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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1902

Page

8

Verdict for J. E. Watkins

Judge Weand directed verdict for the plaintiff in the case of Spring Brook Lumber Company against James Watkins over an alleged $784.08 claim tied to a Taylor house contract. Watkins denied any agreement to pay lumber and testified he had no involvement in the lumber purchase. The Singer vs Scranton Railway case continued with testimony on the eye injury claim.

Spring Brook Lumber Company Henry Singer Scranton Railway Company Orphans’ Court Weand Spring Brook Lham Angalist James &. Watekins Otto Baur Thomas Rosser Taylor Saar Rosser Watking Verdier Joseph O'Brien M. J. Martin Attarnove TP. Wells J. W. Carpenter Scranton Tadiwiay Company Edwards Neweonsh Singer Moogle W. OS. Dolan Wy PL Connor Wy, J. McCurry Anthony McHugh Sepantom Talhwasean Navy B. W. Searle Scottish Union and National Insurance Company Tuintel Holland Bartlett John Brown S&c. Whiteman Agriculture Liostaviinen Carmirpacityt Dbptpeal Q. J. Stump & Co Peter Lipowles

Settlement of Partnership Dissolution in County Court

The parties agree to dissolve the partnership between Aminose Spencer and others and Frederick H. Hughes and Thomas R. Hughes. The court costs are settled except for witnesses and printing costs. All goods in the receiver’s possession may be turned over to the defendants. The plaintiff transfers all interest in the partnership to Frederick H. Limery and Thomas R. Hughes and assigns trademarks and entities related to the co partnership.

Bpencer Puederick Mavery Themis H. Puighes Conmon Mens Lanckoowienint Supreme Court Amabiet Frederick Hhmers Thomas R. Hughes Pieler Pieker Combany Richardson Cowl Ami Wrederick HH Limery Thoms Ro Hughes

Dr. Pierce claims Golden Medical Discovery aids digestion

The advertisement argues good living harms health by overloading digestion during work. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as curing stomach and digestion issues, removing poisons from imperfect digestion and restoring full body health with testimonials. It offers free medical adviser and a mail order request for stamps.

Pierce Ellen Ben Shutesbury, Franklin Co Mase R.V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Cured of Asthma After 30 Years of Suffering

A letter proclaims a complete asthma cure by Dr. Schiffmann after 30 years of ailment. The testimonial from W. Van Antwerp praises the remedy and urges publication to help others. Available through druggists at 60 cents and 1.00, with a free sample offer via stamps to Dr. R Schiffmann in Hoxael St Paul Minn.

Schiffmann W. van Antwerp Sultan Nyo Paene & Paickage Porto

Fragmentary partnership agreement name list appears

Legal notice fragment states rights and property of a co partnership to be collected received and held by named individuals for life. Text includes witness signature line and triplicate copy reference with dates unreadable.

AmInasel L. Spencer BF. W. Emory T. R. Hurhes

Orphans Court Audits Estate Accounts and Orders Distributions

Judge A A Vosburg audited the Wilcox estate account and ordered heirs to receive defined balances from Isaac Everett’s estate. Executors of M C Everitt and others are named with several balances due or paid. A separate audit of George L Preston’s estate shows 815.80 remaining for the widow and daughter Mrs Terrell, with a November term audit noted. A court session is set for Saturday at 1 a m in the Orphans Court room.

A. A. Vosburg Orphans’ Court W. A. Wilcox Isaac Everett Mary TF Cinecas Tionbah J. LaBarre Scivticdaiay Loabarre LaBarre Balance Duoi Macy Daniel Hoerith Maud Sateen Lotorr Robert Uwveritt Everitt J.B. Eyveritt M.C. Everitt John J. Everitt Mary Thitherson & Wilcox George EE. Barlow Mary J. Rolt W. Everitt Riachel Westfall Tsnae Mveyltt John Te Everitt Edwin Everitt Giorge Barlow Mary J. Bolt Hhiehel Westfall Ise Kiveritt John Leiveritt Edwin Mveritt Usee M.ol. Teveritt HSM George L. Preston Terrell Orphians’ Court Orphies’ Court

Hearing on Guardian for David C C Coleher

Judge Newcomb heard a case to appoint a guardian for David C C Coleher a man of about seventy living alone at Green Ridge. He owns property at Monsey Avenue and Delaware Street and has been cared for by neighbor Edward Loughlin who held power of attorney which was revoked recently. Since then Attorney Bearlf has acted for Coleher while a number of people including a fortune teller reside with him. The judge has not yet ruled.

Newcomb David CC Cole Green Ridge Monsey Avenue Delaware Street Edward Lawghlin Loughlin Bearthelf Coleher

Probate grants in three local estates

The will of William Staph of this city was admitted to probate yesterday and letters testamentary were issued to Hannah Staph. The will of Mercy Wells of Creenfield township was admitted to probate and letters testamentary granted to Frank and Shefeld Wells. In the estate of Augusta Doud late of Moosle letters of administration were granted to G. L. W. Doud.

William Staph Hannah Staph Mercy Wells Creenfieldownship Frank and Shefeld Wells Augusta Doud Moosle G. LW. Doud

Court House News Notes Shapes License Transfer and Nominations

A license to peddle was assigned to George I. Thompson, a Civil War veteran from Company B, Twelfth Pennsylvania Reserve Corps. Nomination papers for the AntheMachine party were filed with the county commissioners. The Belmont Water Company matter concluded with a court report granting the plaintiffs $28.75.

George IS Thompe Gon Caompiny B Pennayvivinhi Reserve Corps Rank Julie Mary Carmody Wilkes-Barre and Scranton Berunten Steel Company Yosterdiay A. A. Chine AntheMachine Ted Congress George Howell Orphans' Court Judgne M. J. Sando John Dd. Durkin Victor Horsehell P. J. Moore Michael J. Gilmartin Bernard A. Murphy Joseph W. Witce Jonea Wid John B. Shinvon John W. Aitken William T. Calville James Kk. Burr Isabella Aitken Belmont Water Company

Gymnastic Rally Tonight at YWCA Gym

The Young Women's Christian Association invites both men and women to a gymnasium rally this evening at 8 o'clock. The event will be held in the YWCA rooms at 206 Washington Avenue. The programme includes instrumental solos, vocal numbers, a fancy club swaying performance, and a temple drill with a statue revitation.

Young Women's Christian Association Association Yooms Washington Avenue Buill Margaret Coffin Voecal BR. Wilson Johnson Margaret Coffin Osland Fustern

Larceny Charge Involving Push Cart At Cable Company

Hazlett John Murray and R A McShee, workers at Pittsburg Underground Cable, were arrested by Marshall Preston of the Republican office on larceny charges for taking a push cart from the rear of a building. Warrants issued by Alderman Howe. Held for further hearing after yesterday morning’s hearing.

Hazlett John Murray R. A. McShee Pittsburg Marshall Preston Republican Office Alderman Howe

Marriage Alike at St Marys German Catholic Church

John Tschopp and Miss Marie Lambert were united in marriage at St Marys German Catholic Church on River Street with a nuptial mass and ceremony officiated by Rev John Lambert. The reception followed at the bride’s home at 415 Willow Street and the couple departed for a wedding trip aboard the DL&W train after a late-night sendoff.

St. Mary's Nora Howard Daniel Day St. John’s Church South Side Bank River Street John Tschopp Marie Lambert John Tf. Lambert St. Mary's Church Hackensack Ned Rtev Pather Straub Deaevon Father Christ Father Lambert Willow Street Mise Helen Hoffman N. 4 Pauline Lambert Frank Tschopp Charles Lambert Tschopp Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Miles Lambert Lfe Delaware

Market Tug of War Signals Mixed Day on Wall Street

Stock market traces feverishness with profit taking and late selling. Coal stocks lead gains amid inside support for Reading and United States Steel while Roosevelt’s forthcoming meeting with mine operators and miners looms. Bond market steady with United States and bonds advancing. prices and quotes from Hale & Freese reflect a fluctuating trading session in New York.

New York Privetiat Reading United States Steel Southern Rail+yoad Roosevelt Southern Railway Louisville St. Paul's United States

Miss Nate Howard and Dantel Day Wed in City Ceremony

Miss Nate Howard and Dantel Day were married at St. John’s Church yesterday at 4 pm. Rev. E L Melloy officiated with Miss Mary Duty as bridesmaid and Anthony McDonald as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s Cedar Avenue home and a later social at Pharney Hall drew a large crowd.

Nate Howard Dantel St. John's Church EL. Melloy Mary Duty Anthony McDonald Cedar Avenue Pharney Hall

Bank Opens On Time Amid Big First-Day Deposits

South Side bank opened promptly and remained busy through the closing hour. First day deposits exceeded 5,000 with School Controller Otto Robinson making the initial deposit. The rush caused officers to barely find time for lunch.

Fiest Aay Otto Robinson

Missing man Hafner reported hiding after abuse claim

Jacob Hafner, reported missing yesterday, faces a formal warrant after his wife testified before Alderman Lentes about cruelty and abuse. She described injuries and a pattern of drunken attacks, while Hafner allegedly fled the city, with their two children cared for by relatives.

Jacob Hafner Lentes Hafner Michael Weber Beverdul Youre Marcus Zoller S45 Blin Street Joe Zoller de Fendant Robert Strudel Cedir Avenue

Junger Maennerchor Commitment for Miner Benefit

The Junger Maennerchor receives a commitment from Professor Schilling to participate in a benefit for the striking miners. Mex have agreed to take part and will sing Grosse jun die Thionmat. A well attended monthly meeting of the Cornutt Benevolent society was held on Pittwton avenue. Miss Mime Metlowan, daughter of Contractor McGowan, visited Miss Mary Murray of Crown Ave Vidier, Dy. Behley’s Ling Healing Baleam to Burantood to cure all coughs. No cure, no pay. Per vale De all dealers. An exaporial meeting of the Fourteen Friends is called for tonight. A regular monthly meeting of the Star Social club will be held tomorrow evening. A postponed ouchre social will be held in St Johns hall this evening.

Junger Maennerchor Schilling Mex Cornutt Benevient Society Mitta Hath Pittwton Avenue Mime Metlowan Contractor McGowan Avoen

Market Summary of Grain and Dairy Prices in New York

New York wholesale prices show bull moves in wheat with firm spot for corn and oats. Futures activity is strong with May and December options trading actively. butter and cheese markets hold steady with creamery and cheese varieties showing modest gains.

New York Vlevator Athones Duluth Kuywe Net Advance Tika Ube Hidoslo B. Aodlat Wialbe

Independents Defeated by Arlingtones on Home Alleys

The newly organized Independents under captain Fred Waldner faced the Arlingtons last night and were defeated by 14 pins over three games. Scores listed show Arlingtones edging the Independents on their home alleys.

Elks Fred Waldner Arlingtons

Grain prices climb on Chicago Board trading action

Chicago October 1 higher prices ruled on the board of trade with futures advancing from opening figures. January wheat closed higher by 6c while October lard and January lard rose, and oats and corn also gained. Cash quotations firm for No 2 yellow corn and No 2 oats with modest gains across grain classes.

Chicago Board of Trade B.c

Unclear OCR fragment yields fragmented terms

Fragmentary text mentions numbers and unclear items, no coherent event, person, or organization identified. Unable to determine a clear news item or summary from the provided readable content.

Sheep and Limbs Recolpis and Mixed Livestock Prices

Trade notes show bids on sheep and lambs with figures like $10 for sheep, firm demand for lambs, and various lots described as top mixed and good, indicating steady market activity and price support. Names and places are obscured in this OCR fragment.

Moadlim York Cite Pp Tilly BOS RR Ulich

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