City notes a broadside of town news and court cases
Alderman Millar jostichtg presided over minor local offenses including a 500 bond for an alleged husband support issue at Bromley Avenue. A cavalry meeting was announced, and Company C of the Thirteenth went over general matters. Delaware and Tideon paid August wages at multiple collieries. Frederick Swentzel, ex rector, injured by a cannon explosion at a Brooklyn veterans event. Two teens fined for throwing objects through school windows. more arrests followed. A September issue of a local paper highlighted Scranton writers and municipal themes. A 15 year old bride case ended in marriage after a mistaken belief of wedlock.
North Main Avenue Pave Slowed By Trust Deadlock
City Engineer Phillips says Girard Construction lags three months on North Main Avenue paving. Only half completed to Providence Square with 500 feet more laid recently. He may halt further road tearing to finish a fixed point before winter.
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Phillips
North Main Avenue
Girard Construction Company
Providence Square
Tribune Mon
Changes at the Library Pose New Readings for Kids
Readers marvel at an upper floor remodeling that yields a novel slide like device. Sam the janitor explains a reading room now under construction and a new use for a front window propelling furniture for a playful display.
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Sam
Owas
Hughes Tries Escape From Police Escort
Paddy Hughes from the Notch, jailed drunk Tuesday night, attempts to flee while being moved from Centre Street station to city hall. Patrolman Karus pursues through Lackawanna yard. Hughes falls near the freight cars and is knocked down, then recaptured.
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Paddy" Hughes
Notch
Centre Street
Center Street
Tion Howee
Meexo Jones
Day
Karas
Nel
Parry
Goertt
Hughes
Jones
Wroming Avenue
Une
Karla
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackatonnes Yard
Karlus
Karka
Mughes
Perapleing
Proposition to Divide Lackawanna Presbytery Discussed
The Lackawanna Presbytery in Shickshinny paused Wednesday on a plan to split into two bodies. Ministers Mills Morse Hey Hasshow led the debate while Rev Dr Stewart and Logan opposed. An overture on a general assembly revision was also discussed. Rev S C Hodge presented the bills and overtures report.
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Lackawanna
Shickshinny
W. F. Freund
Urea
Mills
Morse
Hey
Hasshow
Stewart
Logan
Presbytery
General Assembly
S.C. Hodge
Dr. Hemmingary
Bloomsbury
International Christian Endeavor
London
Four More Speakeasy Cases Probed by City Officials
Yesterday the speakeasy crusaders arrested four individuals. Thomas Thomas, proprietor of a tapping house on Parte Bone Street Went Scranton, was arraigned before the mayor on a warrant and fined ten dollars after witnesses testified to beer sales. Mary Costello was bailed for court after being taken into custody. Bail was posted for William Phillips and Phelin McDonald as Alderman Pulley presided.
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Speakeasy
Moir
Robert Wilson
Men's Union
Thomas Thomas
Partebone Street
Scranton
Mary Costello
Washington Avenue
Wik
Robert Wilken
Halley
Willam Phillips
Capouse Ave
Hue
de Lacy
Phelin McDonald
Larch Street
Aldermin Pulley
Relief Fund for Galveston Sufferers Consolidated
Funds started by the bow of trade and the Lackawanns Trust and Bale Deposit company for Galveston relief have been consolidated. Secretary Atherton urged rapid contributions, noting many thousands of dead in the Texas city and citing Binghamton as an example of early giving despite chaotic text in the source.
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Kleon
Scrantonians
Moir
Gore
James Gardner Sanderson
Atherton
Card of Trade
Fon
Bow of Trade
Lackawanns Trust
Bale Deposit Company
Galveston
Truide
Texas City
Binghamton
Rerontes
Howe
A Word to Mathews on Cough Remedies
A historical notice praises a cough remedy claiming natural ingredients and narcotic free formula. It asserts nationwide distribution and endorsement by physicians and states that mothers of affected children should not hesitate to use it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
United States
Matthews
Phillips appointed general agent for Bangor and Portland railroad
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad announces C. J. Phillips will serve as general agent in charge of operation and traffic for the Bangor and Portland line with an office in Banfor Pa. He comes from Des Moines where he was a division freight agent for the Rock Island and has long ties with key railroad executives. The Portland and Bangor line is seen as a major growth feeder for the Lackawanna system amid expanding cement slate and coal business.
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Clarke
Trafic
Caldwell
Lackawanna
Rock Island
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Scranton
C. J. Phillips
Bangor and Portland Railroad
Banfor
T. E. G Clarke
B. D. Caldwell
W. H. Truesdale
Des Moines
Iowan
Beales
Truesdale
Pamps
Chirke
Michigan
SS. Louis
Harmoanhie
Portland
Buriger
Dacksawanna
Northampton
Funeral of John Lynch at Tobyhanna
The funeral for John Lynch of Tobyhanna, a well known Lambo nun killed Sunday by a falling timber, was held yesterday at the family home with a requiem mass by Rev. Manus of Green Ridge. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery after a service noting the deceased's Christian character.
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John Lynch
Tobyhanna
Manus
Green Hidge
Dunn
Feranton
Catheral Cemetery
Trane LD. Cause
Paniel Whalen
H. J. Collins
John Dowling
James Thertey
The Viaduct Ordinance Faces Second Reading Hope
The ordinance is likely to pass a second and perhaps third reading tonight. Supporters push urgent need for the structure while opponents expect delays over a petition and a pending committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Tev
Defense Theory In Baylor Case Involves Hunters Starting Fire
The trial includes witness testimony that the blaze appeared on Baylor land while Stephens claimed no fire on his property. Stephens and his lawyer dispute responsibility, asserting hunters in the neighborhood likely started the fire. Other cases traverse naturalization, damages, and nonsuit rulings, with various parties and amounts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Baylor
Naturalization Court
Debate Over Representation At Carpenters Union Convention
Report of Amendments to the constitution occupies sessions as President Huber dismisses delegates. Committee suggests state conventions elect delegates to national body, limiting representation. reading to extend into forenoon.
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United Brotherhood of Carpenters
Huber
Frank Duffy
New York
J. Z. Grimes
Galveston
Tex
P. Rowland
Cincinati
Price
Scranton
David Kiely
Detdit
Mich
Grit Assembly
PF. J. Moettuke
Philadelphia
Delegaites
Roth
International Correspondence Shoals
Wolon al Expres
de. Miller
Louis
Oa ‘Tribune Mint
Beranton
Fiet
Lichty Celery Nerve Compound Promises Broad Cure
An advertisement touts Lichty s Celery Nerve Compound as a universal remedy for nervous diseases neuralgia paralysis piles liver and kidney ailments and female complaints. It claims to reach the disease seat and cure thoroughly and speedily. Sold by Matthews rs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Ros
Mayor Reinstates Officers Amid মাম Battle for Wages
Major Everett War ren orders that Lieutenant Michiel F. Spellman and Patrolman J. F. Jones be placed at the head of the November term list due to case importance. The officers, ousted by Mayor, dispute removal and sue to recover allegedly unpaid wages while idle awaiting reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Warren
Michiel F. Spellman
J. F. Jones
Dimes Moly
Ely Ce
Dhulby
Naturalization Batch Processed By Judge Archibald
A large group of men had their naturalization papers ground through by Judge Archibald yesterday. The list includes numerous names such as Gene Varonelli, Micichnel Collajlin, and Antanas Wouter among others in a lengthy session with the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
Ol Vonie
Dotute Grawinita
Nivalo Sen ‘In
County jail case and local appointments slate court actions
Yesterday the court appointed Edward Sherwom tax collector for Glenburn borough replacing William A. Flick. John Mewreadowk faced charges of scene and receiving with $540 bail. Detective Will H. Dlit ford withdrew prosecutions against four Olyphant men for selling liquor without license. Several liquor licenses and local business notes appeared during the afternoon session.
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Mike Bostella
Ghee
Chorses
Edward Sherwom
Glenburn
William A. Flick
John Mewreadowk
Ball
Jacob Sura- Vita
B. Smith
Robert FF. Wilson
Men's Union
Patrick F. Gerrity
Bank
Lacka
Seling
Grand Jury
Yeaterday
Will H. Dlitford
John O'Hara
John Conners
Thomas Patton
Patelek F
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Delaware and Tudeon Company
Midmouth
Nymouth
Frederick Swentzel
Trederick Swentael
Mev. de
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Pearl I
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Millar Jostight
Aohool
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Winelli
Cade
Karius
Galveston Relief Fund
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Vore
Shee
Mathews
Portland & Bangor
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Woodwell
Bangor
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William Taylor
Benton
Loren Stephens
Albricht
J. C. Newcomb
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Mr. Paine
Tirant Reynolds
Rod. Weidman
A. P. Clark
J. ¢ Reynolds
Albert Staunton
Ben Stanton
Joseph Winter
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Oakley
Maury HM
Thompson Few
Pousen
Haintiff
Martin Allen
Central Pennsylvant Brewing Company
Windlord
Max Plorstein
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Verde
Teterne
T. Fianlond
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National Bank of
China
Casey Bros
Dr. Reyer
Spruce
Court House News Notes
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
J.D. Williams & Bro
V. A
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Zenola Company
Cushman Bros, Co., Distributors
Nudson St
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