Suit Over 13 Year Equity Case Ends in Denial of Dismissal
In the long standing equity dispute A T D Dean trustees v W W Winton and others Judge Archibald overruns the defense motion to dismiss for want of due prosecution. The case has haunted the court since 1871 with delays and related litigation surrounding the Griffin wool tract and church interests. The judge keeps the suit alive pending fuller proof and accountability for proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T D. Dean
W. W. Winton
Archibald
Janix
Joeenh @Phurch
Isaae Dean
Thomas Livey
Griffin Woal
Soganton
Mr. Winton
Weg
Rogand
Son
Leihg
Prwced
W. W. Lathrop
Catherine Winton
Common Pleas
Arelibald
Poe
Fell township election contest nears final hearing
Judge Archbald refused a further extension but testimony may continue by agreement. Respondent’s counsel M J Walsh argues delays harmed his case and seeks a chance to present witnesses. Donovan considers the request as 43 percent of witnesses have been examined in twenty five hearings with about 9200 in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiureh
W. W. Winton
Tsune Destin
Dean
Thorns Livery
Dean Quirter
Incby
Livey
A. D. Dean
Winten
Archbald
Fell
M. J. Walsh
C. C. Donovan
Donovan
Contest of John Carey will ends as contestant fails to appear
The will contest filed by Frank Carey of 1410 Lugurne Street against the Taylor estate was abruptly terminated when the contestant did not attend the hearing on the caveat. Register Koch dismissed the proceedings and no grounds were disclosed beyond implied discontent with the will’s distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carey
Taylor
Frank Carey
Lugerne Street
Negister Koch
Estate funding settles with $500 payment
For a mere $500, while his sisters secured the balance of the estate.
Divorce Petitions Filed By Longcor And Lippincott
Phoebe Longcor of Oakford court seeks a divorce from Herbert Longcor alleging desertion after a marriage July 8 188? lasting three years. Florence Lippincott of Scranton seeks divorce from Sheppard Lippincott after a brief married life of twenty five days from May 21 1888 to June 15 18??. Attorney J F Gilroy and R E A Shurtlett represent the parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Longcor
Oakford Court
J. F. Gilroy
Herbert
Longcor
Florence Many Lippincott
Scranton
Shepperd L. Lippinestt
RE. A. Shurtlett
Court House News Notes Followed by Local Polling Change
A fragmented report notes John Belly charged with assault and battery in a case totaling 300 dollars, aided by attorney Menke. It mentions John Copeland's suit for trespass against Nevle Franke and others and a court action related to polling station relocation in North Aldtown with Archbald presiding. Mr Koboria appears among police signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darge
John
Marty Walsh
Audgott
Menke
Coil
John Copeland
Nevle Franke
Clarke
Archbald
Aldtnyton
Cites Teoberts
Koboria
Testimony in Russian Case at Lipsk Hearing
A hearing before Alderman Millar in the case of Mathias Lazar against Lipsk postmaster over 400 dollars embezzlement was held. Witnesses Legar and Notary Kiesel testified. the money was sent to Lazar's wife in Lipsk and later found to be only 519 realgies. The Lipsk postmaster is jailed awaiting continuation of testimony in New York by Russian authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
Mathias Lazar
Lipsk
Russia
Legar
Kiesel
New York
Liar
Mt. Pleasant
Old Country
Sophia Taizir
Notary Kiesel
Lasar
Prussia
Russlin
Leipsic
Laazar
Tunnel
Lagar
Marriage of Misa Mandane Ry mor and C Augustue Battenberg
The marriage occurred last evening at the bride’s parents home in Jermyn attended by close relatives. Rev M D Fuller performed the ceremony with the couple unaccompanied in peau de soie attire. a formal reception followed. The newlyweds departed on the 10 o clock train for Buffalo to begin their honeymoon, with best wishes from a wide circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mandane Rymor
I. A. Willman
Jermyn
C. Augustue Battenberg
Archbald
South Main Street
M. D. Fuller
Methodist Fepiscopal Church
Meeting of United Mine Workers Board in Indianapolis
Tomorrow the executive board of the United Mine Workers of America meets in Indianapolis to consider local unions applying to strike next Saturday. Fred Dilcher reports on conditions here and the outcome hinges on operator concessions and the national board’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Board of Mine Workers Union
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Hazleton
Fred Dilteher
Dilcher
Dempsey
Lackawanna Avenue
National Board
Wildcats South Face McDowell in September Board Roundup
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western board agenda lists Wildcats South and Wildcats North crews, engine details, and schedule notes. Key names include McDowell, Patrick Meonigan, Henry Gilligan, James Dockur, and various train crews with arrival and departure times through the day and night.
Miners Hold Pending Demand as Loomis Absent
The article notes a 10 percent wage demand being pushed by a United Mine Workers committee at Lackawanna Avenue headquarters. Workers at about eighteen collieries failed to appear for shifts, and Superintendent Loomis remains away on vacation, not expected back until today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis
Tiwan
United Mine Workers of America
Lackawanna Avenue
Firemen Run on Lackawanna Rail Line After Missed Exams
The firemen who missed their examinations are now operating engines on the Lackawanna railroad. Listed are Hallstead Samuel Welle A McLeod A Slicker F Tingley Elwood KEdin acer Barney Phillips Bert Maynami Allen Ward W E B Ferguson Scranton Samuel Pipher Reuben Gillingham Emory Setzer Reuson Jones Frank Stanton William May Joslh Richmond David Bryant William Washburn James Robertson J Wilcox M Whitford Peck Henry Moritan Thomas Durr Frank Muetick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Hallstead
Samuel Welle
A. McLeod
A. Slicker
F. Tingley
Elwood Kedinacer
Barney Phillips
Bert Maynami
Allen Ward
W. E B. Ferguson
Scranton
Samuel Pipher
Reuben Gillingham
Emory Setzer
Reuson Jones
Frank Stanton
William May
Joslh Richmond
David Bryant
William Washburn
James Robertson
J. Wilcox
M. Whitford
Peck
Henry Moritan
Thomas Durr
Frank Muetick
Railroad officials tour and schedule changes at Lackawanna
Master Car Builder Canfield of the Lackawanna is in Dayton on company business. President Trousdale and others inspect the Lackawanna division. A union meeting delegates election is planned in Binghamton. Cayuga mine resumes after two months idle for repairs. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen consults officials. From Sept 20 1900 double track on Bloomebore branch Scranton to near Nanticoke will operate right instead of left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield
Lackawanna Railroad
Dayton
Ohio
Trousdale
Clarke
McFarlan
Lackawanna Division
Binghamtonoon
Cayuga Mine
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
M. T. Casey
A. M. Daly
Lowlaville
Robert Sproul
Union Committee Delays Meeting With Superintendent Leomis
A Lackawanna union committee plans to wait on Superintendent Leomis but the meeting is postponed as talks focus on wage and policy adjustments. Local officials expect a new schedule to be set after preliminary discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Union
Leomis
Coul de
Havers band concert at Nay Aug park afternoon program
The programme lists an Havers band performance at Nay Aug park this afternoon featuring Mawh The Man Wind te Gyn Overature a medley Dixieland style pieces and several waltz and medley selections including The Girl and The Winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havers
Nay Aug Park
Troy
Maret
Watts Antuss the
Bea
Minty
Briss Quartette
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Borden
Condensed Milk Borden's CondeNsed MiLk Co
Dean Winton
Court House
D., L. & W. Board For Today
The
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Board
Windcats
South
McDowell
M—F. Menlo
m.—Colvin
Wednewby
Wildcats
Daily's
Aidbing
Larkis
Gilligan
WEM
Mallett
FL Steven
Wow Mh
Doherty
van Vlelt
Moi Eamlister
North
Froumfelker
Hore Siehola
Binger
Puller
m—Morwn
M—M. Finnerty
Magovett
Nouth
Fam
Carmody
Tiuhdpatt
Manamitt
Masters
Wall
Thuidhan
Wlaweles
Pieri
McCann
Rey
Froketiat
Patrick Meonigan
Henry Gilligan
James Dockur
Connell and Wallac
Scranton's Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace, Was
Kington Avenue
Third National Bank
United States
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
ViceePres
William H. Peck, Casnier
Bpecia
Densten
Spruce St. Temp.com
Scranson PA
Anhood
Trength
Pellip
Wein Porkoee
Adilres Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago, Ill
McDarrah & Thomas
Drugfinte
Lackawanna Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Connel
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
Sadai
Hanan
Eas Wal
Mediiral Traud
Wyoming
Duponts
Kapause Chemical Company
Confall Building
Thos
Plymouth
Wilkes
Viyer
Davidow
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Pennsylvania
Moose Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
California Fig Syrup Co
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