Surface rights and mineral estate clash in key Pennsylvania ruling
In a major decision the Pennsylvania Supreme Court holds that surface ownership does not guarantee title to underlying mineral rights. The Porter tract case shows the Delaware and Hudson Co. had possessed and mined coal for decades, with constructive and actual notice over McDonald’s surface entry, negating the claim to surface title by Davis Hughes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie Ee Willian
Delaware and Hudson Company
Davis Hughes
Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Thie Reeton
Dehaware and Hudaen Company
Alexander Mcdonald
Seid Jomaeeton
Dores
David Hughes
Elilin
Judee Christer
Justius Williama
Clatny
Tina
Onimte
Teachi
Caldwell vi
Copeland
Armatveng Ve
Caldwell
Kingsley Et al
Milleide Coa
Iron Company
K Paty
Usui
Lewey Va
Frick
Aldonall
Curio
McDonal
Meigh
Mibera
Meath
Wheela
Maine Technnes
Ployer
Cou
Abe
Donald
Donwid
Moonadl
Tinitta Ligne
McDonald
Jos
Legal friction over estate and injunctive relief
Fragmentary court notes discuss a dispute where a party entered an estate with notice of a ceiling from the owner. The text argues to reverse decrees, restore a preliminary injunction, and address facts used to sustain a perpetual injunction, noting costs are allegedly borne by the opponent.
Mischievous Pine Brook Boys Cause Night of Turmoil
A gang of about thirty Pine Brook youths roamed the hill last night. Patrick Dougherty and Ambrose Finnegan, both under 18, were arrested by Patrolman Tom Jones after vandalizing property on Gibson Street and Jefferson Avenue. Three glass doors and a gate were damaged as residents watched in alarm. the pair will face a morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Brook
Tom Jones
Chief Robling
Gibson Street
James Pougherty
Ambrose Finnegan
Jefferson Aveue
Jefferson Avenue
Bove
Finnegan
Dougherty
Diuar
Political Platform Aid Sparks Voting Call
A fragment urges support for Behadt and Horn, praising free trade and Chicago platform while attacking protectionist McKinley aligned figures. The text frames choices as clear for democracy and voters.
TWO CHURCH SUPPERS AT ELM PARK AND PENN AVENUE
Elm Park church and Penn Avenue Chapter church held large supper events with elaborate menus including fried oysters chicken salad ham and cake. Committees led by Mrs C B Stott and Mrs A Hittenender organized the meals with many helpers and an orchestra providing music for diners.
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Toadies’ Aid Society
Elm Park Church
B. Stott
HW. M. Prendergast
Cc. M. Gillin
J. J. Crawford
N. BE. Rice
L. C. Heesler
G. B. Hin
PB. I. Peck
Laibach
Charles Hill
B& FP Fenner
Underwraad
Musver
Shapp
Serace
Penn Avenue
Phapter
Parker House
Mra
A. Hittenender
D. A. Capwell
BE. K. Crothamel
H. A. Etrowniki
Ni A. Baker
Alfred Atkinson
D, Atkinson
J. Cooper
W. M. Browning
J. Colvin
J. K. Dixon
H. Cronsdale
Bireher
E. Evans
FE. Browning
Carpenter
M. Keller
Es Ida Rittenbender
Durty
G. Durie
Dp. Courtright
A. Atkinson
F. Doud
Trowning
M. Estelle
MM. Clifford
M. Bates
M. Cane
F. Adam
EK. Bennett
Sexuti
Stanton Resigns as Superintendent at South Steel Mill
John O. Stanton resigns as general superintendent of the South Steel mill of the Lackawanna Steel Company after leading the plant since it opened. Edward Lynde becomes superintendent, Harvey Swartz promoted to Lynde’s former post, and T. McGannon named foreman. Stanton’s future work remains undetermined.
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John ©. Stanton
South Steel
Lackawanna Trot and Steel Company
Stanton
Eoward Lynde
Harvey Swartz
Leavnde
T. §. McGannon
Stainton
Tie
Oly
James Cush Injured When Thrown From Wagon
James Cush was severely injured yesterday on Washington Avenue after his wagon collided with a wagon tied to the Erie and Wyoming Valley depot. He was knocked unconscious when his head struck a curb. he was taken home on Phelps Street where his wounds were dressed. The injuries are reported not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cush
Washington Avenue
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Cugh
Joe
Phelps Street
Bellevue Youth Brutally Beaten Near Jersey Central Round House
A Bellevue boy named Anthony Mangan, aged M, was held up and beaten Wednesday near the Jersey Central round house on his route from Goldsmith's Bazaar to Third Street. He was partly conscious when found and taken home. Dr. Walker and Dr. Kearney treated him. Warrants issued for the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Anthony Mangan
Jersey Central Round House
Mangan
Goldsmith's Bazaar
Third Street
Dre. Walker
Kearney
Ad Claims For Dr Agnew Liver Pile Gems
An old ad touts Dr Agnew's Liver Pile claiming it cures constipation biliousness sick headache. Sold by Matthews Bros with a promise of strong curative qualities and high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Matthews Bros
Good Races at Driving Park Amid Mixed Weather Conditions
Cheltenham Prince won the 2.30 Cinssi Bonita and Jo-Jo captured the team race, Maggie Davis won two heats of the 2.28. Raven will challenge Bila F’s track record of 2:15. Three well contested races decided with a light crowd, firm fast track, and autumn-speed conditions.
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Cheltenham Prince
Scranton Divs
al- Wayf
Percens
Moheltenham Perinde
Stanndard
Pet Hand
Tonite
do-Jo
Moncle Davie
James Kelly
Dupriere
J. W. Houger
Taylor
Mod C
Beamins
Margie Davis
Notes of the Turf and Mild Showers Hit Louisville Meet
Louisville reports light showers dampening crowds at the Driving and Fair association meet with two heats run. Nivolet won the 2:10 pace heat while Emily captured the 2:16 trot heat. Cal. Loemonee was distanced. Marian Mills the guideless pacer at Helmont track failed to beat 2:04% Mile record finishing 2:07% and will trial again Saturday before Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Driving and Fair Association
Nivolet
Emily
Cal
Loemonee
Philadelphia
Marian Mills
Helmont
North Penn
Vithig Mae
Alowes
Chicago
Remarkable Thibet Adventure Book Preview Promises Sunday Press
An author recounts a daring attempt to reach the Throne of the Goda in Thibet with a graphic account slated for next Sunday’s Philadelphia Press. The issue also teases new antidote news, electrical cooking, and extensive sports and society features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goda
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Sunday Press
Republican Victory Hopes Rise Across Ticket
Early reports indicate a strong Republican push with all signs pointing to victory next Tuesday. The party seeks to energize supporters and consolidate supremacy in Democratic Lackawanna ahead of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuonday
Jaet
Democratic Lackawanna
Nose Clues Nab Thief in Bold Arrest
In a dramatic arrest Hotmen notes the thief’s sunburned nose revealing a stolen wheel. He concludes the man would not buy a cap and uses a common hat to hide the truth. The thief is taken into custody and sentenced to hard labor for life.
Goodwins Joke With Sullivan At Chicago Engagement
In Chicago Nat Goodwin, famed comedian, joked with fellow actor John L. Sullivan at a hotel bar. Sullivan bent to be amused as crowds watched. Goodwin teased him asking who the big fellow was, sparking a playful confrontation that left some spectators fainting before the stunt cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Chicago
Nat Goodwin
Goodwin
Puginat
Lonton
Joan L. Sullivan
Godwin
Notura
Arenult Sullivan
Juvenile and Comet Football Clash Planned at Saltwater Ground
The Juveniles will play the Comets on the Saltwater ground if they wish to get a return game. Dunward eleven will also play a football on Nomeroaids. All members of the Com players are asked to respond for practice. J Holmes is captain and Jane Lavelle is manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comets
Janes Lavelle
Comet
Jra
Dunward
Nomeroaids
J. Holmes
Sherlock Holmes Deduces Bicycle Thief From Simple Details
In a Vim text column style scene Sherlock Holmes explains eye opening clues. He deduces the thief’s bicycle type from sunburn on hands and gait. A companion gasps at the method and the detective’s confident conclusions.
Public Exhibition Promises New Collection Next Sunday
Henry Ravage Lander, noted artist explorer, is linked to a forthcoming exhibition. The report notes his troubling past and hints at a provocative display opening next Sunday for public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ravage Lander
Football Teams Invited to Win Prize for Season Performance
Teams may win a Spaulding J football and inflator by posting the highest win percentage this season. Conditions require purchasing uniforms and goods from us and playing at least six games. Enter by leaving names and reporting all games and scores, including those already played.
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Josaupy
James AL Thrry
J. Alton Davie
Ward
Horn End
Duffy Aid
Strauss & Lanahan
Wilkes-Barre
Tuple
Alesander Melidpald
McDowall
Alnerall
Pine Brook Boys
John O. Stanton
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South Steel Mill
Boy
Pili
Driving Park
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Maric
Bo Ni
David Jomox
Silver Prines
Sliver Prince
Doras
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Cheltenham
Hall
Flom. Spencer
FF. L. Crane
Sammars
Clare
Westtinke
Mattie
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Osmeeven
Tvetvertene
OOD
Miret
Tfirat
Nicol
Atcalus Seana
Atake
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Geers
Cathle A
Wythe
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Thomas
Winsett
I. W. Cook
Bonita
Jo Jo
Ma Crawford
Welter
Dick Brown
Cook
Cime
Crawford
Schadt
Westlake
Boni
Joo Oo
Ycee
Haveseesseuess
New York
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Kanvus Tae
Eo H. Schadt
Yi, Crawford
Kit Cloud
Nelly
E.e
Tony Patterson
Wonleworth
Donker
Albert S
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Oxnard
Saratoga
Titty
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Ccanter
Miss Tenny
Otto
Pontomath-Fiainen
Banyock
Mjinnesus
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W. A, St. John
Weatlake
Maggie Davis
Miss Malton
Ty Hilew
Burnmery
Olaey
Blew
I. Hi Laviwis
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A Eanes BT. Lacey
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Cincinnati
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Rockwall
Haven
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Ella Tincom
Antrumen Luvernhant
Hal Pointer
Marie
James
Orange Leaf
DD. Sales
Walter J
Ll. J. Smith
Bowatys
Roo
Weetlike
Cheltenham Princes
Prank Crane
Deras
M. V. Morrie
Jim Doyle
L. A. Patterson
Scranton
Aranton
Patternon
Carborale Simpeon
Cartandale
Tavern
Mood LI
R. BE. Westlake
Ll. A. Patterson
Chicaro Record
Academy of Music Reis & Burgunder
HW. R
N. S. Wood
Orphans of New York
Boy Scout
Andy
Washburn-Burns Company
Land OF the Living
Lillian Waahonn
Lyceum
Theater
Mr. and
Mrs
Russ Whytal
Fale Mirena
Jacat
Sherlock Holmes, Jr
Sherlock Holmes
Choo
Cal Holmes
Sherlock Solmes
Neatepr
Niuautr
Pt Ov
MR. Otis Harlan
Newton
Melody
Regulat
Davis’ Theater
Merry Maidens
Burlesquers
Oher
Bow Alll
Borden
Eagle
York
C.m.florey
Wyoming Ave
A. W. Jurisch
AGT
Stetson
National Supply and Metal Co
BORA
Orrick
Top Wist
A. Ave
M.E. Keeley
Scranton, Pa
Barbour’s Home
Credit House
Lackawanna Ave
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