Agreed to Live as Man and Wife Testimony in Scranton Case
Mrs. Hall testified that she and Charles B Hall lived as man and wife after an accident with Beranton Hallway Co. She admitted they were not married and that two children were born, both now dead. The court granted a continuance to substitute the administrator for the deceased husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles FE. Hall
Schnell Court
Anna Brumbauch
Hall
Beranton Hallway Company
Mudtown
Charles B. Hall
Charles# Ki. Hall
Anna Hall
Major Nverett Warerti
Mall
Wall
Gadh
Iit
Dend
Avisone
Kelley
Bria
Wolfrang
Penn Avenue
Wee
Kelly
Wolfgang
Nell
Weiss
Searle
J.D. Stocker
Jermyn Wis
Brooker
Wil
D. KK. Thikley
W. Thompson
Orient Insurance Company
Moon Sues Dimock for Defamation in Carbondale
William RK Moon of Carbondale through Vosburg & Dawson filed a damage suit for 10000 against Dimock alleging defamation of character. Moon seeks $1000 bail entry. both men former Carbondale school board members, noted as leading local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rk, Moon
Carbondale
Hil
Vosburg & Dawson
Doln Wy. Dimock
Dimock
Ncaplis
Copeland
Carbondale School Board
Moon
C. H. Lee
Lee
Local Deeds Recorder Issues Coal Police Commissions
Warnke reports near zero commissions issued to coal and transport police by coal companies in the county. Governor grants commissions under a past act, giving officers the usual powers, with local recording required before becoming effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder of Deeds Warnke His
Tran
Thi County
Peice
Recorder of Deeds
Court Hearing Sets Bail in Local Theft Cases
Yesterday Judge Joan F P Kelly presided over bonds for Wachich Porsu larceny and receiving with $200 bail posted by Mike Palace and Frank Vantraski as surety. Steve Btckowski charged with larceny and receiving with $200 bail. Peter Hrecko as surety. George Scovoe Joseph Scovo faces tir cony and receiving with $200 bail. Michael Heznay as surety. Frank Zillinski charged with assault and battery and highway robbery with $1,000 bail. John Kane as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan FP. Kelly
Wachich Porsu
Mike Palace
Frank Vantraski
Steve Btckowski
Peter Hrecko
George Scovoe
Joseph Scovo
Michael Heznay
Frank Zillinski
Charles Nevsky
John Kane
Petition Seeks Viewers for Abington and Factory Condemnation
A petition filed with the court by Attorney BR. H. Holgate asks for the appointment of viewers to condemn the Abington and Factory properties. The action aims to authorize eminent domain proceedings and determine just compensation for the properties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. H. Holgate
Abington and Factory
Condemnation Sought for Ville Turnpike Route
The proposed condemnation covers the road from the White Church in Chinchilla to the county line above LaPlume. It runs through Clark's Summit Glenburn Dalton and La Plume with toll gates at Dalton Clark's Summit and Chinchilla. If approved the two toll gates at Dal ton and Clark's Summit would be removed.
Fragmented OCR List of Names and Places
A garbled OCR entry lists numerous names and locations including Minooka Scranton Heratiton McDonnell and Forge Anite GORI. The fragmentary text names individuals such as Mary Anna Priymarsha Dominico Salerno and Lana Bohrer with scattered monetary figures and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elichors Davin
Minooka Mra
Frances Cullery
Scranton
Wownply Bithian
Heratiton Atitia Rummakl
Senvecoene Orahion Thadileta McDonnell
Catherine
Botanlon Fraticledis Sentille
Duniono Dominico Salerno
Seeeveeerrooe
Mary Anna Priymarsha
Lioyd J
Patty
Discharges and Legal Actions From Local County Court
The following persons were discharged from the county jail yesterday. The last grand jury had rendered bills against them. Names include Hither, John Jack, Frank McClaret, Pelle Heeonakey, John Then, John Plus, dedi Tiley, Frank Zollitekt, George Tunho, Sele tian Horner, Julius Sanford, Libbie Vous and Joseph Dowton. A writ of foreign attachment was directed at the Philadelphia Grocery and Treduce company. The sheriff will draw jurors for the next term and issue traverse jurors for October. The will of Benjamin Davis was admitted to probate and letters testamentary granted to his widow Savage. The deceased leaves property to his wife for 10, with divisions among children Avi Allen Sider, Willow Davis, Artie Thvis, Mary Any Doi Menjamin Davis and Meter Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doonor Hither
John Jack
Frank McClaret
Pelle Heeonakey
John Then
John Plus
Dedi Tiley
Frank Zollitekt
George Tunho
Seletian Horner
Julius Sanford
Libbie Vous
Joseph Dowton
Trater
National Bank
Philadelpha Greocery and
Treduce Company
Paseaich
Sheri? Pryor
Grom Jorora
Henjamin Davis
Tate
Thibe Clty
Savder
Alvidol
Avi Allien Sider
Willow Davis
Artie Thvis
Mary Any Doi Menjamin Davie
Meter Davia
James Howard Found Guilty in Goebel Murder Trial
Frankfort Ky September 26 James Howard was found guilty of firing the shot that killed Senator Goebel and the jury fixed the penalty at death. The crime occurred in front of the capitol January 40 this year. The trial spanned weeks with nearly 100 witnesses and involved ongoing feuds among local factions. Howard, from Manchester, faces immediate penitentiary likely transfer, while appeals are planned. Interest grows over Henry Yutsney’s trial for complicity in the Goebel murder beginning next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Hasnes Howard
Goebel
Capitol
Fioebol Wan
Coleoneduck
Chinn
Petrudry O
Wash Crutcher
Howaard
Attorney Little
Hater
John Little
Howard
Board of Trade
Commonwealth
Tom Powell
Baker
Clay County
Henry Yutsney
Love Sick Florist Ends Life by Jumping Into River
Special to the Scranton Tribune Wilmington Delaware September 26 Charles F P McCafferty age 27 florist committed death by own action early this morning by leaping into the Christiana river at Shipley street wharf a bystander Warren Wilson saw a man kneeling in prayer then jump overboard a rope was thrown but he did not aid in time a note in his pocket showed he planned the act his mother Mrs Kate McCafferty says the death followed a broken engagement with the woman he loved and since then he was despondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Wilmington
Del
Charles FP. McCafferty
Christiand& River
Shipley Street Wharf
Warren Wilson
Daltmore
McCafferty
Kate McCafferty
Motron Street
Onowrd Avenue
Fatal quarreL of suitors in Birmingham tragedy
Exclusive report from The Associated Press details a roadside confrontation between Frank Davis and James Chapman over a country girl. Davis shot Chapman in the abdomen from near his sweetheart, Chapman fired back thrice and died, Davis survived hours, the girl escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Proms
Birmingham
Alm
Frank Davis
James
Chapman
Davie
Wun
Davis
Ae Chapman
Market Turbulence Dims as Short Sellers Rally Fails
New York notes a feverish, irregular day with a large scale wave of selling against short interests. Prices fell from late gains as extensive offerings met efforts to cover, leaving most stocks down from yesterday and a broad market retreat amid volatile trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newe York
Sept. Oh
Suis
Sapre
Norther Wade
Mikeouri Macify
Coli Wiliters
Eugen Gaina
Lin
Pennsylvania
New York
Local Dairy Advert Fragment With Miscellaneous Items
Fragmentary OCR listing items from a dairy and shop inventory. Mentions Buter Creamery Sadde Guba She ExceSelent western and various numbers such as 81.00 and 7449, with scattered references to gate and media. Content is garbled but indicates a late 19th or early 20th century storefront catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I G. Dale
Lackawanna Ave
Buter—Creamery
Wheat and corn prices mixed in Philadelphia market report
The Philadelphia market notes mixed movements in grain and other staples with wheat and corn showing firmer and higher quotes for certain grades while nearby stocks and futures vary. Reports include sales figures of 9,706 barrels of wheat and 7,000 bushels of oats along with shipping quotations for various grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Palatine 3 Vite Prime In Hhibh
Countey Dee Werte
Dirk di
Babes
Petlizy
Piim
Quiet New York Flour Market Amid Mixed Trends
The New York flour market showed overall quiet activity with several price adjustments and mixed demand signals. Elevator chatter noted slight shifts as various grades and futures were discussed, including references to white and colored varieties and routine market heat during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Goeth
Med
Bae
Opthuna Npn
Advange
Marek
Mike
Chiehng
Dee
Soniye
Mette
Ligand Ae
Tatirweater
Westion
Wheat market notes and commodity prices for Chicago
Chicago dated September 2 reports wheat prices advancing on firm demand and higher futures. Details list various wheat futures grades No 2 and No 1 with prices and accompanying notes on corn, oats, rye, and related commodities.
Unclear Ledger Notes Prompt Receipts and Miscues
Fragmented OCR style record shows miscellaneous receipts and payments with odd terms such as good coma, Mal, wtaerers to Boel, and 28.00. Mentions of 20 eure and various abbreviated names appear without coherent context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siu
Tom
Ries
Kowa
Aleep
Fort Liberte Cattle Market Report Alarms Local Traders
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Fort Liberte page item focusing on cattle trading activity. Mentions include cattle slowdowns, workers, rails, police, and local market terms. Data is partially garbled but indicates a market conditions summary for the day.
Contaminated Patent Medicines Warned In Toledo Notice
A fragmented clipping warns about fraudulent tonics and herbal cures sold in Toledo. It cites products like Hulls Catarrlare and Wall's Farily Pile, claiming they cure diseases and require constitutional treatment. The notice lists manufacturers and addresses while urging caution against deceptive claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Tie Myeten
Cheney
Toledo
Wall
Cileago Market Reports Mixed Steady Prices
Cileago reports a large cattle sale with 90 000 head including 4007 westerns and assorted stoves and stock items. Prices show steady to lower with quality interiors and best male cattle described as today. Trade includes good to prime steers and various calves and heifers priced around 2 900 to 6 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Reith
Lamba
Etree
Othe Ptive Litebs
Cileago
Bim
Steckers
Coum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Want Turnpike
Court House News Notes
James Howard
Charles McCafferty
Christiana River
Wall Street Review
Texana
Wille Anil Co
Cully
Feo
Furotehedordan & Co
Trouae
Vaise
Santa Seaas
Waltitieers
Lociaville & i Brit
Matilattan
Motyiopolitar Raction Bey Daily
Norfolk & Ester
Ontario
Wealern
Trina
Southern Air
Anne
York
Acti Scranton Board of Trade
National Ly Asea
Kerinton Savings
Wee Beranton Packton
National Ng
Aeeewe
Pont Maid Discount
Hank A Oon
Beonem: Light, HW. & P. Co
Lacksat & Sale Deposit Co
Ene
Shranton Paint Co
Clark & Bnover Co
Aes
Beranton Trenis & O
Beranton Axle
Senseenee Oon
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Toa County Savings Bank & Trust Co
Toe
Firtsantana Bank
Konia Drilling Eeetearee
National Ban Aereeeee
Beranton Belt Amd
First Mort
Lacka
Sty of
Scranton &T
Imp
Hector
Scranton Traction
Philadelphia Grain and Produce
Chicago Grain and Produce
Chicago
Timothy
Taek
Llak
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Cattle Market
Old Market
Ant
Hylannes
Shipeentha
Sans Sturge
Miike
Weoragen
Ondale
Connolly and
Wallac
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace
Third National Bank
United States
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
Cassist
NEW York Hotels
Westminster Hotel
Cor
L D. Crawford
Wanamakera
Blogel Cooper's
Grea Dry
Nth BT. & University PL
Broadway
Koay
MTS
Mervita Medical Co
McGarrah & Thomas
Pilsner
Ninth Street
Anton, PA
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Birchia
Safely
Akaa
Repaune Chemical Co
Exhi'cives
Devsten
Spruce Street
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Mount Pleasant Coal
Gennes
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
G.F Theel
Pais Soni
The
Wyoming
Duponts
Sporting
Dhe Repauio Chemical Company
Thos
BH. Smith
BON W. Ik. Mulligan
Wilkeormd
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