Seat dispute and contempt bid in Hyde Park cases
The Common Pleas court heard an injunction to oust Dr. W A Paine from the Hyde Park district post, with James A. Evans’ election legally challenged. May Msuine seeks contempt for Paine amid ouster judgment. appeal to the Supreme Court may suspend validity as proceedings await outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Paine
Hyde Park
Edwards
T. H. Burns
Bi. Olver
James A. Evans
Msuine
Andamus
Mawnards
Frat Continues In Office Pending Supreme Court Ruling
The fraternity remains in the office as legal proceedings await the Supreme Court decision. Court officials have not set a date for a ruling, keeping the location active under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreme
Bennett v Williams and related court actions in Carbondale
A Carbondale court adjourned with Bennett versus Williams arising from a July 1901 wagon collision on Diundaft street. Williams, aged 51, denies fault while Bennett claims reckless driving. Several related cases and verdicts followed in the session, including divorces, fee suits, and a judgment revival action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bennett
John W. Williams
Bennett
Williams
Diundaft Street
Carbondale
Clifford
Kelly
M. W. Lowry
James Porton
John I. Sevage
John FP. Reynolds
Harry Comstock
J. W. Jones
Cgeopre
Horn
A. Barnett
Anthracite Beer Company Jury Reassembles for Report
The jury must reconvene this morning to prepare a formal report on the case involving the Anthracite Beer Company. Details remain sparse as proceedings resume with officials awaiting additional testimony.
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Anthracite Beer Company
Judge Dismisses Two Damages Suits Versus Delaware Lackawanna
Judge H W Melure of Lewisburg discharges rules to strike off non-suits in two cases against the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company. In the Thomas suit for 850000 damages over a fatal 1900 Pocono Mountain wreck, the judge finds no clear company fault though contributory negligence by engineer C Z Thomas is implied. In Tobinson v Sloan colliery, for 5000 damages after a gas explosion, the court holds the company not liable as Robinson’s own negligence in a strange mine passage contributed to the injury.
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Supreme Court
H. W. Melure
Lewisburg
Delaware, Lacka- Wanah and Western Company
Mre
Margaret Thomas
Weat Scranton
C. Z. Thomas
Pocoto Mountain
James Tobinson
West Horanton
Sloan
Tle
Vans
Tobligan
Am Celaimanwiyy
Combi
Textile Prices and Fabrics Listing
A fragment lists fabrics with prices including Peau de Soleil, Red Selvage, and Taffetas. Entries show yard wide widths and per-yard rates such as 1.1 and 1.59, with mentions of Royal Black Taffetas and Hluskell's Peau de Soleil.
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Hluskell
Jury Hears Strike Case Highlights At Bee Zerton Colliery Incident
Grand jury examined multiple strike cases including Frank Decker watchman at Bee zerton colliery who shot Michael Connolly and Morrie Crossman on Aug 18 near the breaker. Cred main suffered leg amputation after being shot in the leg. Connolly hit in the eye by buckshot. District Superintendent John Herkberger and Warden Miles McAndrew charged with shooting Aften Talles during a drive through Priceburg. Talles wounded in the left breast and remains able to move but weakened. Twenty coal picker cases against Delaware, Lackawanna and Western prosecutors were also heard.
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Frank Decker
Bee Zerton
Michael Connolly
Morrie Crossman
Connolly
John Herkberger
Ontario and Western Company
Miles McAndrew
Talles
Priceburg
Tale Lee
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Extra terioval quarter sessions ordered for December term
Due to a high volume of strike cases an extra quarter sessions period was ordered to begin the week of December 15 after the regular two weeks of the December term. Three courts will sit for three weeks. The sheriff was directed to draw a special panel of six jurors to serve at the special term.
Jury Wheel Expansion Prompts Court Format Update
Judge Edwards orders changes to the jury wheel increasing counts from former Lai nines to one hundred tanes, expanding civil and criminal panels and raising the overall juror pool. The directive follows prior practice of placing Lai nines in the wheel and reflects a broader inclusion of participants in venire selection.
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Edwards
Vesterdus
Mide
Jura
Unclear fragment hints at local names and places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple personal names and places and references a location like Middleetown. No clear event or outcome is established.
Unclear OCR historical note on bond case and names
Fragmented report describes a bond filing and a potential criminal matter involving individuals named Thomas Davis and Frederick Weaver. The text mentions a rise to compel and a post judgment settlement tied to Highland Park and South Abtgton, with references to Uruk mol Louie Wever and a transfer of bond funds.
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Colvetor Py
Fica
Disteier Ynditers
Hanpes
Tomes
Thirtieh Atiarner
Clupse
Thomas Ky Davis Yesterdas
Ime
Ettibe
Dworn
New Highlind Park
South
Abtgton
Marties
Uruk Mol
Louie Wever
Bel
Hua
Tieson
Tistihta
Cole
Frederick Weaver
Clark Professorship of Assyriology Established at Penn
Philadelphia patrons Edward W. and Clarence H. Clark subscribe 100 000 dollars to found The Clark Professorship of Assyriology at the University of Pennsylvania. The trustees approved the gift and named the chair, with Dr Ve Lilpreche to be the first incumbent under this endowment.
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Philadelphia
Io Messars
Edward W
Clarence H. Clark
University of Pennsylvania
Messia
Clark Professorship of Assyriglogy
He. Ve Lilpreche
OO Wren
Germany Agrees to Submit Indemnity Question to The Hague
The Amovlavod Pies reports from Pekin on November 2 that Germany has agreed to the American proposal to take the dispute over Chinese indemnity payments to The Hague tribunal. The issue concerns whether indemnity should be paid in gold or silver.
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Germany
Pekin
Hague
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Common Pleas
Robinson
New York
Hagen
Scranton
Mont Castor
Heais Metropole Hippie
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Chinehills
Mont Niveks
Pelee
Cravenetie Haale
Peale Sabe Suk
St. Ibely
Dhinask
Lin Cornsdian
Diniask
Reed
Reval
Del
Harge
Leiva So
Epee
Woo
Hewdides
Ee Voor Baney
Cashinen
Alf
Merceriaed
Oxford
Sford
Alstings
Mack Venethins
Aleeennag
Tee
Cheney
Mears & Hagen
Bee Eee
Myrtila Vo Andrews
Iranmer
Ermer Th Andrews
Williamsport
Th. H. Holgate
Orphans Court
A. A. Vosburg
W.O W. Smith
O. W. Mason
Calvin
E. B. Tinkham
A. D. Dean
B. Bboleite
Clarence Balentine
Priddis
Margaret Moore
WH. Ef
Ripple
Joan Angle
Lackawah Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Milly Brown
Catharine Mithun
Elizabeth Ziegler
Hoseght DieOr Coccee
Millet Cocker Ee Newtoh Wilherine Tonenkiane
Newton Phung
Court House News Notes
The
Hanan
Atterbury
Sorosis
Samter Brothers, Complete Outfitters
CPEO
Lackawanna Ave
Hunter
Guatemala
Leslie Combes
Louisville
Xesouiaivd Rons
Washington
H.W. Cadfrey Hunter
United States
Lestie Combes
United States Pension Agent
Gilletteymihi
Tone Haurene
Dr. Hunter
Cental
America
Davis
Ruby Caroline Hale
Vic Anociated Pres
Lancaster
Robwt ¢, Davis
Sites Infantes
Weel
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