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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1902

Page

4

Address to a Philadelphia Law Academy on Sanderson Case

Judge Archbald delivers the Philadelphia Law Academy address at Horticultural Hall on the Pennsylvania Coal Company versus Sanderson case. The talk reviews the long Supreme Court path from initial ruling to final reversal, detailing mining water pollution, legal duties, and the balance between property rights and neighboring harms.

Brotherly Love Archbald Pennsylvania Coal Company Sanderson Philadelphia Law Academy Horticultural Hall R. W. Aschbald United States Court George M. Dallas John #. McPherson W. K., Weand Montgomery County Philadelphia William 8. Wanna Orphans’ Court Clement B. Penrose Joseph C. Ferguson Amedee Bregg Abram M. Beitier Mayer Sulzberger William W. Wietbank Common Pleas Court Francis Shunk Brown Jacob Singer Otto Wolf John Weaver Norris S. Birratt Robert von Moschzisker William Meredith Hanna Horace Rumsey J. Quincy Hunsicker Robert Eb, Maxwell Samuel Dixon Edward Sauter I. Elliott Dutterson Judge Archbald Bunderson Pa. i Supreme Court Pennsylvania England Vel Sanderson Va. Con Company Woodward J Paxson Samuel Dickson Andrew T. McClintock Wilkes-Barre Schuylkill Pottsville Ming Vale Gordon Agnew Woodward Sterrett Green Shorewood Pennsylvania Billroad Company Marchant Lippincott Filbert Street Pennsylvania Railroad Broad Street Collins Vs. Charters Gas Co Collina Va Chartlers Coal Co Robb Carnegie Williame

Violent Attack of Diarrhoea Cured and Perhaps a Life Saved

John J. Patton of Patton Alabama recounts a violent diarrhoea attack cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after three doses. The ad claims the remedy is reliable for severe bowel complaints and summer diarrhoea in children, urging purchase by all druggists.

John J. Patton Patton Ala Chamberlain

Soil Character Not Determined by Minerals Says Study

A study states that soil character is not defined by mineral content or the presence of bedrock. The report emphasizes factors like texture moisture and organic matter as key influences on soil behavior and suitability for agricultural use.

Blick, J Wheatley Chrisman Clark Paxson

Children and church events in Moosic area

Walter Lance of Moosic spent Sunday with his parents. Miss May Myers hosted a 6 o’clock tea on Wednesday. Baptist Sunday school held Children’s day exercises with special music and a pleasing program. Mr and Mrs Howard Wolfe and Frances of Scranton visited. Methodist Episcopal church choir and Sunday school contributed creditable music. A lawn social at Al Walker’s home next Wednesday will aid the Baptist church. Children’s day programs drew a full church with well performed parts and an orchestra accompaniment.

Walter Lance Moosic Howard Wolfe Frances Scranton Methodist Episcopal Church al. Walker Baptist Church H. C. Hall

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