Lilley’s Men Back Wright in District Conference Vote
In a conference at Hotel Jermyn the Bradford Wyoming and Susquehanna delegates shifted support to Ben Wright of Susquehanna. Lilley withdrew, leaving Wright with twelve votes to Greene’s four on the first ballot, after earlier conferences.
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Susquehanna-Wayne
Wright
Bradford
Wyoming
Susquehanna
Greene
Fourteenth Congressional District
Hotel Jermyn
Mial H. Lilley
Towanda
Ben. Co
Pred Wright
Busquehanna
Wayne
Homer Greene
Honeshite
Wilkes- Burrve
Lilley
Honesdale
John W. Codding
B. T. Hayle
A. G. Gregory
BE. B. Jones
Susquehannia
Permitted to Amend Liens and Paving Cases In Scranton
In argument court yesterday the court allowed amendments to defective liens for Sanderson avenue paving after City Solicitor Watson prevailed. Several property owners including Frank Phillips and Patrick McCann objected. Demurrers were sustained in multiple Scranton cases and numerous appeals were considered or continued, with various rules and judgments issued or opened.
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Sanderson Avenue
Watson
Frank Phillips
Patrick MecCann
F. l L. Puipa
City of
Scranton
M. Alice Scanlon
William Pritchard
Ralph Grant
H.T. Koehler
William Delke
Bartel Brewing Company
Peter Lipowicz
Stanley Shap
Frank Novak
Frank Virkis
Yustin Walowics
John Bunovics
Price-Pancoast Coal Company
D. B. Ball
Grant Boane
Fleming & O'Hara
City of Scranton
C. M. Little
D. K. Oakley
Elizabeth Tappen
C.warren Tappen
David D. Patterson
Himer W. Jackson
William D. Kennedy
Charles Kline
Scranton Railway Company
James Campbell
M. C. Ansley
John Planagan
Ken
Adolph Marcus
BE. A. Plummer
Hilletde Coal and Iron Company
Max Firestein
HK. Freedman
T. Tornovsky
Pancoast Coal Company
Wentz & Duffy
Annette Reynolde
Hannah J. Lewis
William van Gorder
Frank M. Spencer
A. L. Merriam
Lynch & Bronson
A. R. & H. Stone
Foote and Palmer Divorces Granted in Local Court
Fort A. Foote obtained a divorce from M. Belle Foote while Lib bie M. Palmer was granted divorce from Delmar J D Palmer. The Footes married in New York in 1900 and lived here, with Mrs Foote leaving after two weeks. Palmer's wife charged brutal abuse, leaving him in October 1895. Other decrees and rules were submitted, including alimony for Rudolph Warneka and a contested Rowlands case involving a possible prior common law wife and two children.
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Fort A
Palmers
Lisle
N. Y
J. H. Royce
Binghamton
Palmer
Pal
Rosamond Zilk
George M. Zilk
Elizabeth E Kreiger
August W. Kreiger
Louis Wassel
Mary Jane Wassel
A. W. Cramer
Elizabeth FE. Cramer
Louise Wittle Agaist Blarry EB
L. Kittle
Magegle Harris
Fuller Harris
P. Christ
Shaon Christ
Thomas Rowlands
BE. P. Rowlands
Laura I. Eldridge
Edwards
Thorns Rowlands
Miizabeth P. Rowlands
London cast set for The Torendot next season
Past Successes and one Martin Harvey will be brought from England. Nixon and Zimmerman have engaged Miriam Lawrence to sing the role of Mrs Toppings in support of Traveis Wilton for The Torendot next season. Lawrence played this part in the London production and in British provinces. Nori Cecil will play Teresa the Carlist conspirator and Christie Macdonald her character, Nancy Staunton.
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Martin Harvey
England
Nixon & Zimmerman
Miriam Lawrence
Mrs. Toppings
Traveis Wilton
London
Nori Cecil
Teresa
Christie Macdonald
List Een
Nancy Staunton
Last Words of Benedict Arnold Dream of Honor and Traitor Charge
Benedict Arnold dies in a London garret on June 14 1801. A dying man recalls Lexington Quebec and Ticonderoga with the blue coat and bloodstained flag, asking if faith can restore his honor. He whispers Traitor as his memory of past battles fades. The article laments his betrayal and recalls Washington.
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Benedict Arnold
London
Lexington
Ticonderoga
Quebec
Tama
Washington
Champlain
Saratoga
Granddaughter's Smart Riddle Delights Pennerset Family
Congressman Brownlow of Pennerset recalls his granddaughter who amused him with a kitchen floor riddle. She asked what ran across the floor without legs, answering Water after his puzzled reply. The brief tale captures a child’s quick wit in a family moment.
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Congressman Brownlow
Pennerset
Mr. Brownlow
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