VERY BUSY SESSION OF CRIMINAL COURT
A bustling Scranton courtroom hears a wide array of cases from alleged Sunday liquor sales at a city hotel to assault and battery, false pretenses, embezzlement, and larceny. Testimony features Krushanks and Kaminski on liquor, a six year old as witness, and numerous defendants facing juries and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priceburg
Thomas
Wandling
Priveburge
Oficer
Andrew Kammisk
John Krushanks
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Archhbald
Kaminiski
Kruehank
August Krushanks
Joseph Senoski
Krushank
Kammiski
John Aatock, Jr
Olver
George F. Crawford
John E. Hall
William Robinson
Scranton
New York
Hall & Robinson
Aspell & Co
Appell & Co
Messrs. Wedeman and Taylor
McClure
Conta
Ross
Recorder’s Office
Scranton Official Defends Warrant Powers in School District Case
Esdras Howell sworn to answer a mandamus suit against him in Lackawanna County. He argues the action wrong in name, denies authority to countersign school district warrants, cites 1874 act unconstitutional for mixing subjects, asserts no employment or compensation by Scranton School District, and notes 1889 act repeals the 1874 provisions. The filing sets the issue for early adjudication.
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Washburn
Williams & Company
Nedras Howell
Washburn, Williams & Co
Eadrag Howell
Lackawanna County
Esdras
Scranton
Sald Clty
Act of Assembly
Scrinton
E. Howell
Wandling Borough Created and First Election Set
Judge Edwards establishes Wandling as a borough and separate school district with the first election at Peter Brothers Hotel on Nov 17. Carrol Neilson named judge of election. James McCabe and Cassles Arnold as inspectors. George S. Young to publish notices. Twenty notices to be posted across the borough at least fifteen days before the vote. Names and addresses of local residents listed for notice distribution.
Gracie Awl Questions Fairy Hiring Why So Busy
Gracie asks why there are ten good fairies and why people are hired for everything they want. Papi explains the fairies grew busy and very tired and needed a long rest.
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Gracie
Papi
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Geo. F. Barker
University of Penn
Alonzo Clark
W.G. Tucker
New York State
W. Johnson
Yale College
Kammiaki
Jack” Bkelly
Perry Hetzel
North Abington
Mary Ward
Balentine
de- Vendant
Mr. Thomas
Royal Baking Powder CO
Hetzel
Frank Yorak
Jerry Driscoll
Keyser Valley
John Lake
Yoruak
Esope
Yosak
M. J. Ruddy
M'Clure
John Novak
Guuilty
Frank Jabonobey
Novak
Morris Hollander
Bishop & Co
Binkers
Vasil Pecseniak
Hungary
Pecseniak
Hoellander
Hollander
Roman Rosenfeld
John Caffrey
Irwin E. Tuttle
Chief Robling
James Kearney
Penn Avenue
Kearney
Joseph Borrik
Joan Saranko
Hood
Powell Poetrust
Beranton
Kansan City
Howell
Herbert E. Haney
Dickson Ave
Emma J. Cronk
Brook Bt
Elias Thomas
Carbondale
Sarah J. Jones
Judson W. Cook
Kimers
Mamie Sammon
Maplewood
John Abplando
Old Forge
Matilda Hugegler
Old Porg
Jacobus Licht Witke
Alder St
Emma Auguste Zielinster
Bridgeport
Connecticut
James Gerrity
Meridian St
Maggie A. Quinn
Portes
Dave
Sele
Moston
THE
Weston Mill CO
Carbondale, Olyphant
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Wiskey Barra
Bollera
Nolsting
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Golp
Crem
Tocenea
THERL
North Glath m
Salladeliie
Ariverele & Barigture
Fratisnetlals
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Avenue
Ronson S: Sons
Stree
T. Scranton, PA
Kelly
Ivy
Wilton
Axminster
Velvet
Brussels
Savonerrie
Ingrain
Williams & M’anusty
Wyoming Avenue
Elgin Movement
Davidow Bros
Temple Court Bulldles
Densten
Lackawanna Av
Shane
Boer
Matthews Bros
H. C. Sanderson
Florey & Brooks
Court House
Moosie Powder CO
Moile
Moosie
Rushfale
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Chomica Co
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