Busy week in the courts with special term planned
A special criminal term is arranged to clear the docket as Judges Kawaris and Welly oversee a busy week. Philip McDonald faces a serious charge alleged by his daughter and Moore receives a three year sentence in the Eastern Penitentiary. The court disposed of sixty nine cases and plans a second week with Judge Edwards presiding.
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Philip McDonald
Moore
Eastern Penitentiary
Kawaris
Welly
Mintidus
Bdwards
Ialn
Titebee
Bloomsbury
Dude Berris
Wilkes-Barre
Antonys
Pomoshitsiki
David Thomas
Johny Ab
Distressing Family Case Before Judge In No 3 Court
In a court in No 3 yesterday Philip Mefonali faced charges of injuring his 14 year old daughter Genevieve. Witnesses described a troubled home with drinking quarrels and threats of institutionalization. A medical examiner found no corroborating evidence for alleged assault.
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John B. Kelly
Philip Mefonali
Genevieve
McDonalds
McDonald
Fulton
Useault
Thomas Moore Sentenced After Forgery Trial
Thomas Moore known as Thomas Murphy faced Judge Kelly for forging James Nealis's name on a check for 14 dollars. After lingering on trial he pled guilty to burglary and received a three year penitentiary term. he is reportedly wanted in New York for additional offenses.
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Thomas Moore
Thomas Murphy
Kelly
James Nealis
Moore Ling
Ele Hne
New Yorkshire
Moore
Local Court Dismisses or Acquits Multiple Defendants
The court returned not guilty verdicts on several cases including Jacob Harowby charged with larceny and receiving and Patrick Toland and John Ruane in assault and battery. Others faced acquittals for perjury and related charges while some defendants were sent to the insane department or fined costs. A teenager pleaded not guilty to kicking and throwing stones, and a burglary-related charge against Lewis Bernhardt’s jewelry store vanished on the jury’s decision.
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Jacob Harowby
Thomas Brown
Andrew Steeko
Lauds Hobiesky
David Evans
June Tevans
Meynie
Cypele
Tony Norl
Dinilel Calvary
West Rennie
Nord
Norl
June van Horn
Almon van Horn
Anel Pros
Patrick Toland
Tatrick Loftus
John Ruane
Theodore Treonowits
Mart Wallace
Lewis Bernhardt
Lickawanna Avenue
Jacob Townsend
Dayton Lewis
Church Avenue
Ski
Dunmore
Commonwealth
Lorene
Adam Smith
Thoreday
Dharecter
John Howie
Pricebing
Howie
Fraink Steinbach
Mies
Mars Thosehawk
Har
Michiel Malin
Chipinin
Penni Avenue
Tolan
Isaac Mittleman
Thome Keay
Jon Gilbride
Antautoe Trieh
Antonia Pace
Fen Othe Cyte
Jala Pepi
Haner
Heese B. Davis
Wis Convicted in Jessup Theft Case Then Sentenced
Anthony Tarrell Wis was convicted of stealing at Squiers' store in Jessup and Bertequet, and Judge Edwards sentenced him to two years in the Eastern penitentiary. Hurt Holthim pleaded guilty to burglary and was sent to the Lexington reformatory. Thomas T. Jones and Alargaret Jones pleaded guilty to larceny and receiving and were fined one dollar and ten days in jail.
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Anthony Tarrell Wis
Chivision Squiers
Foliage Excursion to Hancock by N O W Thailway
The N. O. W. Railway offers a foliage excursion to Hancock, New York, on Sunday October 18. Trains depart Scranton at 8:40 a m and return from Hancock at 4 45 p m arriving in Scranton at 6 45 p m. Return fare is $1.00. Buy Pocono Sc. cigars for the trip.
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N. ¥. O. & W. Thailway Company
Hancock
Scranton
Bowling Clubs Prep for Opening Night on November
Northwest Pennsylvania bowling leagues announce early preparations for opening night on the first Monday of November. Teams include the Green Wheelmen, Beavers and other clubs, with plans to clear lanes, schedule matches, and host the interleague tournament at various alleys.
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Pennsylvania
Willdes-Tarre
Yost
Wioeniad
Green
Titoss
Daevis
Local church events and service updates across town
The Liles Ald Society of the Presbyterian will render a procession on Tuesday evening at Outlook. Bus lines report thriving business with new ones daily. A half hour service is held three and a half days a week. Joseph Golden, thirteen, suffered a broken arm from a fall. Mrs Golden and Mrs Melhale in hospital after operations. Frank Bogert back home after appendectomy. Communion at Dunmore Presbyterian with the sermon The Mark of Discipleship. Tople and Mercy topics featured. Dalesville and Boston visits noted. First Methodist with sermons, prayer services, and a Sunday school wall chart event. Yokefellows Band to conduct services at railroad Y M U A in the Baptist church.
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Liles” Ald Society
Presbyterian Charter
Congress
Outlowk
LO A. An
Joseph Ciolden
PY Ok. Gilden
Antigen
T. J. Golden
Michael MelHale
Bloomstreet
Moses Paylor Hospital
Prank Bogert
Troby
Beraneton
Vreneurer Wahlere
Paiy Selon
Borough Ouders
Vike Koraush
Tople
C Hyist
Charles Henry Newding
Baptist Church
Yokefellows
Towre-Lowt Tie and the Philadelphia Press Confusion
A garbled passage mentions Browne Weese and a woman sharp as a Ped, with nerves on edge. It notes a long wait, nine tong to reach the poll, and references the Philadelphia Press as part of a chaotic scene.
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Philadelphia
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