Architect Lacey Testimony Delayed by Wreck in County Case
Juror delay by a wreck pushed county commissioners case to the afternoon as Architect Lacey continued cross examination on extras. Judge Archbald also handled the interpleaded MeClain vs McClalin case and traders bank vs Hughes trial in separate court, with multiple continuances and settlements noted.
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Lacey
Albright
Allentown
Archhbald
Court House
Savidge
Emery Neal
Elmhurst
Tlme
Art. Newcomb
County Commissioners
Savidne
Michael Clarke
O. A. Helford
Common Pleas
Clarke
New Buffalo
Fell Township
Russell II, Coal Company
Holford
H. DD. Carey
Plaintif
FE. C. Newcomb
Arch
A. D. Dean
National Bank
James &. Hughes
D. B. Re- Plagle Aganst
A. Frothingham
Charles Liebenstein
Jones Long
Assumpsit
John Myers
Lackawanna Mills
Rose EF
Jeopay
Frank J. Fitzsimmons
William P. James
Lita Potter
B. W H. Smith
Scranton Railway
Michael Tinnerty
John Finnerty
John Tunara
A. T. Roberts
George M. Okell
Paul Novak
Judgment Upheld In McAnulty Versus National Life Case
Judge Archbald issued an opinion granting full force to a verdict of 1 241 52 in favor of Mary McAnulty and against the National Life Insurance Co of Hartford. The company was civilly dead before trial but alive at judgment, so dissolution did not bar recovery. The Franklin Insurance case above was confirmed with the referee’s finding for 225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McAnulty
National Life Insurance Company of
Hartford
Jude Archbald
Aldermanic Court
Archiald
John P. Kelly
Franklin Insurance Company Aguinst
Mary FE. Lewis
Archbald
A Specimen of Justice Trial in Jermyn
Thomas Orlofski was jailed in default of 800 bail by Justice Mendelssohn for perjury after allegedly swearing ownership of real estate to qualify as a bondsman. Orlofski claimed no oath was required and alleged a grocery debt to Mendelssohn’s father. In habeas corpus proceedings Judge Edwards heard that no oath was required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Orlofski
Justice of the Peace
Squire
Orlofski
Edwards Discharges Marriage Licenses in Clean Avenue Case
Edward M. Hopkins and Sarah Beydon appear in court records as applicants with licenses issued. details indicate processing at Hampton Street location.
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Edward M. Hopkins
Clean Avenue
Sarah Beynon
Hampton Street
Court records show rulings and appointments posted yesterday
The court denied a new trial rule in D. Eppstein v Stackhouse and referred Edwin G. Hughes v A J Thomas to Attorney Walter Briggs. John G. Radhel became guardian of Clement Biden. Timothy Parke swore as Dunmore poor director. Viewers report opening Wyoming avenue affirmed. Kilcullen and Handley admitted to practice. Arbitrators heard William Allsbaugh v Nancy Reynolds. Divorce hearing set for April 2. Licenses transferred for several applicants. Michael Finnerty v John Finnerty stayed pending costs. George Martin discharged from Hillside Home after transfer and medical clearance.
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D. Eppstein
John Stackhouse
Edwin G. Hughes
A.J. Thomas
Walter Briggs
John G. Radhel
Clement Biden
Barbara Biden
Timothy Parke
Dunmore
John Copeland
Wyoming Avenue
P. E. Kilcullen
Joseph O'Brien
Thomas J. Handley
T. P. Hoban
Lackawanna
M. J. Martin
C. B. Gardner
P. Roe
William Allsbaugh
Nancy Reynolds
Archbald
Henry Wood
Susan Muranda Wood
Gardner and
Yingst
KE. J. Jilkins
Scranton
E. James
Marcella Maxwell
Jermyn
Mary D. Solomon
John Bovage
Fell
John Tarls
A. A. Magasky
Mayfield
Steve Powlak
Michael Finnerty
John Finnerty
George Martin
Hillside
Lackawanna Road
Clark's Summit
Jones Byxbee Wedding in Fresno Society Event
The Fresno morning paper reports the marriage of Arthur A. Jones and Milas Ellarena Byxbee at J. C. Byxbee’s North Retreet residence. The ceremony featured a floral canopy, Lohengrin chorus, and a ring service as friends and family attended. The couple plans to live in Worcester after travel through the southern state and New York.
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Fresno
Cal
Arthur Albright Jones
Jones
Milas Ellarena Byxbee
J. C. Byxbee
North Retreet
Mise Evagena Byxbee
J. O. Byxbee
Helen Jones
Harry L. Jones
Isaac Jewell
Arther A. Jones
J. Jones
D. Jones
Ellagent Myxbee
Arthur Jones
Pennsylvania
J. FP. Megargel
Mies
M. Norton
Alameda
Robert McChes
Scranton
Penneyvania
Commencement Exercises at Brooklyn Graded School
The Brooklyn graded school closed the term March 22 under Principal M W Stephens of Nicholson. At the Universalist church Friday evening the graduates included Miss Nina Nash and Messrs Earl Ainer Leon Stephona Earnest Tiffany Harold Gere. Salutatory by Harold Gere on Forces That Win. Tiffany president of the clans spoke on History of the South African Republic. Leon Stephens delivered Our Country in War while Earl Alney discussed The Progress of Electricity. Nina Nash gave the valedictory on…
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Brooklyn Graded School
M. W. Stephens
Nicholson
Universalist Church
Nina Nash
Messrs
Earl Ainer
Leon Stephona
Earnest Tiffany
Harold Gere
South African Republic
Leon Stephens
Earl Alney
Sanitation talk by Wingate to Scranton workers
Charles F. Wingate, New York sanitary engineer, invited by Scranton Household Economic section of the Women’s club to speak at Guernsey hall on The Money Value of Sanitation to the Workingmen. The event, March 20 at 8 p.m., is hosted with the Central Labor union. Linda Hull Larned and Hon. John F. Farr will attend and speak. A reception at Green Ridge library follows Thursday 4 to 6, with Larned speaking Friday at 4:20.
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Charles F. Wingate
New York City
Women's Club
Scranton
Central Labor Union
Guernsey Hall
Wingate
Social Reform Club of
New York
Metropolis
Henry George
Edward McGlynn
Linda Hull Larned
National Household Economic Association
John FR
Harry Moran Re-arrested for Indecent Conduct
Harry Moran from Kellerman court was re arrested Saturday night on a charge of incorrigible conduct. He was arraigned before Alderman Myron Kasson at the request of Mrs. Duggan of Associated Charities. The boy, described as wilful and disobedient, had once thrown fat irons at his mother. He will be sent to a reformatory.
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Harry Moran
Kellerman Court
Myron Kasson
Lyceum Theatres Busy With Plays And Passion Pictures
The Lyceum presents A Young Wife in four acts to mixed reviews while Cook-Church stars The White Squadron with strong support. Passions Play at Rt. Thomas College hall draws praise. Tim Murphy debuts The Carpetbagger at the Lyceum. Girl from Maxim's to open March 28 with Osborne and Ferguson. Kirke La Shelle's The Princess Chic slated for next Thursday with Bale seats on sale.
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Lyceum
Kirke la Shelle
Princess Chic
Julien Edwards
Priceburg Worker Returns to Johnson's Breaker
Fred Oliver of Brook Street begins work again for the same employers after his severe injuries in Johnson's breaker months ago. Joseph Kelly of Lincoln Street, a boy about ten years old, suffered paralysis while at work in Johnson's mine last Saturday. Safe bind, safe find. Fortify yourself with Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood and build health for the season. Hood's Pills claim liver cures at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Oliver
Brook Street
Johnson
Joseph Kelly
Lincoln Street
Johnson's
Hood
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Lackawanna Avenue
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Academy of Music
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Mise Ward
Land of the Midnight Sun
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Mr. Cloward
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Jackson
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Melville Crance
Mississippi
Maxim's
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W. J. Ferguson
Miss Osborne
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the Princess Chic
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