Jury struggles as case on Lackawanna bonds nears verdict
In Scranton a breach of promise suit over 87,000 in Lackawanna Stone bonds proceeds with Judge Archbald guiding jurors. They face questions on Webster's contract compliance and the lands' value, with a possible conditional verdict and a Thanksgiving night stay for deliberations.
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Lackiwanna Stine Compiny
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Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Fast Lasting Relief
A bold health ad touts Pyramid Pile Cure as the leading remedy for piles offering immediate inflammation relief and permanent cure. Testimonials from Mrs M C Hinkly of Indianapolis and Mrs Geilin of Detroit support quick relief and long term absence of piles after use. The ad invites readers to request a free book and notes full size packages are sold by druggists at 50 cents.
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History of Thanksgiving from Puritan origins to Virginia debate
A compact survey traces Thanksgiving from Winthrop's 1630s observance in Massachusetts to later colonial practices in New Amsterdam and Virginia. It notes proclamations, battles and milestones shaping the holiday, including Fort Duquesne’s capture and Hyde Parker style debates spreading the feast nationwide.
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Breach of promise trial and multiple lawsuits heard
A court session moved through breach of promise cases and assorted suits. Mary Marvel sought $10 damages from George Phillins after he wed another woman, while Patrick Malia received $10.05 in a separate verdict. Other actions included Winton hotel owner Andrew Simanyk seeking $10,000, false smallpox alarm defenses, and adjourned or ongoing jury actions with Judge Archbald and Judge Edwards presiding.
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William Jones
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Archbahl
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George Phillins
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Prim Pe’ Bondemin
Prus
Cue West
W. N. Clarke
Patrick Malia
Archbald
Voshure & Dawson
Andrew Simanyk
Winton
Aroha
Court actions and appointments in multiple estates and cases
Admin letters granted to Catherine I McCarthy in the Hannah McCarthy estate. George J Taylor appointed auditor in Mann & Co versus Anibew Doyle case. Appeals to Superior Court in Littenhbender v Kooh et al and Kool v Biewecker et al. Leng and Jonepis Glick store closed for several executions totaling 1 400, 70, 1 087, and 500. Viewers appointed to assess damages for Robinson street widening and grading.
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Bueron AM
Parrott
Hannah McCarthy
Kite
Beranton
Catherine I. McCarthy
Mann & Co
Anibew Doyle
George J. Taylor
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Rinnie Biewecker
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John i. Sores
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There Is No Reason We Are Satisfied We Compared Our Goods
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Blood Poison Feared After Building Incident
Curtis Powell a clerk for Alderman John T Howe left work after injuring two fingers on a door latch at the Meara building roof access. The finger wound, initially minor, has shown signs of blood poisoning. Powell lives at 5 Clinton Place.
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John T. Howe
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Meara
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Powall
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Thanksgiving in History Across Regions and Times
The article traces 1807 proclamation by Governor Wire-Joan and mixed Southern reactions to Thanksgiving, noting its growth in the South and wartime decline. It highlights Northern reverence and widespread observance, even abroad among exiled Americans, with explorer William As forhanler recounting a dinner in Africa.
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Letters of Interest Likely for Publication
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied by the writer s name. The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
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Public appeal amid alleged assault and robbery case
The writers ask the public to withhold judgment in a case they say they are charged with deannulting and robbing a Polish man near the Continental last Sunday night. They claim strong alibis and accuse Chief Robling Steve Dyer of harassment, asserting they were in different places with many witnesses.
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the Tribune
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Wanted Immediately Two Enterprising Saleswomen
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Cooper City Scavenger Service Ad
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