Beach of the American Fire Engine company outlines a plan to examine Franklin and General Phinney engines and bid 1700 each with five year guarantees. Mayor Moir backs the proposal as a complete overhaul and new equipment. A balance of 8200 remains in the appropriations for horses and gear to fund the rebuild under Mr. Bosch, with new engines like these costing 5409 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herward Beach
American Fire Engine Company
Franklin and General Phinney
Moir
Coco
Bosch
Local Mutual Indemnity Company Expands in Wis
A misdated local report notes American Mutual Indemnity of Scranton Pa expanding into Eau Claire Wisconsin. It highlights prompt fair settlements after trolley accident claims involving Thomas Conley and others, praising Mr Hockwell’s adjuster work and noting settlements reached with Conley and others while Elliott parties may go to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Mutual Indemnity Companys
Iin
Clal
Eau Claire
Wis
WH. B. Rockwell
Scranton
Amurican Mutual Indemnity Company
Mau Claire House
Canwges
Chippewa Valley Effective Hallway Company
Conley
Ale. Dunn
J. J. Kelley
Cond
Vow
Mesers, Fleming & Blum
Hugh Filliott
Hugh Fillet
Wil
Mo & St. P
Mra. Elliott
Eliott
Ucle
Wisconsin
T. FP. Frawley
Maa Cale
Lr. Hockwell
J. W. Lagey
la Crosse
Wie
Poe
Howrer
Surveyors Begin Work on Oran Tract Purchase
The Oran tract was confirmed sold by G Frank Reynolds to Charles Schliger DD Jones John T Porter and Meynoide with other likely investors. Ground will open for building, surveyors staked lots, and the site may gain a park. Main avenue parallel street to be continued and Pettebone street widened by twenty five feet donated earlier by the Blackawan n a company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Delaware, Lavkawatnna
Werern Company
G. Frank Reynolis
New York
Wiere
Charles Schliger
DD. Jones
John T. Porter
Main Avenue
Liackawanna Company
Guarantee on Greenes Warranted Syrup of Tar Refund Claim
The undersigned offer a full refund for a bottle of Greenes Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure cough or cold. A 5 cent bottle is offered to prove satisfaction with the money refunded. J. Goe & Fon, Duramere, Pa. Joho FP. Donahue, Rorveton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G.oe & Fon
Duamere, Fu
Joho FP
Donahue
Rorveton Pa
Supreme Court Determines Local School District Classification
The court addresses classification of school districts versus cities, rejecting claims that a six-member board acts outside constitutional bounds. Justice Mitchell notes that classification of districts is permissible and compares it to city classifications, stressing no inherent ban on district-based rules and recognizing ongoing use of the 1887 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Reedy
Board of Acept Control
Justice Mitehall
Su+preme court
Warrior Tran
Supreme Court
Board of Six
Warrior Wan Clse
Chalfantamminet
IST
Board of Twenty-One
Wis Loew
Justice Mitchell
Chilfant-Fulwards
Reedy
Cairm
Mitchell
Mitchell Saye
Thage
Ehing
Sant Clave
Joral
Philadelphia
Mitshure
Allegheny
Statewide reference to boroughs townships and sparsely settled areas
The text lists every borough and sparsely settled township in the state indicating a broad geographic scope. It implies administrative divisions and regional coverage without detailing specific names or dates.
Overcome by Heat Stricken Scranton Reporter
Charles Grogan of Taylor, a reporter for the Scranton department of the Elmira Telegram, was overcome by heat yesterday morning while entering the courthouse. He fell on the steps and was aided by Dr. J B O Brien nearby. An ambulance from Lackawanna Hospital took him there for treatment and he rested easily last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grogan
Taylor
Scranton
Elmira’ Telegram
Court House
J. B O' Brien
Lacakwanna Hospital
Waa
Sual
Y. W. Co. A Notes Outing and Meeting Schedule
Outing at Richmond Pines set for Saturday with gathering at association rooms at 4 o clock. West Side groeper meeting at corner Feran Tot and South Main Avenue led by Miss Matte Munson. Miss Masa Kijom of Japan to lead YWCA meeting at 3 Washington Avenue on Sunday July 20 all young women invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Pines
Association Rooms
West Side
Opportunity of a Lifetime Invest in New Orange Land
An enticing pitch touts an acre in New Orange New Jersey and a site near New York City worth millions yet to be. it warns the foresightful buyer can become a future land millionaire while others miss the chance. Separately the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from points on its line to Pittsburgh for the Young People's Christian Union meeting August 2–7, with round trip fare and post date return extensions under certain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New Orange
New York
Young People's Christian Union
U. B. Church
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pitteburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Angelus
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Ave
Wysrine Avenue
H. B. Ware
Frye
Tod Willarne
I' Omtoites
County
Lewis B. Carter
James KK. Dearbert
John Gunster
Ove Harris
Charles McMeins
W. A. Reynolds
Thoms Willams
Thomas Hopkins
Mayer Moir
Float & Caeh
Piptston
Corones Roberts
Taockowonma
Girton
Flack Diamond Express
Cloner Smith
Flo
Odges
Conniff
Newshoy
Corcoran
Nickel Pirate
West Shore
Nay Aug Park
143D
Mears & Hagen
Sscitri i
H. M. Hanneh
Everett Warren
Beranton
Sitauton
Wiidishana
Benchoweki
Vroneeska Petrowska
Mhroop Toweph
Ruphnee Od Korge
Mary Ann Billington
Boos Menlo
Salvatore Cumoh
Angelo Antonia Greey
Olas Porge
American Mutual Indemnity Company
Oran
Chalfant
Brother Williams
Wyormning Ave
Louis Hf
Isaags
Bronson & Tallman
Spruce St
Y. W. Co. A. Notes
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Account Young People’s Christian Union
U. P. Church
United States
Mears Building
Washington
Buell Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Davidow Bros
Lackawanna Ave
Chas. B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Pennsylvania
Elmwood Hall
Elmhurst
W. H. H. Bull
Winola
Walter Aprigy
C. E. Frear
Lake Winola, PA
Spring Grove House
Lake Carey
Wyoming County
Perning
Lee Joun
Jones
Fern Hall
Crystal Lake
Carbondale
Bue
Johnson
Wortotice
Dundatthia
Jergeer
Arlington
Ocean Grove
Opobenska Raten
Fonty Tates
Qkiet
Alillar
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