More liquor cases called for trial in quarter sessions
Three more liquor cases were called for trial with Bridget Cooke convicted of keeping a speakeasy. The Raine and George cases went to the jury before adjournment, with prosecution by the Men’s Union and defense led by Joseph O Brien and F E Beera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Cooke
Mineral Street
Wilsen and
Field
Man's Union
Charlce Raine
John
KE. Sturges
Nicholas George
Anthony Huddy
Cooke
Joseph O' Brien
James H. Torrey
F. E. Beera
Archbald
Raine
Mr. O'Brien
George M. Okell
Thomas
Torrey
Mr. Boers
Robert Wilson
Men's Union
BE B. Sturges
Rosar admits felonious wounding in Clit works case
Louis Rosar pleaded guilty to felonious wounding of foreman Thomas Irwin at the Clit works while intoxicated. He will be sentenced tomorrow. Gilby Carbondale constable who aided Polly Smith in a disorderly house case was convicted of gathering evidence at the place. Nora Bryden and Carrie Stiles inmates of the house were ordered held on 100 bonds for perjury due to discrepancies in testimony. Costs were split in the Murphy Hianahoo assault case. Norman Anderson was found not guilty of assault and battery. A not guilty verdict was returned in Evans Day perjury case. Jus hina Reynolds was acquitted. Hilton ordered to pay costs. The Radigan son case was withdrawn. Dawson and Jamon were found guilty of keeping a disorderly house. Loftus case settled out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rosar
Robling
Rosar
Thomas Irwin
Clit Works
A. Gilby
Carbondale
Polly Smith
Nora Bryden
Carrie Stiles
Sabina Murphy
North End
Bridget Hianahoo
Murphy
Hanahoo
Norman Anderson
Blakely
Accault
Wilson Bridges
Taylor
David E. Evans
Obadiah Day
Jushina Reynolds
Guily
John W. Hilton
Mary Radigan
Thomas
B. Dawson
Nellie Jamon
Jack Tierney
Patrick Loftus
Bridget Loftus
Three New Trespass Suits In Pennsylvania Court
Ida Steinberg nine, by Levern B Lyon, sues Clarence Reynolds for 5600 claiming injuries from riding a loose horse and a fall that left her arm fractured after a prank. Her family also pursues related actions. others sue Scranton Railway 10000 and Pennsylvania Coal 6000 for personal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Steinberg
Richter Etreet
Levern B. Lyon
Clarence FE. Reynolds
Register of Wills
Tell
Reynolds
Ida
John Rodney
Scranton Railway Company
M. W. Lowry
John PP. Quinnan
Ralph Berwick
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Local Residents Listed in Anomalous Directory Snippet
A fragmentary OCR list names multiple residents with street addresses including Dunmore and Hyde Park avenues, plus odd spellings and garbled entries such as perdbeeereeae Throop and c000s seseees HOCTANION, suggesting a damaged historical directory page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mahoney
Dunmore
Annie A. Lynn
Mifflin Avenue
John Hughes
Hyde Park Avenue
Annie Stenner
Eynon Street
George White
Harpereville
May Daniels
Adams Avenue
Harry M. Stenner
Elm Street
Elizabeth L. Garrity
Luzerne
St. Antonio Clim
Throop
Mary Bulkiewles
Priceburg
Ernest Rudolph Becker
Bertha Hose
Seseees Hoctanion
Hotel license transfer in Old Forge notes court action
Court House News Notes report the hotel license of John Knapp in Old Forge being transferred to Patrick Joye. A $23,000 bond with Annette Reynolds as surety to indemnify Monroe county parties for land seized by the Pocono Mountain Water Supply company was filed in Prothonotary Copeland's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knapp
Old Forge
Patrick Joye
Annette Reynolds
Thomas Kitson
Monroe County
Pocono Mountain Water Supply Company
Copeland
Transformation of Hoboken terminal by DLW railroad
A major overhaul of the Hoboken terminals by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad includes relaying tracks with eighty pound steel, moving passenger tracks into a gentle curve to the station, enlarging the freight yard north of the roundhouse, and adding a brick and stone office building for division officers. A new freight house and modern interlocking plant were completed recently, with minor passenger improvements planned at the ferry station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Division Offeers
Wild Cats South Schedule From Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western board lists daily trips for Wild Cats South and North with times and personnel such as Colvin Berens Bartholomew and McLane. Notices show F P Steeend taking J Stevens men and Larkin crew assignments, with Salisbury signing as Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Wild Cats
South
Hpm
Colvin l
F. F. Berens
F. PF. Steeend
J. Stevens
North
Dune
Larkin
A. O. Salisbury
Insurance Agents Protest License Tax Plan
A city insurance agents committee met Mayor Moir to oppose parts of a license tax ordinance. They argued the 1874 act prohibited taxing agents, but the mayor cited the 1887 act allowing city license taxes and a Supreme Court ruling, prompting the committee to withdraw their protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir
Supreme Court
Judge Contests Hit Hard at McKinley Rally
Delegates tackle contested returns from multiple wards after Union County convention debates strict rules for counting votes. The contests committee reports districts excluded under rule limits while protests challenge the legality of the exclusion procedure and committee membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penman
Archbald
Mlakely
Dickson City
Firet
Dunmore
Viret
Pitth
Jermyn
Mayfield
Od Forge
Olyphant
Taylor
Winton
Keranton
Ourth
Eixteenth
McKinley
Blakely
Dermyn
Seyond
Magyfield
Old Forge
Oyphant
Scranton
Frank M. Spencer
John PF. Scragg
John R. Edwards
Edwards
Spencer
Scragg
William Corllns
Fifteenth Ward
Cuttenden
C R. Smith
Pimburat
Major Penman
The New Hosiery Ad Offerings
The ad promotes hosiery for men women and children with prices from 25c to 2.50 per pair. It highlights cotton fast black options in multiple colors and patterns, lisle thread options, fancy stripes, and embroidered or striped designs. It also notes medium weight cottons for boys or girls with varied rib types and sizes.
National Republican Convention Ticket Sale Notice
The Lackawanna railroad offers round trip tickets at the one way fare for the round trip for travel to Philadelphia to attend the National Republican Convention on June 19. The sale is valid from June 1 to June 26 inclusive with good going and returning dates specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Agenta
Lackawanna Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles
John Raine
Providence
The
Haines
Boulevard
Olyphant Road
Aiicense
Carter
Edward Wilcox
Mr. Carter
William ‘Treibel
Elmhurst
William van Buskirk
Clarence McLean
Madisonville
Raines’ Place
Raines
Mr. Torrey
Robert Raine
Robert Willams
Robert Reidy
Sanderson Avenue
Mr. Tieers
Mr. Reidy
William Reidy
Boule
Internal Revenue
T. F. Penman
Hie
Treasury Department
Treasury
Young Raine
Wilson
IP. P. Carter
FE. B. Sturges
Son
O'Brien
Anthony Ruddy
George
Ruddy
Ruddys
Benjamin Walker
Stegmeir
Cameron
Mason
Mason's Health Defenders
H. T. Mason Cuem
Arch St
Phila
Bigaen
Asc
Bos
Court House News Notes
D., L. & W. Company
D., L. & W. Board For Today
G. Be
C. Bartholomew
H. McCann
A. Bartholomew
G. M. Wallace
M. Hallett
Ad. Ginley
Soeton
Preonats Om
Finnerty
Éop m
McLane
Puller
Mosler
Ca. m
Moran
Cawley
m.—Magovern
Wildcats
A. m—Mullin
Tae m
William McKintey
India
Thie
Committee ON Contests
C. B. Chittenden
W. J. Douglas
Mr. Douglas
Vosburg
James E. Watkins
Davies and
Williams
J. H. Seward
Connolly and
Wallac
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Wasiinat
Densten
Spruce St
Muhoon Building
U. BE
Patindel
Rodinson
Pilsner
W.winth Street
Suranton, PA
Ae Ale Major
California
Spalding
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Third National Bank
United States
CariTau
Surecns
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Repauno Chemical Co
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