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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1902

Page

4

Eight Jurors Seated in Cosgrove Murder Trial

Drummond detective chief Sylvester F. Cosgrove faces second degree murder charges in the death of Darel McAuliffe at Moran's saloon Luzerne Street. Judge John Lynch presides in Luzerne County with eight jurors seated and forty three jurors summoned for the quarter sessions proceeding.

John Lynch Luzerne County Daniel MecAulife Sylvester F. Cosgrove New York Drummond Detective Agency Luserne County Superior Darel McAuliffe West Scranton Tribune McAuliffe Moran Luzerne Street Cosgrove Frank Kascainaki Frank Kinsley Commonwealth Lewis George Horn R. J. Murray John Nellie McAuliffe Manon Major Everett Warren Joseph O'Brien M. J. Martin P. O'Malley Richard Bell Moscow Alonzo Coons North Abington A. C. Frederick Greenfield Jesse Gardner Theodore Mitchell Jefferson M. P. Mead William Rankins Stephen Simons Olyphant

Judge Kelly Succeeds. Scranton Court Adjudicates Various

Judge Kelly resigns his main bench due to illness. Judge Newcomb takes the seat. Judge Lynch presides over the murder trial. John O'Brien is arraigned for burglary at McNamara's hotel but is found not guilty. Prosecutor E A Stanton moves to nol pros in two cases against his daughter Ella Maud Stanton and Ben Burdick. Michael and Sarah Gibson plead guilty to cruelty to a child. sentence suspended. A jury adjourns over John Tuffy accused of stealing dynamite caps from Westinghouse Church. he claims the items were found on the Orchard in South Scranton.

John P. Kelly E. C. Newcomb Lynch John O'Brien North Scranton McNamara West Market Street Burdick Scott Township Michael Gibson Sarah Gibson Park Place W. B. Dugeen Board of Charities Newcomb John Tuffy South Scranton Westinghouse Church Company

Divorces Sought in Several Local Cases

Berlin E Fish seeks divorce from Hattie M Fish after her desertion on July 1 1900 and unknown current residence. H F Trager files for divorce from Helena Trager citing cruelty. Lissie F Kinder granted divorce from Charles H Kinder for drunkenness abuse and eviction. Kinder/Kinder married May 30 1899 at Binghamton. Kinder now lives with Fitzgeralds in the city.

Edward W. Thayer Berlin E. Fish Fish Hattie M. Fish H. F. Trager Helena Trager C. 8. Woodruff William Fitzgerald

Orphans Court Hears Bridget Ryan Estate Audit

Judge A A Vosburg heard evidence on the Bridget Ryan estate audit concerning P J Horan trustee and contested credits. The audit ends Friday at 6 am. a Saturday 10 am court session follows for matters set down. Judge Vosburg also ruled in John R Mahon estate requiring executors to file an account within ten days.

Orphans’ Court A. A. Vosburg Bridget Ryan P. J. Horan Hia C. R. Pitcher M. P. Cawley T. P. Duffy George John R. Mahon

Judge Bavidge Denies New Trial in Gulick Case Death Sentence

Enclusive Wire reports Sunbury judge Bavidge refuses new trial and sentences John Gulick to death for murdering his mother and brother on the family farm near Sunbury. Gulick offered no emotion as the sentence was read. an appeal to the pardon board is planned.

Associated Press Sunbury

Fine undergarments and gowns line in cambric and muslin

An extensive sale feature lists cambric covers, gowns, skirts and drawers in tight fitting and French styles. Prices range from 5 to 18 dollars with elaborate lace, embroidery, hemstitching and ruffles. Numerous styles emphasize cambric and nainsook fabrics with varied trims.

Bathing Suits Boosted for Summer Travel and Savings

Exoduses to the coast begin as families rush trains for summer. women favor owning bathing suits over rentals for durability and value. Prices range from $2 to $11 with cream white and blue trim options noted, plus advice on care. Our Linen Store promotes a bleached table linen at $1 a yard and assorted all white towels priced from 10c to 25c, highlighting quality and exclusivity.

Dresden

White Baby Dresses at Moderate Prices for Tots

A local Baby Store offers a range of white baby dresses in sizes from 6 months to 3 years. Styles include cambric yokes with tucks, narrow lace edging, and embroidery trims at prices from 7 to 2.75 dollars, plus French lawn designs with sashes and ruffles for older toddlers.

Wallace

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