Cosgrove to be arraigned in murder cases headlining June term
The June term opens with Judge Kelly and three murder cases led by Sylvester F. Cosgrove Frank Kofazemski and Frank Kinsley charged with killing Daniel McAuliffe during a street car strike disturbance at Moran's saloon Luzerne and Sixteenth streets on December 1. Trials have been twice continued and Cosgrove will be tried first with defense Willard Warren Knapp and O'Brien Martin and prosecutors Lewis and Murray. Additional trials include ex tax collector George R. Stanton and others on charges from embezzlement libel malicious mischief perjury and liquor sales without a license. Jurors list names and occupations for the week are provided. Next week's first case involves Police Officer Michael Davis of Moosic charged with killing Peter King in a Minooka saloon on February 16 1902.
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Luzerne Street
Criminal Court
John P. Kelly
Newcomb
John Lynch
Luzerne
Sylvester F. Cosgrove
Frank Kofazemski
Frank Kinsley
Daniel McAuliffe
Moran's
Lugerne
Sixteenth Streets
Cosgrove
W. R. Lewis
R. J. Murray
Willard
Main Avenue
Kinsley
Kofszeinski
Kofszennski
John Doe
McAuliffe
John Dunleavy
William Rourke
Lackawanna Hospital
John Coleman
William Lisk
Matthew Paff
Thomas Gilboy
Tanac Post
Scranton
Pi. Philbin
Minooka
Ave A. Rivenburge
Old Org
William Rankine
Greenfield
William P. Stafford
Seranton
W. J. Stephens
North Abington
George B. Smith
Stephien Simona
Olyphant
Floyd Sargent
Farmer la Plume
John Banton
Moncow
John C. Bochmidt
J. Smith
Dalton
Joseph Sando
Gentiman
ALP
Troutwein
Carbondale
George FB
Thompson
Frank Washburn
Beranton
Ilenry Watter
George Waters
J. Jeweler
J.C. Yarrington
Chambery Colicky Sane Diarrhoea Remedy Advertisement
A warning about deadly colic and cholera morbus prompts the claim that Chamberie Colky Sna ne Diarrhoea Remedy has saved lives and relieved pain. The ad urges keeping a reliable medicine on hand and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberie
Orphans Court Notices Confirm Several Estates and Appoints Guardians
In the Orphans' court Judge Vosburg confirmed the widows appraisement in John Reese and James Chambers estates. Patrick Cusick named guardian of his minor children. John M Evans appointed guardian of Reba and Cora Phelps. Hearing in Frederick Simon estate continued. Solomon Foster admitted to practice. Private sale ordered for C W Brundage estate and mortgage leave granted for debts. Attorneys appeared for Brundage, Dean, Hughes, Brown estates.
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Orphans’ Court
A. A. Vosburg
Nnsi
John Reese
James Chambers
Patrick F. Cusick
Patrick Cusick
Anna Elizabeth
Ambrose
Eugene
Bartholomew
John B. Jordan
John M. Evans
Reba Phelps
Cora Phelps
Frederick Simon
B. F. Tinkham
Benjamin F. Hughes
H. C. Reynolds
Camse
Catherine
Brown
Nisi
F. M. Monaghan
Keegan v Metropolitan insured verdict for defendant
The jury in the Kate Keegan versus Metropolitan Insurance case returned a verdict for the defendant on Saturday. The action sought $500. Attorney George D D Taylor represented the plaintiff.
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Kate Keegan
Metropolitan Insurance Company
George D.D. Taylor
George H. Winans
George G. Winans
Solomon Foster
Brantlce
William A. Wilcox
Scranton Tops Lancaster In Benefit Baseball Game
Scranton defeated Lancaster 6 to 5 in a loosely played benefit game. Fox pitched for Lancaster and McGarry for Scranton, Schmaltz and Logan delivered notable batting feats, with Bratton and Steinberg also contributing key hits. Time of game was 1 hour 40 minutes with umpires Jeffries.
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Scranton
the Park
Lancaster
McGarry
Fox
Schmaltz
Logan
Blakey
R. WH
Irs
Shinners
Cece
Eoher Bai Sissies
Balzer
Pordney
Ferris
C.f
Bratton
Vescser
J Ours
OG Loncaster
OM McGarry
Kreener
Steinberg
Gorton
Stroh
Locher
Sachinve
Schmalts
Schmalz
Keener
Wild Pitehes
Mosquito Discovery Ends Yellow Fever Threat in Havana
Reports from Havana describe a drastic drop in yellow fever deaths from about 300 yearly to five after a campaign to eradicate mosquitoes. The effort included isolating patients, fumigating houses, draining stagnAnt waters, kerosene use, and introduction of surface-feeding fish to eat larvae, supporting Finlay’s theory of mosquitoes as disease vectors.
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Havana
Finlay
Ronald Rows
Koch
Mosquito Control Urged to End Dual Tropic Diseases
The text argues smallpox and malaria could vanish together if all mosquitos are killed, noting different mosquito varieties spread each disease and that both may breed in the same pool.
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Tropics
Amall Pox Reported In South Rebecca Resident
James Matthews of 146144 South Rebecca Avenue is the latest victim reported to suffer from smallpox. The case was reported to the health bureau Saturday by Dr. D. W. Evans. The patient was moved to the emergency hospital and the house was quarantined. The source states the infection origin is unknown.
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James Matthews
South
Rebecca Avenue
Bureau of Health
D. W. Evans
Matthews
Delaware Lackawanna & Western Board Details For Monday
A brief schedule for Monday June 2 shows the Extras East work train at 6.00 a m with HL Doherty, Pushers Moran 11.45 a m Murphy 7.90 p m and 9 p m, W H Barth, Helpers McGovern 1.00 a m Gaffney 7 a m Becor 4.30 p m Stan with times shortened due to OCR.
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HL Doherty
Moran
Murphy
H. Barth
Helpers
McGovern
Gaffney
Becor
Stanton
Scranton Market Quotations on Dairy Produce and Groceries
Scranton Board of Trade exchange quotes show dairy and produce prices corrected by H. G. Dale. Flour and butter stable at customary prices. cheese and eggs listed with regional variations. Beans, green peas, onions Bermudas and potatoes priced per bushel or crate as markets dictate.
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Scranton’ Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lacka. Ave
Bank offers 3 percent savings interest open Saturdays
A local bank advertises a 3 percent interest rate on savings accounts regardless of balance and notes Saturday evening hours for account openings and service.
Train Schedules From Scranton to Major Cities and Easton Routes
As of May 14 trains depart Scranton for Philadelphia and New York via D and H routes at 6 33 am 9 48 am 2 18 pm and 4 97 pm with connections to Hazleton coal region and intermediate points. Services to Bethlehem Easton Harrisburg Pottsville and other hubs run via D and H routes with multiple daily departures and special express options. Full Pullman parlor cars and sleeping accommodations apply on services between Wilkes Barre Wilkes Barre Scranton New York Philadelphia Buffalo and western points. Ticket offices listed at 69 Public Square Wilkes.
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Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelhia
Potteville
Opa
Sunbury
Larraburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Vittsburg
West
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Blopa
Blopa At Principal Intermediate At Ationg 427 Pts Week Date For Hazleton
Bunbury
Hiarlaburg
Fa Reure
Hutchinson
Mgr
J. B Wood
Pam. Agt
New York
D. A
Readi
Buralays
Takhestock
Towanda
Elenite
Ithaca
Beceye
Vis B
W. RR. R
Geneva
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Gniseae
Tre
Wintteney York
Wilbur
Gen
Cortland Street
Sonemaciep
South
Bethlehem
Forticketa
Pullman
Ticket Ofice
Public Square
Wilkes
Central Railroad timetables and trains in New Jersey and Susquehanna area
Train schedules detail departures from Scranton and connections to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Lists multiple services including Quaker City Express with vestibule coach and Pullman car, and through routes via Pittston Wilkes-Barre and Pottsville. Notes stations, service times, and ticket agents.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Greean Grove
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Dunmore
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Aimon Coon
Patrick Campbell
John Cure
Giles L. Clark
Thomas Cosgrove
Sibley
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Merchant
Stephen Cole
Carpenter
Winton
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John Durkin
Barber
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Miner
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Bernard Dolan
Mason
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Johnn. Durkin
Archbald
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J. Dempsey
George B. Dimmick
A. F. Emery
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Lidward L. Fuller
H. C. Frederick
Philip Oo Foy
Richard Graves
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John M. Gallagher
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Hubbard
Scott
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Tey
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J. Kearney
Harry Kenyon
Charles Kelly
Clark Lowery
M. Lewis
Jenkin Lewis
Weaver
Tilida Morris
Ralph Meixner
Edward Morris
Theodore Mitchell
John J. Morgan
Soranton
Eugene Meyers
Clark's Summit
M.P
Court House News Notes
Harper's Weekly
South Rebecca Avenue
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Board
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Bank & Trust Co
Firat At
Spamunearon
Third National Oy
Dimo Cp
D& Dis
Banik
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Firat National Bank
Lack, Trust & Safe Dep. Co
Clark & Snover Co
Scranton Savings Bank
National Bank
Bolt * Nut
Scranton Packing Co
People's Street Railway
People'street Railway
Gen- Scranton Trac. Co
N. Jersey & Pacoto
Consolidated Water Supply
Norfolk, Va
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Richmond, Va
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OLD Dominion Steamship CO
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H. A. Walker
J.J. Brown
Six Eagles
State of
SIH Eagles Mining CO
Woomen
Dorothy Dodd
The
Brooks
Sanderson Shoe Co
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
E Honngons Sons
Scranton, Pa
Nla
M.T. Keller
Lackawanna Carriage Works
J.b.woolsey € Co Contractors
NZS Union Home
Mears
Aldent Ball
Joseph Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
Peter Stipp
Washington Avenue
Scranton Vitrified Brick and Tile Manufacturing Company
M. H. Dale
General Julea
Offie
Washington Ave
Nay Aug
Kern
Butte
Mont
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
Nassau Street
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
LRA MB
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Tribune's Business
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Kitfeet
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Penneylvania
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Racues
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Geen
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Nicholson
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Bloomsburg
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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Alis
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Pottsville
Alo i Larne
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Agt
Ontario and Western
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Coud
Paem
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