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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1899
Page
8
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A fragmented OCR list includes individuals such as Ward Green Richard Norris T Kennedy H Kennedy Joseph Pelham LA Wehr Green Dalton-Ferna Stevens O W Benedict Alex Rowman Scott P C Robinson Adam Spohrer Benton L B Safford. The text preserves a roster feel with multiple surnames and initials, suggesting a civic or organizational record from a past era.
The transfer of the Hotel House of Mike Wholter at Olyghant to John Hanyak Tohn Williansought was recorded through attorneys Burr and Wella to recover Lot 68 on Main Street Pell township from Ellen J. Madigen. Separately a trespass suit was filed against Scranton Railway Co. by George H. Rice for Bridget and Thomas F. O Connor. A divorce decree request was granted in Mary A Jenkins versus Charles E B Jenkins. Transfers of the St Cloud hotel license from P Jordan to John S McCabe were applied for. Damages suits from trading were filed against the city of Scranton and Scranton Traction Co. by Martity McDermott, Mrs Hannah Mannix, and Mrs Mary Parryer. plaintiffs live on Railway Avenue.
The Methodist Ministers association of Scranton and vicinity gathered at Finn Park church. Rev Francia Gendall of Taylor presented an excellent paper on Charles Wesley's hymn Wrestling Tacob. Several pastors attended, including Rev W Simgeon D T Rev Francie Gendall Rev R M Pascoe Rev C H Reynolds Rev G C Lyman Rev Joseph Madison Rev F P Doty Rev J A Dorsey Rev CC M Gitlin D D Rev J L W Peck D D Rev James Benniger.
Attorney John T. Martin sues the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co for $100000 claiming permanent injuries from the Diamond crossing wreck on April 4. He alleges injuries to multiple body parts and says he cannot labor, with life expectancy under a year. The case was filed in U S Circuit Court by Everett Warren Nathan Vidaver and Joseph O Brien.
A reprint-style piece discusses a progenitor tale of food poisoning from verdigris in a copper kettle and links stomach health to overall well being. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy that purifies the stomach, improves blood quality, strengthens digestive organs, and removes poisons from the system.
A passenger train derailed, the engine driven into a heap of scrap iron causing the derailment and toppling of the second car. Passengers were badly shaken and several were cut severely by broken glass.
The final week of the May term began with Judge Gunster in charge as Judge Arch hild missed attendance due to illness. Judge Purdy of Honesdale assists today and a list of cases shows several settlements and continuances in wage, trespass, ejectment, and condemnation matters, with a verdict for a plaintiff in one suit and wage award to Allen Johnson in another.
John S. Jenkins answered yesterday to B. A. Coray’s petition for contempt for disobeying a court injunction. The order barred Jenkins from disposing of 200 Bushbrook Coal shares or other trust property for Corny and alleged a sale of Blue Ridge stock tied to trust shares. Judge Gunster sent the matter to Argument court for further proceedings.
In pursuance to this order of the Su preme court this application was made Messrs Welles and Torrey opposed the motion and Judge Archbald who handed down the opinion at the first hearing was sick unable to hear the case Judge Gunster directed a rule to show cause and that the case will come up at Argument court
Attorneys MerCullen and Vomburg represented Birthe seeking to determine the validity of the judgment against Beranton Lace Curtain Manufacturing. The case alleges Hirthe as a creditor of over 16000 and charges the Creighton and Wirch judgment as fraudulent. The Supreme Court reversed the lower court, directing an issue to determine fraud.
Attorneys Hannah and McCullum filed a rule to oust the Old Forge borough officers claiming illegal election due to lack of notice and improvidently ordered court action. Hearing set for Saturday, June 1 after borough incorporation case reached the supreme court. Appraisers Mucklow Freeman Levy named to value Samuel Goldstein estate. assets listed at 4200 with liabilities at 12000 under trustee Colhorn.
Forty nine witnesses were examined in the election contest yesterday. Names include North Abington figures such as Milo Stone PF King Aylesworth Lie Radd Stevens and others from Lehman Carey Glenburn Northup Millard Bechtel Hall West Griffin Woodward Parks and more.
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