Busy Criminal Court Faces Delays and Heavy Sentences
The court agenda ran long as Attorney Lenahan warned he cannot try the case Monday or Tuesday. A. Steinbaugh received a heavy sentence for stealing chickens amid a packed docket and continued trials due to judge availability and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Lenahan
A. Steinbaugh
Mon¢eny
Old Man Receives Three Year Prison Term For Chicken Theft
Judge Archbald amends Monday sentence and retests Steinbaugh to three years in the Eastern penitentiary. Witnesses describe the thefts from Haiteom and Newton farms. Objects found on the prisoner included a bag for carrying chickens and tools for breaking doors.
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Pilegelont Rolliy Te
J. 1
Lacue
Neonton Tewoshiy
Ottepnea
Waugh
Luterne
Reonhierle
Haiteom
Newton Tev
Moon Pleads Guilty to Bicycle Theft in Court
Monday Charles H Moon admitted stealing bicycles owned by John Harvey and Otte Benedict. Judge Archbald postponed sentence for history review and later imposed fines plus two years in the Eastern penitentiary, to run concurrently. Moon, of Green Ridge, had prior theft arrests.
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Charles H. Moon
John Harvey
Otte Benedict
Archbald
Archhbald
Moon
Eastern
Green Hidge
Scranton Court Dockets Mixed Outcomes in Theft Cases
Judge Archbald presided as cases from the district court wrapped with mixed verdicts. Notably George Reese was acquitted of larceny and receiving. JT Morrison paid a fine and thirty days’ confinement for stolen shoes. two youths admitted theft of camera gear and lead pipe and were sent to the house of refuge. Several colored defendants faced assault and robbery allegations on Linden Street Bridge with one man convicted of assault, another found not guilty, and others awaiting sentencing.
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Commonwealth
Miehart Litthe
MM. A. Toole
Sorantendan
Tibet
Colonal
K. W. Ripple
Yeeterdeay
Jude F. W. Gunster
Seriguely
Judge Love
Bellefonte
Ronn
Archibald
Meesre
Archball Asker
Nathan Vidaver
Cornelius Smith
Vidaver
John T. Lenihan
Lenihan
Archbald Sila
Wilkes-Sarre
Aittorney
Archbald
Mer
Tee Wankel
George Reese
Oliver Harris
JT. Morrison
A. F E. Cohen
North
Scranton
James J. Waleh
Robert Seline
Marion Stuart Cann
Jefferson Avenue
House of Refuge
John Simmons
Cheers Williams
Samuel Smith
Archtwild
Joseph Cross
Joseph Cross, Jr
Linden Street
John Theynolde
Weet Scranton
Central City
Cross
Wieson
Hidith Street
Young Cross
Tires
Raymond Court
Smith
Simith
Attornese H. Ll, Taylor
BF. Tinkham
A. J. Ruddy
Simmons
Willams
Tydee Archbald Jy
Edward Martchurskie
Frank Frengurkey
United States
Clark Lowry
Michiel Olanage
Mayfeld
Steve Perko
Yi the Comets
Charles Smith
Edward Emperor
Bender
Aneawer
Philip Hoffman
Trial Recap in Superior Court Presides Jidee Loewe
Jidee Loewe of Pellefonte presided in the Superior court room. Michael Constange of Carbondale was found guilty of attempting to shoot Joseph Simine after a dispute at Constange’s home. Sentenced to a $1 fine, costs, and ten months in county jail. Deputy Milman wounded in felonious stabbing case, defendant John Epps faced Alderman Kelly after hearing for assault.
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Jidee Loewe
Pellefonte
Michael Constange
Betwat Street
Carbondale
Comeiol
Joseeph Simine
Constanze
Constanse
Simine
Constance
W.clayford Thomas
Commonwealth
West Lackawanna Avenue
Ellman
Dennis
Epps
Wherry
Eliman
P. FP. Loughran
Bil
Prisoner Abuse Case Leads to Guilty Verdicts and Penalties
A man beaten a handcuffed prisoner after a protest. Dennis was found guilty and fined $1 plus costs and one year in the penitentiary. Another defendant, Owen Thatcher of Moscow, was convicted of assault and battery and taxed $15 plus costs. A jury also weighed whether Fred Rudge stole tools from Mrs. A L Tibbits, with related defrauding case lingering.
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Hhe
Dennis
Ellman
Denne Wan
Owen Thatcher
Moscow
Mary Thatcher
Thatcher
Fred Rudge
Stedee
Pick
A. L. Tibbitts
Rudge
Traverse Jurors Named for November Common Pleas Term
A long list of traverse jurors drawn for the November term of the Lackawanna Common Pleas Court includes numerous Scranton residents such as Arnold Toth and John Cronin among others. The jurors hail from Scranton, Carbondale, Dunmore, Old Forge, Archbald, and surrounding townships, reflecting broad county participation.
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Common Pleas Court
Comm Leas Court
Pryor
Charles Wigringe
Frank Dougherty
Watchman
Scranton
Thomas Parrett
Teanster
Beranton
Maniel McFadden
Michivel Githooles
Liherer
Scrantorm
Behriefer
Samuel Halley
TaPhame
John W. Thornton
Eneireer
Old Forge
Frankannes
Benton
John Herrity
Brikeman
John Davie
Carbondale
James M. Campbell
Dunmore
Fred Whitman
Willam FF
van Dyke
G. S. Brown
Madison
George Snyder
M. Reeder
Patton
John Cleland
Merchaint
Boranton
Ogeorge McNeal
Moulder
Edward P. Mitchell
Batiler
Winton
Robert Brown
Denew
William JL
Corcoran
Andrew Weir
James Mullen
Raintring Brook
David J. Smith
Dunmore Isinoe & Jones
Miner
Pr. D. Reiley
Iroman
Kibworth FE
John
Lewis Wetzel
Bo Potter
Carpenter
Frank Rafferty
Miison
Theodore Miller
Patrick Canon
Foehley
Farmer
Wiliam & Mears
Samuel Nash
James Philbin
Archiald
Thomas Holvan
Harry Miller
Waverly
Frank J. McCawkey
Jomen Pigeon
Peremier
G. Gavitt
Routh Abington
A. J, Swartz
Leroy B. Wolf
Carbondate
Henry Raweon
Lackawanna
Jacob Hillman
John von Bergen
Boland
Fred Heck
Archbald
Henry Smith
Robert Alten
S&s
B. Thorne
John J. Coyne
Minooka
G. L. Bidleman
John McCloskey
Teameter
Jermyn
Michael Cleary
James Amith
Levi P. Northup
John Caffrey
Joseph A. Monre
J. 8. Quick
William Brady
V. A Connell
Carbondale Township
David Ho Rcere
Councillman
Jh. Jones
Thoms Butler
Barney Sehank
Dinck
Smith
Moscow
James Brown
Inboren
Moogle
Thwiger Madden
Vienry Mera
I. 7
Evans
Merchant
Francie G. Hughes
Frank J. McCann
Tra Mitchell
Scranton Co
W. Bourn
Barber
Madleon
John J. Moran
Jobe Lily
J. M.tewksbury
George TH. Grittman
Scott Patrick Burke
Frank Waller
W. Jaeger
Mirror of Fashion Shapes Costumes for All Styles
A fairy tale mirror of fashion reflects beauty in every garment. The write up praises ready-to-wear costumes that perfect each correct style, from graceful coats to tailored suits, covering short to medium lengths and all popular fashion phases.
Golf Capes Parade Stylish Varieties From Paris to New York
Hundreds of golf capes parade in many styles and colors. Paris and Berlin contributed. New York supplies the bulk. Made from heavy Scotch rugs double faced cheviot and Montagnac back German fabrics. Features include broad cozy shapes fringed hoods buttons revers and many sizes.
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Paris
Berlin
New York
Special Sale This Week at Davidow Bros
SPECIAL SALE This Week at Davidow Bros offers bargains on diamond rings solid gold and gold filled items. Many pieces priced far below original values including ladies and Gent items, silver spoons and knives, and hundreds of solid silver rings.
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Elgin Movement
Rogers Bros
I. Rogers Uros
Séc
Davidow Bros
Carpet sale offers better inducements this season
We offer better inducements to carpet buyers this season than ever before. Paying less for your carpets leads to thread bare spots and dissatisfaction. Everything in Wilton Axminster Velvet Brussels Savonnerie Ingrain.
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Wilton
Axminster
Velvet
Brussels
Savonerrie
Ingrain
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