Mary Tammer Guilty In Infant Abandonment Case
Mary Tammer pleaded guilty to abandoning her infant, kept in an outbuilding near her West Side home. The child died while with her in the county jail. Tammer was jailed two months and sentenced to a $1 fine, costs, and five days in county jail. Continuous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tammer
Tammer
Samuel Moscow
H. Seldman
Henry Dierks
Reese Davis
Mary Paliski
Charles Baker
Stephen Dyer
John J. Shen
Michael Karafen
Arthur Howell
Harry Oblinger
Joseph Kotcovoge
Henry Pierce
Carbondale
Acquittals in Fireman Case and Local Trials at Court
Judge McClure presided as several defendants were acquitted. Fireman William A. Dean was cleared of assault on Freeman Lord. Mabel Miller was acquitted of larceny from her aunt Rachel Johnson. Antonio Peterllno faced murder charges from Capouse avenue incident. John D. Falmere had earlier conviction under review. Eleven year old Arthur Probst was found not guilty after a gun incident near Lake Scranton due to his tender age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
William A. Dean
Girard Construction Co
Freeman Lord
Mabel Miller
Rachel Johnson
Lake Winola
Antonio Peterllino
Edward Kelly
Capouse Avenue
Pine Brook
Commonwealth
Kelly
John D. Falmere
Peteriing
Arthur Probst
L. D. Watson
Joan Stout
Lake Scranton
Ecourt
Scranton Court Delivers Guilty Verdicts and Cleared Defendants
The jury found Thomas Durning guilty of felonious attempt upon Stephen Hughes and the court sentenced him to a $100 fine and two years in the county jail. Other defendants, including Mary Ann Burns and Garrett Howey, were found not guilty or had charges dropped. The case lists proceedings from North Scranton with multiple trials and defense by M. J. Walsh and C. H. Soper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Burns
Wintonborough
Kate Tolls
Thomas Durning
Iife
Stephen Hughes
North Scranton
Commonwealth
M. J. Walsh
C. H. Soper
Durning
Eastern Penitentiary
Peter Martin
South Seventh Street
Garrett Howey
Yetsim White
Hiruno Scavo
Simpson
Michael May
E. Boyle
Scranton Railway Company
Stephen Dyer
Ite
Tell About It Goranton Citizen Pleaged to Do It for Others
A local booster appeals to readers to spread good work and support others. The feature highlights Backes in Beranton, a busy place with urinary and kidney troubles linked to colds. Mrs Williams from Hyde Park credits Doan's Kidney Pills with substantial relief after doctor visits and multiple boxes. Foster Milburn Co advertises as US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Dean
Williams
Sumner Avenue
Hyde Park
T Doan
Matthews Bros
Foster-Milburn Co
Putfrlo
N. Y
United States
Donn's
Copper wire theft case set for jury this morning
The prosecutor outlines a larceny case against Ed ward Geary for stealing copper bond wire from C. P. O'Malley’s company street car barn on Providence road. O'Malley represented the company and George DPD Taylor the defendant as evidence closed and the case to be argued to the jury this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Geary
C. P. O'Malley
George Dpd
Taylor
Providence Road
Reasons to set aside Cunningham verdict and grant new trial
Attorney C Balen tine files for Cunningham seeking a new trial in the Cunningham case. They allege the grand jury foreman did not elect the indictment and insufficient proof of loss of the original indictment. The motion claims error in receiving a verdict while awaiting another, no jury polling, and misclassification from simple assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Balentine
Michael Cunningeham
John Astock
Cunningham
Love
Special List of Surety Cases District Attorney Jones staff compiled
A special list of sureties was prepared for Saturday by District Attorney Jones. The list names numerous individuals as sureties or involved parties for various cases, often paired with their proxies or principals, including multiple entries for deser tion and other offenses. The OCR text lists many names and relations, reflecting a broad roster of bonds and assured parties across numerous case numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Sus
Agnes Berashevney
Magrie Shumlusakey
Mary Ridgway
Elizabeth Lewis
Thomas Phillips
John J. Davies
John B. Knight
Mary Thomas
J. Rogan
Margaret Togan
Simon Schoen
Susan Schoen
Wilcbie Benson
Minnie Wagner
George W. Patten
Alice Patten
Simon Hamerniak
Lawrence Kowalchuk
Michiel Connor
William Utley
Almander Brown
John C. Moran
Kate Ruano
Josephine Robetski
Rosa Matustuck
Gua Benson
Deport Savorina
Charley Clemon
George Andrews
Maggie Andrewa
Ferdinando Feidercei
Michael Jonson
Antonettie Cgovetalek
Lizzie Muncahy
Titan
Angelo Gerra
Atroty
Bruno Seoval
George W. Tatton
Devertion
Mary A. Patten
Niizabeth Gralani
Joseph EH. Smith
Yen
John Devrng
Surly
EL Ta
Mary Keathig
Maury Daly
Maury Norton
Mary Kepekudh
Barbara Tetinsky
Darney McKay
Wile Kam ‘Ft
Griffiths
Jires
Oo Wallace Sloboley
Ternard Lottun
Margaret Durden
Daniel BE
Davies
Hann Ehomay
Joseph Simon
Thomas Tierney
Ellen Dougherty
Dornard Crane
Nijip Bruloe
Mary Bruloe
Dany Covell
Dolly Poll
Katie Daley
Maggie Daley
Bridget O'Heora
Mary Norton
Stewa Milley
Oto Miller
Henry Miller
Charlotta Komroth
Nerney Gevinske
John Shumbuskey
Maggie Shumbuskey
Wiratalley Berasnoeney
William B Seumans
August Seaman
Pierce Devore
Margaret Devore
Oat Crane
Michael McAndrew
Marked Bills Are Offered in Bribery Case Hearings
Testimony details bribe attempts tied to Grier and councilmen as Harris Whitney and Anderson describe meetings at the Rudolph Hotel and a bakery. Witnesses recount money passed or demanded, including $1,400 on May 11 and talks about influencing tax and franchise votes for the Sean ton Railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rudolph
T. J. Coyne
Coleman
Coyne
Grier
Shea
Harris
Select Council
Grand Jury
Calnin
Calpin
New Street Railway Company
Opera Cafe
Spruce Street
Rudolph Whitney
Anderson
A. Whitney
A. P. Anderson
E. A. Whitney
Bawyer Agency
New York
Witnese
Beranton Railway Company
Philadelphia
Presdent Clarke
Academy of Music
Artis
Whitney
John F. Boreun
Conti
Sera
Lexow
A. B. Anderson
Sawyer
No.1
George 8. Horn
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined, and many doctors called it focal while failing to cure. Hall's Catarrh Cure from E. Cheney & Co. Toledo is described as the constitutional treatment, taken internally, with a $100 reward for any failure to cure and testimonials available by mail. Hall's Family Pills also advertised as best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flall
Pd. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney &O
Hall
Scranton
Scranton Shopping Center Offers Wide Fabric Selection
A display lists multiple fabrics with varying widths and prices at Scranton's Shopping Center. Items include Whipcards, Camel's Hair Cheviots, English Broadcloth, Venetians, Prunellias, Poplins, Storm Serges, Mohairs, Henriettas, and Drop D'Ete in widths from 40 to 54 inches and prices ranging from 50 cents to $2.59.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Tammar
Antonio Peterslino
John D. Palmero
Weand
Cole
Huarria
M. Clarke
Seanton Railway Company
Frank Silliman, Jr
Whitney Sworn
Detective Anderson
Ea Ta
Hudson St
P. D
Zetola Company
Fints
City
Iowa
Hippcat M. Howes
Bovlon Globe
Paror
Elisna Custis
State of
M. F. Hanson
Zenola Company
Cushman Brog. CO
D'or Mibutors
Philagelphia
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Black Dress
Connolly & Wallace
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Bpecia
Pennsylvania
W. J. Davis
Merchant Tailor
Wyoming Avenue
Ifa and Supplies
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Aimes
Gonneli
Mount Pleasant
Coa’ CO
DR. Densten
Pasteure
Om Gan Chilaren
Consulta Lou Eau Examination Ree
Cuolayda
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repaune Chemical Ca’s Exviis
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