Moosic Debtor Report Details School Property Split
Commissioner John R Edwards reports the division of school property between Lackawanna township and Moosic borough. Moosic owes Lackawanna township 8008 and the borough holds undue property share based on assessed values of Greenwood Moosic Stark's Patch No 4 and Lackawanna township schools Minooka Pyne Continental Gibbons. Attorneys Harris Donahoe represent Moosic and township. George D Taylor represents the plaintiff in a separate attachment case against W W Simrell and R H Holgate garnishee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RR. Edwards
Meyer
John R. Edwards
Lacekawanna Township
Moosie
Moosic
Lackawanna Township
Theorough
Crreenwool
Maonashc
Stark
Pateh
Oherorelds
Olin Mo Pharris
Mr. Donahoe
Solleiteys
Elizabeth Wallace
W. W. Simrell
R. H. Holgate
Holgate
Simrell
George D. Taylor
D. J. Reedy
Ownership dispute over Meyers property at Linden and Jefferson
Equity suit filed by Hiwaabech Wrath against Charles Neuffer and Minnie Meyers over the Meyers estate. The case centers on a trust deed and contested will, with claims that a widow’s rights and a nephew’s heirs affect the sale of the property. judge to hear requests on sale deferment and widow’s rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiw
Meyers
Linden Street
Jefferson Avenue
Fe. C. Senemah
P.M. Hininah
Hihaabech
Charles P. Neuffer
Minnie Meyers
Philip Doersaim
del Luty
Mirganeth Wratt
Joseph Mewers
Shane
Luta and
Doersain
Neutfer
Ture
Wiain Meyers
Joseph Meyers
Kraft
Mo Neutler
Lume Ito
Wraff
Widlow
W. Cuurpenter
Agai
Referee Attorneys Begin Test on Attachment Money Suit
Attorney J. E. Watkins started the hearing as referees discussed procedures for attaching money in the case. The session focused on filing steps, evidentiary standards, and likely timelines for service and judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Watkins
Nerve Pills Praised By Scranton Reader Testimony
Local Scranton testimony extols Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills as superior and home tested. Henry Alberts reports relief from back and kidney soreness after using the pills from Matthews Bros. drug store, noting healthier secretions and renewed strength. Pills sold at 50c a box. packages bear A. W. Chase M D signature and portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chase
Distant Pointe
Henry Alberts
Birch Street
Scranton
Matthews Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Dr. A. W. Chase
Buffalo
N. Y
M. D
Equity case looms as Judge weighs West Ridge coal lease
Judge J. W. Carpenter heard arguments in the equity suit West Ridge Coal company v C. and Von Storch and others. The dispute centers on a coal lease with a minimum output of 5 000 tons and a fault clause. The lessee seeks to revise the minimum due to vein issues while the Von Storchs argue the minimum would be met by a diligently operated vein. Expert testimony and lengthy proceedings precede a ruling. Continuous negotiations and counsel J. E. Burr for plaintiffs and Jessup and Jessup for defendants attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Carpenter
West Ridge Coal Company
C. & von Storch
von Storch
von Storchs
Carpenter
J. E. Burr
Jessup
Alderman Millett and Judkovite Named in $3000 Suit
John Zalweski sues Alderman Millett of the Sixth ward and Max Judkovite for $3000 claiming wrongful imprisonment. Zalweski says Judkovite arrested him before Millett, held on false bail, and Millett refused competent bail causing days in jail. Attorney T. F. Loughran represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millett
Max Judkovite
John Zalweski
Zalweski
Judkovites
Attornery
T. F. Loughran
Knickerbocker Files Divorce Suit in Lackawanna Court
Mrs. Olive Knickerbocker sues for divorce from Peter H. Knickerbocker alleging cruel and barbarous treatment that led her to leave on December 21 1900. KC Newcomb represents the plaintiff in the Lackawanna county case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerboker
Lickawanna County
Olive &. Knickerbocker
Peter H. Whnickerbocker
Newcomb
Knickerbocker
Striking carbuilders weigh New York talks as talks lag
Industrial tensions persist with carbuilders and machinists awaiting developments from New York. A mass meeting at Eyconomy Hall features National Board Member Preid evick Dileher and Secretary-Treasurer John T. Dempsey. Arrests and telegrams add to the friction as 1,000 workers return to Cincinnati work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lackawanna
Noith
Connell
Eyconomy Hall
National Board
Preidevick Dileher
United Mine Workers of America
Patt
Hatl
Millar
Post Office Notes Briefly Updates On Local Delivery Needs
Valentine, district office delivery superintendent, arrived in the city and met with local authorities to discuss increasing the number of carriers and daily deliveries. He may remain several days to study local requirements. W E F Nealon Motchman and Micfard Walking were confirmed as substitute clerks at national headquarters with appointments effective in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
New York
My. Valentine
W. E F. Nealon
Tal Motchman
Micfard
Weddings Parade Through Scranton in June Nuptials
A string of weddings reported in Scranton yesterday included William H. Morgan and Miss Wilhelmina Carpenter at the bride’s home, John B. Rogan and Lulu Gaffney at St. John’s church, William Mose and Imma L Nae at St. Mary’s, Myrtle Fischer and W M Tuvi ne at North Washington, and Nellie Griffin with Joseph Baer at West Market. Attendants included Katie Rerick, Carrie Nape, and others. The couples planned honeymoons and new homes in Scranton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Morgan
Carpenter
South Rebecca Avenue
Nellie Griffin
Joseph D. Baer
George A. Cure
St. John's Church
St. Mary's Church
William Mose
Lackawanna Iron Ad Steel Company
Imma L. Nae
Father Straub
Katie Rerick
Carrie Nape
Charles Sprandie
Frank Moser
Brdal
Maple Street
Nellie
Casper Griffin
Josenh D. Bauer
Olyphant
Phace
West Market Street
North Scranton
Baer
Lackawanna
Buffalo
Nigara Falles
William Sisen
Charge Aure
Harry McGinnis
Harry and
Charles Beers
Joseph Bell
Mamie Beers
Lizzie Chambers
Royal van Gorder
Baby
Leah
Weffron-Wallace Nuptials at St John’s Church
Miss Katherine Weffron of Tig Street and James Wallace of Mi Hooku were married yesterday at 4 p.m. in St John’s church by Rev. E. J. Melley. Miss Katherine Reardon played the wedding march. The ceremony drew many friends and relatives. attendants were Miss B. McCann and James Panning. No wedding supper was held at the bride’s home on Fig Street. The couple left for the Pan American Exposition and will reside at 143 Prospect Avenue in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Morgan
Wintondale
Jackson Street
Wilhelmina Carpenter
South Rebecca Avenue
S&s. FF. Mathews
First Baptist Church
William Pens Morgan
Mainavine
William Tr. Carpenter
John B. Rogan
Lulu Gaffney
St. John's Church
Father Kleming
Lacey Carroll
Thomas T. Loftus
South Webster Avenue
Madison Ianvenue
Katherine Weffron
Tig $Treet
James Wallace
Mihooku
Murenge
E. J. Melley
Kathe Reardon
Fig Street
Mr. Wallace
Prospect Avenue
Sunday School Union Holds Fifteenth Annual Meeting
The Wyoming Congregational Sunday School Union assembles at 10 a m in the Welsh Congregational church in Taylor for its fifteenth annual meeting. Delegates from Forest City to Nanticoke attend. officers include President Rev Theophilus Davies and Secretary Rev David Jones with an executive committee and examiners named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Wyoming Congregational Sunday School Union
Welsh Congregational
Forest City
Nanticoke
Prenxidient
Theophilue Davies
Plains
Robert Williams
North Scranton
David Jones
West Beranton
Jom
West Scranton
J. P. Thomas
Nunthooke
John Evans
W. J. Richards
Wilkes-Harre
John M. Thomas
Edwardsdale
Elizabeth Lewis
W. B. Evans
Pitteton
Joshua Elias
Beranton
HM. M. Williams
David John Will
Examinations for prizes on Christ life subjects set
Competitive examinations for prizes to scholars in North Scranton and Kingston will be held during the day on The Last Three Months of the Life of Christ Including Resurrection And Ascension. First prize is a $2 book for ages 15 to 20, second prize a $1 book for under 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. North Scranton
Anna M. Kidwards
Kingston
Christ
Impressive Funeral for Italian Community Leader Cappellatto
The funeral of Joseph Cappellatto was held from 220 Raymond Court to the Italian Catholic church on Chestnut Street West Scranton. Rev Doni Inieck Laudro conducted services at 2:80. Attendees included 150 Victor Emanuel Society members and a Bakers union delegation. Pallbearers and speakers noted Cappellatto's military service under Garibaldi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cappelatto
Raymond Court
Chestnut Street
West
Scranton
Doni Inieck Laudro
Victor Emanuel Society
Bakers’ Union
Cappellatto
Louis Falk
C. Tireri
Louie Zorg
Peter Klaus
Andrew Cummings
Union
G. Obiel
A. Obiel
G. Zummo
G. Ceencecl
Society
John Coggiano
New York
Oreste Cappellatto
G. Oblel
Garabaldi
Bicycles and Automobiles Regulation Enforced Citywide
Director of Public Safety IV L Wormser directed the police to strictly enforce a city ordinance on bicycles and horseless carriages. Riders must ring bells at intersections or near other vehicles, and speeds above eight miles per hour are forbidden. Fines range from 2 to 10 dollars per offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety
L. Wormser
Trobling
Scranton Letter List Admits Dozens of Names for Unclaimed Envelopes
The Scranton Post Office in Lackawanna County lists a long roster of names of individuals with unclaimed letters. The notice instructs each person to call at the post office and provide identification, with dates to retrieve items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Poatoffies
Lackawanna County
Time table notes for New York Ontario and Western line
Railroad time tables show routes between Scranton Carbondale and Carbondale with departures at 6:00 pm and 7:00 am on weekdays and Sundays. Southbound connections are described with multiple intermediate stops and notes about week day service and main line connections to New York Wells Oneida Oswning. Information directs travelers to ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
Vralna
Scranton
Carhomlale
Cailoaia
Cathoola
Carbonudale
Carbondale
New York Wells
Altlow
Oneida
Oswign
Erie Railroad Schedule Fragmentary Notice
Incomplete timetable notes show the Wyoming Division, trains around mid September. Mentions Hawley and Scranton, arrivals around midafternoon with unclear times and intermediate stops.
Scranton Rail Schedule Fragments Across Delaware and Bloomsbury
Fragmented timetable notes several Delaware Lackawanna and Western routes from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Oswego Kingston and other hubs. Mentions departures and arrivals at Hoboken Montrose Oswego Kingston and Northumberland with scattered times and intercity links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
New York
Sp. An
Philadelphia
Stroudstilling
Hoboken
Fe MN
North
Buffalo
Oswege
Utlea
Montross
Nichol
Arcive
Builate
TOMO
Oswego
Ahlo
Prom Nicholson
Too, m
Montrose
Bloomsbury
Fay Northumnberland
Vismouth
Lao
Rail route notices across Pennsylvania and New York
Railroad notices list Lehigh Valley and connections to Philadelphia New York via multiple lines. Includes Wilkes-Barre Scranton and Susquehanna regions with intercity and intermediate stops, principal depots, and contact details for superintendent and agents.
Rail schedules for New York area and connections
Train services from Scranton to New York Newark Philadelphia and other cities. Daily and Sunday departures listed with times to Bethlehem Allentown Wilkes Barre Pottsville and East and West routes via Lehigh Valley stations. Through tickets available to all points east south and west at lowest fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Hechester
Thatulo
Niweira Falls
Chicuze Ami
la Sapom
Aitenis
Wilkes-Barrend
New York
Philadelphia
Muffate
Suspension Ridge
Rollin
Wilke
Corthind Street
Charles S. Lee
Mass
Corllans de Wachtel
Lackawatindk Avenue
Scranton
Liberty Street
South Way
Newark
Elizabeth
Philaedelpha
Easten
Bethlehim
al Tente Muneh Chunk
White Haven
Ittston
Wilkes Bare
Sunilaye
Baltimers
Washington
Pants South
Wis
Bethlelon
Queen Grove
Rowahynor
Mhuvisturg
Vie Allentown
Omy
Sunihaya
Potteville
Soharoun
Mountain Park
Sas
Tichete
Ail Pointe
Odi
Gen
Pisa
Agt
Oluausen
Delaware and Hudson timetable glimpsed in noisy OCR
The fragment lists train times and routes for Delaware and Hudson lines, mentioning Scranton, Wilkes Barre, Carbondale, Albany and northward connections. It notes departures and connections with several times in a scattered schedule, reflecting a mid century timetable page.
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Newport
Scemton
Dune O
Mastapom
Stapleay
Cavanaugh
Wepsesday
Wildlit
Eust
A.m
FF Hablett
A. m
W. J. Mosier
T. Meturthy
Toy. Om
M. Laughney
P. mi
Cheri
My. East
Dames Carrige
Baby Weal
Go Fromfelher
Moran
A. KB. Ketchum
McCanis
Kingaley
John Gulugan
Ay. m
Te. Castner
Op. N
Doudican
Sotiok
Prakeman
Joseph Marwach
J. Mennigan
Morgan Carpenter
Rogan Gaffney
Moser
Duane Fischer
Peter Fischer
Washington Avenue
Myrtle Fischer
W. M. Tuvine
WW. G. Simpson
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Jonnie E. Dune
Louie FF. Weasel
Groon
Ko O F. Dunne
Baer-Griffin
Wallace-Heffron
Sunday School Union
Ripple
Willan Bennett
A. G. Belknapp
A. Bardwell
Thomas Blake
Mie
Margaret S. Barber
Boob Beagle
Marc Harber
Arthur Barney
Clarkes Mitallea
Floyd Hister
Vale Word Brows
George Wo Bacon
Duck Buckle
Comp
Jas
Bronnan
Thomas O. Cole
Mia L. Chirke
John Combis
John Cassidy
Jimes Caswell
Mis
Albert Clark
Martin E. Towns
Walter
Dettefsen
Acker Dumais
Diaiene
Boa
Everett
Waust
Bessieerion
Garside
Gethart
Hed. Gore
M.A. Gillenenion
Hamed
Dot
Mayes
Care
Ferdinand Kipp
Mik
Lightner
Mea Langan
Beulla Meredill
John Murphy
Peter Mb. Donets
Mies
Pan A. Mildlind
Muny Mangan
Mark
Robert
Siehot
Tniser & tWowe
Nathan Packard
Sirah Milunt
Mrs Pabet
May Payton
Mixa Nellie Rochacher
Nathan Ttice
Fottie Rite
Win Moat
Mire
Anna Tedmin
Robert Spier
Edward Iiider
Silvere & Devers
Thaaie Smut
Gira Shimpkine
Walter Steward
Alvk Pinit
ML. Spitzer
M. 2
Mary Spragus
J. ER. Simmons
Paul Tillman
Dolay Wilken
Dh Gh
Whittmore
Sidney Webster
Sparlas
Teresa Argistitta
Giuseppe Nuvel
Valente di Gartone
Pietro Totnesaeod
Giovane Kaeregio Domenico
Cari de Negri
Mare Datiee Conelt Viroonmo
Counieht “Apponi
Ctanepye Vighitto
Pio Riviello
Ginila Ducklines
Colefina Clown
Hote Tomato
Lull Porbiduers
Pass Julyceo Ganella
Adam
Thomas
Jolt Helen
Mes Kovalik
Simon
Doin Vongunyna
Maury Thies
West Scranton Station
Me EK. Belding
Josey Greeey
Mra
J. M. Jones
J. M
Wind St
Mary Dayton
Powell
Prwae Min
Erie Railroad
Wyoming Division
Hawley
Kemio
Sowburg
Scrantop
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Harrisboto
Hazleton
Tutchinson
Mur
A. Wood
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Vrain Te Suranten
Michalelphia
TDL
Fey CP
Wien
Pan
Sh Pein
Tiavleten
Preinis
Mottaville
Het
Reading
Morrisburg
Vie
Db & UW
Leon Po
Etinbee
Tilner
Peiticipal Cnntermediite
Ehatiens
Leon Woo
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Delaware and Hudson
Truna
Peroo
Delea
Lake Lodo
Ennaylvinia
Pointeid
Albany
Pointe North
Honesdale
Lahwhedore
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repaune Chemical Co.’s Explosives
Gordon
Ey Me
H. S. Gordon, Nae Orkat
Henry Belin, JR
The
Wyoming
Dupont
Powder Mining
Sporting
Repauna Chemical
Connell Building
THOS
Pilsner
Ninth Street
Janeuid
Amon
S.worder
Clevelaan
Ohio
John Tl. Phelps
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Tribune
Uneeda
Waufer
National Biscuit Company
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