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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1899
Page
8
Duties of Express Companies Clarified in Kilpatrick Case
Judge Archbald delivers ruling in Kilpatrick vs National Express Co. holding the carrier must promptly deliver or notify of delivery, not merely send a notice postcard. The court finds the company liable for theft when goods are not delivered or properly offered, and remands for a new report. A separate ruling discharges a new trial in Jones v Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Kilpatrick
National Express Company
Express Office
David M. Jones
Thomas
T. W. Archibald
National Expresa
Comin Carters
Carbondale
Cave
Express
T. F
Teddington
Perkville
Lureis
Kilpatrick
John M. Harris
Consignie
Yeport
Mary Thomas
Hm View
Archbald
Equity suit concludes with Spraks Brothers claim over Winton firm
In Spraks Brothers equity action, Henry and Kine of Winton owed about 4000 to Spraks. They asked not to enter judgment entries, promising to inform of other judgments. Spraks later noted a claim against Tennant and secured execution. After sheriff sale, book accounts and contracts were transferred to Spraks Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1
Tpeok
Oneignee
Spraks Brother
Iliy
Im Henry
Fred Kine
Winton
Wweame
Spraks Brothers
Spruks Brothers
L. FB. Tennant
Wilkes-Barre
Spraks
Tennant
Spruke
Peck Sues Spraks Brothers in Creditors Case
Jr D Peck appointed as signee for creditors filed proceedings against Spraks Brothers alleging collusion. Testimony heard yesterday and Monday, with arguments to follow after transcription. Orths note Church estate case against W Winton and others will be heard today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. D. Peck
Spraks Brothers
Charles J. Church
Joseph Church
W. W. Winton
Grand jury to issue first report on cases heard today
The grand jury will make its first report to court today after passing on over sixty cases. The most notable yesterday was the case against Harry Judko vitch of Throop charged with trespass. On Thursday the burglary case against Starraceau’s alleged gunman will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Judkovitch
Throop
Starraceau
Nallin, Murphy, and Others in Carbondale Area Notes
In Carbondale miscellaneous entries list individuals including John J. Nallin Michael Murphy Katherine Clark Michael L Popeck Mary Slezak and others tied to local notes. Names appear with scattered city mentions and potential affiliations in the community roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Nallin
Carbondale
Mitegic O'Lanary
Michael Murphy
Scrinton
Kather B. Clark
Scases
Cecwsans
Michael L. Popeck
Priceburg
Mary Slezak
Uncalled For Letters at Scranton Post Office 1869 List
Uncalled letters remaining at Scranton post office Lackawanna County Pa dated May 24 1869. Readers urged to report advertised letters with date of list. Includes numerous names with titles and initials such as Ezra H. Nipple P M Mrs Elc Austin Minnie Alix DG Bevan Lille Barnale Alfred Baker Jr John Brazel Mrs Beane Edward A Bulger Eva Brunswick Mise Bertha Born and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Postoffice
Lackawanna County
Ezra H. Nipple
P. M
Elc
Austin
Minnie Alix
Packange
DG Bevan
Lille
Meawel
D. MecNeill
John McDonald
Daniel Mom Jughran
Samuel Newton
Albert Newton
Jovnle M. Nichols
Mise Denne Purvis
Russell VL Preston
Mint May Heldls
John Reallor
Thomas Rotkson
Jimmies Rogan
George Smith
J. M. Blatton
John Swover
FL Mr. Stanlow
Lula
PB. Stone
Mary Slocum
Marie Blair
Howard M. Smith
J. Tredwell
Mary Thomas
H. Whiman
F. Vanderveken
M. EK. Witmer
FE. Waterman
Mary Williams
L. M. Welle
Francia Woodbury
T. Q. Wagner
Syre Clus
WW. Young
Isabella Youngs
John E. Zimmerman
Thirteenth Regiment to undergo re organization
Colonel W H A Coursen said the Thirteenth will be reorganized within weeks as part of a state guard overhaul. The plan calls for 180 companies to form fifteen regiments each with three battalions. Captain R Z McCausland’s Montrose company is ready since May 9 but was unknowingly mis addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. A. Coursen
Tribune
Thirteenth
Guard
State Guard
R. Z. McCausland
Montrose
Courson
McCausland
Millar
Scranton Crowd Tops Record at Wild West Show
Over 28,000 people attended two Wild West performances in Scranton on Monday, the largest canvass show. Managers say 10,600 seats were insufficient, with 4,000 extra present and hundreds turned away. Colonel Cody congratulated Mayor Moir on crowd control and there were no accidents or thefts reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Cody
Moir
Johnnie and Mamma Clash Over Bad Boy Behavior
A short, tense dialogue from Harlem Life shows Johnnie defending himself as his mother scolds him for misbehavior. The exchange highlights family friction and a child’s perspective on authority within a domestic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Twina
Harlem
City Orders Rails Torn Up At Several Street Crossings
Common Councilman Reese raises objections to Ontario and Western railroad crossings in the First Ward. Mayor Moir orders tracks torn up on Wilbur Charles Mary Ballou and Reese streets. Street Commissioner O Boyle to lead crew to remove the tracks this morning amid prior council resistance to grade crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese
First Ward
Ontario and Western Company
O'Boyle
Keyser Valley
Ontario and Western Railroad
Moir
PD. H. Reese
Wilbur
Charles
Mary
Ballou
Dickson City
Leggett'’s Creek
Keyser Avenue
Reeve
West Market Street
Weert Market Street
Select Council
Thease
Capouse
City
Lne
Tecvse
Tieese
Robling
O'Hoyle
Fractured skull man awaits hospital admission in NY
A man with a fractured skull provides a dour incoherent explanation of his injury before admission to a New York hospital. Police or medical staff await clearer statements as they proceed with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mariani
Win Mariani
Conti
Mariani & Co
W. 15Th St
New York
Equity Court
Atlantic Refining CO
the Thirteenth Regiment
Coursen
Scranton
Buffalo Bill
Faas
America
Hood
Afi
I Hey
Oboer
Galades
Reegret
Thos. Kaily’s
Reantite Arenue
Pilsner
Aimi
Ane
Periesis
Went. Horner
R. J. Horner & CO
Eden Musca
Willi
E. Ferrett
Pearl St
Connollyan Wallace Washington
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Hometoun Draperies
Ingrains
Brussels
Velvets
Axminster
Savonierrie
Wilton
Renaissance
Dresden
Nottingham
Columbia Chainless Bicycles
Ator Wuet
Ron Acvel Wongs i
Siliene Borpy
Columbia Chain
Pierce and Stormers
Kellum & Conrad
Wyoming Ave
Hearty Eaters
Weston Mull
Carbondale, Olyphant
Third National Bank OF Scranton
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Pack
Cashler
Holmes’ Electric
Athe
Nervite Medical Co
Chicago
MecGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
Beranton
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Beranton and
Wilkes-Barre Pa
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Cham'cal Co
Wana
Spalding
Florey & Brooks
Bodie Greid Ho
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