Jury Awards 7750 For A Girl's Foot In Transit Suit
The jury found for Miss Sigel Gilmartin of Carbondale against Lackawanna Valley Rapid Transit Co for 7700 after being run down by a car on June 11 1895. The McHugh case retrial continues before Judge Gunster with heated testimony over notes and assignments from Richard McHugh to Mary McHugh and others.
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Sigele Gilmartin
Carbondale
Lackawanna Valley Rapid Transit Company
Internet
Miss Gilmartin
Hand
Comminn
McHugh
Richard McHugh
Mary Pulver
Ward
Win
John Fitzpatrick
Mira MccHugh
Anthony J. McHugh
Alehan
Mary McHugh
Mare McHugh
Witzpatrick
Mary Mellugh
H. M. Hannah
Richard
John RB. Edwards
Mr. Sevage
George Reed
Mary McHigh
Mrs. Reed
Mary
Secure Your Trade On Standard Oil Heaters And Radiators
There is a bold offer highlighting Standard Oil Heaters in two sizes, Majestic Oil Heaters in two sizes, oil radiators with blue and white flame in 1 2 and 3 burner models, banner lamp stoves, gas radiators in nickel and bronze finishes. The ad urges comparison of goods and prices before choosing Rubin Bay as the preferred supplier.
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Standard Oil
Majestic Oil
Banner
Sheriff Acknowledged Deeds In Open Court
In open court yesterday Sheriff Clem ons acknowledged deeds for properties sold by him. The items include parcels in Blark Village, Dalton, Scranton, Covington, Olympia, and South Abington, listing various buyers and owners such as Richard Dougherty, Emma Carpenter, Emanuel Carpenter, Bridget Ballor, Phillipa administrates, A. L. Price, John L. Price, Fred and H. J. King, BK. H. Stalbird, James Jd. Walsh, and T. N. Patrick with prices ranging from 45.82 to 100.00 dollars.
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Clemons
Gevds
BK. Laird & Hroe
Blark Village
Richard Dougherty
Barton Smith
Dilton
Fiehfd Dougherty
B. KB. Price
Dalton
Emma Carpenter
John FR. Edwards
Emanuel Carpenter
BB. Smith
Edward 1 Smith
Mma Carpenter
Spraks
Lind
Scranton
Cola
Bridget Ballor
Thomas Carson
New
Phillipa
Stephen Job
Adolph Oldakowski
New Schiller Rod and Loan
A. L. Price
John L. Price
J. C. Lang
Winton
Fred
H. J. King
H. G. Stalbold
Covington
BK. H. Stalbird
Sis
James J. O'Malley
Olythant
James Jd. Walsh
William Atherton
South
Abington
T. N. Patrick
Legal notices of attachments and marriage licenses
Addihonal executions have been Lane iustainer William Shaefer of the Bell clothing house by DL Newburg Sor Roberts Wicks Co and Levy Abra hams. Attorn Nathan Vidaver represented Mer Shaefer two executions issued against Henry F Wilcox druggist at Clark's Summit by his wife KR Bima Wilcox. Sheriff to serve attachments today. Attorney Carey approved for a wharter for James Stuart cownell of Jermyn Jr Order United American Mechanics. Also marriage licenses granted to Antonio Murrizzo Mana A Bonac curto Dunmore Everett A Bush Mary Alice Peck Scranton others.
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Lane
William Shaefer
Bell Clothing House
Dl, Newburg & Sor, Roberts, Wicks & Co
Levy & Abrahams
Cujee
Nathan Vidaver
Mer. Shaefer
Henry F. Wilcox
Drugeixt
Clark
Bima Wilcox
Attornes H
William T. Roberta
Margaret Hale
Iriceburg
P. F. Langan
Louise Schulte
Scranton
Everett A. Bush
Mary Alice Peck
John G. Read
Nettle Gardner
Factoryville
Antonio Murrizzo
Mana A. Bonaccurto
Dunmore
Leone
Judge and Ryan Set for Welterweight Clash at Music Hall
A $500 side bet anchors the December 9 bout in this city between James Judge and Tommy Ryan for the welterweight championship. They will box twenty rounds at 140 pounds under the American Sporting club, led by manager Jack Skelly. Ryan, after a hand injury during his McAuliffe test, has shown marked improvement and is considered superior to any opponent Judge has met.
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James Judge
Tommy Ryan
Philadelphia
Music Hall
American Sporting Club
Jack Skelly
Brooklyn
Ryan
Jack McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Country Club Shoot Planned For Thanksgiving Day
The Country Club hosts a Thanksgiving Day shoot aimed at amusement for members. Committee members George Brooks FC Fuller and J Moles organize the event with three traps and a 21 yard rise while conditions are finalized.
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Jean Heipated
George Brooks
FC. Fuller
J. Moles
Volunteer Firemen Officers Named At Nay Aug Meeting
Officers for the Volunteer Firemen's Association were announced at a Nay Aug building gathering. President F W Giltgeman. vice presidents Ollie Beemer and George Penne. secretary Walter K. E. Moir. assistant secretary Joseph W Watt. treasurer Fred Durr. Executive committee members include H S Kingsley Columbia Henry Klefer Neptune Fred Whitman Relief K J McDonald Eagle E H Van Camp Independents W S Potter Independ ent Dunmore C E Becker Phoenix W C Eldridge Niagara A K Simrell General Phinney.
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Volunteer Firemen's Association
Nay Aug
F. W. Giltgeman
Ollie Beemer
George Penne
Walter KE. Moir
Nuncia
Joseph W. Watt
Fred, Durr
HS Kingsley
Columbia
Henry Klefer
Neptune
Fred
Whitman
Relief
K. J. McDonald
Eagle
E. H. van Camp
Independents
W. 8
Potter
Independent
Dunmore
C. E. Becker
Phoenix
W. C. Eldridge
Niagara
A. K. Simrell
General Phinney
City and Brown settle fence dispute on Boling Street
A long standing dispute between George W Brown and the city of Scranton over a fence on Boling Street in front of the Brown property was amicably settled in a conference led by Attorney DP J Davis for Brown and City Solicitor McGinley Kalley and Engineer Phillipus. The city gains full street width and will erect a retaining wall on Brown land, enabling sidewalk work to proceed.
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George W. Brown
City of
Scranton
Bolingon Street
Brown
DP. J. Davis
Frown
McGinley
Seagor Kalley
Philliyus
Mr. Brown
Green Ridge paving estimates spark city debates
City and common councils met to review costly paving plans for Green Ridge area noting estimates from City Engineer Phillips range from 441,160 to 49,517.00 depending on brick or asphalt, with grade issues and potential damages delaying start. Other actions include Mulberry Street pavement approval and hose apparatus funding debates.
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Select Council
Green Ridge
Phillips
Coremen Council
Capouse Avenue
Ash Street
Green Ridge Street
Green Midow Street
Sander- Bot
Banderson Avenue
Marion Street
East Market Street
Chpouse Avenue
Lareh
New York Streots
Sanderson Avenue
Mulberry Street
German Student Tours Show Outdoor Classrooms
A German practice sends pupils on extended countryside journeys with maps, lessons in geography history and natural science, group roles, and low-cost travel. Trips last three days to three weeks, include home visits of notable figures, and end with student reports, as recorded for an English education volume.
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Germany
Congregationaliat
Goslar
Hare Mountain
Hoye
Publle
Harz
Thuringian Forest
Ontlec
Extraordinary bargains on Oriental rugs and car nets
Ld Michaelian Bros. & Co. advertise seasonal sales at Washington Avenue offering Oriental rugs and car nets. Come and see them.
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LM Washington Ave
Michaelian Bros. & Co
Birds and Bell Prank Delivers Surprise to St. Louis Bell
Peter Muth, sexton of SS. Peter and Paul, found the church bell tangled with straw and twigs forming a nest. A loose pin had held the clapper, preventing ringing. after cleaning and replacing the pin the bell rang again for Sunday services.
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Peter Muth
SS. Peter and Paul's
Circh
St. Louis
Peter
American Wheels Abroad Show Strong Foreign Demand
American bicycle makers have seen growing foreign demand this year as riders in Britain and continental Europe increasingly buy U S wheels. The New York Sun notes that quality and craftsmanship favor American bicycles and foreign customers balance comfort with national production.
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Uncle Sam
Dhe
Manila
American bicycle production and export trends in 189
Wheels and parts shipped from the United States to Great Britain in 189 amounted to 707. This reflects a year with 8,792,053 units produced by American manufacturers. Germany and Britain faced overproduction and protest, while U S wheels were praised for quality and price competition.
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Thea
Great Britain
Soa
Germany
Gorranys
Imitiar
Petpeete Bo
United States
Rail upgrades widen Columbus and Newark routes
A substantial rail replacement program on the Columbus and Newark division of the Baltimore and Ohio replaces 67 pound rail with new 8 found steel rail. Nearly a half mile of trestle has become an embankment. Improvements west of the Ohio River include a 600 foot four span steel bridge over the Muskingum at Zanesville and two iron bridges on the Midland division, plus a new Wooster passenger and freight depot and a new Bellaire freight house.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Ohio River
Muskingum River
Zanesville
Midland
Wooster
Bellaire
Ir Agnow's Catarrhal Powder Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims Ir Agnow's Catarrhal Powder provides almost instant relief and permanent cure for catarrh May fever cold in head and throat ailments. It promises cleansing of nasal passages with a single dose, and is sold by Matthews Bros.
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Matthews Bros
Notable Threats in Danapotia Dialogue
In a Danapotia Journal excerpt Mr Hogan recalls threats spoken by a man named Mugat. Hogan describes the insulting style and Mugat's claim of wanting to jump and strike him, highlighting a tense exchange in the record.
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Hogan Caplained
Inesultin
Mr. Groean
Scenic Burlington Route Excursion to California
Personally conducted by a veteran excursion manager. Leave Chicago every Wednesday aboard the Burlington Route to Denver thence via Denver and Rio Grande Railway. Travelers ride in Pullman tourist sleeping cars with full comforts, through to California under experienced special agents. For details contact T A Grady Excursion Manager at Chicago.
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Chicago
Burlington
Denver
Rio Grande Ry
California
T. A. Grady
C. B
Kul Chirk St
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