Many Criminal Court Trials Hear Verdicts in Scranton Case Load
Yesterday in court room No 2 Judge Weand heard numerous cases. Anna Harris was run down by bicyclist Charles Wrigley and found not guilty. John Hoffman acquitted on embezzlement charges. Michel McNulty and John Kilker denied robbery with Taylor on Main avenue. Several defendants, including Margaret Kelly and Thomas O Hoyle, faced trials with mixed outcomes and costs awarded to or by the county.
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Weand
Charles Wrigley
Anna Harris
John Hoffman
Henry K. Weand
Michel McNulty
John Kilker
Young
Lixerne Street
Ltke
Charles Taylor
Main Avenue
Price
Lafayette
Taylor
Stephen Dyer
Attomey Conroy
Perle
Attoynmey Thomas
Anthony Gulovite
Towieh
Martin Blungers
Guy
Marearet Kelly
George Herron
Wrigley
Michiel Obeliski
George Obeliski
John J. Greening
John Hesvden
Old Borge
Matthew Beam
Alse
Calley
N. Betler
Tobias Turke
A. M. Mtornefund
A. Bohroeder
Showly van Valin
Loctawanna Iron and Steel
Max Rosenbluth
Waldron
Thomas O' Hoyle
John Durkin
Por. McGovern
Anthonys Kapiuschinsk
Joseph Cole
Eotored
Pheadel
Munyons Inhaler and Court Verdict Mentioned
An 1860s ingestible inhaler ad claims medicated vapor reaches sore spots not reachable by stomach medicines and acts as a balm and tonic. The court adjourned before verdict in an assault case against Carmine Delmonteo and Munaiati Delmoniva. a verdict was expected the following morning for Salvatore Valinzano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Phila
Carmine Delmonteo
Munaiati Delmoniva
Salvatore Valinzano
Equity suit hearing to block water shutoff in Smith vs Scranton Gas
Yesterday Judge Gunater heard the equity case brought by Mrs. Margaret A. Smith to stop Scranton Gas and Water from shutting water to her properties. Attorney Cornelis Smith spoke for Mrs. Smith. Major Everett Warren represented the company, which says over 2000 dollars in water rents are owed and justified the shutoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Smith
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Gunater
Sult
Walter
Court House News Notes In Civil War Veteran Licenses
Chester Cameron granted a veterans license to prddle. Henry Doyle admitted to bail of 300 by Judge Edwardes. Patrick Dolan bondsman. Levi T Purcell named guardian of Jennie B Holgate. Auditors reports for Old Forge and Tayim districts filed with court clerk. Samuel Morris Albert Ely Lloyd Hazelton jailed for Providence car disturbance. admitted to bail with $100 bonds each. Morris bondsman for Ely and Hazelton. H L Tayler for Morris.
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Chester Cameron
Prddle
Henry Doyle
Bali
Edwardes
Patrick Dolan
Levi T. Purcell
Jennie B. Holgate
John
Julia M. Hol Bile
Old Farge
Tayim
Daniels
Samuel Morris
Albert Ely
Lioyd Hazelton
Providence
Scranton
Edwards
Morris
Ely
Hazelton
H. L. Tayler
Zeiger Capwell Nuptials In Dunmore Home
Theodore Zeiger of Taylor Ave and Miss Drank Capwell of Cherry Street married last evening by Rev R M Roderick at the Capwell sister’s Cherry Street home. The couple plan a honeymoon trip to Middletown after a short reception with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Zeigher
Taylor Ave Avenue
Drank Capwell
Cherry Street
TR. M. Roderick
Dudley Street
Packard
Bier Sleter
Blanche Capwell
William Zelaler
Middletown
R. M. Roderick
John Gideon
Theodore Geiger
A. Packard
Jacob Brown
Fannie Vickers
Jessie Wert
Annie Zeigler
Sarah Hughes
Mre. Zeigler
Presentt Avenue
News Notes and Personal Items From a Small Town
A stereopticon entertainment at Dudley Street Baptist Church in the Tadiee Ald society program features EF Sanford speaking on Buried Cities and Burning Mountains with lantern slides of Gibraltar Genoa Naples and Pompeii. Also reported is a successful lawn social at Rev A J Van Cleef’s home on South Blakely Street.
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Dudley Street Baptist Church
Trev
EF. T. Sanford
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Pompeii
A. J. van Cleft
Routh Blakely Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Patrick Howlins
East Drinker Street
Boort Hill
Bovard
Louie Engle
Louis Lewis
Bellevue
John Grimms
Taylor Avenue
Thomas Reynolds
Newark
Providence
Grace Ketcham
Mayfield
Blanche Clarke
Chestnut Street
James Payne
Harrisburg
Howard Matthews
Quincy Avenue
Lake Winola
Misa Nelle Hartman
Blanche Jenking
Clara Roberts
Proxpeet Park
Ballot reform urged after Fell township vote scandal
In Fell township a February election saw a committee bring an official ballot to the home of George Washington Smith and deposit it for him after he could not reach the polls. The act was revealed during a hearing in the Fell township contest, with challengers questioning the legality of the vote and the conduct of the Fourth district election officers.
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Fell Township
George Washington Smith
George W
Tesday
James J. Ward
Fell
Quakers Schedule Shortened Trading Week
The Stock Exchange and Clearing House will close from noon Saturday to Wednesday. Clearinghouse action extends all contracts due Monday to Wednesday, delaying settlements and services.
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Midladelphia
Stock Exchange and Clearing House
Clearing House
Wasshouw
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M’nulty
Kilker
Hoffman
Cole
Wiiks
Atlantic Refiring CO
Munyon
Smith Equity
Court House News Notes
Dunmore Doings
Stereopticon
Hood's
Moosic Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder Co,s
Lex Plodars
Repauno Chem'cal Co
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Porran D
Kp C.oppr
Baal Hsia
Thos
Kelly's
Iranutin Avenue
Pilsner
ASO
Abo
H. Mint SL
Scranton’s Shopping Center
America
Connolly & Wallace
Washington
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wilkes Barre, Pa
Manufactur Ers of
General Office
Patent Record
Baltimore, Md
Viver
Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Wilton
Velvet
Axminster
Brussels
Ingram
Silk
Cros
Portiere
Hartford
Pierce
Stormers
Kellum & Conrad
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin
William Th Pack
Holmes
Orient
Plorey
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