Jurors Strive for Agreement in Winton Pancoast Suit
Jurors failed to reach a verdict in the Winton Coal company versus Pancoast Coal company case after adjournment. Two other verdicts were reported in the Lowery Driesen case and the McPherson versus Empire Dry Goods interpleader over Hendrickson Treathers stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton- Pancoast
Lowery- Driesen
Winton Coal Company
Pancoast Coal Company
Judge Purdy
Honesdale
Judge Gunster
Purdy
Hlonesdale
Mitter
Purity
Easge
PR. PL Lowery
TH. Driesen
Matthew McPherson
Empire Dry Goods Companys
Hendrickson Trethers
North Mainavenue
Empire Dry Goods Company
Hendrickson Brotherson
McPherson
Gunster
Election contests advance with appointed officials
Next week will see three election contests in full swing. Yesterday the court appointed BK, W. Thayer as commissioner and M. J. McAndrew as stenographer for the Eighth ward stable contest with orders to begin taking testimony at once. Langstaff contest hearings are underway and Fell township contest hearings will resume Monday or Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thayer
M. J. McAndrew
Eighth Ward
Langstaff
Fell Township
Witness List From Longetait Election Contest
A lengthy list of witnesses appeared yesterday in the Longetait election contest. Names include South Abington-Alson Buckingham Clarence Jennings Martin Griffin Benjamin Rowse AL Swallow MRL Mhifford Bam Podles BE Gregory O Sharpe Perris A Benejamin Herman Leach Wood house Nelson Revynoldw H O Fritz Mumfurd A K Stearns T E Shite Jing W Fitererald Freeman Leach William Streator G T Staples George Vosbur Willard Vosburg Marold Parker John Stark Newton John F Williams GO Ww Swemer Cosner G B Snover actor Turton Kernell John Koch A Swingle Teruel Voshurs Jeanne Thompson John Butterfield Op Butterfield Lew Cosner James Van Duten Herbert A Thomas W A Hice Abraham Peters Nelson Van Campen David Taylor G W Smith J J Cahoon Ruger M W Spencer V Divckson Dickson ML Mer will Benton G C Alexander Lyman Green W W Patterson V A Conrad F B Davidson George Gibbs Gibbs Tf OC Gibbs Matt Anthony BP Bunnell Barney Paulman J Austin Hollister Carpenter B Gardner La Plume George Tailes Hanson A F Seamoans Horace Beaman Slocum A D Wells Thew Howe W EF Bailey Slocum Charles Henn CW Dean M P Gard ner George Sisson George W Werkheiser Dalton H W Hager A E Bailey W FL Von Storch William Simms Amos BP Allen Scott Gardner Thomas Hall Olyphant Mary Burke savneses Olyphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Abington
Alson Buckingham
Clarence ©. Jennings
Martin Griffin
Benjamin Rowse
AL Swallow
Mrl Mhifford
Bam Podles
Gregory
O. Sharpe
Fleb
Perris
A. Benejamin
Herman Leach
Woodhouse
Nelson Revynoldw
H. O. Fritz
M. Mumfurd
A. K. Stearns
T. E. Shite Jing
O. W. Fitererald
Freeman Leach
William Streator
G. T. Staples
George Vosbur
Willard Vosburg
Marold Parker
John Stark
Newton
John F. Williams
Ww. Swemer
S&s
Cosner
Snover
Turton
Kernell
John Koch
A. Swingle
Terael Voshurs
Jeane Thompson
John Butterfield
Butterfield
Lew Cosner
James van Duten
Herbert A. Thomas
W. A. Hice
Abraham Peters
Nelson van Campen
David Taylor
G. W. Smith
J. J. Cahoon
R. Ruger
M. W. Spencer
V. ¥. Divckson
FLW
Dickson
ML. Merwill
Doctor Pierce Promises Free Advice and Remedies
An advertisement urges readers to write to Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York for free medical guidance and prescriptions. It touts his status at the invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute and touts Golden Medical Discovery Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as cures or tonics for throat lungs blood nerves stomach liver bowels kidneys and women’s diseases with testimonials of patients in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poncer
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
Aed
Pierce
Riese
Willie
Ari
Local Residents Listed with Addresses on City Streets
A fragmented listing names Anthony Heckman Ellen Seamon Jacob Motinaez Katie Goodie Patrick Langan Lizzie Whelan and others with assorted street addresses including River Street Brick Avenue Wroming Avenue and Genet Street. The text appears as an incomplete roster of individuals tied to specific residences or local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Heckman
River Street
Ellen Seamon
Brick Avenue
Jacob Motinaez
Wroming Avenue
Katie Goodie
Patrick Langan
Prospert
Lizzie Whelan
Genet Street
Martin Francia Mahat
Seranton Margaret Hyewerty
Court House Notes on Ejectment and Estates
Attorney A A Chase to Jersey City engaged in ejectment case Potter against Hooper. In the estate of James Woolsey letters of administration granted to Judson Woolsey. In Mimi Henschel against A F Clark rule to show why judgment not be stricken off and execution set aside. New trial reasons filed in Patrick Brown against T C Robinson by defense counsel. Hearing July 1 on removal of E H Sortie as administrator of J J Furies estate. Jacob F Hannes appointed guardian of two minor sons Frank W and Fred, heirs to Ferdinand Buel estate Milwaukee. John F Hall released on bail $800 after fake pretenses charges. accused of worthless check and fake asset representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Chase
Jersey City
Potter
Hooper
James Woolsey
Scranton
Judson Woolsey
Mimi Henschel
A. F. Clark
Patrick Brown
T. C. Robinson
R. D. Stuart
John P. Kells
Ferdinand Buel
Tate
Milwaukee
Wis
John F. Hall
Judge Gunster
Roland Hitchcock
Hall
Leo Downe
Cgovree J. Crawford
Universalists' Convention Opens With Large Attendance
The Universalists convention in Athens Pennsylvania opened amid warm weather. The Women’s Missionary Society highlighted the day with a $10,000 aid project over twenty nine years. New officers were elected including Mrs. Joseph Mason as president and H. H. Wilkinson as president of the Young People’s Christian Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Universalists
Women's Missionary Society
Jin By
Leavenworth, Kang
Joseph Mason
Philadelphia
Strickler
Philadell
J. M. Ratin
Towanidi
Mlle
M. J. Long
Towanda
Young People's Christian Union
H. 11. Wilkinson
Mixes Mauis Wille
Martha Stuker
Sallie Marsh
Treading
Mifle l L. Shipman
Linesville
Bisbee
Boston
Nellie G. Loomis
Kingsley
Three Ball Relay Match At Local Theatres
The Lyceum theater and Academy of Music attaches organize a three ball match in Wilkes-Barre under George Nelson Teets and captain Charles Hamilton. Lawrence's band will perform at the park before the game and Harvey Long will umpire. Free grounds and grand stand for ladies. Home team includes Lowder, Hamilton, Tevis, Koch, Ferber, Gillen, Softly, Kohnstamm, Burnett, and Alexander. trips to Pittston on July 2 and Binghamton on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Theater
Academy of Music
George Nelson Teets
Charles Hamilton
Harvey Long
George Lowder
Nelson Tevis
George Koch
Jacob R. Ferber
John Gillen
Fred Softly
Edward Kohnstamm
James Burnett
Robert Alexander
Supreme President to Speak at Young Men's Institute
F. J. Kierce of San Francisco, supreme president of the Young Men's Institute, will arrive Sunday morning for his first official visit. Members from city branches plan a royal reception and he will address all institute members Sunday at 2 o'clock in John Boyle O'Reilly Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Kierce
San Francisco
Sipreme
Young Men's Institute
Mr. Kierce
John Boyle O'Reilly Cognon
M’Ginley Enters Tug of War for City Solicitor Office
Attorney A A Vosturg, approved city solicitor, swore in but faces a disputed claim with McGinley over possession. Vosburg asserts court elected him. McGinley contends no record. Both guard the office openly, planning to test ownership in court if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Vosturg
Moir
McGinley
Liberty Hall
Calary
McGinney
Mr. Vesbure
Cornella
Vesbure
Vosburg
Vosburehola
Vosbure
City Solicitors
Mr. McAndrews
Bush Meeting Planned at Athletic Park Sunday June 2
A Bush Meeting under the auspices of Shiloh ap fist church will be held Sunday afternoon June 2 in Athletic Park Providence Road. Rev J J Well pastor presides with Rev B A Harris of Taylor Rev H A Grant and Rev Thome De Giruchy of this city to speak and a program has been prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Providence Road
Shiloh Ap« Fist Church
J. J. Well
B. A. Harris
Taylor
H. A. Grant
Thome de Giruchy
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proves Blood Purifier and Tonic
An advertising column extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the natural blood purifier and life tonic. It claims cures for scrofula, pimples, erysipelas, fatigue, and female weakness, with testimonials from O Lurrey Folton NY and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Lurrey
Folton
N.Y
Askette Masefale
Atlantic
St. Paul
Minn
J. D. Garis
State Street
Chicago
Jesem A. Meanne
Clayton
Del
Glove Lot With Wide Selections Priced Low
A hint of gloves for children and ladies features lisle and taffeta styles in greys browns and tans plus silk mitts and cotton lisle options. Prices range from 25 to 75 cents with many items offered at 25 cents, including elbow length white silk mitts and various colored gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roc
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Court House News Notes
Universalists’ Convention
Bradford
M’ginley
Pears
Iverie
Isin
The
Olive Wheel
W. M. Bingham
Washington Ave
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Thos Kally’s Stores
Rcunkite
Anklin Avenue
Mossc Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Mindé
Rush Iale
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Elotele Ravterhia
Ex Lodora
Connolly & Wallace
Noton Avenue
Hiral
Mitiele
Haive
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Huthiing
Moomi
Dealera
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes-ilurre
General Office
Tribune
Pilsner
Rocker
Columbia
Hartford
Pierce and
Stormer
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Kellum & Conrad
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank
Wm, Connell
Henry Belin
Dte
William I, Pack
Holmes’ Electiig
Spalding
Florey & Brooks
Washington Avenue
Court House
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