Opening Day of Argument Court Delays Sought in Scranton Legal Term
The opening regular term of argument court in Scranton heard charges against Attorney D B Replogle denied with depositions to be taken at next term. Several cases were argued and rules disposed of including divorces, certiorari, and open judgments. Continuous delays and continuances were discussed, with rulings on various motions and matters before Judge Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scragg
Poor Board U
D. B. Replogle
Replogle
Er. C. Newcomb
M. J. Norton
Neplogle
Norton
Michael Ruddy
City of Scranton
Michael Brennan
Charles Henson
Worden
JG. Peters
Peter Mostaar
Mary Mostaar
E.G. Worden
Martha J. Evans
Martha J. Evans, Et. al
J. M. Knowlton
E. W. Bscott
Lewis & Sone
Susan Eagan
Southern Building and Loan
D. A. Carpenter
James McCool
Lally Brothers
W. H. Campbell
A. L. Potter
G. W. Beemer
B.A. Tiffany
Hattie Schroeder
John Carney
Michael Carney, Jr
Walter Gorman
Titrick Ratchford
Frank Sumowski
Moos Mountain Coal Company
Jackson Merryweather
Scranton Savings Hank and Trust Company
FE. Sweet Againeat
Graduating Girl Fashions and Commencement Attire
This store presents itself as the leading northeastern Pennsylvanian source for graduation gowns, trimmings, hosiery, gloves, and fans with Paris-influenced models. It claims unmatched assortment and material quality and offers a helpful booklet to assist even those on a limited budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Equity suit filed against Olyphant borough over sewer work
The Olyphant Sewer Drainage Company seeks to restrain the borough and Burgess P J McNulty from interfering with sewer construction under a franchise granted Feb 27 1804. The company began laying pipe April 17 but was stopped. a preliminary injunction was issued returnable Saturday to prevent further interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
Old Forge Borough Incorporation Case Moves to Superior Court
Major Everett Warren of Willard Warren and Knapp, counsel for the remonstrants, petitioned the court to stay the final order and decree so the matter could be carried to the superior court. The decree prepared by John M. Harvis sets May 19 as the first election date, with Judge Archbald taking the papers under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Warren
Willard, Warren & Knapp
Old Forge
John M. Haarvis
Archbald
Divorce Granted to Charles Bacon from Emma Bacon
A court yesterday granted a divorce to Charles Bacon from Emma Bacon whom he was compelled to marry at Oxford New Jersey on December 7 1896. The case cited unfaithfulness as the ground and the record notes Mrs. Bacon has resided in houses of ill fame in this city and in Wilkes Barre within the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bacon
Emma Bacon
Oxford
N. J
Multiple suits and legal actions filed in Benton township area
William D Bayl or of Benton township filed trespass against Loren G Stephens. Langstaff Kelly election contest examiners did not air yesterday and will meet today. D Mitchell filed trespass against Pennsylvania Coat Co for injuries. Bridget Kenny sues Midland Life Association for $1000 on a Kenny policy. John F Donnelly answered equity suit by Ella Kelly denying land appropriation or fence. Eugene Evans began divorce proceedings from Mary Evans citing unfaithfulness. co respondent John Moran named. Anthony Gillespie council contest in Third ward of Olyphant. M F Sunda commissioner and George H Hice stenographer appointed. Thomas Henning school director and Michael Stenn justice of the peace Fell township. Louis Gramer commissioner and M J McAndrew stenographer named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dbaylor
Benton Township
Loren G. Stephens
Langstaff- Kelly
D. Mitchell
Pennsylvania Coat Company
Bridget Kenny
Midland Life Association of
Omaha
Neb
Thomas G. Kenny
John F. Donnelly
Madison Avenue
Elien. Kelly
Eugene Evans
Mary Evans
John Moran
Anthony F. Gillespie
Council
Olyphant
Yuesterday
M. F. Sunda
George H. Hice
Thomas Henning
Michael Stenn
Justice of the Peace
Fell Township
Louis Gramer
M. J. McAndrew
Dunmore Doings Completion of Dewey Day Observed
Dewey day was observed quietly in Dunmore with groups of boys firing cannons and the Independent and Neptune Pose departments parading with silk national flags. Victor Burschell and Josh Warfel raised the flags as large crowds gathered for daytime and evening events enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Independent
Neptune Pose
Victor Burschell
Independents
Josh Warfel
Neptunes
Odd Fellows Building Nears Completion with Reorganized Floors
The Odd Fellows hall building progresses toward opening with carpenters and painters finishing touches. The post office occupies the ground floor side, while the second floor hosts a public hall with a new stage on the east. The third floor mirrors the old plan but gains a two foot higher ceiling. opening is hoped for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Evening Program Includes Dance Segment
On May 17 a programme will be rendered followed by dancing, offering attendees an evening of entertainment and social recreation.
Community notices and obituaries from local churches and schools
Social events and meetings across Dudley Street Baptist Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian and High School Alumni are announced with dates and venues. A infant death and funeral are noted for George Michael of 929 East Drinker Street Sport HM Dunmore. Local business expansions include Co operative Society United moving to North Blakely Street and planned renovations at Hotel Depue. Reverend services and park opening at Laurel Hill are also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan Endeavor Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
John Watrous
Chestnut Street
Ladies’ Aid
Women's Foreign Missionary Societies
Methodist Iriscopal Church
Ladies Aid
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
James Skeoch
City Avenue
High Spheu
George
David J. Michael
Bast Drinker Street
Sport
Dunmore
Peckville
Co-operative Society
O'Boyle
Blakely Street
T. S. and
B. Society Dramatic Company
Golden Joint Mines
Washington Hall
Hotel Depue
Fixchange Hotel
Peter Pinkney
Bluemaker Avenue
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Moval Ban
A. P. Lewis
John McGuire
KR. FE
Asvwell
Grace DB. Geer
Ransom F. Geer
John F. Geeruge
Scranton Pool Board
Edwards
John M. Edwards
W. H. Thomas
Qualih
Thomas Wateh
Isaac Long
Welles’ Building
Public Square
Wilkes-Barre
Bacon
George Joseph Jockil
Seranton Merena PekKany
Scranton Joseph Wbanovitz
Minooka
Julianna Wanelofski
Michael Balanik
Ceeeeer Ee Bctanion
Annie Hocko
Scranton
Court House
Dunmore Doings
NEW Odd Fellows
Hood’s
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
G St
New Yorks
Grace Church
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
New York
I. D. Crawford
Ann
Ren
J.D. Wood
Alice C. Wood
B. S
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Wyoming Avenue
Spm
Spalding
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Wanamakers
Albert
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Toc Yard
Connolly & Wallace
WAL
Hington Avenue
Weston Mile CO
Carbondale
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Il, Peck
Holmes’ Electris
Albany
DR Hill & Son
Entiste
Brill
United States
Pennsylvania
Hols and Dreperes
Ingrains
Brussels
Velvets
Axminster
Savonierrie
Wilton
Renaissance
Dresden
Nottingham
Columbia Chain Bicycles
Hartford Bicycles
Pierce and Stormer Bicycles
Kellum & Conrad
Moose Powder CO
Scranton, “A
Repauno Chemical Co
Pilsner
Annan SL
SeraaNd
Pal
First National Bank
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