Argument in Ardan Case Divides Greek Catholic Parish
Lawyers argued the equity suit by George Siniawa and others of the Greek Catholic church of Olyphant seeking to stop Rev. John Ardan and trustees from allowing nonconforming services. The case concerns church property held by the congregation and whether services may be conducted only by the Greek Catholic church. Attorneys Hand Dunn defended. Martin led for the plaintiffs. The Ridgeway divorce verdict remained unsettled at a late hour. Mrs Thiel sought a divorce before Judge Edwards.
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M. J. Martin
W. J. Hand
Arthur Dunn
Ridgeway
Mrs Thiel
Edwards
George Siniawa
Greek Catholic Church
Olyphant
John Ardan
Father Ardan
Hoban
McKinley
Scranton
Equity
Dong So
Greek Catholi Church of
Divorce trial drags as jury retires without verdict
In open court Attorney Joseph O Brien argued for Mrs Mary Ridgeway while Major Warren closed for Ridgeway and Judge Purdy gave the charge at 11 30. jurors adjourned without a verdict. Earlier Dr J S Denston sued George Ransrath for services during illness and won 11 75. Verdicts by agreement were taken in a separate case.
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Joseph O'Brien
Mary Ridgeway
Major Warren
Ridgeway
Jordan and Son Succeed in Railway Injury Suit
P. Jordan and his son Joseph Jordan win against Scranton Railway Co. The father receives 50 dollars and the son 200 dollars for injuries after being struck by a Luzerne street car. In a separate case, John J. Murphy vs Patrick Finnerty, the jury returned a verdict for the defendant yesterday.
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P. Jordan
Joseph Jordan
Scranton Railway Company
John J. Murphy
Patrick Finnerty
Woman Seeks Divorce From Red Light District Resident
Mrs Catharine Thiel filed for divorce from Charles Thiel through Attorney Fr Boyle citing a long history of abuse with a dramatic Tuesday incident. She alleges repeated indignities and says she obtained a warrant after he was drunk and abusive, leading to bail for his court appearance. The Thiels live on Vine Street and have been noted figures in the city’s red light district.
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Catharine Thiel
Boyle
Charles Thiel
Thiel
Alderman Lentes
Thiels
Vine Street
Red Lght
Board weighs buying three Cedar Maple lots for a new school
The building committee recommends purchasing three lots at Cedar Ave and Maple St for a new No 11 school to replace No 8. estimated cost 16 000. Plans for an eight room building priced not to exceed 2500 per room. Bond issue funds slated to cover multiple school projects totaling about 170 000.
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Board of Control
Cedar Avenue
Maple Street
No. 8
Eleventh Ward
Adams Avenue
No. 2
Economy Steam, Heat and Power Company
Jennings
High and Training Committee
Gibbons
W. J. Welsh
Ninth Ward
Supreme court upholds dismissal in Dixon vs Ammermann suit
The Boston bench affirms the Superior court ruling dismissing Annie A Dixon's lawsuit seeking damages for losing her husband Dr Joseph B K Dixon, former Penn Avenue Church pastor, alleging improper relations with widow Mrs Ammermann who has since died.
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Supreme Court
Boston
Mass
Superior Court
Annie A. Dixon
Hia M. Ammermann
Joseph BK. Dixon
Penn Avenue Church
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U. 5S
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Hetson
Dixon
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New York
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