City Notes Chronicle Local Police and Court Actions
The grand jury will file its final report this morning. Mounted Officer Dyer arrested a man for lecturing the Washington monument. Lesk Sergeant Delter has resigned after a two week vacation. Join O’Donnell was committed to the county jail for threatening his wife. The Scranton Firemen’s union plans dissolution with a final meeting next Thursday at Nay Augen eine house. Mrs. W. B. Doggan aided Charitis case proceedings involving Lizzie Mulnock. F. Van Nort named judge of Wellwellon Ward Eight in place of Arjagijowell. Tartley Mulpock recovering from stab wounds in Bellavae. Richard Graves appointed to succeed H. S. Gardner as tax collector of Beatt Township. H. P. Rank takes junior physician post at Lackawanna Hospital as T. Cushing Jones resigns. Interment for Mrs. May Griggs set for Dunmore cemetery Sunday afternoon. Patriotic Order of True Americans members asked to meet at 82 Franklin Avenue with services at 2 pm at her home. Fifty-second regiment reunion note corrected. Woman’s Relief Corps served dinner and supper, not Caterer Harley. Funeral of Mrs. Mercie Tripp Morton held at Wyoming residence. Rev. Wilkon Treibte officiated. interment at Wyoming cemetery. John T. Gibbons of Taylor sues Robert Wits for alleged note dispute seeking 5,000 dollars. parties’ attorneys are Prien & Kelly.
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Dyer
Washington Monument
Lesk
Robert Delter
Join O'Donnell
Alderman Howe
Catherine
Scranton Firemen’s Union
Nay Augeneine House
W. 2. Doggan
Agi
Lizsie Mulnock
F. van Nort
Elwellon
Arjagijowell
Richard Graves
Archbald
Gardner
Taxen
Beatt Township
Br. H. P. Rank
Fine Grove
Sohayiki County
Lackawanna Hospital
T. Cushing Jones
May Griggs
Dunmore Cemetery
Patriotic Order of True Americans
Frankin Avenue
Yestersey
Fifty-second Regiment
Eara Gritin
Harley
Mercie Tripp Morton
Wilkon Treibte
Wyoming Methodist Church
Wyoming
John T. Gibbons
Taylor
Robert Wits
Mir Wille
Gibbons
Prrien & Kelly
Thirteenth Regiment Breaks Camp Near Scranton
Dispatches to The Tribune indicate the Thirteenth Regiment will likely break camp today and reach Scranton by evening. General Gobin has authority from Snowden to remove the regiment at his discretion. Wet tent canvass from Thursday night rain delayed orders. The regiments will dismantle their own tents.
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Tespatches
Tribune
Scranton
Gobin
Snowden
Portraits and exhibits at court house square tonight
Prominent figures and leading candidates featured on the large screen in court house square this evening. Naval vignettes and six colored views of Independence Bell to be shown along with Thorvaldsen statues in twenty pieces including Apostles Christ and more. Sleeping car to New York via Lehigh Valley line may depart Wilkes-Barre after 9 p m arriving 4 23 am tickets on Lackawanna avenue.
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Court House Square
Unite States
Thorvaldsen
Daniah
Folluawe
Christ
Lord Byron
Venus
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanna Avenue
New Trials Denied In Three Cases
Judge D W Searle of Montrose issued three opinions denying new trials in the A C Tunstall v J F Bacheleiter et al O'Donnell v Breck and Thayne v Scranton Traction cases. He ruled evidence was not material and juries correctly decided disputed facts in each instance.
Jury Hears Jennings Lehigh Valley Trial Updates
Judge Searle finished the charge and the jury remained out past midnight with no verdict in the Jennings Lehigh Valley case. Defense counsel Warren and Barnes won concessions on compensation and lost wages guidance while Mahon attacked corporate hearts and urged respect for individuals. Separate cases included a verdict for the Manney defendants over land in the Third ward and a sanity inquiry for Ann Mullen, found to be lunatic with an $8 monthly pension.
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Jennings-Lehigh Valley
Searle
Major Warren
Barnes
Mahon
Plannef
Everett and Marks Wood Sisters Burlesque at Davis Theatre
Big Spectacular Company brings three days of burlesque and vaudeville to Davis Theatre starting Monday matinee. Everett and Marks and Wood Sisters headline with a cast of about twenty. includes local burlesque The King of the Isle of Scranton featuring Bobby Mack, a city resident.
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Everett and Marks
Wood Sister
Davis
Scranton
Bobby Mack
Felts Hoysratd Case Heads To Rule To Show Cause
In Felts versus Hoysradt and others Judge Archbald grants a rule to show cause why a non-suit for non-appearance should not be stricken. Felts’ attorneys argue the case was removed to Pike county under the 1844 act and the local court lacks jurisdiction. Dallas Fair runs Sept 28 to Oct 1, 1897, with top race horses and ample accommodations, including a pony yard and extra stable space.
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W. Co. Tunstall Ve
J. FP. Baumoteter
Tam Aull
D. W. Bearle
P. J
Isaac B. Felts
Hoysradt
Archbald
A. Ricketts
EB. Merrifield
Mr. Felts
Pike County
Dallas
Long-Lost Son Found in Shamokin After 24 Years
Mrs. John Ash learned her son John Jones Jones now William John Jones, alive in Shamokin after 24 years. He wrote home as a miner and said one child died this month. Mrs. Ash and her daughter plan to visit Shamokin Monday.
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Shamokin
John Ash
Dickson Works
John Jones
Ash
Monster Meeting of Mutual Aid Elects Officers
A large gathering of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Car and Machine Shops Mutual Aid association elected officers for the coming year. The event unfolded from Powell's music store on Wyoming avenue to the court house arbitration room and then the main corridor due to space constraints. J B McCannon presided as votes proceeded with William O Connor stepping aside for Norman Griggs. William H Collins was named corresponding secretary.
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Car and Machine Shops Mutual Aid Association
Powell's Music Store
Wyoming Avenue
Court House
J. B. McCannon
William O'Connor
Norman Griggs
William H. Collins
World of Novelties at the Academy of Music three nights
Gué Hill's World of Novelties will appear at the Academy of Music for three nights starting Monday. Brown's Uncle Tom's Cabin company offers a matinee this afternoon and a regular show tonight at the Lyceum, with Kellar to perform Monday evening.
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Gué Hill
Academy of Music
Brown
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The
Lyceum
Superintendent Sanborn thanks Indies relief corps for meal aid
Superintendent Sanborn of the Rescue Mission expresses gratitude to the Woman's Relief Corps No. 60 for providing a large supply of food at last night's reunion meeting. The meal will be distributed today to the needy as announced by G. G. Sanborn.
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Sanborn
Woman's Relief Corps
No. 60
G. G. Sanborn
Dallas Fair Promises Grand Show and Racing Program
The Dallas Fair management vows a top attraction this year with the Myrtle Peek continuation and an unmatched racing programme. The event runs from Tuesday to Friday, September 28 to October 1, promising lavish food and a premier local entertainment experience in the region.
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Dallas
Dalles
Bargain Watches and Silver Gifts in Special Values
A bustling sale offers watches with case hand engraving and silver pieces at low prices. Watches highlight stem wind and set options with bargains around $3.90 and $2.50, plus nickel case boys watches and a selection of sterling silver and china items offered at 25¢ and 50¢.
Kid Gloves at Old Prices Highlight Monday Sale
The store touts a full glove stock with $1.00 gloves claimed superior in fit and quality. Aimed at home goods buyers, linens and napkins are promoted with a special Monday reduction, noting big advances in values and goods at old prices.
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City Notes
Montrose
Sons of America
O'Donnell
Breck and Thayne Traction Company
D. W. Searle
A. C. Tunstall
J. F. Bocheleter
Ellen O'Donnell
Charles du Pont Breck
Edward Thayre
Scranton Traction Company
Tunstall
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Hons of America Publishing Company
Providence Register
J. A. Hopewell
Hopewell
W. C. Tunstall
Bons of America
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Churdge Searle
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Justice Agnew
Supreme Court of Pennsylvanian
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Davis’ Theatre
Mica Street
Petersburg
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William Conwell
Michael Walters
James Riggies
McConnon
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James Brogan
Thomas Lawson
Lindsay McMillan
Mr. Shimer
Knights of Pythias
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Kellar
Times
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Holiday
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the Rexford Co
Lacka. Ave
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