True Bills of the Grand Jury Return Indictments
The grand jury returned true bills including murder against Samuel Billiot of Carbondale and a broad indictment charging Mayor Moir and forty two councilmen with maintaining a public nuisance over a failing road to Ransom township. Other cases include theft, adultery, liquor violations, larceny and multiple counts with numerous defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Billiot
Carbondale
Truk Bills
Samuel Billiott
E. J. Neary
Alamansa Porter
Alonzo Porter
Frank Robling, Jr
Walter Reynolds
Johm A. Lay
A. Wess
Tim Seidman
Samuel Rich
Alvaurs Moyera
J. A. Taylor
Washko Kinnock
Thomas Promfaky
William Shanrop
Charles Reysolay
John A. Lee
George Clum
Patrick O'Malley
John J. McAndrew
Robert Wilson
Mary Jane Willen
Samuel Willen
Joseph Lovic
Jorge Lovic
Steve Sandoakin
John Rosinoskin
Frank Wickles
Arnault
Battery
Miller
Oqwo
Mary Haley
Bridget Kilgannon
H. Bant
Evan J. Evans
John Clark
Arnold Bwigart
Dougher
Gross Hammoth
John Lusenske
George Hase
Emory J. Ehrgood
George DeWitt
John Mulligan
Thomas Sirrianio
Marion Kopisoinski
Andrew Pilfichla
Tolle Cherkuski
Wm. Katoskiv
Frevk Watifsky
Adolph Josephs
Tomasal Sirrianio
KB. J. Neary
Mary Jane Willes
Samuel Willes
Nick Caprello
Henry Wirich
W. Mit Seman
A. M. Morse
J. W. Public Sulssuce
James Molt
Finley Hows
W. M. Finp
David MH. Reese
Morris V. Morrin
Joseph Dean
Armson
George Dedlay
James Therion
Remains Taken To Hillsdale For Interment Of Rev Dunn
Funeral services for Rev Dr Ran som Dunn were held yesterday afternoon at Dr L M Gates home 209 Madison Ave. Remaining were moved to Hillsdale Michigan for interment. A large crowd attended the home service at 4 o clock with a somber dark casket and roses surrounding the deceased. Rev Richard Hiorns gave the invocation and Rev Dr EB Robinson of the Second Presbyterian Church offered praise to Dunns memory noting his influence in guiding him to the ministry. Rev Dr SC Logan spoke of their forty seven years of acquaintance in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Dunn
L. M. Gates
Madison Avenue
Hillsdale
Mich
Dunn
Richard Hiorns
EB. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
5.C. Logan
West
R. F. ¥. Pierce
Penn
Funeral services for Dr. Dunn noted by Avenue Baptist
Avenue Baptist church led the services with a sermon on a lifelong call to ministry. Dr. Pierce praised Dr. Dunn born 1818 as an organizer of colleges and a leader in his denomination, citing his faith, education work, and pastoral service. Mrs Brundage sang as pallbearers were Capwell, Horton, Stelle, Henwood, Weyburn and Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
F. M. Horton
J. L. Stelle
Charles Henwood
F. Weyburn
H. A. Browning
Burglars Target Spruce Street Shops
Burglars broke into W. H. Davis florist at 427 Spruce street and Reisman Brothers newsdealers at 405 Spruce street yesterday morning. They used a brick to pry open doors, opened cash drawers, and took about 2 dollars from Reisman and 34 or 1 from Davis after finding safes and receipts. No clues yet. patrolman found the broken doors around 5 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Davis
Spruce Street
Reisman Brothers
Relaman’s
Davis
Reisman
Schmidt
Operatic Carnival Set By Recital Club In Scranton
The Recital club under Madame Timberman Randolph plans a major operatic carnival as its first public appearance. Rehearsals led by Mrs. Dixie run Tue Thu Sat with boxes sold to notable citizens. Tickets available at Sandersons Drug Store and J D Williams & Bros Scranton and the West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Timberman-Randolph
Mrs. Dixie
KE. L. Fuller
H. M. Boles
T. H. Watkins
Weston
C. R. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
J. B. Dimmick
T. BE. Jones
W. W. Scranton
Ei. B. Sturges
Medital Club
C. H. Welles
Henry Helin, Jr
George Sanderson
Mra
G. HB. Smith
A. M. Decker
J. A. Robertson
Anna Clarke
M. H. Holgate
Johnson
W. G. Watson
Pittston
Priscilla Bennett
Bullard
Wilkes- Barre
C. M. Lee
J. E. Burr
Carbondale
Sanderson's
J. D. Williams & Bros
Scranton
West Side
Mr Atherton's Scheme Boosts Board Meeting Attendance
The Scranton board of trade plans an informal luncheon after Monday's regular meeting to draw members. No urgent business is expected though a report from the legislation and taxes committee on Scranton's transition to a second class city is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Atherton
Committee On Legislation and Taxes
Scranton
Closs
Catarrh Cure Promises Full-Body Cure
The advertisement touts Vall’s Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures the constitution and strengthens the patient. It offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case it cannot cure and urges readers to send for a test and address details in Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Atlas challenges Dwyer or Leonard for win
Graeco Roman wrestler Atlas sent a challenge to The Tribune offering to wrestle the winner of the Dwyer Leonard match in Scranton. He vows to throw the winner three times in one life and claim the stake from 100 to 500 dollars, adding a note from Prof. Atha of Bridgeport, Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas
Dwyer
Leonard
M. J. Dwyer
Charles Leonard
Newark
N. Y
Tribune
Aridwegort
New York Journal
Scratyton
Witter
Atha
Green Toman
Addrem
Main Street
American Wheel Club
Bridgeport
Cont
Now a Musicians Union Forms in Local 120
Permanent organization completed by Local No. 120 of the American Federation of Musicians at Schimpff's hall 602 Cedar avenue. Fourteen members on the roll. Officers elected include President W. W. Griffiths and Vice President M. J. Cusick. Temporary President Miles installed them. Next meeting scheduled for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Musicians
Schimpff
Cedar Avenue
W. W. Griffiths
M. J. Cusick
Theodore H. Ballachman
John W. Berghouser
August Schimpff
Army
James Breen
Police Pickings
Michael Delaney was arrested after a violent altercation with wife and daughter. Mayor fined him at residence. failure to pay prompted possible jail time. George Mowe fined for selling jewelry without a license. Samuel Costigan intoxicated and found at a residential doorway, fined the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Delaney
Patroloen Walah
Feeney
Connor
Aml
Maly
Hin
Res Tenday
Jacl Fried
Karive
Fries
George Mowe
Moir
Das
Samuel Costigan
Tevest
Washington Avenue
McMullen
Costhean
Sheriff Sales of Scranton Real Estate on Nov 16 1900
Public sale listing multiple Lackawanna County properties in Scranton and Carbondale. It details four parcels with descriptions, improvements, and associated debts or FIFAs, including Lot 2½ in Thurston's Addition, Lot 27 in Square 33 on Stone Avenue, and an L Blanchard property, all ordered by various courts and executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Scranton
County of Lackawanna
State of
Pennsylvania
Stone Avenue
Seranton
Salt of New Schiller Building and Loan Association
Wiladylawa Kawcynski
Leon Kawcynski
Fifa
Stokes
Luella Blanchard
Carbondale
Seventh Avenue
John Murrin
Bernhard Champman
John Hausin
Luel & Blanchery
Daniel 2
Blanchard
Lackawanna County
Leland
Sal of Eagan & Odonnella
Salt of Hagan
Jay Austin
Great Bend and
Phia ‘Turnpike
Louis Spitz
Borough of
Winton
Patterson
Jessup Road
George Hosly & Son
Carey
Howard W. Hull
Dalton
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
J. Tt. Newton
Julia
Brewster
Newton
C. D. Mackey
Ereby
Charles R. Newton
Allas Fl
Patterson & Wilcox
All
Unty
Lackawanna
Blate
Panneyivanier
David Brown
Sauare
Block
Grove
Bernanton
Winan
Grove Street
Charles Billings
W. H. Sant
Jennie Sant
Fillmore Avenue
Price and Pancoast
West Side Bank
Thomas
Atty
J. W. Slocum
Willard, Warren & Nar Ays
John J. Snyder
Eureka Lawn
Summit Avenue
Pasadena Street
Mina Robinson
Recorder's Office
John J. Mayner
I. Fa
Zimmerman
George Pabst
Dunmore
Irving Avenue
Michael O'Hara
Sald O'Hara
W. C. D. Pabst
W. C.D. Pabst
Recorder of Deeds
Lackiwanna County
William Connor
County of
Tlackawanna
Dundaffte Street
William McMinn
Dundaff Street
Edward Clarkson
Willia Connor
Ida J. Grewer
Edward Grewer
Horonton
Jordan
Hannah
Richmont Park
Recorder of
Ida Grover
Lev
Price
Complex Sheriff Sale Descriptions From Lackawanna County
Numerous parcels seized in Lackawanna County include Summit Park lots in South Abington, Miller Block in Scranton, and Patterson additions in Dalton. Notices list debt amounts, judgment terms, assignees, and involved attorneys with detailed boundary descriptions and street locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Abington
Tonekawanta
Pennsylvania
Summit Park
Wood
Harmon & Co
Miller
Lackawanne County
Abington Township
Summit Park Annex
Wood, Harmon & Co
W. Milnes
Cigil
Laske Ann
Recorder’s Office
William BE
Harmon
Henry
Alworth
Property Auctions In Scranton And Surrounds From 1900 Cases
A Mass of mortgage and foreclosure notices list multiple parcels in Scranton Lackawanna County with details of lots, frontages, depths and improvements. Cases involve W H Sant Jennie Sant Eliza Lown George Lown John J Snyder and George Pabst among others. Debts range into thousands with alias fi fa actions and attorney references.
Speedway Land Company vs Williams Connor sales sweep interest
Legal notice listing multiple real estate sales and judgments in Lackawanna and surrounding towns. Proceedings include surface rights and coal mineral reservations, parcels in Carbondale Dinmore Horonton and other areas, with debts ranging from $455 to $5,089.07 and associated attorney actions.
Terms of Sale By Sheriff in Scranton Pennsylvania
Sheriff Clarence E. Pryor announces terms of sale with fifty dollars cash due at strike off and remaining balance in cash after sale ends. If sold for costs, costs payable on strike off. Unsatisfied properties will be resold before adjournment. Scranton, Pa. October 26, 1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Pryor
Sheriff's Office
Scranton
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F. Swarts
Conta
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MR. Atherton
The
Sheriff's Sales
BRIFF
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Court of Common Lews
Lickawoonna
Thurston
Jones Street
Providence
Lackawanna River
Henry Thurston
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A. W. Bertholf
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H. D. Carey
Ike
Etoryville
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Wman
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Jessup
State of Pennsylvania
Dolph Street
Winton, Dolph and
Sturges
Recorders
Anthrache Building and Lawn Association
George Bocgar
Mary Bocsur
Recorder’s
Lackawaing County
Houxen
Anthracite Building and Loan Association
Mary Hoegar
Church Street
Alt of New Schnler
Theophilia Ear Ta Josep Ssoneveney
Eliza Lown
George Lown
Madison County
Jacob Blesecker
Horatio Sager
Charles Blesecker
Jacob Biesecker
Henry Yeager
John Coon
W. R. Bevan
Thomas KR. Cummings
Sheers Sale
George Pabatment
Perm
Speedway
Dinmore
Bevinnia
Cella A. Hill
Said
Weven
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Aix
Cella A
Speedway Land Company
Bpeotway Land Company
Sal
R. N. Laibar
Frank Connell
Vosburg & Dawson
Sal of Caney Bron
Sal of Caney Bron. Va
Horn
Stuart, Att'y
Erty
Treo Faes
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