Hattie Scannell

"... Mrs. Pepper's actions in a certain hotel and things which occurred at her home at No. 258 Monroe street were described by the witness. The Spiritualist and her sister. Hattie Scannell. th? witness said, were both infatuated with a Fred Libbey, and as a result were not on friendly terms. In her presence, the witness said, Mrs. Pepper had struck her ..."

"... Frances Maroney; also Mesdames Thomas Kelly, John D. Diggin, J. J. Sullivan, Frank Lally of the sewing committee; Mesdames J. J. Croke. Thomas Dolan of the purchasing committee; Mrs. Hattie Scannell, chairman business Mesdames Edward Coleman and John Mahan of the investigation committee; Mesdames J. T. Nolan, William Johnston, Manus Fish, William Whelan, Miss Katherine Donovan, chairman of girls’ committee assisting ..."

"... Frances Maroney; also Mesdames Thomas Kelly, John D. Diggin, J. J. Sullivan, Frank Lally of the sewing^ committee; Mesdames J. J. Croke, Thomas Dolan of the purchasing committee; Mrs. Hattie Scannell, chairman business committee; Mesdames Edward Coleman and John Mahan of the investigation committee; Mesdames J. J. Nolan, William Johnston, Manus Fish, William Whelan, J. Callanan, William B. Reardon, J. McGann ..."

"... F Henchy, Mr. and Mrs. Jolin E. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Littlefield, Mrs. W. M. j Wall, Mrs. F. J. Griffin, Lizzie Marshall, 1 Mahel L. Smith, Hattie Scannell. Titt 'se gentlemen were there: Hon. J. J. Corbett, Alderman E. W. Presho, Repre- j J. J McCarthy, Councilman Falvey, Brock and Miller, Frank H. Smith, McDonough, George Brady, Arthur ..."