Kenny Will Not Be Tried This Term
Kenny Kenney will not face trial this term in Pell township for the murder of his wife on July 4. Judge Archbald delays proceedings to allow defense witnesses and continuance requests, with Daniel O Leary and others seeking more time as hearings continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny
Carbondale
Archbald
Daniel O'Leary
Coleman
John F. Kenney
Pell Township
M. A. McGinskey
Jones
Toounens
Arehland
Robberies and burglaries lead to prison sentences in district cases
The article reports multiple recent arraignments and verdicts. defendants include May 2 robberies near Wernuton and Green Ridge with weapons. sentences range from fines to five years. Other men, such as James Celean, receive five year terms for snatching a satchel and burglary convictions.
Prisoners Plead Guilty Before Judge Archbold
A group of defendants pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge Archbold and received sentences. William Lewie admitted striking the prosecutor but denied using a stone and faced fines and costs. he is wanted in Wiskee-Barre for larceny and to be taken there on release. William Parvie, a former bartender at American House Carbondale, confessed to stealing three boxes of dlara and was fined $19 plus 60 days in jail, with costs. John Gillespie of South Scranton admitted stealing a keg of beer and drew 30 days’ jail and a fine. John Gilroy alias John Dolan pleaded guilty to stealing three umbrellas and was fined $1 and 30 days in jail. John Furly confessed to stealing two brass rods and an oil cup, claimed intoxication, and received a small fine and costs. Charlie H Moon pleaded guilty to bicycle theft and drunkenness, remanded for sentencing. A Bleinbaugh admitted stealing chickens and drew 30 days in jail plus a fine. John McHale of Olyphant confessed stabbing a boy and received six months in jail and a fine. John Cummings of North Scranton pleaded drunkenness as excuse for taking $18 from John Brady’s house and was given a sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbold
William Lewie
W. T. Robinson
Kelly's Patch
Wiskee- Barre
William Parvie
Carbondale
John Gillespie
South Scranton
Lackawanna Brewing Company
John Gilroy
John Dolan
Imperial Hotel
John Furly
Lackawanna Vard
Charlies H. Moon
John Howey
Oise Benedict
A. Bleinbaugh
J. F. Lavon
John McHale
Olyphant
George J. Lewis
John Cummings
North Scranton
John Brady
County Jail Term and Fine Imposed
A court sentenced the defendant to three months in the county jail and fined $1. The ruling reflects a misdemeanor offense with the small monetary penalty noted.
Theft Trial Over $45 Cash Stolen From Harris
George Reese faces trial for the alleged theft of 45 dollars from Wilver Harris. The two men shared a West Scranton house and it is claimed that while Harris was away, Foows entered and took 48 dollars from Harris trunk. Court adjourned without all Commonwealth witnesses offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reese
Wilver Harris
Scranton
Harri
Harris
PF. fLaughrin
Fo OW. Giuneter
Pellefonte
Anslat
Joel
Defendants Hear Robbery Allegation in Carbondale Case
District attorney reports William Hunt, robbed by defendants, is in Carbondale hospital unable to testify. Hunt allegedly was robbed after a night on Peckville’s Pure Row, found injured and near death hours later. Continuation to next term granted as Michael Kearney posts bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kearney
John Mackey
William Hunt
Carbondale Hospital
Utta
Hunt
Peckville
Dilower
Michiel Kearney
Mary Wiley Porame
Suit Seeks Correct Deed Latent Mistake In Academy Street Lot
Turboard H Williams sues Colvin Washburn estate through attorney John T Edwards to correct a 1866 deed related to a lot on Academy Street once Orchard Street. The complaint claims Washburn's clerk erred, tying the deed to the north side of Washburn Street, not the intended lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Turboard H. Wiliams
John T. Edwards
Arguinet Catherine Oartright
Eleanor Owens
Frank Washurn
Dene
Dougie
William
John Washburn
Colvin Washburn
Calvin Washburn
Academy Street
Orchard Street
Widow Sues Met Life Over Life Policy on Mark Keepon
Kate Keegan files suit against Metropolitan Life Insurance seeking 800 policy benefits for the life of the late Mark Keepon. The complaint claims Met Life refused to provide witnesses for the death and failed to pay the policy amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Keegan
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mark Keepon
Vosburg & Dawson
Comming
Hanks
Grace P Hunter Seeks Divorce From Clinton Hunter
Mrs Grace P Hunter of Chinchilla began proceedings through Vonburge and Dawson to obtain a divorce from Clinton Hunter. They married May 24 1888 and separated Jan 25 1901. She alleges cruel treatment and lack of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace P. Hunter
Chinchilla
Vonburge & Dawson
Clinton Hunter
Courts Settle Delays and Trials in County Sessions
Samuel Cramer posts bail of 900 with David Ro Morgan as surety. A case between Minnie Webber and John Webber and others is set for common pleas court. Judgment is sought against Margaret Kennedy in Mason and Snowden v Kennedy. Road reports in Madison Carbondale are confirmed. Scott Township road viewers reports are nisi confirmed. Hearing in the equity suit New York Ontario and Western railroad v Northwest Coal Company is continued to November 6 1890. Constable election ballots in Fieldh ward preserved. Hearing in Lehigh Valley Coat Company v Pennsylvania and New York Canal and Railroad Company postponed to October 14 189? due to notice. The company seeks land under eminent domain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cramer
David Ro Morgan
Minnie Webber
John Webber
Common Pleas Court
Mason
Scott
Comemissioner
Thayer
Lehigh Valley Coat Company
John T. Everhart
Pennsylvania and New York Canal and Railroad Company
New York Ship Building Company Incorporation
The New York Ship Building company incorporated in Trenton New Jersey with authorized capital of 7200000 to construct vessels. Capital is to be paid in equally by five founders: Henry C. Morse George L. Brown William G. Randle Charles F. Hall and William Wilmington Cronay all listed as investors from Woodbury Chester and FB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New York Ship Building Company
Buw News
Henry C. Morse
George L. Brown
Woodbury
William G. Randle
Chester
Charles F. Hall
William Wilmington
Cronay
Coal Shipment Fight Over Rail Line Plans at Mount Pleasant
Union operators seek to move Mount Pleasant coal via New York Ontario and Western after Jan 1. DL&W blocks conveyor construction over tracks prompting a bill in equity to curb interference and allow progress. September output and mine resumption also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Weevwrn
Mount Pleasant
West Scranton
Lackawanna Company
Mount Pleasant Company
New York, Ontario and Western Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Colllery
New York
Ontario and Western
Cros
Marin Uno
Delaware
Tle
Mount Pleasant Coal Company
Equity
Lackawanna An Western
Equity Court
Coal Mines Resume Full Operation in Delaware Valley
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western reports high coal demand with all collieries running full time. Hyde Park shaft resumed after two months idle and Sloan and Continental repairs proceed to enable quick re opens, promising many jobs and a bright winter outlook with stronger shipments to tidewater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Comming
Hyde Park
Sloan
Continental
Tidewater
Lackawanna
Miners Mass Meeting Aims To Organize Workers
A mass meeting of miners will be held at South Main avenue this evening to form a permanent unorganized workers organization. Benjamin James, district organizer of the United Mine Workers of America, will speak and other workers will attend. A circular invites all mine workers to attend and discuss collective questions. The report notes Nantico ke strikers and Luzerne county contributions. A large turnout is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Avenue
Benjamin James
Nited Mine Workers’ Union of America
Nanticoke
Luzerne County
Anthracite Production Sees Strong September Output
Official estimates put September anthracite production at 4 340 000 tons. Year to date through September totals approach 3 590 400 tons with a full year outlook above 48 000 000 tons. Shipments in 1897 reached 1 697 906 tons while earlier years show higher totals. authorities expect near 50 000 000 tons for the year and note prices are remunerative and steady for the first time since 1892.
Prosperity in Salvador Amid Debt Payment and Public Works
Dr Rafael Zaldivar Salvadoran minister to Mexico reports from San Francisco that after General Regalado's election the country entered a new era of prosperity. The national debt is being paid rapidly and many public works have begun. The people are content and no domestic discord is feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rafael Zaldivar
Salvador
Mexico
Central America
Simon Asboleda
Legation
Zaldivar
Balvador
General Regaldo
Mirror of Fashion Sets New Style in Coats and Suits
A fairy tale mirror inspires a wardrobe spell where every reflected image becomes beautiful. Ready to wear costumes transform changing fashions with graceful coats, elaborate jackets, and tailor-made suits. The collection claims to epitomize elegance across all styles.
Golf Capes Parade: Styles From Paris to New York
The notice highlights hundreds of golf capes in varied styles and colors. Paris and Berlin contribute. New York supplies most, with heavy Scotch rugs, double faced cheviot, and Montagnac order fabrics. Capes are broad, cozy, fringed or hooded with diverse features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Berlin
New York
Special Sale Prices At Davidow Bros For Silver Items
Special sale now at Davidow Bros offering Diamond Rings Gold Rings and Ladies watches at deeply reduced prices. Spoons Butter Knives and Pickle Forks sold at one-fourth original value. Three hundred Ladies Solid Silver Rings offered at low price with many silver and nickel watches reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Movement
Rogers Brow
Rogers Bros
Elgin
Davidow Bros
Carpet Deals Hit New Low Prices This Season
We offer better inducements to the carpet buyer this season. Paying less for your carpets than we ask is getting thread bare spots and dissatisfaction that you do not bargain for. Everything in Wilton Axminster Velvet Brussels Savonnerie Ingrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Axminster
Velvet
Brussels
Savonerrie
Ingrain
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. B. Cline
Koster & Bials
N. Y
Johann Hoff
Vienna
Frank
Policy Kobling
Hil
Green Ridge
Forter
Wred Warner
Henry Steckel
Johnson
Charles Conders
Leary
Wally
Warner
Steckel
Conners
James Celean
Oman
Jane Huntington
Mountington
Robert ¢ Lerry
Against Insurance Company
Charles Resar
Rose Breiling
Seranton Albert Rh. Jones
Jessie N. Wonnacott
Andrew Aodjura
Olyphan
Rose Wilka Eon
Joseph W Williams
Ithaca
Maurie Regsaie Corby
John Nealon Peeek
Seranton Margaret Mclaughlin
Charles W. Dunn
Court House News Notes
Ship Building Company
Meeting of Miners
Ogni
Cuyttia
Tae
Nervita Medica, Co
Chicago
Porran
Boston
THE
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
Thos. Kelly
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
William Taylor & Son
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Plas, New York
Connollys Mollyax
Wallac
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Golf Capes
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
I. D. Crawford
Wanamakers
Siegel Coopers
P’way
HOTEL
Albert New York
University PL
Williams & M’anusty
Wyoming Avenue
Rodinsons. Sons
Pilsner
Third National Bank
United States
Caprical
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Pack
Cashler
Oneomare
Matthews Bros
McGarrah & Thomas
Aedy
Tor Peies
Pnuere
Ee Pa
H. C. Banderson
Druggiatia
Dr.densten Si Sprucg
Temple Court Bullding
Hun
Florey & Brooks
Court Mouse
Bcranton, PA
M Deat Mooshund
Ash ‘Aie Works
Laplis & Rand Powder CO
High Repound Chemical Co
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