Printers Ball Tonight and Adjutment of Meetings
City notes report the Printers' union ball at Milwaki hall this evening and a meeting at St Josephs Founding Home postponed with updates later. Officials note donations to a home, a church dinner planned by the Penn Ave Baptist, and a clergy move from Green Ridge to Nanticoke. County officials fished at Lake Ariel, while civil service exam applications closed with thirty five applicants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanticoke
James A. Martin
St. Paul's Church
Green Rige
St. Francis' Church
John Judge
Bugar Noteh
Pardons Board Hearings Notebook From Morrisburg
A report notes Sen J C Vaughan appeared before the Board of Pardons in Morrisburg representing ex Constable Watch of Lackawanna Township serving a sentence for robberies. Adjournments signed include ordinances exempting a transient retailer and furnishing councilmen with copies of state codes for department use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Pardons
Benator
J. C. Vaughan
Morrisburg
Board of Pardon
Watch
Lackawanna Township
Adinances
Moltr Vestertan
Paylhne
Italian Independent Political Club Forms For Republican Cadre
The Italian Independent Political club of Old Forge promotes Republican principles and readiness for upcoming national contests. It will meet on the 2th, 24, and 4h of November with Sabbatino Spicorelle as president and Jack Nogzorino as vice president among other officers. County campaign meetings run next week with speeches, while Chairman Vosburg remains at headquarters daily from 4 o clock. West Scranton Democrats plan a Democratic club meeting at Cooperative Hall on North Main Avenue. The W. S Millar Association opens club rooms at 110 Raymond Court tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Forge
Mage
Republican County Committee
Vosburg
Democrats
West Scranton
Co-operative Hall
North Main Avenue
Inquest Opens on Moorie Man Bussard Death Mystery
Coroner Roberts held an inquest into Edward Bussard of Minooka avenue Moorie who died after a wagon incident. The jury ruled the death occurred in an unaccountable manner with no evidence of foul play. Witnesses included Butler Courtright Stemmet Walsh Dowd and Barnes. Bussard survived by a wife three daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Edward Puscard
Minooka Avenue
Moorie
Manner
Moose
Buerard
Thorgh
Tussard
Water Company
Butler's Hotel
Thomas Walsh
W. E. Barnes
Pittston
Bones
Walsh
Michael Dowd
George Stemmett
Mudtown
Bussard
Minotka Avenue
James Butler
Courtright
Win
Stemmety
Con
Stemmetz
Thor
Thos
Thomas
Mre
Graham
W. J. Barnes
Milton Gross
Jas
T.rown
Chas. Millard
John Roebling
Copp
John
Meta
Prisoners Sent To Eastern Penitentiary In Philadelphia
Sheriff Pryor and Warden Simpson escorted eight convicted prisoners to Philadelphia. Sixteen side details include E R Dunnings Andrew Adanaxick Datel O Leary A Steinbaugh Charles H Moon Frank Monash James McHugh and Joseph Coleman. O Leary got twelve years Coleman five Dunnings five Adanaxick five Monash five Steinbaugh three Moon two and McHugh one and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Simpson
Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
House of Refuge
Robert Feline
E. R. Dunnigs
Andrew Adanaxick
Datel O'Leary
A. Steinbaugh
Charles H. Moon
Frank Monash
James McHugh
Joseph Coleman
Mra. Huntington
O'Leary
Coleman
Dunnisa
Adonagick
Monash
Steinbaugh
Moon
McHugh
Lehigh Valley Announces Reduced Philadelphia Exposition Fare
The Lehigh Valley railroad offers round trip tickets to Philadelphia for the National Export Exposition at one fare plus a small admission charge. Tickets are valid on all trains except the Black Diamond Express and usable for return through November 24. Consult a Lehigh Valley ticket agent for details.
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Philadelphia
Lehlat Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Obituary notices from Boulder Seattle and West Beranton
DIED Edwin D Teuten of Boulder born Oct 1. Only brother of F M Bouton formerly of the city. JONES Elizabeth Jones wife of Thomas Jones of Seattle died Oct 22. RICHARDS Alin son of Mr and Mrs John Richards of 185 South Everett avenue West Beranton died Oct 2 aged 3, funeral private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouton
Boulder
Colorado
Edwin D. Teuten
F. M. Bouton
Thie City
Jones
Seattle
Wash
Ellzabeth Jones
Thomas Jones
Richards
West Beranton
Alin
John Richards
Sooth Everett Avenue
Doings of a day in argument court
Proceedings before Judges Archbald Gunster and Edwards as they argued a new trial in the Gunster versus Wolf & Warren case. The trial raised whether Edward Merrifield could testify to a vice‑president bond amid mutual interest conflicts, and Judge Archbald ruled the transfer of Merrifield’s stock made him legally disqualified. The hearing covered other local court questions including directing satisfaction of a Luzerne county judgment and various Scranton cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald, Gunster and Edwards
J. H. Gunster
Wolf & Warren
Judgs Archbald
Common Plane
George A. Jessup
Scranton City Bank
Jessup
JB. H. Throop
Alfred Keardaley
W. H. Jessup
Pinintif
Edward Merrifield
Merrifield
Malntif
Henry Armbrust
Witnes
Archbald
Mr. Merrifield
Major Everett Warren
James H. Torrey
BF. Price
Charles H. Welles
Harvey Long
Gregorys Divorced as Court Adjourns at Noon
In a divorce case between B. G. Gregory and T. J. Gregory the court cleared the docket up to date and adjourned shortly after noon today. The outcome of the action was finalized in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Gregory
T. J. Gregory
Divorce Decree Between Henry Bulger and Delm Bulger
Henry Bulger and Delm Bulger were divorced by decree of Judas Edwards. The couple married in Leo 97 1485 and lived apart since Jan 14, 184. The husband, a Buffalo resident, pursued Delm from Dunmore to New York and Florida, then learned she resided in Easton. He sent numerous letters urging her to return, but she refused. Will F Hoyle acted as attorney for the Whellant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bulger
Delm Bulger
Judas Edwards
Leo
Buffalo
Dunmore
New York
Will F. Hoyle
Whellant
Scranton Traction Suit Over Laurel Hill Park Details
Arbitrators heard John Benore and others against Scranton Traction with John F Scragge for plaintiffs and Major Warren for defendants. The case stems from Laurel Hill Park manager J H Lane’s failure and the company’s alleged default on monthly payments totaling about $1,000 up to filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinkham
Ackerly
John BR. Edwards
John Benore
Scranton Traction Company
John F. Scragge
Major Everett Warren
J. H. Lane
Laurel Hill Park
Lane
Habeas corpus filed to free Edward Crane under irregular commitment
Habeas corpus proceedings began before Judge Edwards to secure the liberty of Edward Crane jailed for 30 days by Alderman Huddy for drunk and disorderly conduct. Cranes bail was set at 500 dollars for appearance. hearing fixed for Friday at 9 a.m. Crane was allowed to enter bail for the hearing.
Evans Seeks Divorce from Margaret Evans on Cruel Treatment
Thomas H. Evans applied to the court for divorce from Margaret A. Evans alleging cruelty and misrepresentation at marriage. They wed December 23, 1889, and lived together until June 28, 1896. Vosburg & Dawson are the libellant's attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Evans
Margaret A. Evans
Vosburg & Dawson
Libellant
List of Names and Addresses from Scranton Area
A series of personal names and addresses are listed, including William J Burden Nina E Clinford Michael T Glynn Kate B Walsh George H Johns Nettie Kohler Sylvanus Favitts 1385 Pilmore Ave Jennie Thomma 1424 Washburn St William H Hill Mrs Lydia Malleck Lake Winola John Behafer Alfred Avery Jennie Cornelia Drake Thomas McNamara Kathe Pryce Sherman Avenue Scranton NY King’s Ferry NY Old Forge Beranton Nellie Langan Glenburn Rendham Rendham Scranton Penn Ave Dunmore Scranton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Burden
Wilson
Nina E. Clinford
Penn Ave
Michael T. Glynn
Dunmore
Kate B. Walsh
Scranton
George H. Johns
Rendham Nettie Kohler
Rendham Sylvanus Favitts
Pilmoreave
Jennie Thomma
Washburn
William H. Hill
Glbenburn
Lydia Malleck
Lake Winola
John Behafer
Beranton
Nellie Langan
Alfred Avery
King’s Ferry
N.Y
Jennie Cornelia Drake
Old Forge
Thomas McNamara
Mimh
Ave
Kathe Pryce
She ‘Rman Avenue
Court House News Notes Refuses New Trial in Sahm v Bergen Case
Judge Miller of Mercer County yesterday refused a new trial in Henry Sahm versus William J Bergen and others. Edward C Bouray was appointed guardian of Nellie Edward and William Bouray minor children of W H Bouray with J D Williams as surety. bond approved. Isabella C Frober filed a suit in ejectment against Tennis Lally to gain possession of lots in block 41 at Stone avenue and Palm street, with Comegys and Bevan as attorneys for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hh, Miller
Mercer County
Henry Sahm
William J. Bergen
Edward C. Bouray
Nellie
Edward J
William Bouray
W. H. Bouray
J. D. Williams
Isabella C. Frober
Tennis Lally
Stone Avenue
Palm Street
Comegys and
Bevan
Uncalled For Letters From Scranton Postoffice
A historical notice lists uncalled letters at the Scranton Pennsylvania post office in Lackawanna County dated October 25, 180. Recipients are urged to respond by saying advertised and giving the date of loss. Names include Ezra Ripple and numerous residents with various surnames and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Postoffies
Lackawanna County
Physons
Ezra H. Ripple
P. M
Connell
Dumler
Clarency on Pennsylvania Firemen Convention Visit
Hon James Clarency writes from Scranton about the Pennsylvania State Firemen's Convention at Sperantot describing 600 delegates and 86 visiting companies. He notes parades, dress uniforms, pranks, and a prize incident at Wilkes-Barre-TarrE in 1897, highlighting enthusiasm and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Scranton
Philadelphia
Odd Fellows
Diamond Street
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Pirade
Beranton
Wilkes-Tarre
LH Convention Set in New Castle for Firemen Charity
The LH convention will be held in New Castle along the Erie railroad midway between Pittsburg and Erie. Despite distance, the Wilken-Barre Firemen's Relief Association benefits from a donation of four by James Clarency. The firemen will attend as a day off, with the expected turnout described as strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilken- Barre Firemen's Relief Association
Newcastle
Erie
Pittsburg
James Clarency
Providence man Nicholas George arrested on assault and weapons
Nicholas George of Providence was arrested and brought before Alderman Millar on the oath of A B Ruddy. He was charged with assault and lottery threats to EU and carrying concealed weapons, waived a hearing, and posted bail of 500 dollars. Pennsylvania Postmasters note Wilson Allis appointed postmaster in Bradford county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas George
Providence
Millar
A. B. Ruddy
Kikkewlee
George
Hoe
Display of Dress Trimmings and Embroidered Fashions
A fine window showcases garnitures ruchings rufflings hemstitching appliqué and embroidery on taf feta silks and satins. The tempting display highlights delicate trimming details and elegant fabric finishes for stylish attire.
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the Angelus
Rerenthal
Scharwenka
Dameroech
Saver
Manes
Perry Brothers
Wyoming Ave
Ackawanna Dairy
A. A. Lindabury
al Bemdenco
Hpm
Tealdenco
South Main Avenue
Ngh J. Keenan
Huntington's Bakery
Spruce Street
DR. Parke
Hing
Washington Avenue
H. B. Ware
Williams Building
Postattice
Printers’ Union
Wat Miiwle Hall
St Josephs Founding Home
Ki EL Alls
Mintivon Avenue
Nie Home
PL Delle
Elbenbeth Watkins
Imaner and Sumper
John Demuth
Fred Ishehoff
Lake Ariel Yosterday
Ftehing
Jetter Carriera
Vienna Cape
Moses
Ington Avenue
Wire
Ear
Ning
W. S Millar Association
Ite Club
Raymond Court
Exeter Machine Works
Materia Coal Company
City of Scranton
John A. Collins
Marvy Moore
Roger McGowan
Mary Pritchard
David Williams
Ecity of Scranton
Mary Willame
Patrick Coyne
John Stone
J. Doolittl
M. Fimpson
D. W. Earle
H. Montgomery& Co
W. A. Roemer
P. J. Clark
A. Howell
Asotiet M. Hulburt
Jennie Duffy
P. J. Duffy
Carbondale
T. O'Connell
A. F. Gillis
Len
Fred Hug
Hagen & Son
Ayer
Court House News Notes
American Bonding and Trust Company
W. B. Botat
John Bernotas
Arthur Jerry
Geo, Hiramer
Misa May Brown
Brunaid Phar
Wm. Bovin
Mise Flora (. Collins
Kate Conklin
Frank Conchesier
Mrs. C
EK. Cumrolng
Faltiio Carli
A. & Dimock
A. C. Dickson
Mira Maud Dovatt
Mary DeGraw
Harriet DeWitte
Daniel Evans
Misa Grace Frasee
Iulu Fettin
W. Fellows
Gavin
Hattle Gates
Edwin Gibbs
Kitty Hastings
Herbert Wewett
Thomas Harris
Mourie Heller
Hanley
Arthur B. Hull
Mr. Hewitt
Lara Harvey
William Hogan
Huffington
Loyd Hummel
M. Hill
Mary Ann Hopkins
M. Jordan
Florence Jones
Charles Klors
John Kelly
Floyd Kimble
John J. Lavell
John Lyman
John Larmouth
Hy. H. Langham
Geo. Moore
H. P. Morgan
Mies Maggie Murray
Mace
N. Ray Myers
M. D
Megele Mulherin
A. Murphy
Rob
Mrs. Win
Shacter
Calvin Swingile
Michael Smith
KH. LE. Snyder
Thos. B. Schooner
A. L. Slifer
Bernard Tighe
Stephen Treat
Augustus Tiffany
Morgan Thomas
Mra. W. RK
Thomas 2
Stephen Thomas
F. Varolla & Co
Mra
Geo. Williama
Elizabeth A. Wobb
Louie Williams
Mies Nelite Winters
Clarency
Philadelphia Evening Star
Mancia
Firemen’s Association
Pennsylvania
Sperantot
Yaooy
England
France
Germany
Sevres
Coalports
Old Vienna
Royal Worster
Rookwook
Royal Bona
Bodenbach
China
China Walt
Mears Building
Washington Ave
F. L. Crane, Lacka
Avs
Wasahington
Wilson Allis
Howhmaster
Belin
Bradford County
Mears & Hagen
Bronson & Tallman
Wwealquarters
Mount Pleasant Coal
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Ecranton
Wilkes Tarra
Manufaducer
General Office
Ecranton, Pa
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Patent Record
Baltimore, Md
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