Counterfeiting Case on Trial in U S District Court
Lancaster defendant Kendig testifies on joining the counterfeiting plot in 1862 and explains the telegraphic code used with El lery P Ingham. The trial of Ingham and Harvey Newitt continues as witnesses recount bribe schemes, secret service dealings, and payments totaling thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Kendig
Ingham
Philadelphia
United States
Ellery P. Ingham
Harvey K. Newitt
Jacobs-Kendig-Taylor-Bredell
McPherson
United States District Court
Lancaster
Newitt
Shields
Kendig
Hildebrand
Mr. Shields
William M. Jacobs
Secret Service
Jacobs
Mendig
Kendix
Miss Lodge
McManus
Private detective work cited in court adjournment
The avcret Counsel pressed Operative McManus to admit that some dealings had not been entirely regular as the court adjourned for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McManus
St Thomas tops Carbondale 2 0 in grueling grid clash
St Thomas college defeated Carbondale Indians 2 to 0 at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon. A safety early in the second half provided the only score as St Thomas, powered by heavy line play and standout runs by Langan Kirkwood and the O’Hara brothers, held the Indians with tough defense and punting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas College
Carbondale Indians
Athletic Park
Carbondale
St. Thomas
Bt. Thomas
Big Jim Connery
Guart
Scranton
Zang
St. Thomas Rooters
O'Hare
Indians
Hope
Hodgins
Exceptions Filed In Equity Suit Between Railway And Northwest Coal
The New York Ontario and Western Railway company protests that Northwest Coal’s answer omits months for car deliveries and fails to specify violations of the act of Congress. It argues the contract lacks clear rates and lists, and seeks full, true, and sufficient replies detailing acts, prices, and entities affected. The plaintiff requests the court compel comprehensive answers to enable proper trial preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Northwest Coal Company
Alfred Hand
James E. Murr
Northwest Company
Old Hollisterville Landmark Destroyed by Fire
The residence of E. B. Hollister, over ninety years old and a famous landmark, at Hollisterville was totally destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. The occupants escaped in their night clothes with little time to flee.
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E. B. Hollister
Hollisterville
Naked Lamps Trigger Gas Explosion At North Mahanoy Mine
At North Mahanoy colliery in Mahanoy City on October 1, John Lasko and George Lash released gas in the West Buck Mountain gangway. Their naked lamps ignited the gas and the ensuing explosion caused severe burns that may prove fatal to both men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahanoy City
North Mahanoy
John Lasko
George Lash
West Buck Mountain Gangway
Prosperity Gleams as Two Industrial Centers Open
They illuminate two industrial centers in old Schuylkill Portsville amid Oct 10 reports. The Philadelphia and Reading car shops at Palo Alto now run twelve hours daily. The Allison Tron works at Part ycoon operates day and night shifts. The concern is overrun with orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Schuylkill
Portsville
Philadelphia
Reading
Palo Alto
Allison Tron
Partycoon
THOUGHT LESS WOMEN GAVE LITTLE THOUGHT TO MY HEALTH
Women share testimonials about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. Mrs War of Canton Ohio reports relief from uterine trouble and fainting spells after using the products, and Mrs ToLur of Philadelphia says one bottle helped and eight bottles made her gain weight and improve health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. ToLur
Hilton St
Philadelphia
Mrs. Pinknam
Day's Doings in Dunmore Borough Parades and Parties
A Dunmore Borough report notes 400 St Mary's parishioners led by John Hughes marching to Erie and Wyoming station to join the Scranton procession. The group included M T S and GB society cadets with a Roma Band ball planned. Mr and Mrs Cowell hosted a surprise party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Society
Oif
St. Mary's Church
Erie and Wyoming Station
John Hughes
Tine
Surprise party greets Cowell home honoring Clyde
A surprise gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Cowell on Riggs Street last evening. Family and friends, including Clyde Cowell’s relatives and neighbors, attended the pleasant event with refreshments before guests departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Cowell
Rige Street
Roma Band Announces Fifth Annual Ball in Keystone Hall
The Roma band will host its fifth annual ball on Saturday evening October 21 in Keystone hall. A waltz contest offers a gold ring to the winning couples. The bandmen have given several concerts around town and thank patrons for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Hall
Local hires and relocations in town business scene
James O Haro of Pine street takes a position with Grocer Frank T Mongan of Chestnut street and starts immediately. Shoemaker Michael Maffuedly of Elm street closes his shop after six years and relocates to Rome N Y to continue his trade. Thomas O Hare of Mine street will begin as bookkeeper for Dunmore Lumber company next week. Tribune news items should be left at James McHale's drug store on Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Haro
Pine Street
Frank T. Mongan
Chestnut Street
Horo
Michael Maffuedly
Elmstret
Rome
Thomas O'Hare
Mine Street
Dunmore Lumber Company
The
Tribune
James McHale
Elm Street
Personal notices from Carbondale and surroundings
Miss Margaret Gannon of Carbondale visits Miss Mary Mc Hale on Elm street. Rev W F Gibbons resumes ministerial duties after a brief illness. Mrs Edward Noggles of Pittston visits her parents on North Blakely street. Thomas Roaney of Mil street improving after a severe typhoid fever attack. Mrs Grace Jenkins of Butler Street ill with typhoid fever. Frank E Blickensa of Chestnut street confined to bed. Also an advertisement touts Howl's Capparilla with claims of cures and Hood’s Pills for liver ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Gannon
Carbondale
Mary McHale
Elm Street
W. F. Gibbons
Edward Noggles
Pittston
FH. Bandera
North Blakely Street
Thomas Roaney
Mil Street
Grace Jenkins
Butler
Frank E. Blickensa
Chestnut Street
Ble Roe Whey
Central New Jersey rail updates and new engine delivery
Three special trains of twelve cars each and three extra coaches were needed yesterday to move people between Suear Notch and Scranton on the Central Findh road. Trains Nos. 24 26 and 28 were discontinued on various segments. The seventh jumbo engine from Brooks locomotive works at Schenectady was received, larger and heavier than prior Lackawanna models. The American Railway Association to meet at the Waldorf Astoria, with DL&W represented by General Manager Russell and Supt Daly. A handsome vestibuled Central train between Scranton and New York was shown from Wilmington Jcar shops, while a six car DL&W special ran for Father Mathew parade attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suear Notch
Scranton
Central Findh Road
New Jersey
Ashley
Parsons
Wilkes-Marre
Pittston
Sugar Notch
Central Railroad
Mounton Park
Mountain Park
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Brooks Twcomotive Works
Schenectady
Lackinwinna Rome
American Railway Association
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Russell
J. M. Daly
Jackson Car
Wilmington
Del
Plymouth
Father Mathew
Montrose Scranton visitors and local meeting report
Local notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Judd of New York and Miss Anna Barnhart of Scranton. Miss Houston tours Columbian DC relatives. Blue States association meeting at the court house with delegates elected to Binghamton. Asa Meecham breaks two ribs while picking apples near Silver Lake. Kate Coney found dead from heart trouble in Scranton area.
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Montrose
Judd
New York
George Lathrop
Anna Barnhart
Scranton
Miss Houston
Columbian, D. c
Courtright
West Scranton
W. OW. Amebry
Clarence BE. Titeworth
Susquehanna
Little York
Pittston News Briefs From Oct 10
Thomas Cowan of Yatesville becomes new mine foreman at Keystone colliery and plans to move family to Pittston. John Modgson of Avoca invited to supply pulpit at Inykernian Presbyterian church for six months. Michael Pitta of Port Chester badly scalded by bolting water. taken to Pittston hospital. Rev J C Cody reappointed to Pittston Methodist Church for another year. Fred Robinson and Eva Brave of West Pittston marred. Kingston wedding. Rev L C Murdank to lecture on etteshyre Oct 19 in church. Jeverson, veteran of Battle of Gettysburg, to speak from experience. Lint Godfrey Le Curden lectured in Abusic Hall on “The Men Behind the Vine.” Wilkis Bar, Mo Carden to feature Moo. A. Hall Wilkis-Barre Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittaton
Thomas Cowan
Yatesville
Keystone
John Modgsoan
Avoca
Inykernian Presbyterian Church
Michael Pitta
J. ¢. Cody
Pittston
New York Conference
Fred Robinson
Mies Eva Brave
West Pittston
Kingston
L. Co. Murdank
Severson
West Side Methodist Episcopal Church
Jeverson
Cettvebire
Godfrey le Curden
Abusic
Mo Carden
Inc. Moo. A. Hall
Wilkis-Barre
The Lady Who Met the Lawyer and Other Susquehanna Tales
A Susquehanna county column reports Jerry Woodbridge’s Jerusalem bid and a wife’s anti social hush while a river landmark Red Rocks is slated for cleanup. It recounts a Hallstead artist buying Painted Rocks, a ferry of local misadventures, a mistaken mineral spring, and community notes from Lanesboro to Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Woodbridge
Jerusalem
Brother Bird
Temperance
Susquehanna
Lanesboro
Greatest sale ever held in Scranton offers winter wear
Thousands visit the New York and Philadelphia Consignment company sale at 428 Lackawanna avenue between Wyoming and Washington avenues in the former County Savings Bank building. Everything is 40 percent off cost, with bargains on suits coats hats hats and more guaranteed as represented. Store hours extend evenings to 9 and Saturdays to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Lackawanna Avenue
Wyoming
Washington Avenues
County Savings Bank and Trust Company
Carr
Melton
al E
Beranton Savings Bank and Trust Company P
Erie church to install new pastor in Factorsville
The Factorsville Baptist church plans to welcome a new pastor Dawemler 1 and to strengthen its role in the community. The Erie line faces a busy winter season as workers prepare motive power while Prohibition lecturer Brother Bird from Scranton praised the movement in a town with few supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Brother Bird
Scranton
Busquehanna
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Ana Oll
Jane Cal
Atlantic Refining Co
Carbondale Maley
Rutherford Kelliher
Murphy Connery Cecciee Reht Monarch Gorman
Jane Kirkwood
Ranson Holtham
Oes Hotel
O'Hote
McDonald
Horan
O'Malley
Keene
Moemen
Northwest Coal Co
Dunmore Borough
Dunmore Temperance
MR. Cowell
ROMA
Howl
Scranton Tribune
Whitney
Red Rocks
Soweral
Det
Arthur Teed
Hallstead
Sus
Quehanna
Thin Place
Red Rock
Myron T. Wright
Washington, D. C
Florence
Fred Wright
Suequeshinna County
Archie Wit
Erle Kagkiseman
Hornetteville
Jersey City
Keystone Hook and Ladder Company
Horoveh
Luanesboro
Mali Street
Drinker Creek
Farming Station
Jackson
4 St
Mindan
Cascade Valley
Sturt
Chen
Susquehanna County
Chiver
Montrose Dewceret
Triondate
Burnwoet
Ararat Methodists
Corview
W. Pease
Horsford
Horsford's
Wyoming Avenue
Oes
Asidi
Annie Laurie Krew
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Beling Jr
Pras
William HH. Pfck
Wes
Kay
Jeankiin
Beauty
Bellavita Areonic Beauty Taylors
Elreulas
Addrom
Elivita Mevical
Clinter & Jackson
Dire Fits
LockawWanra Ave
Ower
Fen Kaleag
Bold Bormman
Bros
Ul McGurrah
Thom
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