Jury Convicts Surovitz Father. Son Faces Sentence Next Week
In a mixed trial, Jacob Surovitz is acquitted of receiving stolen goods but his son Michael is convicted and a reprimand for Jacob is advised. Michael’s sentence is scheduled for next Wednesday while other cases include Dr Villone facing a suspended sentence for illegally practicing medicine and several fines for assaults and thefts.
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Surovitz
Villone
Supreme Court
Joseph Keller
Peter Mayer
Jones
Keller
Jacob Suravitz
Michael
Jacob
Joseph Villone
Ninth Street
Gunster
W. R. Lewis
Commonwealth
Evan Tucker
T. J. Maxey
Mirceny
Michael Coggins
Thomas Ruddy
James Murphy
Anthony Noth
Throop
Judge Is At Liberty After Manslaughter Sentence
Five years after entering the penitentiary for six and a half years on a manslaughter charge, Joseph Judge was released on Saturday. He had served one year and a half for good behavior. The offense arose from a February 3 altercation among foreigners on Lievd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Astern
Periodica
Lievd Street
Gowns and accessories for graduation called a helpful store
Noted store in northeastern Pennsylvania promotes its wide range of graduation attire from gowns and trimmings to hosiery and fans. Paris-influenced designs and a versatile selection aim to suit all budgets, with a small booklet offered as proof of helpful guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Pennsylvania
Scott's Emulsion advertised as a tonic for wasting disease
Thin and consumptive persons are urged to use Scott's Emulsion to enrich the blood and renew tissues. The ad claims the oil is digested for you to rest digestion and strengthen nerves, with hypo phosphites boosting brain tissue and energy. Price 1.00, available at all druggists. Scott & Norman, Chemists, New York.
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Scott
Scott & Nownf
Chemiets
New York
Hungarian Tragedy Ends in Manslaughter Conviction
An injured man died days later. Dr J J Sullivan testified for Jude, with Henry Smith charged as an accomplice. The jury found Smith not guilty while Jude was convicted of Manslaughter. Jude faced an $800 fine and six and a half years in the Eastern penitentiary. All involved were Hungarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mathulas
J. J. Sullivan
Jude
Henry Smith
Smith
Eastern Penitentiary
Knights Inva de Elmhurst Ten Commanderies Grow in Lackawanna
Ten commanderies of the Ancient and Tiustrious Order Knights of Malta are now active in Lackawanna County with Elmhurst hosting the tenth on Saturday night. Sixty-eight charter members were inducted, ceremonies led by FE. T. Bone for Grand Recorder George H. Pierce, and attended by Kalehta from nearby areas.
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Tiustrious Order
Knights of Malta
Lackawanna County
Elmhurst
FE. T. Bone
George H. Pierce
Philadelphia
Kn , Manier
J. W. Knedler
M. D
Eorse Emory
Arthur Yeager
George Sharp
A. J. Christy
J. D. Fuller
Sir W. Edwards
W W. Whitney
W. Tribbie
Samuel Trieble
Bir
C. WW Swartz
Anthracite Commandery
Ladies' Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Commandery of
Pennsylvania
Scranton Archdeaconry to Hold Forest City Session
The Archdeaconry of Scranton convenes for its annual spring session at Forest City in Christchurch. Four sessions unfold Monday evening through Thursday evening with prayers sermons business meetings exegesis and reports by Rev. Rogers Israel Rev. Ballentine Rev. Houghton and others.
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Scranton
Archdeaconry of
Forestity
Christchurch
Rogers Israel
F. 5
Ballentine
Green Ridge
FE. J. Houghton
Dunmore
Forest Howre
Architeacon
John J
Stewart Crockett
Stroudsburg
Guild Room
State of hard coal trade noted by Engineering and Mining Journal
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports a featureless anthracite trade with net prices fixed by New York siles agents then extended to Chicago and Buffalo. Prices are not excessive and a profitable year for miners seems possible, barring any one company overreaching. Independent operators have spoken little as their railroad plot threats trouble fewer people. Probabilities favor renewal of contracts with the anthra- cite sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering and Mining Journal of Saturday
Siles
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Docks Cleaned at Lakehead as Coal Receipts Loom
At the head of the lakes the docks have been cleaned and prepared for coal reception. Ice on Lake Superior is rotten, raising the possibility that Wes Sels may pass through the Fault next week.
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Rodas
Lake Superior
Wessels
A Tribute to Admiral Dewey
A wartime era tribute praising George Dewey as a noble defender of Old Glory. The poem lauds his harbor battle courage and steadfast leadership on deck as a symbol of American valor and national pride. Written from Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania and dated April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
George Dewey
Mantta
Dewey
Antler
Alohn F. Jones
Wilkes-Barre
Ignorance of Law and Health Provokes Cures
An adage on health states ignorance of health laws worsens illness and blood impurity. Hood s Sarsaparilla is touted to purify blood and restore strength. Testimonials claim cures for scrofula debility and kidney pains, naming James Brown of Cleveland and Cantanis Hendersonshot of Amasterdat New York.
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Hood
Janes Brown
East View Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Amaterdat
New York
F. H. Setaert
Hammond
Ind
Pontaic
Mich
M. A. di Wourta
Box 4
Brmbreeville
Hoods
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Henry Belin, Jr
William HL. Peck
Holmes’ Electric
Moosic Powder CO
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Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
Reson
D. D. Wood
Alice C. Wood
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Washington Avenue
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