Mrs Dolph Again Gets a Verdict in Damages Suit
Mrs Mindwell Dolph again won her suit for 4810 with interest 4788.06 against the National Accident Society of New York after rejecting a 3100 compromise at a former retrial. The case centered on Samuel Dolph’s death and policy terms stating compensation for an injury in a hazardous occupation. The defense hoped for a new trial but the jury returned a full award. A separate suit for 25000 against the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. by William Ford, a Moosic boy then seven, for injuries from a 1880 grade crossing incident, proceeded with the company denying negligence and claiming the boy rode the train without permission. The trial will continue. Sentences were imposed on counterfeiters in Forest County with Hovis and the Forrester brothers among those punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindwell Dolph
National Accident Society of New York
Moo
Buffington
Samuel Dolph
Dolph
Mr. Hawley
Mr. Watson
Au We
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
William Ford
James Butler
Moosic
O'Brien and Kelly
Col
F. J
Ford
Stark's Patch
Moosle
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Spring Street
Cotten
Kelly
Ils
Folt
Ford Bey
Wyoming Valley
Nmber
Imeon Hovis
Pranklin
Venango County
Western Penitentiary
Pasado
James
William Forrester
Marionville
Forest County
Allegheny County
Nook
Anthony Duck
Providence
Pasa
A Stitch in Time Saves Nine and Ovarian Advice
A cautionary note on ovarian disease urges instant care and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad cites symptoms, urges treatment, and includes a customer testimonial from Mrs. BE. L. Mrens of Quakake PA, claiming near-miraculous relief after using the product and inviting readers to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn MA for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Pinkham
BE. L. Mrens
Lydia B. Pinktham
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Elven six months each in Lackawanna county jail
Two individuals received six month terms in Lackawanna county jail after altered pounds 21 dishes were discovered. The case lists the defendants as charged and processed through local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna County
Closing Exercises Of Young Women's Christian Association
The educational department completes a successful year as elementary classes under Mira Eminn Lewis prepare for final exams Monday night. Five will attempt the International examination. a Ti percent grade guarantees a certificate accepted by major colleges. Next Tuesday at 7 40 p m a varied program features French and German classes, chautauqua numbers, recitations, music, and penmanship work directed by Eva Durie. All friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Womer's Christian Association
Clork
Clases
M. W. Hamilton
Anna Koehlers
Chautauqua Cheleo
Henry J. Carr
Real Estate Board Inspects Wards for Assessments
The board of revision and appeals is inspecting properties in wards including First Second Third Seventh Eleventh Thirteenth Fourteenth Sixteenth and Twentieth. Two weeks remain to finish the rest, then about two more weeks of work are expected before closing around May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revision and Appeals
Funeral of Professor Gordon in Taylor
The funeral for the late Professor William Gordon was held yesterday afternoon from his parents’ Presentt avenue home with Rev. W. Frisby and Rev. C. M. Giffin officiating. A quartet from Taylor sang selections including One Sweetly Solemn Thought and Come Holy Spirit. At the grave the hymn Good night Beloved was sung and the interment followed at Forest Hill Cemetery with floral tributes from Dr and Mrs J W Houser of Taylor and cousins of Port Jervis New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gordon
Presentt Avenue
W. Frisby
Taylor Methodist Episcopal Church
C. M. Giffin
D. D
Elm Park Church
J. B. Watkins
Charles Dibble
J. R. Neeley
J. D. Atherton
Taylor
Jesus
Forest Hill Cemetery
J. W. Houser
Cousins
Port Jervis
N.Y. Pillow
Old Forge
Funeral bouquet list for Sibley Taylor teacher
The obituary notes numerous floral tributes from family and church groups. Casket and rose bouquets come from Mrs. Robert Llewellyn Taylor and others in Sibley and Peckville. Pallbearers included John Atherton and Edward Harris of Taylor. attendees from Scranton and distant mourners are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillow
Sibley School
Robert Liewellyn
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Taylor
Alma Gerblg
Ryries
Mis
Susie Mortis
Scranton
Missea Recca Davis
Susie Harris
Carnations
F. &. Foote
John D. Atherton
Wesley Fatelager
Charles Nichols
Frank Decker
Edward Harris
John Morgan
Madeline Leppert
Batley
Frank Nevins
Httle Tuttle
Earl Leppert
Bottlers Plan Local Protective Association Meeting
County bottlers schedule a Monday city meeting to form a protective association amid rising losses from small dealers using registered bottles of larger firms. They may hire detectives to pursue violators, with one local firm showing losses of about $4 daily from missing bottles. The plan would cover both soft drink and beer bottlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Association
Three Dogs Shot After Peculiar Bellevue Accident
In Bellevue Thursday, three dogs were shot after a boy named Leo Mahon riding a large dog was knocked into a grouping of canines. Mahon was bitten on the leg and his wound was cauterized. It was unclear which dog caused the bite, leading Patrolman Feeney to shoot the three dogs involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Leo Mahon
Mahon
A. J. Mahon
Third Street
Feeney
Serious charge filed against Besette Bartolomeo in Lochelli case
A serious charge was brought yesterday before Alderman Howe by Attorneys Martin and Vidaver for Anna Lochelli. They allege 12 year old Catherine Lochelli was enticed away two years ago by Bartalomeo. They lived in New York until recently and are now in Watesville. A constable was sent yesterday afternoon with a warrant for Bartalomeo's arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besette Bartolomeo
Alderman Howe
Martin & Vidaver
Anna Lochelli
Barbertown
Catherine Lochelli
Bartalomeo
New York
Watesville
Theatrical attractions close at Academy of Music tonight
The King Dramatic company’s engagement ends with Paymaster at the Academy of Music tonight along with Lights O London special. Sawtelle Dramatic Company praised for popular week at Taylor Opera house and upcoming week at Academy of Music features Flynn and Sheridan’s Double Show with white and Creole artists. The O14 Coat by Lieutenant Alderdice to be produced at Lyceum with Smyth and Rice Comedy Company including notable actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Dramatic Company
Academy of Music
The
Marinet
London
Avernoon
Sawtelle
Sawtelle Dramatic Company
Taylor Opera House
Thi City
Flynn and
Sheridan
Music Hall
Flynn
W. H. Allderdice
Lyceum
Washington, D. C
Smyth and Rice Comedy Company
Frederic Bond
John F. Ward
John B. Maher
Clayton BE. White
Joseph Adelmen
Helen Reimer
Nita Allen
May Vokes
Friend
India
Bijou
New York
Jst
Transleave Scranton Express Timetable Extraction
Transleave Scranton schedules an East bound express for New York and points East with multiple departures including 3.00, 5.15, 3.00 wind, and 10.05 a.m. 12.6 and ak p.m. for Easton Trenton Philadelphia and the South with several afternoon times and connections to Washington and Way Stations. Additional services cover Tobyhanna accommodation at 1.10 p.m. and Binghamton Oswego and several other towns with connections at Buffalo to the West. Northumberland Wilkes Barre and Danville routes offer close connections to Willamport Harrisburg Baltimore Washington and the South. Intermediate stations list several times, along with Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches on all expresses. For details, contact M. L. Smith at the depot ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transleave
Scranton
New York
Easton
Trenton
Philadelphia
Washington
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Flmira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
Key Stations
Nicholson
Elmira
Utica
Hichfeld Springs
Ithaca
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Willamport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
du P
Nanticoke
Singston
M. L. Smith
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Laberty Street
N. R
South Ferry Whitehall Street
Wilkes-Barre
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Pathiecem
Acm
Branch
Ocean Grove
Reading
Labanon
Flarrisburg
Bundy Roe
Central Depot
Long Righi
Segesing
Eest
Delaware
Hudson
Carbondale
I.m
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Honesdale
W Niikens Flarre
Lahich Valley
R. OB
Black Diamond Express
R. BR. Pointa
Sechec Pointe
Lehich Valle RR
Wilkes-Harce
South
Lisa
United States
Canada
Burdick
Albiny
H.W. Cross
Eran Pa
Lehigh Valley Trains Offer Clean Air and Comfort
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces enhanced coal fueled trains effective Feb 1 1898. Parlor cars and sleeping cars are available on all routes between Wilkes-Barre New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Rea Peaston Ridge via D and R lines. Key departures include 6:45 p m and 2 0 6 p m from Scranton to Philadelphia and New York with Black Diamond Express options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley
Arutiaton
Fittavilie
Bolnts
Cou
R. R
Bethlehem
Euston
Reading
Harrisburg
Wee Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
di. m
Roe Eater
Buffalo
Ninges
Chicago
Ponte Weat
Dd. R. I
Pullman Partor
Sisepin
Wilkes-Barre
New York
Philadelphia
Reapenston
Ollin H
Chas. Lee
Poss
Phila- Nonnemacher
Scranton
Lackawant Avenue
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Ford Boy
Delaware and Hudson Company
Noack
Duck
Hovis
Educational Department of VY. W.c. A
Board of Revision and Appeal
Professor Gordon
Rev. W. Frisby
M. Giffin, DD
May
Snow
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Pennsylvania
Hon. Poly
J.B, Hutchinson
J. R. Wood
Pass
Erie and
Erie Railroad
Hawley
Court House
Tillinghast’s
Arcade Building
Connolly Ana Dallac
Kid Glove Dept
H. T. E. Jouvin
Onnolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
Sunebury
Fphiladelphia
Pittsours
Hazlaton and Pottsville, JR
Geni
J. 8. Hutchinson
General Mauger
Dell
Lacka, and
Western
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Ewyork
Wao
Schanton Division
South Bound
Ie Ia
Wei
Roe Soon
DR. &. Grewer
Tor
Spruc.t
Seraaton
Padias
University Ofennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College
Nisateff
Earth
Nam
Matthews Hee
Nion Ana
SS Sanderson
Dra
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