Disorderly conduct and theft incidents reported in city court notes
The report details multiple cases including Aldorimat Muddy and others found guilty of disorderly conduct related to a chase toward Mexico, plus Michael Meepr and Peter Gentian facing charges. It notes fines, bail, and arrests for property violations, assault, and attempted theft, with several individuals summoned to court and others remanded by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldorimat
Muddy Fostertoe
Nellie Ed Ditethn
Mary Logan
Hier Tepey
Michael Meepr
Wes
Vasiateates
Millar
Techawanna Dal Westar
Atp
Peter Clagen
Sui Scanten
Spevial Otfiowe Mytos Miobonmell
Lackawanna Mileod
Enmgatie
Carao
Diehl
Dee Snh
Tee Amudl
Westerday la Parklada Gemeniell
Rellowal
Peter Gentian
Wey
Wea
Reddy Fred Wirth
Wallin Kidmer
Ash Sii
Chanel
Mia
Kilmer
Wien
Millon
Republican county committee meeting announced in Scranton
A meeting of the Republican county committee will be held at the Central Republican club rooms on Washington avenue Scranton Pa Friday August 30 at 2 oclock P M to fix the time for the next primary election. David J Davis chairman EK PD Fellows secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Central Republican Club
Washington Avenue
Scranton
David J. Davis
EK. PD
David J. Darwis
Republican Club
Welowk
Ice Cream Offer At Hinleys On Spruce Street
Advertisement notes heat is cured by cold treats at Hinleys 420 Spruce Street inviting customers to buy ice cream to beat the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinley’s
Spruce Street
Wedding at St Peters Cathedral Unites Miss Barrett and Richard Bourke
A large crowd attended the ceremony at St Peters Cathedral as Miss Anna H. Barrett and Richard J. Bourke wed. Rev D Bustin performed the rites with Professor Behilling playing Lohengrin. The couple will reside on Myrtle Street after a wedding breakfast at the Jermyn and plan to start housekeeping once Bourke completes his civil services and military duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters Cathedral
Anna H. Barrett
Mary Barrett
Pine Street
Richard J. Bourke
Mary
Duffy
T. P. Duffy
Jermyn
Mary Cosack Found After Wandering From Jessup
Mary Cosack, a Polish woman who wandered from Jessup about three weeks ago, was found yesterday morning near the Delaware Water Gap in a demented state. She was brought to Scranton by Constable John Manley and Special Officer George Hefton, lodged at the central police station, filthy and barefoot, after traveling roughly several hundred miles on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cosack
Jessup
Delaware Water Gap
Scranton
Valle
John Manley
Pockville
Water Gap
Dmoor
George Hefthon
Tragedy at Blast Furnace Claims George Weines
George Weines of Booth Scranton died yesterday after falling about fifty feet while tearing the roof off the No 1 engine house at the blast furnace. He struck beams, rolled to the cellar, and died from a broken neck. Survived by parents six brothers and three sisters, funeral Thursday at 2 PM with services at the deiuce and interment in Port Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weines
Booth Scranton
Welick Weinss
G. A. Miller
Provost Avenue
Fie Street
George Welnss
ZA Yoare
Lone of Veterans and Iron Workers’ Union
Deiuce
Porst Hi
Scranton
Incement
Mr. Perry
Burnett
Jones
Moses Taylor Hospital
Italian suspected of Scranton robbery arrested in Baltimore
Superintendent Frank Robling received a Baltimore notice reporting the arrest of an Italian named Martine Mirtikunes on a charge in Baltimore. Captain A J Pumphrey provides a photo and says the man is wanted in Scranton for robbing Antoine Jdegunes of 5647 in spring. If requisition papers exist, he can be brought to Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robling
Baltimore
Martine Mirtikunes
Maryland
A. J. Piuanphrey
Maortigunes
Pumphrey
Scranton
Antoine Jdegunes
Scranten
Krobling
County GOP Plans Meeting on Primary Nominations
County Chairman David J. Darwis called a Republican county committee meeting at the Central Republican club rooms next Friday at 2 for deciding the date of the primary election to nominate county candidates.
Miners Hurt In Accidents At Central Colliery
Robert Kelley of Weetserautet a miner at the Central colliery Delaware Lackawanna line fell in a fork western snoring and suffered multiple injuries later taken to Moses Taylor hospital Michael Brady of Mt Pleaawnt enitory broke his left leg during the goring and was removed to the Lackawanna hospital after being trapped under a falling prop
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kelley
Weetserautet
Central
Delaware, Lackawanna Wl
Weetirn
Moses Taylor Hospital
Michael Brady
Mt. Pleaawntenitory
Lackawanna Hospital
Storm Wreck Hits Scranton Transit and Homes
A severe Sunday night and Monday storm caused widespread damage in Scranton. Lightning struck the cupola of a Munroe avenue building, injuring no one but damaging attics and woodwork. Electric lines and streetcars were disrupted, fires started by live wires, and several stores reported outages and alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberver Clarke
Weather Bureau
Munroe Avenue
Frederick Richards
Richards
Owen Irish
Lehtining
B. Svert
Franklin Avenue
Phonograph
W. 2D. Langfeld
Fred Isele
W. M. Tweedy
Linden Street
Clay and
Webster Avenues
William Reedy
Scranton
St. John’s
Philadelphia Cloak and Suit Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Foote & Shear
Washington Avenue
Runaway Teams Kill Horse in Washington Avenue Crash
Dr Henry Halpert had hired a Brown Livery team that bolted on Washington Avenue and Olive Street. Sandy Freedman held the reins until the pair struck a railroad bridge pillar. Trinket was killed instantly while the other horse was slightly stunned. The carriage was demolished and Freedman suffered minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue
Henry Halpert
Liveryman
Brown
Elmhurst
Sandy" Freedman
Olive Street
Rreesman
Lackawonea Avenue
Trinket
Freedman
Singer Sues for 745000 in Delaware Lackawanna Crash
Charlon H. Singer filed an action against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad seeking 745000 damages. He alleges negligence after a rear collision on a night shift when trains stopped at a stone bridge yard left him badly injured. The suit cites orders from Superintendent Mine and a misrouted instruction from Yardmaster Timothy Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlon HH. Singer
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Tailroad Company
E. C. News Eonch
wWelock
John Gahagan
FE. HH
Rine
Gouldsboro
Labar
Gahogan
Singer
Timothy Kearney
Dalton Borough School District Indebtedness Report 1901
A Statement of Indebtedness for Dalton borough School district dated July 1, 1901 shows total indebtedness of 2002.03 dollars and taxable property valued at 112100.00. The district plans to increase indebtedness by 000 through bond issuance to repay outstanding bonds and fund building projects. Signed by Ernest F. Snyder President and Frank M. Colvin Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton Borough
Ernest F. Snyder
The
Hour
Frank M. Colvin
Hearing in Injunction Case Extended for Car Builders Standoff
The injunction case between Delaware Lackawanna and Western and striking car builders was adjourned to Thursday morning after KC Newcomb, for the builders, and Former Judge K O Willard, representing the company, agreed to a two week confinement. The workers objected, urging an immediate decision, and Judge J P Kelly allowed the postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
KC. Newcomb
K. O. Willard
Ma Confinence
Court House News Notes Among Failing Charters and Legal Actions
Attorney J Vircioun seeks a charter for a moveable audience group of workers tied to a firm in Henne Kennel. A man jailed May 1 for failure to support his wife is released after serving time. An appeal to the Supreme Court addressed several defendants in a civil matter. Amelia Howth seeks a divorce from Tee RR Goaly, married March 1, 1881, alleging long separation and mistreatment. Zuleris files damages from an incident at a Providence car line conductor causing severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attonny J
Math Able
Dude Carpenter
Lan
Jenkin
Prieto
Boone
Sei Dhimegh Bellows
Corneline Soles
Margaret AL Sent
Dl Stanken Smith
Winteld Fellows
KL Loonie
Scranton Wallwye Company
Zuleris
Providence
Guernsey Hall Piano House Promotes Brands and Bargains
Guernsey Hall in Scranton presents a wide range of pianos and organs from Weber Sohmer Mehsin Schubert Kingsbury and others. Each instrument is guaranteed and priced to reflect value. Daily special bargains on slightly used items. Located above the post office at 314 North Washington Ave Scranton PA. Try the new bc cigar Kieon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Hall
Muele
Alwayve
Weber
Sohmer
Mehsin
Schubert
Kingsbury
N. B
Scratnon
Washington Avenue
Scranton
Fatal Boiler Explosion Kills Two Railroad Workers
Engineer James Burnett and brakeman Reuben E. Jones were fatally injured when the switching engine boiler exploded near the Pancoast colliery in Throop. Fireman Albert Cronk was badly scalded but expected to recover. cause of the blast under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burnett
Reuben Jones
Crank
Cara
Pancoast Mine
Throop
Jamee Burnett
Lincoln Avenue
Dela Ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Reuben E. Jones
Nay Atg
Lackawanna
Pancoast
Winten
Albert 8. Cronk
Bheling
Mosoa Taylor Hospital
Lincoln Heights
Christian Science
Poore
Clarke
Otto and the Auto Parody by Edmund Vance Cooke
A humorous verse on fashion and cars as the speaker riffs about Otto from Mobile Alabama who loves autos. The poem contrasts older steeds with modern automotives and jokes about misfiring, greed for gadgets, and the idea that Otto should own and drive an automobile, despite comical mispronunciations and playful spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Mobile
Otto
Otte
Edmund Vance Cooke
Seasonal stock at below cost, never carry over
We offer new season able stock at less than cost as we never carry over stock. No old stock is available, only fresh seasonal items at bargain prices for a limited time.
Bargain Basement Reductions Noted In Store Windows
Ad copy shows prices slashed on belts and suspenders to 42 cents, elastic seam jeans drawers to 5 cents, wash ties to 5 cents, and reductions across other departments with window displays inviting shoppers to see the bargains.
Beaten and Robbed at Greenwood Hotel
Jewelry pedlar J Feldman caused the arrest of Anthony Holfeld Constant Zeatna Anthony Lata Tony Ofelt and Volecie Zeatna all of Greenwood. Feldman testified they beat him last Saturday night and stole his bag of jewelry and tools. They were held in 400 dollars bail each for court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Feldman
Greenwood
Anthony Holfeld
Constant Zeatna
Anthony Lata
Tony Ofelt
Volecie Zeatna
Alderman Ruddy
T Hese
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DR. Hand
Wilk
Lee
DR. Hand Condensed Milk CO
Scranton, Pa
Sisters OF Bethany
Slatera of
Bethy
Sry of
St. Davies Chanel
D'clovk Ih
Wektey Peor
Church
Delaware and Mid: Poe Company
Yeatenday
Powleriy
Carbondale No. 0
Gaal Brook
Clinton
Serapren Lodge of Elks
Ela Howe
O'S
Hawk
Lawrence Bani
SWNT
Gree Engneh
Ehuret
Mulberry Atecet
Maliken Avenue
Tove
el Orient
Benkrupter
Searle
Federal Co
Teuphin
National Paint Work
Wallivmapert
Hooper & Towns Fend Company
Mhilwtelphia
United States Paint Company
Williaieport
Broadway
N. Y
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Commonwealth
R. J. Bourke and
Misa Anna Barrett United
Fell
Alliance OF the Elements
M. C. B. Scott's Store
Peckville
Beranton Railway Company
Laurel Hill
No. 6
Bellevue
Lafayette Street
Petersburg
North Main Avenue
Tt Jones
F. Thevadela
Thea. Spruce
Richard O'Brien
Kamuel Sumter
von Storch
Woolwath
Mewlaw
Pubvon
Arthur Darn
M. PF
Carter
Our
Le’s Bank
Charles H. Singer
D. L. & W. Company
Warted Witeetl
Oly
Mary Geeleora
Stegereneen
Sevier
Renee Sme
Ran
Court House News
Kieon
Cronk
Moses Taylor
Tribune
Otto and
the Auto
J. D. Williams & Bro
Louis H. Isaacs
HOTEL
Clifton
Lake Winola, PA
Parminent
Pensylvania
Mort Orlacare
Lackewanna
Western Traive
Badoreville
Suerte
Atlantic City Hotels
Grand Atlantic Hotel and
Virginia Ave. and Beach
Atlantic City
N. J
Seration Select
Steel Pier
Lamilles
Picet
Charles EE Cope
Hotel Osborne
S. 4
Heackh
New Throom
R. J. Osborne
Delaware Ciy
Tennesse Avenue
Reach
Beet & Brubaker
Scranton Correspondence School
Td. Porter
Kimner . Lawall
Treas & 4
Eater
Stanley P. Allen
Secretare
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