Local professional notices list agents and services
D Mazer, fire insurance agent on Washington Street, represents reliable companies. Also handles high grade Hazelton Bros. pianos of New York City. Dentist at 37 South Centre Street, second floor front, Rerowich Building. A Buckley serves as justice of the peace with prompt attention to all business at Tribune Building, Main Street.
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Centre Street
McMenamin Building
South Centre Street
Washington Street
Hazelton Bros
New York City
Rerowich
Tribune Building
Main Street
Fake strike reports denied by national committeeman
National committeeman Fred Dilcher told a Scranton reporter that strike stories in the anthracite region were fake and originated with space writers for metropolitan papers. Only the national executive board or national officers may order strikes. President Mitchell is in Louisville for AFL meetings and matters are with the national committeemen. Mother Jones overstepped authority if she gave the interview. The Mine Workers aim to prevent strikes, not cause them. Operators indicate willingness to honor pre settlement terms, and the United Mine Workers convention will meet in Indianapolis in January with coal operators expected to attend to settle wages for 1901. Dilcher warned the agitation harms employer-employee trust and expressed regret at its continuation. The Pittston No. 10 strike was resolved with Patrick Quinn reinstated after a discharge caused the trouble. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised as effective liver pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Fred Dilcher
Scranton
National Executive Board
Mitchell
Louisville
American Federation of Labor
Mother Jones
Mine Workers’ Union
National Convention of
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Dilcher
Dont Sprint in Paris Across The Exposition Era
An American artist recounts peril running for a tram near the Ecole Militaire in Paris. A soldier halted him with a sharp French speech while the tram escaped, and the tale explains why Parisians rarely sprint in streets, noting gendarmes eyeing runners. Also included are brief items on smoke nuisance debates, Central as an Alarm Clock, and qualifications for French deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ecole Militaire
Halifax
Shah of Persia
First to Salute the Alabama by a Spanish Vessel
The Spanish steamship Trurak Bat from Bilbao became the first foreign vessel to salute the United States battleship Alabama anchored at Cramps shipyard. The Trurak Bat dipped its colors as it passed to Port Richmond, while the Alabama did not return the salute per naval custom. The incident was recorded as historically significant for the new warship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Philadelphia Record
United States
Cramps
Trurak Bat
Bilbao
Spain
Port Richmond
Major Hughes Praises Sullivan In Old Ring Reminiscence
A Philadelphia Call note recaps Major Hughes admiring John L. Sullivan in prime form while Jeffries boasts of a steel hard arm. A crowd laughs as a jibe about plaster casts surfaces during the exchange.
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Hughes
John L. Sullivan
Philadelphia Call
Jeffries
Sullivan
Tie
Vast Range Of Global Anecdotes From A Dated Page
A collage of short items surveys injuries and labor, museums, volcanoes, golf lore, steel in Switzerland, medical quackery, labor displacement, Hawaiian swipes, Russian sleeping habits, and European travel stats. Includes a 1 000 000 visitor tally for Berlin and a Carchemish tablet depicting a game akin to golf.
Slippers and Shoes Parade for Holiday Season
Readily available slippers and shoes for holidays in a wide range of styles for all ages. Felt slippers, jersey loggins for women and girls, fancy colored boots for babies, plus rubber goods at appealing prices. Visit to inspect and decide.
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Price Inc
E. C. Dewitt &Co
Chicago
Grover’s City Drug Store
Boyle
Youngling
Wm. Wehrman
Vwatchmatiker
Hal
Orson Stroh
Birkbeck
Freeland
Oe M. Carr
Postoffice
Gre McLaughlin
Sponge
Yous J. McBrearty
Brennan's
Centre St. Freeland
Campbell
White Haven
Kane Building
Mazer
Birkbeck’s
BE. Hayes
Hess
Ayy A. Buckley
Justice OF the Peace
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pittston
Patrick Quinn
DeWitt
Grover’s
City
Cassier’s Magazine
William H. Bryan
Edward I
London
London Chronicle
Chamber of Deputies
Palais Bourbon
London Daily Mall
Queen Margherita
Washington
National Library
United States Capitol
Chicago Times-Herald
Paul Pelz
American
Mr. Pelz
Germany
Pelz
Europe
Ike
Bear
Margherita
Prisco
Naples
Queen Mother
Pall Mall Gazette
Victoria of Wales
Cumberland Lakes
Dundee Journal
Mexico
British Museum
Vesuvius
England
Kersehdorf
Heidelberg
Hambledon
Ittle
Surrey
Switzerland
Bernese Oberland
South Carolina
Coosaw
Honolulu
Hawaii
Russia
Berlin
Vienna
Munich
Dresden
Hamburg
Leipsic
Zurich
Stuttgart
Basel
Dusseldorf
Bin
Grand Rapids and Indiana
Big Rapids
Mich
Carchemish
McMenamin’s
SILOD
Hugh Malloy
Prop
Walnut Stree
Depierro - Bros. Cafe
Gibson, Dougherty
Kaufer Club
Rosenbluth
Velvet
Mumm
Hennessy
GEO
the Clock Tobacco Co
Scranton, Pa
William Schwartz
Vicinity
Hazleton Escade
P. F. McNulty
Preeland
Birkbeck and
Walout Stre
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