Denier Suit For Damages Over Child Death
In Carbondale court Beranton Railway disputes responsibility for a boy's death after a trolley collision on August 14 1897. Plaintiff Michael Denier and wife claim negligence. defense argues bicycle rider at fault. Jury view of Killeen property and juries sworn in other cases precede verdicts in Archbald and area court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Railway Company
Carbondale
Killeen
Wrobelewski
F. W. Gunster
Michael Denter
Sitah Denter
Penn Avenue
Lackawinne
Plwintuts Ape
Simon Ward
A. F. Lowles
Michael Denier
Marry Dorshimer
Dr. Feinberg
Mr. Constant
Frederick Phinney
Sarah Denier
Mr. Ward
Ward
Binoch Evans
Wiese
Thomas Killeen
Carbondale Traction Company
City of
Courhundale
Tipstaml Powell
Mathilda Purhig
Frederick Fahvng
Eugene Brelimpl
Behimpl
Plain Ti
C. H. Soper
OH. Welles
J. 4. Torrey
Joseph «V. Brien
Michael Wrobelewski
Archbald
Property transfers listed in Dickson City Scranton and Carbondale
Property transfers show Ellen and Thomas McArthur in Dickson City to Mary A Cannon for 1200 dollars. Jatvee Cubwgan and William Cadwean in Scranton to John J Griffiths for 62.96. Michael Murray in Carbondale to Edwin Moon for 855. Thorne P Brown in Scranton to Republic Savings and Loan Association for 46.71. Patrick Ansbury in Carbondale to A Shannon for 726. Nathan Engliseh and Morela Mnglieh in Carbonville to Morelia W. English for 4471. Mary Delaney in Scranton to Casey & Kelly Brewing Company for 225. Court orders acceptance of other sheriff deeds Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen McArthur
Thomas McArthur
Dickson City
Mary A. Cannon
Jatvee Cubwgan
William Cadwean
Scranton
John J. Griffiths
Michael Murray
Carbondale
Edwin Moon
Thorne P. Brown
Republic Savings and Lawn Association
Patrick Ansbury
7. A. Shannon
Nathan TD
Engliseh
Morela TE Mnglieh
Carbonvile
Morelia
Mary Delaney
Casey & Kelly Brewing Company
Delinquent School Taxes Fled Bonds Among City Collectors
A roster lists ecollectors of delinquent school taxes who fled their bonds with Prothonotary Copeland yesterday. The names include Anthony McHush, Fahey and Rainey. Michael Tinche. Thomas Miarshall. Lewis A. Stevens. Frank Wash urn. Anthony Scanton. Thomas Saltry. Tutrick F L McDonnell. Owen F P O Malley. Henjamin Griffiths. John F O Connor. J Walsh. Michael T MetCann. with bondsmen and amounts ranging from hundreds to several thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Anthony McHush
Fifth Ward
John
Fahey
Rainey
Bondemen
Michael Tinche
J. Reean
J. F. Wright
Thomas Miarshall
Reese W. Hopkins
Lewis H. Harris
Eavmah
Lewis A. Stevens
Michael T. MetCann
Michael Hannick
F. J. McCann
Divorce Answer Denies Abuse Claim by Wickenhoffer
Georrge L. Wickenhoffer files his answer in a divorce action brought by Eval Wieck enhoffer. He denies ever beating or cruelly treating her and says she left his house without just cause. He requests a jury trial and readiness to maintain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georrge
L. Wickenhoffer
Eval. Wieckenhoffer
Bridget Kimney Sues for Damages After Trip Incident
Bridget Kimney sues the city of Berane tay claiming she suffered injuries April 17 when she tripped on a protruding post along Enet Market Street. Her attorney, HLS Alworth, seeks damages of 5000 dollars for medical costs and related losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Kimney
Berane Tay
HLS, Alworth
Harvey
Enet Market Street
Local Names Listed In Scranton Area Directory
A fragmentary OCR list shows residents and towns in the Scranton Wilkes-Barre region including Olyphant Peckville West Pittston and Scranton. The names include John Kagomski Anni Gall Rose Anna Seymour Sophia BeJul John Hughes and Bridget McLaned with partial addresses and inconsistent spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kagomski
Anni Gall
Ol Yphant
Harry FE
Beaunin
Peckville
Rose Anna Seymour
Pol
Sophia BeJul
Packvi Ie
John Hughes
Wilkes-Barre
Magegle Rees
Andrew Ambrosius
West Pittston
Concette
Trapdong
Picblon
Toh Hope
Atinle SaArankg
Thomas Sheridan
Scranton
Bridget McLaned
Court confirms receiver report on Gilmore Duffy site
The court yesterday finalized the receiver’s report regarding the Gilmore & Duffy real estate site. Tevid J. Davis treasurer of Taylor borough posted a $12 000 bond with Prothonotary Copeland securing the claim against Niward Williams Martin Williams William D Reynolds and Eiward EF Davis. John J F Waleh’s contest against W H Thome for constable of the Eighth ward was filed with Clerk Daniela. 84 votes are challenged for various grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore & Duffy
Tevid J. Davis
Taylor Borough
Copeland
Niward Williams
Martin Willams
William D. Reynolds
Eiward EF. Davis
John JF. Waleh
W. H. Thome
Eighth Ward
Thomas
New No 3 School Building Inspected in South Scranton
A twelve room No 3 school on Pittston avenue corner Hickory Street was inspected by Seventy school controllers and city officials including M J Ruddy and John A Duckworth. The building features modern lighting and ventilation with a large central fan and sturdy exterior. The board of control will consider acceptance at the next meeting after minor changes. St Marys may buy the old River street school adjoining the convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Lodge of Knights of Honor
Schoor
Pittston Avenue
Hickory Street
Severn
M. J. Ruddy
John A. Duckworth
Peter Neula
Shirer
Rec
Neuls
Sesson
St. Mary's Congregation
River Street
St. Marys Convent
Knights of Honor Lodge Organized in Storrs Hall
In Storrs hall Monday night a new Knights of Honor lodge will be formed. William J. Robinson of Erie, grand reporter, has enrolled many local leaders. Hon H W Allison of Allentown, grand dictator, attends. Dr Albert Kohl of Cedar Avenue to serve as medical examiner. Mayor Moir, a member, will be present and speak. A joint session will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs’ Hall
Knights of Honor
William J. Robinson
Erie
National Order
H. W. Allison
Allentown
Albert Kolh
Cedar Avenue
Moir
John Demuth
Lentos
Fred, Kirchhoff
James F. Best
George K. Kirchhoff
New York City
Lake Ariel
Mia
Spraka
Washington
North Carolina
John Bleckier
Birch Street
National Education Association Convention Los Angeles Trip Offer
The National Education Association invites travelers to Los Angeles, July 11 to 14, with reduced rail fares through Pennsylvania Railroad. Round trip single fare plus a £2 membership fee covers three tickets valid June 24 to July 7. stamps by joint agents in Los Angeles allow return to final destination by September. For details, contact ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Pennsylvvania Railroad Company
Polnta
Hne
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Denier
Sherif Pryoy
Catlantic Respining CO
Munyon
Che
Arch Etreet
Phila
City of Scranton
Court House
South Scranton
Hood’s
Connell
Crum
Cour
Tim
Reegret
Thos. Kelly’s
Reamin ‘Avenue
Pilsner
Sean
P Cal
Scranton, PA
Moosic and
Rush Lale
Laplin & Rand Powder Co,s
Eidvetric Hatteries
Ele Etric Ea Plocder
Safety Base Ao
High Repauno Chemical Co
Wallace
Washington Avenue
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Naton Avenue
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and
General Office
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
C. C. Cafferty
Binghamton
N. Y
Columbia Chainless Bicycles
von Dor't
Nat
Ctuel
Wanes
CLRID
Columbia Chain
Pierce Racers
Kellum & Conrad
Wyoming Ave
Convention National Educational Association
CAI
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Main Street
Pittston, PA
WM. Connell
Henry Berlin, Jr
William HH. Pack
Aolmes
Spalding
Nee & Broons A Cathes Guatean
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