Second Week of the Term Opens in Common Pleas
The March term's second week opens with Judges in court No 3 as motions and the Dickson City councilman case occupy the day. A verdict favors defendant in Eliza O Boyle vs Margaret Storms related to wages after an 1809 hospital escape and husband’s suicide attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza O'Boyle
Margaret Stevens
George W. Weiland
Reuben Morgan
Common Pleas
Frank W. Wheaton
Luzerne
Wheaton
Newcomb
Dickson City
Large jury drawn as petitions relieve prominent men
An unusually large number of prominent men were summoned on this week’s jury, with several petitions to be excused. Those excused included W. F. Hallstead, FE. QL. Walter, [. IF, Megargel, Rufus J. Foster, Frank P. Brown, Peter F. Finkler, and others. A petition by $. Cohen on behalf of Ike Seidman, accused of embezzling from the Independent Order of Bass Abraham, argued for costs relief due to lack of funds, warning it would be hardship if required to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hallstead
FE. QL. Walter
Megargel
Rufus J. Foster
Scranton
Frank P. Brown
Carbondale
Peter F. Finkler
Glenburn
Willard
Warren & Knapp
Petitoner
Cohen
The
Commonwealth
Ike Seidman
Order of
Bass Abraham
Cohensiga
Eeconomy
Will Contest Told In Orphans Court In Carbondale
Yesterday argument day featured the Mary Dockerty will contest in the Orphans Court of Carbondale. Contestants claim lack of testamentary capacity and undue influence. Attorneys P A O'Boyle and John F Murphy appeared for contestants while Joseph O'Brien and Judge J J O'Neil stood for the executor and beneficiary. Judge Vosburg reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Mary Dockerty
Carbondale
P. A. O'Boyle
Wilkes-Barre
John F. Murphy
Joseph O'Brien
J. J. O'Neil
Beantee
Vosburg
Petition to relieve costs in street car strike cases
Commonwealth charges against Roger McGowan Thomas Smith John Connolly and William Bair arose from street car strike disturbances. The grand jury ignored the bills. Prosecutor Stephen Dyer, assigned costs, says in a petition he has no interest beyond his official duty and seeks relief from paying the costs. A rule to show cause why the petition should not be granted was set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Roger McGowan
Thomas Smith
John Connolly
William Bair
Stephen Dyer
Last Day for Liquor Licenses in Scranton County
The county treasurer and clerk of the courts processed license fees and issued certificates as the last day for obtaining liquor licenses passed. This year 695 licenses were granted, 285 from Scranton. About 75 licenses remained unclaimed at closing. the proportion from the city could not be computed due to incomplete records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Court House
Old Forge cases dominate court docket in judgment notes
Twenty judgment notes from hotel keepers to brewers entered in Prothonotary Cope land's office. The Pennsylvania Central Brewing Company versus Peter Sipowicz saw the court grant absolute the rule to strike off judgment. David Freedman of Old Forge released on $500 bail posted by Philip Swartz. Teideaiano Martino of Old Forge also released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Veetoriliy
Pennsylvania Central Brewing Company
Peter Sipowicz
David Freedman
Old Forge
Ustoy
Philip Swartz
Teideaiano Martino
Divorce and court actions filed in recent proceedings
Francesco Ronietto petitions for divorce from Antonia Honiello alleging desertion after a January marriage. A bigamy change alleged with five dollar fine and three hundred bail. Clarence Balentine represents the plaintiff in the case. A mortgage satisfaction notice directs Holdea to appear May 12 for petition action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesco Ronietto
Janes McCown
Albee
Delaware Lackawanna and Western board schedule messy list
A dense, OCR style timetable lists numerous names and shifts for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board across Hoboken and nearby lines. The dense fragment names crews such as Bartholomew, Gilligan, Carmody, and others with times from early morning to late evening, plus notices about report times and run changes.
Railroad Timetables in Effect November 8 for Scranton Area
Timetables show trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia Tobyhanna Buffalo Oswego Syracuse Utica Montrose Nicholson and Bloomsburg division with multiple daily departures. New York and Philadelphia services include morning and afternoon runs with special Sunday adjustments.
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Scranton
New York
Philadelphia
Tobyhanna
Buffalo
Portinghamton
Way
Oswego
Syracuse
Utica
Montrose
Nicholson
Wloomesburg
Northumberland
Plymouth
Binghimien
Hloomsburg
Schedule of June 1901 Trains from Scranton to Philadelphia
Schedule in effect June 1901 lists weekday departures from Scranton at 6.35 pm and 1.08 pm and 2.47 pm with through service to Philadelphia via Pottsville. Includes vestibule cars Pullman buffet parlor cars and stops at principal intermediate stations. Connections available to Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh and the West. J B Hutchinson General Manager and J B Wood General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
New Jersey Central Time Tables With New York Links
The timetable lists trains from New Jersey Central with routes to New York and Philadelphia via Liberty Street South Forty, and to Bethlehem Allentown Wilkes Barre and other points. It notes express trains with Pullman cars, daily and Sunday departures, and advises patrons to inquire at the station for rates and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Central
New York
Liberty Street
South Forty
Fermalon
Philadelplies
Fasten
Bethsletem
Allentown
Mawel Chunk
White Haven
Aghley
Wilkes
Expres
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
St Weal
Avoca
Pittston
Wilker Barre
Ocean Grove
Etc
Hewulie
Lebanon
Ad Marrieline
Ale Fentown
Swish Dist
Scranton
Train Schedules Through Scranton and Nearby Cities
In effect November 4 2001 detailed timetable lists trains to Carbondale Wilkes Barre Albany and Honesdale from Scranton. It includes departure times for weekdays and Sundays with multiple routes and connections noted by station and time, from early morning to late night.
Lehigh Valley Rail Schedule and Pullman Services
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces train departures to Philadelphia New York via D and FL with multiple stops including White Hall Bethlehem Easton Reading and Towanda. Pullman parlor and sleeping cars operate on all trains between Wilkes Barre and New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Suspension Bridge with city ticket office at Wilkes Barre and South Bethlehem.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Sermton
Philadelphia
New York
Magleton
Principal Pointe
Polteville
Wea
Poe Bethichem
Easton
Reading
Morrisburg
Do & Hy Kor
Et Te
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Kimba
Ithaca
Geneva
Lehigh Valley
Wilkea-Tarre
Buffalo
Suspension Bridge
Rollin HH. Wilbur
Cortland Treet
Charles S$, Lee
Cortland Street
A. W. Nonemacher
South Bethleham
Public Square
Wilkes, Marre
New York Ontario and Western Train Schedules Listed
The timetable shows north and south bound trains between Scranton Carbondale and surrounding towns with weekday and Sunday services. It notes morning departures around 7 a m and afternoon arrivals near 4 p m with connections to New York City Middletown Walton Norwich Oneida Oswego and western points. Officials J C Anderson G A L J E Welsh T P A Scranton Pa provide ticket information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
Scranton
Carbondale
Cadoula
Axeeiss
M. Ar
Cadossa
Ceseeres
Jadonin
Deeeseissam
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Clevelands
Cleveland Gaking Powder Co
Luzerne County
John Yost
Dickson Manufacturing Company
John OR. Edward's
Phintiff and
W. 7
George W.welland
Scott Township
Morgan
Welland
T. P. Hoban
W. Crayford Thomas
BH. F. Tinkham
Continand
Martin Gerrity
T. F. Neonard
Intwigleider
Margaret Mulley
Fb. Leonard
Ularvia
Oram
Creenfield Township
Renyeor
Charles Lowers
Annie M. Lowery
Replevin
City of Berunton
Kidward Maloney
Evlre Facias
Jennie Deane Agiingk
Franklin
F. C. Bunnell
M. Wand
Saimpeit
N. A. Hulbert
J. B. Lesh
Replévin
B. M. Winton
Tackawanna Coal Company, Limited
Asimunpait
Josph Melvin
A. V. Bedford
Asiundpait
Orlando Korelle
B. Lewis
Ejeet
Bridget Mclain
Borough of
Dunmore
John B Welch
HH. Goldschloger
Mary Curran
Jean Lindsay
Moe
M. Wunleavy
Dougharty & Tiras Syaint
Alice Beanson
John Curran
Scranton Hallway Company
Respect
E. Marey
A. Johnson Et al
B. J. Ehigood
Moncow Water Company
Fleming & O O'Hara
Boranton
C. B. Little
M, A. McGinley
Allan
Dyer
Court House News Notes
D., L. and W. Board For
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Hoboken
Aurkitart
Mogerey
Mel Lane
Katta
East
AL Bartholomew
Hanevs
George Thomast Iba
Horoken
Booth
T. Fitzpatrick
Hed
M. Finerty
Toboken
Nugent
Sunmita
Bote
Murphy
W. T. Bartholomew
Lamping
Helpere
Gaffney
Nauman
Secor
Auk
Ketel
O. Randolphs
Carmody
P. Gilligan
Trainmaster
Wellbesday
W. 1. Mann
M. Ginley
Timothy Larkin
Ps .Gilligan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware and Hudson
Traine
Carbondiale Suave Scranton
Fia
Ueg
Honhesilet
Wilkes Mare
Polite
Pennsylvania
Albany
All Points North
Wiskee Harme-O
Points North
Uonesdale
Goldsmith
G.B
Conqueror
Sovereign
Wayne
Wayne Knitting Mills
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Rishte
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