Notice of court action and local notices in New Castle County
The notice includes a Delaware court summons for Robert M. Mingus amid a petition filed in New Castle County for a complaint in the Superior Court. It also references public notices about cream production facilities and local civic affairs in Wilmington and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
New Paar
Annie M. Minous
Ssid
New Castle Coun
Robert ¢ M. Mingus
Wilmington
Steiner
eBay Gazette
Iimineton
Keemigver
Wilmin
Jos
BUGS
Norter
Ward Bengechtor
Trator
Addres
Coffee Roasting Ad Declares Fresh Flavor
A compact antebellum style ad touts in house roasting for superior coffee flavor. The snippet mentions Crip pen's at No 5 East Second Street and lists seafood items like oysters and soap or soup terms in a fragmented line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippen's
East Second Street
Crippen’s
Auditor's Stand Highlights City Overdraft and Water Board Dispute
City Council notes an overdraft of $19,157.96 at Union National Bank and discusses the Water Commission act. City Auditor J. Frank Ball objects to payments to Water Department staff, citing legal limits and Board control, urging a judicial ruling. The meeting covered petitions, street work bids, and payrolls with several orders drawn and adjournment at week end.
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Ai Ng
Smith
Water Commission Act
Law
Union National Bank
R. K. Robinson & Co
James L. Hawkins
Coats
Coyle
Water Department
Yeas
Messrs
Menton
cKeanne
Farrell
Water Commission
David H. Coyle
Josep A. Bord
Board of Water Commissioners
Wilmington
Dover
Delaware
Joseph A. Bond
City Council
David H. Coyles
Coyles
Bond
J. Frank Ball
N. B
Council
A. Faas Li
Zebléey Ried
Chandler
Robert B. Cooling
Jackson Street
Pith
James R. Patton
Harrison Street
Ith
Ninth Streets
Charles Gooding
Ighth
West
Washington Streets
J. Taylor Gause
Clayton Street
Pennsylvania
Fourteenth Street
Claytreet
John Chandler
Lelaw Avenue
Van
William J. Forrest
Picacls
Elizabeth Street
Lave City
B Street
Garische Lane
Sixteenth Street
Lincoln
Union Streets
Martin Hugh
Heald Street
Daniel Patton
James F. McBride
Samuel Grothers
George Galvin
Fire Department
Tobacconist Fred Fisher Dies After Philadelphia Operation
Fred Fisher a tobacconist at Front and King streets died at University Hospital Philadelphia after an operation to remove a shoulder blade for a large tuner on the peace. The 28 year old widow and child survive. Fisher had lived in the city five years and was active in the German Library Association and Delaware Lodge No 349 DDH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fisher
Front
King Streets
University Hospital
Philadelphia
Nadelphia
Fisher
Thomas Fox
German Library Association
Delaware Lodge
Fatal Aquident Deadly Fall Kills 9 Year Old on New Castle Ave
A nine year old boy, Willie Guthrie, son of carriage builder Jones Guthrie, was killed after his horse bolted on New Castle avenue near Edward N. Morley’s residence. The horse trampled him, causing a fatal head injury as bystanders heard him cry for his mother. He died shortly after being moved to Morley’s yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Kyle
Jan Doe
William Guthrie
Willie
Jones Guthrie
New Castle Avenue
Edward N. Morley
Mr. Morley
Insane man Tilghman found dead in City Hall cell
A colored man James Tilghman who had been held at the Almshouse was found dead in his City Hall cell about nine last night. Coroner Smith notified, and an inquest will be held. Doctors certify he was insane and unfit to be at large, with repeated efforts to admit him to the Almshouse.
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George Wells
Sait H. Burton
Scheutzen Park
Smith
James H. Anderson
Charles Smith
E. 8. Sharper
Spencer Williams
Stansbury Murray, Jr
Robert Lewis
John Dilahay
Edward Cippe
James W. Dorman
Cesspool
East Third Street
James Tilghman
Palmer
Tilghman
Almehouse
Sherrer
City Hall
Grimshaw
William F. Lave
Trustees of the Poor
GezetTe
Senator Ratterday
Tilchman
Yesterday's games with Pottsville club report efforts and weather interruption
General reports summarize yesterday's contests against the Pottsville club and a rain affecting the championship game between the Poets lab and the Quickstep. Highlights include strong fielding by Oldfield, a two-run score by Siovkene Dia Ptahema, and varied battery work by Dorr and Cusick.
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Pottsville Club
Poets Lab
Kove Tenahipsee
Sharp
Siovkene Dia Ptahema Ie R
The
Lyons
Dorr
Cusick
Eiither
Brooklyn
Oldfield
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New York
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John T. West
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Martin Keogh
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James Bradford
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F. B. Colton
Asylum Lodge
Joseph H. Chandler
Centreville
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Mahlon Bryan
Lizzie
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Lafayette Marks
D. D
Renee York
Europe
Market Street Bridge
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James H. Ray
Newark
Charles B. Love
William G. Whiteley
Harry Sharpley
George A. Maxwell
Willard Biatonee
Board of Trustees of the Poor
Hiram Lodge
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J. L. Vallandigham
J. 8. Malone
Heald & Co
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Quickstep
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Gay
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