Burglars Frightened and Robbers Charged in City Notices
Reported burglaries and threats fill the city notes. Alleged thieves were pursued by police, with Alderman Kasson and others overseeing cases. A car driver’s death avoided, junk dealers were arrested on theft charges, and a summer home committee planned a Fourth of July open sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Colling
Carbondale
Robert Peck
Kasson
Thie City
Harry Dawil
Andre Pavia
James Telia
Freed W. Phinney
Cummer Home Committee
Met
St. Luke's
Cire
Pres Vinkone
South
Bermnion
Weat Serine Fon
Providence
Groen Midge
Ant Punmore
Ope Pointe 2
Aed Divert
Abing ton Turnpike to Begin City Repair Work
H F E Paine president of the Abington Turnpike Company informed Street Commissioner Thomas the company will start work on the city stretch of the turnpike next Monday. The city had repaired the road under a prior agreement after removing toll gates beyond the limit and funding upkeep with annual appropriations later reduced by Common Councilman Grier. The $500 appropriation exhausted last week after partial repairs, and the company plans to repair the road now, charging the city per the court ruling that the bill must be paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F E. Paine
Abington Turnpike Company
Thomas
Turnpike Coepany
Grier
Turnpike Company
Bloom Avenue
Srdinanes
Ecity
Elty
Paine
Hearing in Crippen Case Sets Fifth Day of Scranton Dispute
Randolph Crippen and the city of Scranton clash over ground in front of the Hunatel House as fifth hearing before Referee Charles F E Olver takes place in the Connell building. Abington Turnpike president HW Paine testifies about the road’s alignment, while City Solicitor Vosbury notes Crippen’s difficulty finding witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Crippen
West Market Street
Paine
Lalour City
Vosbure
Crippen
Park Commissioners Report Details Yearly Park Finances
The park commissioners presented an itemized statement of park receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year ending April 1. Nay Ang park shows receipts 3954.93 expenditures 3800.28 balance 94.10. Connell park receipts 1148 expenditures 1044.86 balance 103.14. Woodlawn park receipts 412.23 expenditures 261.60 balance 150.74.
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Nay Ang Park
Connell Park
Woodlawn Park
Cigar and Cough Preparations Warned Against
A fragment warns readers about Mercury containing remedies for catarrh and urges consulting reputable physicians. It touts Galle Catarrh Cure from Fd Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and claims Mall’s Catarrh Cure is sold with testimonials and varying prices.
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Galle
Fd, Cheney
Toledo
Mall
Obie
Tenieonials
Ragetats
Malla
Kill His Father Ed Everhart Charged With Murder Plot
Edwin E. Everhart, in the county jail on $6,000 bail, is charged with conspiring to murder his father Dr. J F Everhart. He allegedly hired Frank Lewis for $5,000 to kill the elderly man, furnished a knife and revolver, and gave exit plans. Lewis testified and produced the weapons, while Everhart denied talk and faced a preliminary hearing.
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Young Everhart
I. F. Everhart
Everhart
Edwin EB. Everhart
J. F. Everhart
Franklin Avenue
Bruce
Frank Lewis
Dr. Everhart
Phil Rinaland
New York
Helef
Lewis
Overhart
Everhart House
James M. Everhart
Hearing Before Alderman Kasson in Everhart Case
The long delayed hearing for Everhart opened in Alderman Kasson's chamber amid a crowded audience. Witness Frank H. Lewis testified he was employed by Wanamaker & Brown and knew Everhart for ten years, recounting an encounter at a Providence tavern where Everhart asked him to kill a man.
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Scranton
Gettysburg
Hi Son
Ringland
Apenka
Young Everhart
Rinsland
Decker
Dundaff
Feiverhart
Kasson
Everhart
Joseph O'Brien
W. W. Baylor
Clarence Balentine
Commonwealth
E. C. Newcomb
Evenhart
Herman Barring
State Secret Service
Frank H. Lewis
PP. P. Carter
A'iirlen
Wanamaker & Brown, Clothiers
Throop Street
North
Mr. O'Brien
Lewis
Witner
Harry Chapell
Providence
Nay Ave Avenue
O'Brien
Ballentine
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Pale Pticm
Huto
Martin
Price
Lane
Wevera Druwhoe
Macking
Tle
Moonie
Liewtenant Zang
Porten
Atonzy
Alumanm Porter
Nowe
Brace
Stalin
Touvale
Simlih
Mutherry Street
Millar
Eliewedt
Teoma
Smith
Dane
Wyoming Avenue
South Main Street
Wilkes Warren
Perry Brothers
Lackawanna Dairy C
C. Ss, Snyder
Amedicina
Spruce Street
Dr. Rever
Spruce ST
Court House
H. B. Ware
Sye
Ulice
Elmhurst
Lodore
ALO, DL
Uihlelety Nu 14
Pather Mathien Society
Groin Midge
Jolan Taylor
Willigam O'brien
Millar Yeaterday
Eptublisient
Speedway News
the Speedway Hotel
Erie and Wyoming Railroad
Speedway Crossing
Samuel B Cox
H. E. Paine
Mr. Paine
Park Commissioners Report
Jermyn
Edwin E. Everhart
Doctor
Dr. Ever
Hart
P. P. Carter
Capouse Avenue
Carter
Mr. Carter
Barring
Delaware and Hudson Station
Cunningham
Kot
Mra. Rinsi
Hell
Brass Company
Privon Cell
Green Ridge
M. T. Flynn
Standard of the World
Elgin Creamery
Per
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Igokawanse South Main Avenue
Phote Promot
Crina Yall
G. Vi Millar
Seung Dats
Manhattan
Siik Joan Drawers
Louis H. Isaacs
F. L. Crane
Lackawanna Ave
J.D. Williams & Bro
Mars
Indianola
Conrad Bros
AZM
Pargaeguit
Ocean Grove
N. J
Arlington
Drelwstra
H. Millar
Meadow Brook
National Accidental
Willam Connell & Company
Artesian Wellgrove
Beecham
L.W. Carr’s
Guernsey Hall
Boranton
Rourie
Guernsey
Dour
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