Franz papers protests delayed in nomination fights
Hearings on objections to Independent Democrat and Socialist Labor nomination papers were postponed until Wednesday. Attorney Watkins reported on apportioned indebtedness of Taylor and Lackawanna. A large multi sheet petition with 202 names was sworn in. objections alleging partisan bias and improper sheet attachment were not sustained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Taylor and Lackawanna
Wil Ion Prangecot
Citizens Party
Frank
Franz Wis Puto
Jang
Scranton Court Opens With Dense Docket Of Divorces And Certifications
The term of argument court opened yesterday morning with Judges Weal werden, Kelly and Newcombe. Cases include Elizabeth Reach vs city of Sepanton with exceptions to the report, M C Ansley vs Triek McAndrews with a rule to strike off, Andrew Spallink vs George Feameiverkis case to open judgment, and multiple certiorari and decree motions involving Scranton, Lackawanna, and Pennsylvania authorities. The docket lists divorces, demurrers, and alimony rulings among many procedural actions and exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealwirds
Kelly and Newcombe
City of
Stanton
Winna County
MM. M. Rele
Finn & Sons
Merdinande
Ceewskii
Petey Lipweters
St. Stanishwas
Gialdshoier
Ctermen
Cethera
Oel Wallace
YL Hovin
Wasco Ganhal
Certioriei
Michael PL
Tarwelly
Milen Lavelle
Rite
Deeter
Dpvorne
Vivian V. Tripp
Almont Tripp
Ritle
Sarah A. Tighe
Delaware
Lackiwanni and Western Railway Company
Feranton
Demurrer
Christopher Stevens
City of Semanton
Cod Western Railroad
Roy
Rudolph Warneks
Louisa
Warneka
Deeres
Torin Shotwell
Christina Shotwell
Susan BK. Payne
Alfred Payne
W. E. McGinnis
James J. Hagerty
Thomas Henry
James J. Llageerts
Len
Ansley
PP. Carty
Lien
Taither Price
Michael Yukos
A. C. Coddington
J. Coddington
Scranton
D. P. Thomas Ostate
Margaret Ricen
Charles Hicea
Stanley Ducat
Louis Zezoski
Commonwalth of
Pennsylvania
David Masko
Vertiorari
WW. Ridgeway
Mery A. Ridgeway
Gutheing
Weisser & Krayer
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted As Immediate Cure
An early 20th century physician explains why many remedies fail for piles and endorses Pyramid Pile Cure sold by Pyramid Drug Co. The treatment is claimed to give immediate relief and permanent cure without opium or cocaine, offered at 40 cents or 31 cents and by mail from Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Piles
Firet
Piles
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Hertha Woelkers Seeks Judgment in Ackerman Case
In a court document, Hertha Woelkers requests judgment against J. C. Ackerman and G. Horne over baker exceptions. The report references referee issues and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as the governing authority. Cassie Brandson is noted in association with the case.
Attorney Watkins Audits Township Borough Annexation Debts
James BE Watkins issued an audit on the annexation of Lackawanna township by Taylor borough. He finds Taylor owes Lackawanna township a sum and Lackawanna township school district owes Taylor borough school district a calculated amount, with the report confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James BE. Watkins
Taylor
Township of Lackawanna
Watkins
Taslor
Lackawanna Township
Lackawannie
Lackawanna
Ito
Vasytor
Pes
Nisi
Three Graduates Admit to Lackawanna Day
Johnston of Bald Mount was comited to the Lackawanna Day on motion of attorney We Ti Jes cup. Thomas A Donahoe admitted on motion of his brother Atcornes M Bonghee. Brennin of Carbondale admitted on motion of WLW Lathroape. all three are Dickinson Law School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Bald Mount
Lackawanna
Thomas A. Donahoe
Atcornes M
Bonghee
Donahoe
South Scranton
Joseph J. Brennin
Carbondale
Wlw
Lathroape
Well Township
Dickinson Law School
Carlisle
Local Court Actions Note Election Judge Appointment
John O Rourke and John Blyan feature in bond details. John Troy’s sentence for assault and battery is postponed to the next term. Walker versus Walker Automatic Steam Couplers ends with assignment letters case discharged by agreement. Patrick McLane named judge of election in Second district Sixth ward to fill James O Malley vacancy. Lenihan sentenced to five months for concealed weapons, term to start May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Rourke
John Blyan
John Troy
Joseph Walker
Patrick McLane
James O'Malley
John Lenihan
Lenahita
Health Bureau Sees Healthier September Report
Dr W E Allen reports September totals show 110 deaths 78 births and 20 contagious cases. Deaths fall 468 from prior month 44 under yearly average 298 below four year September norm. One scarlet fever death one whooping cough death and one membranous croup death noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Allen
Bureau of Health
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Board Joyful Schedule Fragment
A fragmented schedule lists early morning and afternoon shifts for the Delaware Lackawanna and Western board. Names such as Murphy Ruege Pushers Bartholomew and others are noted with times ranging from 1 a.m. to 9 p.m. across East and West extras on Monday and Tuesday October 4. The document preserves the cadence of a wartime era rail or factory roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Bartholomew
I. m
Mosier
Golden
Devine
P m. Wallace
P.m. Stevens
Pushers
A. m
Mathewson
Widner
Finnerty
A. m. Lumping
Houser
A. m. Hoar
A. m. Moran
United States Court Opes on Patent Monopolies
The court discussed patent law disputes over a design patent issued December 13 1808 and a mechanical patent issued January 22 1901. Judge Archbald questioned if two monopolies can exist and whether extending the patent term beyond seventeen years is valid. Attorneys argued that a design patent may only cover aesthetic appeal and a horseshoe calk may not qualify. The decision could impact the WilIimes Cash company case and related bankruptcy actions involving Chik Summit Daley and Condensing company. The hearing continued with bids and bankruptcy proceedings noted as underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxe
Whder
United States
Tie
United States Court of Appeals
Herveys. Knight
Wishington
D. C
Willimes Cash Company
Court of Appeals
Archhbald
A. 7
A. 7. Kennedy, Et A. and Brice Cook
Eth al
Chik Summit Daley and Condensing Company
BM. XII
Willard and
Atiorney AL VV. Bower
Plaintif’s
C. Coanegys
Jd Jolie F. Serage
George T
Jurlee
Mo Osimife
Markets Show Mixed Moves Amid Coal and Rail Tensions
Irregular trading on New York exchanges as coal miners convention, foreign exchange shifts, and a Southern Court threat influence early activity. Gains seen in St. Paul, Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania, Missouri Pacific, and Wisconsin Central while Reading, Louisville and Nashville, Norfolk and Western, and Atchison lagged. Bond market quiet. total volume about 700,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Court
Bi, Paul
Baltimore and Ohio
Pentsylvania
Missouri Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Reading
Louieville
Nashville
Norfolk and Western
Atchison
St. Paul
Paltimore
Ohio
Illinois
Union Paclic
Minneapolis
Sault Ste Marie
Toleilo
St. Louis
Western
Kansaa City
Southern
Canadian Pacific
United States Steel
Chicago
Houreh
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Prin Teally
London
Lott Coulers
Atchigan
Southern Pacific
Anne da Capper
Atehison
Hienge & Alton
Iilley Roi K&p
Cal & Southern
If al ' del Ae
Kan
Cite & Sonih
IN & T
Norffolk & Wess
Tressen Steel
Alyopt
Chicago Grain & Provision
Owen
High
Low
Clone
Grain and butter prices drift on uneven New York market
New York on October 3 reports oats and wheat showing mixed moves with near term contracts slipping while futures trade unevenly through the day. Wheat prices fluctuated with a late close near steady to lower and butter held firm with creamery extra at a premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
PratSle
F. A
Duluth
Sic
Ustyc
Iityutic
Stee. Bultter—Firm
Chicago Markets Mixed With Lower Corn and Cattle Prices
The report notes broad activity in Chicago markets with weaknesses in December corn futures and some declines in local prices. Wheat and oats show firmer tones while receipts and openings in the wool trade are mentioned, reflecting a cautious trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kbasler Cublin
Sasisod & Wok
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Franz
Papa
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Wadkin Cotlege
Deim Co
N.C
Report of Auditor
Thomas KY
Gilboy
Oscar Lewis
Wiizabeth
Alay
Bctancon
Binnie Lesteres Sear
Bctanson Joseph Aan
Etvenee Aeeeensereseerer
Eed
CBSUP
Adtont
Tiipolite
Eae
Jessup Crassepph
Court House News Notes
Dd, L. & W. Board
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Dunn
Murphy
Ruege
Biuples
Hummus
M. Fromnfelker
Pushtrs
Kirby
Ciuse
M. Murray
J. . Ross
P. m
Allen
United States Court
Kermanshah
Royal Wilton
Smyrna
Michaelian Bros. & Co
Washington Avenue
Wall Street Review
Tribune
Haight & Freese Co
Mears Building
W. D. Runyon
H. G. Dale
Newiby
Tshoe
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
County Lackawanna Dairy Co
Aoe Firstfal
Bank Sor PD Ghia
Suv
Bank & Trust
National Bank
Fivat National Bank
Ich
Clark & Snover Co
Oon Og Berinton Savings Bank Tan
Aoe
Feranton Bolt & Nut
People’s Bank
Scranton Packing Co
Seranton
People's Street Railway
Pol
Jomey & Povone
Lee T Lawes Ot Consolidated Waiter Supply Co
Tee
New York Grain and Produce Market
Point de Esprit
Tosca
Brussels
Lavida
Straigh
Tross
Bear Brand Yarns
Saxony
Germantown
Prudent Manor Woman
Third National Bank
Daley
Philadelphia
Galle
Fotzele
Sunithient
Godin
Walle
Chicago Grain Market
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
BOUDY
McLellan & CO
New
New York City
Fools Lawley
Paw Ley
Ellis
East Liberty
Get
Paws
Priv
Biewood
Kern
Gunster &Forsyth
Penn Avenue
Pilsner
Scranton,Pa
Ehelvelems
OW City
Oet
Creatitte Bala Peem
Cortinvites
Tia Bid’ Shipmenitis
Hybua
Harselss Wing
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