Ridgeway Granted Divorce After Trial Disagreement
Elmer H. Ridgeway was granted a divorce from Mary Ridgeway by the Common Pleas Court. The 1902 case, tried before Judge Purdy, ended in a jury disagreement, with later agreement to proceed without a second jury trial. Co-respondent Claude Newton was named earlier in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer H. Ridgeway
Mary A. Ridgeway
Claude Newton
Common Pleas Court
Mary Hidgeway
Purdy
Ridgeways
Benton Township
Ridgeway
Mary Lamoreaux
William Skinnury
Mary Ridgeway
Edwards
Scranton Common Pleas Court Reports Third Week
Third week session called with settled cases including Nellie J Welles vs George B Reynolds and others. Verdicts for plaintiffs listed with amounts. judge assignments noted and ongoing trials described including Flynn vs Father Whitty Young Men’s Total Abstinence case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Nellie J. Welles
George B. Reynolds
Eugene Washer
P. J. McAndrews
Josephine Bennett
J. W. Guernsey
Lewis Imnitting Company
8. Harris
Apwell
Alonzo Hoyle
Michael Wall
City of Scranton
J. B. Sturges
Charles H. Welles
A. Frothtgham
Assumpeh
Neary & Jennings
Casey Brothers
Oswiull Jones
C. W. Thompson
Wright Lowry
John Swillow
Beno Lyy
Sophia Breschell
John Yot
Joseph Nkelapky
Cll. Bintth
Ek.e. Merriman
Merriman
Edwards
Hl. Ix. Weland
Montgomery County
Wheaton
Luzerne County
Thel Fivnn
Ringold Depuy
Brink
Harry Depuy
John Newell
Wilson Decker
Walker Sues Walker Automatic Steam Coupler Makers
James Walker of South Abington files a bill of equity against Walker Automatic Steam Coupler Co. President Victor Koch and Treasurer Joseph Levy allegedly owe him 1100 dollars and refuse payment. He seeks court action to compel transfer of letters patent to Sheriff Schadt for public sale. Attorneys A N Walker and W J Hill represent him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walker
South Abington
Walker Automatic
Victor Koch
Joseph Levy
Walker
Sheriff Schadt
A. N., Walker and
W. J. Hill
Court denies new trial in Trauger couple case
A court yesterday refused a rule for a new trial in the case of George H. Trauger and Vira Trauger. Mrs. Trauger’s counsel argued the court erred by admitting a letter from Adelbert Sickler, rejecting the evidence of Everett Walter Della DeWitt and Dora Sturdevant, and allowing Exhibit A and George H. Trauger’s testimony about a February 20 1901 conversation with his wife.
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George H. Trauger
Vira Trauger
Trauger
Adelbert Sickler
Everett Walter
Della DeWitt
Dora Sturdevant
Court House News Notes Involving Scranton Suit and Ejectment
Willam Schmidt filed a suit against Wilkes-Barre and Scranton railway and Scranton Steel to recover damages for property damage from Lackawanna river flooding in south Scranton. The action is aided by A A Chase and George Lee. An ejectment action seeks to recover acres and 100 perches in Carbondale township, represented by J F Reynolds. A divorce rule was granted yesterday in Helen M Backhrbael Back's case.
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Willam Schmidt
Wilkes-Barre and Scranton Railway Company
Scranton Steel Company
South Scranton
Lackawanna River
A. A. Chase
Eorge Lee
Moslyar
Carbondale Township
J. F. Reynolds
Helen M. Back
Hr Bael Back
Dolan Divorce and Crimon Case Set for Testimony
Katharine A. Dolan sues Jamen J. Dolan with a publication order issued. Clara Christian seeks a divorce from John Crimon. Testimony in the Crimon case will be before Judge Newcomb on October 6 at 4 p.m.
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Katharine A. Dolan
Nagainet
Jamen J. Dolan
Clara Christian Nagainet
John Crimon
Newcomb
Reception Tendered Bishop Hoban at Mount St. Marys Seminary
Rt Rev Bishop Michael J Hoban was welcomed at Mount St Marys seminary last night by pupils and sisters in charge on the feast of St Michael, the bishop's patron. Miss Catherine O Donnell gave the welcome and students performed recitations and solos before a brief address from the bishop praising the new building and urging use of the school’s educational advantages.
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Michael J. Hoban Wis
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
St. Michael
the Archangel
Catherine O'Donnell
Kathleen Finnegan
Two youths survive capsizing on swift Lackawanna River
William Bright of Breaker Street and Ray Wheeler of Brighton Place borrowed a folding boat yesterday afternoon for a river cruise on the Lackawanna River. The craft capsized near East Market Street in swift current. both boys swam to shore while the boat drifted downstream and was not recovered.
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William Bright
Breaker Street
Ray Wheeler
Brighton Place
Lackawanna River
Peck Lumber Company
East Market Street
Theatrical Crowd Enthusiastically Greets Miss Myers at Academy
The audience at Beranton's Academy of Music last night cheered Trone Myers in Nellie Randolph in The Wleetrichin with Charles F. Ward in Tom Edson and Marty Ford. A strong supporting cast included The Great Faus lina Robish and Chil dress and Irene. Today Miss Myers presents Two Orphans and tonight The Stowaway. The Dixie theater offered a new comedy bill praised for its laughter and feats by Dan Harrington Murphy and Nichols and others in a lively vaudeville program.
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Trone Myers
Beranton
Academy of Music
Blaney
Miss Myers
Nellie Randolph
Peaches
Charles F. Ward
Tom Edson
Marty Ford
Fauslina
Robish and Childress
Society
Gregory
Irene
John Clark
Harry Swenk
Dixie Theater
Dan Harrington
Murphy
Nichols
Stge
Dolan
Lenhurish
Burton
Brooks
Tom Brown
Chinatown
Pred Hurd
Raymond and Kurkamp
Joseph West
Ida May Lewis
Vyvaindeville
Sam Devere's Company at the Star Opens Three Day Run
Sam Devere's vaudeville and burlesque company opened a three night stand at the Star last night. The New York comedy four perform Poodles Troubles, followed by Devere's thrilling act. The Faust comedy trio present The Haunter MUI and The Clissandas provide musical comic support.
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Sam Devere
Star
New York Comedy Four
Devere
Faust
Clissandas
Pyramid Pile Cure Claims Public Skepticism Over Testimonies
An advertisement argues that many avoid Pyramid Pile Cure not for expense but disbelief in testimonials. It offers a one thousand dollar prize for proving a testimonial is fake and cites a Canton Ohio printer cured after years of suffering. Instructions urge writing to Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan for a book on piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Pile Cure
Wm. Lichtenwalter
Canton
Ohio
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
The Messenger Boy and Arizona at Lyceum Theatre
The show features Sebastian Miller performing feats of strength and a burlesque Open All Night. Nixon and Zimmerman present The Messenger Boy with Frank Deshon as host offers humor and song. Augustus Thomas Arizona promises elaborate scenery and a fine cast, with Craby's ranch scene and desert vistas shaping the act.
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Sebastian Miller
Maisie
Dlis
Qur Cat
Attrocon
Lyceum
Augustus ‘Thomis
Arizona
Craby
Aravaipa Valley
New York
Arisuna
Willl
Lycucum Peat
BASE BALL Baltimore Battery Match Report
Baltimore RF Borton and Okonoo appear in a concise box score with Sparks and Criger versus Wiltse and Robinson. Connolly presided as umpire. No other clubs scheduled in the sparse item.
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Baltimore
RF. Borton
Sparks
Criger
Wiltse and Robinson
Connolly
Philadelphia Exhibition Game Recap with Battery Pairings
Philadelphia and New York exhibition games feature named batteries and umpires. The Philadelphia American League team defeats Wilmington 10 to 8 with Mularkey O Mran Uberg Douglass as battery and Emsile La tham as umpires. New York’s battery Kitvon Ritter Matthew son Bowerman faces Irwin as umpire in the Brooklyn exhibition.
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Philadelphia
R.H.E. Lipston Treeneeceseaes
Mularkey
oMran
Uberg
Douglass
Emsile
Latham
New York
R.H.E. Brooklyn
Kitvon and
Ritter
Matthewson
Bowerman
Irwin
Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones
Cut out the pictures on this page and draw a pencil mark around the hidden object. Save them until Saturday and mail or bring to The Tribune office in an envelope labeled Purgle Department with your name age and address. The first correct six entries received will have their names published in The Tribune Monday morning.
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Tribune
Markets End in Panic as Money Tightens in New York
The New York market opened weak with funds scarce and loan rates rising to a high level. Liquidity drained, stocks plunged with many losing over 4 points as panic spread across the floor. Total sales reached 1,071,000 shares while the bond market stayed weak but steadier.
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New York
Rep
Bears
Louisville
Atchison
Iinois
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
London
United States
Philadelphia Grain and Provision Market Summary
Philadelphia reports show wheat prices lower with a steady to easing trend for No. 2 yellow track white and corn. Flour remains quiet but steady with rye flour at 1 50 to 3.90 per barrel. Eggs firm with good demand across regions. cheese remains firm and high, with butter firm and fair demand for extra western creamery and nearby prints.
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Philadelphia
New York
Duluth
Sac
Manitoba
We.p
Chicago
WalTgc
New State
Prices and Supplies Reported for Grain Live Poultry and Dairy
Receipts listed include flour 600 barrels and 1 016 000 pounds in sacks, wheat 90 000 bushels, corn 400 bushels, oats 10 000 bushels. Markets show quieter sugar and steady poultry demand with higher live poultry prices and steady dressed poultry. Butter cheese and egg markets described with spot and futures activity in Chicago and New York quotable values.
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Brook
Hay
Pacific
Chie & Alton
Wes
Pac
Erie
Ist
Hitlnels Central
Iowa Central
Manhattan
Texas
Tinion Pacific
Beaceres
Western Union
Orle
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Grain & Produce
Owen
Clore
New York
Close
Bopiamher
Sea Raith
Tierces
Gaulae
Weak Board of Trade Shows Broad Market Slippage
Chicago traders saw continued weakness with Dec wheat off a small margin, Dec corn down a shade, and Jan pork lower. Cash quotes drifted, flour steady, wheat No 2 at 71 to 73 cents, corn No 2 about 37 to 38 cents, and pork around 16 dollars.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Wiége
Bust Buffalo Market Report September Cattle and Hogs Prices
Buffalo market notes slow receipts to 4800 cattle with mixed quality. Prime steers quoted 7.40, cows around 3.60 to 4.60, veals 5.00 to 5.75. Hogs 20,000 head slow with mixed prices from 6.75 to 7.20, weights varied. Sheep and lambs steady to lower with top lambs around 7.0 and culls mixed.
East Liberty Livestock Prices Mixed Across Classes
Market report notes lower and prime cuts for cattle and hogs with prices listed. Beef and veal values show variability while lambs and wethers fetch notable bids. Culls and common stock offer lower support, reflecting uneven demand in East Liberty.
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East Liberty
Qil City and Oi City Credit Balances Report
Unclear OCR fragment notes credits and certificates with shipments totaling 166070 and 87101 average. Mentions runs at 17 percent and 0u7 average, lacking clear dates or entities.
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Qil City
Oi City
Sept
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Philip CG
Bofunson
Wibert G Richardson
von M. Tingley
Bopunton
Leodora Deming
Ford Tih
D. Tunbioy
Scere
Alford Ooh
Schneider Power
Eesnereree
Moran Ton Tully Selidogs
Perseeneseensencen Ee MCC Lon
Court House
Mt. St. Mary’s
the Messenger Boy
National League
Wilmington, Athletic Association
Wall Street Review
Haight & Freese Co
Mears Building
W. D. Runyon
Scranton
MH. G. Dale
Lacka
Ave
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
IOCKB
Lackawanna Dairy Co
Oon County Bay, Ink & ‘Trust Co
Caverat National Bank
Lack. Trust & Safe
Clark & Snover Co
National Bank Scranton
Seranton Bolt & Nut Co
Scranton Pasacuner Scranton Packing Co
General Mortgag MS
Scranton ‘Co
Eee Sronomy Tenta Co
oTersey & On Frestio
Roducitdatea Water Supply
Spencer Trask & Co
Bankers
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
BOODY
McLellan & CO
Broadway
New York City
Seas
New York Grain and Produce Market
Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
East Liberty Live
Gioldsmith’s Bazaar
Spruce St
Lackawanna Ave
VICI
LMS
Rudd, Davies Murphy
First National Bank
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