Juror Accused of Substitution in Damages Case
Jessup & Jessup charge juror Daniel Finnegan allowed Patrick Mack to serve in his stead during the Scranton Traction company suit which yielded a $2,060 verdict for the plaintiff. Depositions show Mack substituted for Finnegan. defense cites lack of juror participation and conflicting records.
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Jessup & Jessup
Marine Traction Company
Daniel Finnegan
Patrick Mack
Patrick Malla
Scranton Traction Company
Dantel F. Finnegan
Prospect Avenue
Bond
Thomas Melvin
Jesup & Jesup
Daniel FL Finnegan
Patrick Wack
Noth
Mack
Fitineeah
Casualty Company
Finnegan
Malla
Pinnein
County Commissioners’ Office
Daniel "P. Finnegan
Finneman
Orioles Strike Continues as Players Head South
Only seven Baltimore players reported for chores with manager Hanlon at Macon on Monday. Names listed include MacGraw, Nope, Brien, Pond, Kitson, Demont, and others training in Washington andAthens while Keeler, Jennings, Bowerman, Corbett, and Clarke remain firm in salary demands. Corbett seeks four thousand dollars.
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Vceven
Baltimoores
Hanlon
Macon
MacGraw
Nope
Brien
Pond
Kitson
Demont
Agereration
Washington
Robinson
Kelley
Keeler
Jennings
Bowerman
Corbett
Clarke
Athens
University of Georgia
Combine
Father sues for damages over alleged false imprisonment
James Mathers of Dorrranceton files a 95000 damage suit against PF D Wert and the Humane Society of Wilkes‑Barre accusing false imprisonment of his year old daughter. Wert had obtained a warrant from Alder man Donohue in Wilkes-Barre charging incorrigibility following a complaint.
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James Mathers
Dorranceton
Lagerne County
PF. D. Wert
Humane Society of
Child in Humane Society Custody After Court Case
A girl, deemed to be in pravity beyond her parents control, appeared before the alderman and was placed in the Humane Society. She remained in the society's building for three days before a writ of habeas corpus secured her release.
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The
Humane Society
Austrian ex judge registers as law student in Lacrosse County
Ju Nan Courka, an Austrian eminent legal practitioner and former Superior Court judge, registers as a law student in the prothonotary’s office at Carey Avenue. He holds a Doctor of Laws from Lemberg University and expects to join the Lemonne county bar in November.
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Fife
Lac ‘Rae County
Ju- Nan Cuurka
Austria
Courka
Carey Avenue
P. A. O' Boyle
Caurka
Times
University of Lemberg
Luverne County
Wilkes-Barre
Juror Washburn Discharged in Sheriff Trial
Al Washburn of Freeland, on the jury for Sheriff Martin and deputies, explains he was discharged after work foes demanded his removal. He recounts a firm owner telling his wife to give up his keys and that he need not return. He calls it a tough country to be denied for doing one’s duty.
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al Washburn
Freeland
Martin
Hont Broad, Wheelwrights
Hentz
Hazileton Sentinel
Last of the Appeals Board Grants Hearing Adjourns
The board of revision and appeals granted a hearing yesterday morning and adjourned in the afternoon to allow City Clerk Lavelleime to prepare data for hundreds of property inspections. Inspections likely to resume Saturday, with work to be finished before June 1 to return data to the city treasurer for collection.
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Lavelleime
Theatrical Attractions at Linden Highlight Irish Drama
A special Linden matinee features Kathleen Mavourneen by a stout stock company with stars Thideus Gray Harry Hoffman and Agnes Mopnerton. The program includes new faces and a strong bill with Cres ton Chirke in The Law of His Race, musical acts, burlesque and the King Dramiette company performing The Stowaway and The Hobo Prince with scenic productions and attractive pricing.
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the Linden
Kathleen Mavourneen
Thideus Gray
Harry Hoffman
Agnes Mopnerton
Miniger Brooke
Reading company reshapes passenger trains and Tamaqua plans
Public demand leads Reading to restore several passenger trains between Pintladel phit and Shamokin. Two Jersey Central crews operate between Mauch Chunk and Tamaqua after cost-saving train adjustments. Rumors say Reading may build facilities at Tamaqua for officials now in Shamokin, possibly moving headquarters. The piece notes David James of Olyphant photographed with Major Bykoni and crew in wartime, detailing his later work in Olyphant.
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Reading Company
Pintladelphit
Shamokin
Jersey Central
Mauch Chunk
Tamauqua
Tamaqua
Teachers Institute at Montdale on March 19
A teachers institute will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Montdale on Saturday afternoon and evening March 19. The program lists sessions starting at 1 o'clock with choir numbers recitations solos piano and violin performances and addresses by Prof M W Cummings and Prof FL H Green among others.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Montdale
MUM Pecsacassens Wesvadersnasess
Clarence Lewis
James Wilson
Sondt
New Tea Regulations Face Test As Adulteration Reforms Expand
Regulators say act limits dust and scummy teas, stopping impure imports in the United States and Canada. Dealers argue the law misses many low grade teas still sold, with large stocks awaiting sale. Attention shifts to machine made teas from Ceylon and India noted for purity and growing demand.
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Congress
United States
Canada
Ceylon
India
Obituary for Miss Emma Thompson of Green Ridge
Miss Emma Thompson elder daughter of Crandall Thompson of Green Ridge died at Hahnemann hospital after a rheumatic attack. She served as librarian at Albright Memorial and Green Ridge libraries, beloved by patrons and co workers. Funeral arrangements pending Church of the Good Shepherd. Mrs Ann Richards dies at 60 heart failure at 14 Washburn Street.
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Crandall Thompson
Green Hidge
Hahnemann Hospital
Aels
Green Ridge
Mise Thompson
Roy, F. & Baldentine
Sanderson Avenue
Church of the Good Shepherd
Ann Richards
Jenkin Richards
Washburn Sheel
Welsh woman dies after fall in Scranton home
An elderly Welsh immigrant died after a fall in her Scranton residence. Mina Thomas heard the crash and found her grandmother on the floor. Four children survive from a first marriage and the granddaughter Miss Bessie Thomas also remains. The deceased attended the First Welch Baptist church.
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Bessie Thomas
Mina Thomas
Wupetakra
Merthyr Tyivill
North Wales
Pittston
John W. Williame
Mise Mary Williamea
David M
Evan J. Williams
Wales
Hichards
Omgon
Evan L. Williama
Mire Thomas
Real
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