Scranton Sale Listing by Local Firms
For sale in Scranton by John J. Davis N M Eicke Samuel L Foulk H E Griffin J L Jenkins George W Jenkins Carl Lorenz Lorenz & Koempel A W Musgrave H C Sanderson C R Shryer Matthews Bros.
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Scranton
John J. Davis
N. M. Eicke
Samuel L. Foulk
H. E. Griffin
J. L. Jenkins
George W. Jenkins
Carl Lorenz
Lorenz & Koempel
A. W. Musgrave
H. C. Sanderson
C. R. Shryer
Matthews Bros
Supreme Court Appeal Likely Over Mulberry Street Case
City Solicitor Vosburg argues the divided Superior Court decision on the Mulberry Street case warrants an appeal to the Supreme Court. He says the foot-front rule must be applied proportionately and that a reversal may require the court to reassess the principle. The appeal hinges on the court’s interpretation of street frontage costs and city debt limits under the third class cities act.
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Supreme Court
Vosburg Bays
Common Pleas Court
Superior Court
Mulberry Street
Tribune
Vosburg
Jury Out In Several Equity Cases In Court
Juries were out at adjournment time in the cases of R. M. Rul and others, Everett Warren against F. H. Jermyn, Tobias Stein against James Green, and a receiver against F. L. Ross. Judge Archbald reserved a point of law in the Stein case on adverse title for squatter claims. Patchen versus McLoughlin ended in a non suit due to plaintiff's failure to appear.
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R. M. Ruland
F. L. Ross
Everett Warren
F. H. Jermyn
Tobias Stein
James Green
Archbald
Charles Patchen
Maud McLoughlin
Edwards
Scranton Moscow Austin Heights Names Incomplete List
Fragmentary OCR yields names linked to cities Scranton Moscow and Austin Heights. Readable items include Loretta A. Carroll Fred J. Swarth and Mary T. Bird with unclear affiliations and stray characters surrounding several entries.
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John Fb, Rlebel
Scranton
Loretta A. Carroll
Fred J. Swarth
Moscow
Mary T. Bird
Michael] Alshoszki
Austin Heights
Veronica Slurczk
Probate Actions and Supreme Court Ruling In Scranton Area
John Shook of Newton appointed as committee of the estate of Henry Shook with a $16 000 sum involved. Mary McCarty of Scranton probate granted to daughter Margaret Cleary. Lizzie Nuncio's estate letters of administration to Jeremiah Nuncio. Supreme Court opinion in the Church Winton equity suit affirms local court finding regarding a one fourth interest in the Winton coal tract at Bull's Head. Church was indebted to Winton and the sheriff bought the interest after a trust declaration and related judgments.
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John Shook
Newton
Henry Shook
Mary McCarty
Scranton
Register Koch
Margaret Cleary
Lizzie Nuncio
Jeremiah Nuncio
Supreme Court
Church-Winton
Mitchell
City Officials Fear Bond Issue May Be Hard to Sell
City Controller Howell voiced concern that the proposed $273 000 bond issue may fail to attract buyers as the city has already exceeded its two per cent debt limit by law. He warned that cautious investors may view the bonds skeptically upon learning of the current debt level.
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Act of Assembly
Wyoming Avenue
Controller's Office
Vosburg
Howell
great @iMeulty
Scranton High to Form Athletic Club and Curriculum Plan
Professor Grant leads students in establishing an Athletic Club with four sections football basketball track baseball and polo and an athletic council to oversee ethics finance and rules. The plan includes a constitution draft by students George Harrington and others, faculty approval, and a new schedule of languages and electives for next year.
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Profesor Grant
Beya
Hove
Scranton High
Scranton
Sivend
Thos
Athletic Council
Stranton High School
Kevonth
Thin Eli
Athletic Counell
George Howell
G Grant
George Harrington
Eugene Tropp
Benjamin Eynon
Frear
Edward Werecome
Reading Railway Management Plans Abandoning Mahanoy Planes
The article notes railway management nearly decided to abandon the famous Mahanoy planes in use since 1868. A new division has been created by Lehigh Valley Railroad, with Syracuse fighting to keep its shops. The section lists daily personnel and locomotive assignments across several divisions and lines for May 24 and 25, naming numerous crew members and managers.
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Reading Railway
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Syracuse
Superintendent Order to Train Conductors and Baggagemen
Superintendent Salisbury issues instructions to passenger conductors and baggagemen. Conductors should strive to recover costs for any intentional damage such as broken windows gas globes and mutilated cushions. Baggagemen on trains without express messengers must not collect shipments. ordinary packages are allowed but must be covered by the regular Express way bill of the United States Express Company.
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Panepgera
Esilerton
Iasereer
Expres
United States Expreea Company
Reading to Abandon Mahanoy and Gordon Planes
The Reading railway plans to drop the long known Mahanoy and Gordon planes used since 1848 to haul coal from Schuylkill county toward Frackville and Port Richmond. Abandonment threatens Palo Alto Port Carbon Mill Creek St Clair and Frackville with severe business impact and may reopen Tamaqua territory.
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Reading Railway
Shenandoah
Ashland
Girardville
Schuylkill County
Frackville
Broad Mountain
Palo Alto
Potteville
Port Richmond
Gordon
Ainee
Reading
Port Carbon
Mill Creek
St. Clair
New Castle
Lehigh Valley creates New York division and shuffles staff
A new New York division is formed to cover all freight yards in New York Jersey City and Perth Amboy with offices in New York City. W O Farroe of Easton becomes division superintendent. George M Harleman moves to trainmaster role succeeding Spriggs FE Ziegler becomes division operator and trainer dispatcher successor to Harleiman Charles Kinney to replace Ziegler. Changes effective June 1 and include lighter age business in New York.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Jersey City
Perth Amboy
Park View
N. J
W. O. Faoriee
Easton
Syracuse Fights to Retain Railroad Shops
Syracuse authorities oppose the Delaware Lackawanna and Western plan to move shops from Syracuse to Scranton. President Truesdale has been urged to intervene and keep the facilities in the city.
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Syracuse
Delaware,Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Scranton
Truesdale
Proposed consolidation plan for Syracuse shops
The Syracuse plan to consolidate shops is urged for economy. The editorial notes the removal aligns with this plan and questions why consolidation cannot be achieved in Syracuse, reflecting Binghamton Republica n’s stance on the issue.
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Syracuse
Binghamton
Exciting Runaway on Lackawanna Avenue
A horse driven by Dr. W J Davis jolted as a dray pole struck his carriage near YMCA Lackawanna Avenue causing the doctor to be thrown. His 4 year old son and 9 year old sister in law were uninjured as Mounted Officers stopped the horse in front of the Scranton House.
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Lackawanna Avenue
Wallace Ebous
W. J. Davis
Weat
Scranton
Central City
Lillie Davis
Paterson
N. J
Ty “Y
Drayman
Lennert Sidewine
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised as Blood Purifier
Advertised testimonials claim Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood and relieves sores, fatigue, and lingering illnesses. Users report improved energy, relief from scrofula sores, and overall better health after taking multiple bottles.
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Flood
Baldwin
Mich
Hood
C. Howey
Manville
R. I
Iri
Haneny Dicklefox
Townly Ave
Cortland, N. Y
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Impressions
Kabstadnick
Brome Ludwig
Dunmore High School
Father Peckins
Gertrude Morgan
W. Dawes
Delaware, Lackawanna and
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Ketcham
M—W. McAllister
O. J. Miller
Wildcats
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A. Barihele
Samt
Neuman
M.—F. Hallece
M. J. Larkin
G. Ludlow
C. van Vieit
A McCann
F. J. Recor
P. Gilligan
S. Finnerty
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G. Frounfelker
Neon
Rowe
Nickels
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J. Gerrity
Beavers
Puller
Magovern
Wildcats North
T. Dowdican
A.m .U Pishing
C. Bartholomew's Men
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Kingslee
M Marrigan
Apomea
Mullin
O'Mara
Townsend
Salisbury
Mahanoy
Lehigh Valley
Geena
Onic
Mai Oo Ber Bos
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago
Ill
MacGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
Oo Pills
Cts
Mr. Pettigrew
Washington
Mex
Denver
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chicago-Uniton Pacific North-Western
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Colorado
Callon
Roadway
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Smithy
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Pitteburg
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Montern
Euparier
Clayalach
Mein
Suffaielt
Comave-Martire
Oatrait
Clark
CiloagelSkingt
Zaat
Tererto
Ont
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel
Col
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Crawford
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Europe
Connolly & Wallace
Ezzcine
Wyoming Ave
Panna
Pilsner
W. Ninth Street
Suranton, PA
Gunster & Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Wanamakers
Siegel Cooper's
HOTEL
Albert
11Th ST
Untversity
Broadway
Ite Aronadte
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connell Building
The
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scranton and Wilke«Harra Pa
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Densten
Spruce Street
Ton
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Third National Bank
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United States
Carivan
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Moosic
Rush Iale
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Las Rosas
Repauno Chemical Co
Exet Smyee
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