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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1899

Page

2

Testimony in Water Case Nears End Amid Dead Witnesses

In a Kosciusko court, the water company case against Jermyn and Rush Creek Water Co. saw key witnesses barred from testifying due to conversations with deceased defendants. The defense argues land benefited, while other cases proceed or settle, including a lumber suit and a nuisance over licenses in Moosie.

Margaret J. Smith Jermyn and Rush Creek Water Company Aquart James Carey Moon Fiuart Snyder Truman Ackerly Edward Milley Hf Welles Amon Wit- Neeser James Mann William Walker John Ball Mhenerer le Howard Murphy FB. Moon Arthur Levder James McLaughlin J. Jetmen J. D. Stacker Pelle Stein William Vail John Bell Archbold Joseph Meader Mead Attor Hl Soper Everett Warren P. W. Gallagher M. D. Brown & Co W. JD. Evang Olyphant Baseball Association Keystone Byrewine Company Catherine Rush Weomb T. P Art O'Malley

Paris style novelties and gloves appeal to shoppers

The article highlights elegant neckwear and accessories from Paris shops with American pieces, featuring satin stock collars, platted hems, chiffon trims, and dress fronts. It notes two glove styles including the Melba line from Grenoble, praising quality, color variety, and a $1.50 price, urging readers to visit stores in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania.

Paris Liberty Sir Liberty Melba Grenoble France

Court House News Notes on Liquor Licenses and Lawsuits

Saturday closes the window for liquor license applications as courts observe a half holiday with the clerk’s office closed. Eva Weitzel sues George Weitzel and Henry Wheeler for land eviction profits and other damages totaling $2,100. Engel & Jurkovits sue Armenia Insurance and North British Mercantile Insurance over unpaid hotel policy claims of $567.50 and $175 respectively.

Eva Weitzel George Weitzel Henry Wheeler Ransom Township Engel & Jurkovits Armenia Insurance Company Pittsburg North British and Mercantile Insurance Company London Edinburgh Throop Armenia Company North British

Archbald Police Chiefs Charged With Robbery

John McHale chief of police Arch bald and M J McHale officer of the same borough posted bail of 40 each on robbery charges. P F Godfrey Peckville hotelkeeper alleges he was robbed of a tub of butter and a silver watch and chain after a drunken arrest. The two officers denied knowledge of the butter and claimed the watch was found in Godfrey's cell. Witnesses and security were arranged for the trial.

John McHale Archbald M. J. McHale P. F. Godfrey Peckville Godfrey Archibald Archhbald Iodfrey Justice of the Peace of Pockville Goodfrey Archbald Svesioviciay Mawarm Manley Jurtua Bishop

Witnesses from First Ward Examine Fifth District Election Contest

Names of many witnesses from the Fifth district of the First ward of Heranton were examined in the Lang atail Kidney election contest. Edward Pidler from the Fourth district testified. Examiners will reconvene Saturday in the arbitration room. no hearing today due to the legal holiday.

Eorge Adan Stephen W. Blotsley Jobu Bornom William Rees Joseph Rees Wallace Buurgess John W. Evans Charles W Fletcher William Guert John Z. Griffithe Frank Hores John W Hewells John Hewells William Jones Reese Jore Lowley. Jones Lurlan Lake William & Morgan John Mcdllough George Northup James Stevenson William Siliick William Solamoan Albert Binung Charles Biatt

Stroudsburg Ball Team Seeks 1944 Schedule Contacts

The Alrowlaburg State Normal base ball team invites inquiries for the season of 1944. Fans and clubs may communicate with Pros F, EB Provisions, manager at East Stroudsburg High School, East Stroudsburg Pennsylvania.

Alrowlaburg State Normal EB. Plovsien Ssmalechool East Stroudsburg

Coal Watchers Rumors Stir Rail Depots and Jobs

Reports circulate about potential wage boosts for Morris and Hagex division section hands and possible dismissals of coal watchers on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western. The Susquehanna Coal Company chief George T. Morgan retires tomorrow. Rid of coal watchers remains unconfirmed as there are few such workers year round.

Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Morris and Hagex Hollstean Yard

Morgan to retire as Suquehanna Coal superintendent in April

George T. Morgan, superintendent of the Susquehanna Coal Company at Nanticoke, will sever his connection and retire on April 1 after about thirty years in the role. Born in 1895 in Gloucester England he came to the U S at age 20 and worked at Minersville Scranton Wilkes-Barre before joining Nanticoke in 1899 as inside foreman then superintendent. John Tonkin will succeed him. Eugene Rhoades is appointed assistant superintendent.

George T. Morgan Suoquehanna Coal Company Nanticoke Inet Mr. Morgan Gloucestershire England Minereville Schuynkill County Martha Jones Scranton Wilkes-Barre Joseph Stickney Owen Richards Richards Susquehanna Coal Company Morgan John Tonkin Eugene Rhoades

Railroads Convert to Gondola Cars Under New Law

The Central Railroad of New Jersey and Lehigh Valley Railroads sell their é-ton Jimmy cars to a Canadian railway. Shops are told to stop repairing them and will replace with gondola cars with patent couplers and air brakes. Thousands of cars must be phased out, causing short term supply problems for mine coal shipments.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Lehigh Valley

Lawrence colliery fires at Mahanoy City and flood planned

Multiple regional notices describe a burning Lawrence colliery at Mahanoy City with plans to flood the affected area. Other items note Easton passenger car work moving to Sayn, Lehigh canal prep for boating season, and a uniform dress order for Lehigh Valley railroad staff. A trespass suit for 20000 dollars by Evan and Deborah Jones vs Babilon Coal over their son Thomas B. Jones, injured and died, is reported. National Tube Works of Pittsburgh awarded a contract by a British firm for ten miles of 24 inch water pipe for Rani gold mines in Johannesburg, about 1 million dollars, with an additional eight miles possible. James E. McNulty named Gateway Inspector of uniforms for Lehigh and Susquehanna division of Central Railroad of NJ. praised by Mauch Chunk Times for long service.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Staton Keith Evan R Deborah Jones Babilon Coal Company Duryea Thomas B. Jones Yeu Babylon Coal Company As & Sletopicker National Tube Works Pittburg Rani Johannnesburg South Africa Johannesburg James EE. McNulty Mauch Chunk

Liberal Accommodations Extend According to Balances and Responsibility

Surplus noted as the vault of this bank is protected by Holmes Elestris Protective System. Local observers protest the system as an added security claim while balances and responsibility are cited as guiding factors.

Holmes’ Elestris Protective System

Rosaries and Pearl Chains Auctioned as Silver Novelties Lure

The listing describes rosaries, pearl chains, necklaces, belts, collar buckles, and silver novelties without end. The catalog emphasizes a broad range of religious and fashion items.

Silk Skirts Offered In Varied Colors And Styles

In high class novelties, silk skirts range from five to twenty five dollars. Taffeta silks promise satisfaction and come in every color and style available.

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