Federal Court Session Delays Dickinson and Bank Cases
The U S court opened with Judge Buffington presiding as Judge Acheson could not attend delaying Miss Dickinsons damage suit against James Oglesby. The Traders National Bank suit against Fidelity and Casualty seeks 40000 with witnesses and directors debated postponement while grand jury returns true bills for counterfeiting and related offenses.
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United States Court
Federal Court Room
Joseph Buffington
Acheson
States Circuit Court
Bufington
District Court
Anna FE. Dickinson
James Oglesby
Danville Asylum
Dickinson
Jessup
Hodge
Miss Dickinson
New York
James Ecarter
Danville
Buffington
Victory for Lackawanna constables in court ruling
The Superior Court affirms Judge Gunster's ruling that a constable is entitled to fifty cents for serving a subpoena for each name appearing on it. The decision, handed down in Harrisburg, rejects the county's earlier limit of one fee for all names. Attorneys argued that fees for serving subpoenas accrue per name, not per document.
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F. W. Gune
Ater
Superior Court
Richard H Burton
of Lackawanna
Harrisburg
F. W. Gunster
Richard Berron
Dickson City
Fred W. Filelta
J. W. Carpenter
H. A. Knapp
Gunster
Fiesta
Carpenter
Commonwealth
Webster
Murphy Va
Fayette County
Ewing
Supreme Court
Knapp
Lancaster County
Jury Presence and Local Officials in Scranton District
Associate Judge Hamilton of Clinton county serves on the petit jury while Captain H C Manness and Roderick Jones act As Westaven. Ex-Marshal Walker renews ties with Scranton friends. Ex-Mayor Walter Scott of Erie is a grand juror. representation favors Scranton and Pittsburgh. Notables attend session. U S Attorney Daniel P Heiner and staff, U S Marshal Fred C Leonard, and other officials listed along with out-of-town attorneys.
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Hamilton
Clinton County
H. C. Manness
Roderick Jones
Westaven
Walker
Scranton
Yeuter Day
Walter Scott
Erie
Seranton
Pittaburg
Pitteburg
W. W. Scranton
W.T. Smith
George L. Dickson
George W. Jenkins
Jenkins
J. C. Quiggle
Lock Haven
St. Thomas
Canada
Cleveland
Daniel P. Heiner
United States
J. N. Langham
John 4. Myers
Fred C. Leonard
A. W. Gregory
Joe H. Stone
William T.andeey
A. J. Colborn, Jr
B @nyder
Ecrer
Ming Joule Shafer
Arib Ricketts
John T. Lenahan
John M. Garman
Gustave Hahn
P. A. O'Boyle
Edward McGovern
Eugene Ward
The Pure Malt Whiskey Promises Health During Seasonal Change
A 19th century health advisory urges care as winter to spring shifts raise illness risk. It promotes the Pure Malt whiskey as a vital, reliable stimulant to boost blood circulation ward off colds pneumonia and grip with repeated claims of life saving qualities.
Property Dispossession Suit Seeks Damages In Dunmore
Jacob Butterman Miss Kate Butterman and Fred Butterman sue John Bortree and ex Sheriff H Clemmons for trespass and damages claiming an illegal dispossession from a Dunmore property. Albert Butterman and others say they own one fourth each and seek recompense. T J Duggan and C B Gardner represent them.
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Jacob Butterman
Kate Butterman
Fred Male
Tresspass
John
Butterman
Alderman Wright
T. J. Duggan
C. B. Gardner
Constable's Search Warrant Sparks Oakford Court Scrimmage
Constable Frederick Mink faced opposition from John Gigle and William Schultz during a Monday night attempt to serve a search warrant at Mrs. Coburn's Oakford Court home. Schultz suffered a scalp wound from a club and was jailed by Alderman Wright after capture by Special Officer Egle. Gigle was arraigned and settled. A bedroom suite was located but not seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Mink
Alderman Wricht
Wright
Gigle
Government probes electric and gas utilities nationwide
The U S government conducts a broad inquiry into electric light water works and gas plants, visiting every plant in the country. Special agent A M Dewey, connected to the Journal of United Labor, meets county executives as part of the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Labor
Washington
Carroll D. Wright
A M. Dewey
Dewey
Journal of United Labor
N. AH. Brooks
Linden
Brooks
First-Class Course Dinner For Twenty-Five Cents
A promotional notice describes a dining option offering a complete course dinner for twenty-five cents. It promises high quality, plain cooking, and ample market freshness, with the restaurant operating all day for lunches, ice cream, and beverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Bai
Easter Gown Fabrics and Wool Cloths on Sale
A retailer advertises a range of fabrics for Easter gowns including 40 inch Ripple Crepon at 39 cents per yard, 45 inch Covert Vigoreaux at 59 cents, 46 inch English Granite Cloth all wool high quality at a premium, 85 cent French Novelties in silk and wool, and 5 wool Poplins in popular shades priced per yard.
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Sper Yard
Scranton Open Congress Discusses Socialism in Lecture
At the Scranton Open Congress last evening Dr Szlupas delivered an excellent lecture on socialism. The hall was well filled with an intelligent audience as board of trade members participated. He argued wealth concentration harms general welfare and reduces opportunities for men to rise through honest toil.
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Scranton
Szlupas
Board of Trade
Richardson
James
William Connell
Moir
Joseph
Heypt
Chicago
Dr. Silupas
Four day tour to Washington offered by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a four day guided tour to Washington for Scranton and central Pennsylvania residents. Special trains depart Scranton Williamsport Wilkes-Barre Sunbury Mt. Carmel Harrisburg and York with return from Washington Thursday March 31. Round trip rates vary by station and include hotel meals and travel, with free trainside guides and full information from agents EF S Harrar and Geo W Vieyd.
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Scranton
Williamsport
Wilkes-Barre
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
Pennsylvania. Railroad Company
National Capital
Mt. Carmel
York
EF. S. Harrar
Wil Harmsport
Geo. W. Vieyd
Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
Carbondale
Pittston
BR. 4
W. Boyd
A. GP
Penna
Theatrical Attractions at Academy of Music
Large audiences attended the King Dramatic company performances at the Academy of Music yesterday. Afternoon showed The Circus Girl and evening Lights Of London. Today’s bill includes The Paymaster in the afternoon and Power of the Press at night.
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Academy of Music
King Dramatic Company
Circus Girl
Lights of London
Chauncey Ol cot Reveals Growing Cast in New Pictures
New images of Chauncey Ol cot show more children in his circle than before. A view features him with cherubim and his dog, as he plans to bring a Bernard dog to the Lyceum for performances of Sweet Inniscarca on Wednesday and Thursday. The setting notes 1512 era and hints at special matinee engagement.
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John Ruskin
Oxford University Press
Mary and
Ellen Gibbs
Ruskin
Venice
Chauncey Olcot
Aix
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Trader’s Bank
McClure
Billa
Traders’ National Bank of Scranton
Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York
Everett Warren
Burlington
A. B. Williams
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Ofense
Joseph Jermyn
Europe
Warren
Minwell Dolph
National Accident Society of New York
Dr. N. Y. Leet
Charles L. Hawley
Dr. Leet
Mrs. Dolph
George Sanderson
A. Page
E. B. Sturges
Commerce
J.C. Bright
William C. Myers
Enry I. Plummer
Emma 4A
Ummer
Hillside Coal and Run Company
Lackawanna and Coal Company
Scranton Gas and Company
M. T. Walsh
Oval Union Life Insurance Self Des Moines, Jr
Henry Hand- Ainet
Judge Ey
Wilard
Thomas Gaughan
Sar Stanton
Delaware and Son Ganal Company
Murphy
James O'Neil
Life Insurance Clearing
St. Paul
Amanda Mace
Vermont Life Insurance Company
Harold M. McClure
Lewisburg
Simon Hoyis
Venango County
Wiliam
James Forrester
Forrest County
Alex
J. Stroff
Lackawanna County
James Gestiiesco
G. W. Lrewer
Anthony Duck
John Noack
United States Treasury
A. G. Tillinghast
Lysle Button
Nicholson
William Forrester
Forrester
Butler
Mra
Minnie McAvoy
Kane
William
S. L
Byam
Oscar Quanstrom
Ned Barnhart
Costello
Warren County
Hahn
Secret Service
Griffin
Pittsboro
Tioga County
Elias Short
United States District
David Cameron
Wellsboro
Osceola
Edward Gleason
Short
James Baker
Potter Brook
Baker
Shore
Vosbure & Dawson
Doud & Miller
Bonta Plate Glass Company
Stanton
George Winans
Bonta Company
A. J. Colborn
Elisha A. Corey
New York, Susquehanna and Western Coal Company
Constables
Decision OP Superior Court
Lott & Bowne
Chess
Jonas Long's
Mink
Oakford Court
Paul Association
Broadway
Pennsylvania National Guard
Company A
Tiffany & Co
Houdon
Paris
Montrose
L. A. Watres
H. M. Boles
Godfrey
Henry Belin
Dupont Powder Company
E. L. Fuller
George B. Smith
W. H. Taylor
William T. Smith
Scott
Carrs Meat Market
Undertaker's
Otis Whist Club
Nash
The
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Nit
Jonas Long
Fiendon Gaiety Girls
London
Music Hall
Bes Cles
Snow
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Hercules
Warren-Ehret Company
Ehret
Washington Avenue
Chauncy Olcott
R. R
J. B, Hutchinson
R. Wood
Pass
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Court House
Richardson-Boynton
MILL
Mears & Hy
Pean Ave
Scranton, Pa
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Conrad
Killer & Stetson
Agency
Lacka. Ave
DR. Shimberg
Spruce Street
Fancy Rockaways
East Rivers
Maurice River Coves
Mill Ponds
W. AL Pierce Penn Ave. Market
Os Masnoic Temple
Aurea
Wale Io Scranton Pa
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