Portrait of Judge Hand Hangs in Lackawanna Court
A painting of Hon. Alfred Hand, former president judge of Lackawanna County, is installed in the main court room beside Judge Gunster’s portrait. The work by artist Th. Evans portrays Hand’s distinguished career and involvement with the bar association and local institutions, commemorating his service and ties to Scranton and Wilkes-Barre.
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Bho
Alefred Hand
Lickawanna County Couyte
Thi Evans
Po W Gunster
Hariek Harding
Bari
Seteiaey
Witstine Chabrier
Hivud Acrid Pace
Jodee Bond
Widiterwias
Vind
Jones
Lackawianna
Fusties
Bar la
Hand
Pend
Hornell
Saul
Dee
Dee Stunatade, Kavinnd, To Seuthoopien
Primsylvania
Ehiely
Edeblenn
Vale College
Gene
Soadeanier
Ataduyat Ting
Vile Mb
Dell
Tye
Len Noningtek
Republican Party
Higteiet
Bheventh
Lameme
Jackarwwnna
Lachwwanta
Otten Sears
DSS
Aoethegetom Cormtiot
Tie Elute
Tie
Thracite Legion
Dha
Merwin
Ater
Weypublican
Dutige Mand
Bisnwer
Scranton Toth
Elessiidon
Fey
Willy
Pachwiwnie
Ladera
Nepal
Ito
Dainvette Colige
Prien Wytenan
Amd
Bios
Koln
Lackawanna County
Fiutinld
Mitchell Refuses Comment On Union Convention Fallout
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrived in the city from Wilkes-Barre and refused to discuss the convention outcomes. National committeeman Frederick Dileher is preparing to travel to Indiana and Tennessee for investigations, with a national board meeting set for April 8 in Indianapolis. No district presidents or officials are currently in the area.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Wilkes-Barre
St. Charles
Tribune
National
Frederick Dilehep
Ohio Board
Union
Mitchell
Dilcher
Feld
Tennessee
Dileher
Scranton
Hem
Indiannapolis
Dintend
Et Bon Atv
National Board
Indianapolis
National Headquarters
Ejts
Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Advertisement Text
Old fashioned advertising copy touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure foot pain and discomfort. It claims relief for chilblains callouses and tired aching feet and promises new comfort after use. Sold by druggists and at shoemakers in trial packaging.
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Dey Allen
Pwylley
All Drug
Labor World reports carpenters strike settlement progress
O Lutz, business agent, says carpenters aim to settle via builders' contractors signing the eight hour day scale. Local b agagemasters and machinists board to meet tonight. If most contractors sign, remaining union members in Lackawanna city may return to work promptly.
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O. 5. Lutz
Carpenters
Lackawanna Baggagemasters
Machinista Union
Carpalleros
Builders’ Exchange
Kuccpee
Tite
Carpenters” Union
Veeterdas
Notte Datanion Carpenters
Government plan to promote baggage handlers to passenger trains
A report claims the Lackawanna railroad plans to promote every third baggage porter to passenger train service. Conductors and other workers argue promotions should come from within with seniority, and that baggage handlers should be promoted directly from the baggage car ranks after many years of service.
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Lackawanna
Dela Wire and Western Plans Major Yard and Track Work
The programme for the year includes yard and passenger facility upgrades at Moboken, track elevation in Buffalo, a large new passenger station, and removal of two grade crossings in Binghamton. The company will also partly equip a division with block signals. Transportation costs stayed high due to old locomotives and low steam pressure, prompting 92 new heavy engines and replacement of light bridges with stronger ones to boost efficiency.
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Tssue
Railway Age
Dela Wire
Lakkiawanna and
Western
Moboken
Buffalo
Binghamton
Ceigltv
Washery and mine safety and union meetings in coal region
The Delaware and Hudson company builds a washery beside the Greenwood mine, ready in weeks. Laurel Bay mine cave requires a month long tunnel to improve air flow. Hillman pile leasing eyed. breaker may become washery. Local trainmen grievance talks concluded. Machinists Union to meet with International President James Connell at St Thomas college hall tonight.
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Delaware and Hudaon Company
Greenwood
Laurel Bay
Parsons
Hillman
Lackawanna
Jef Scranton
Machinists’ Union
St Thomas’ College Hall
Bs International
James Connell
Washington
Hobert’s Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Banquet of Tone Flowers From France at Southworth Studios
An audience filled the Southworth studios for a French focused concert in the Composers Afternoons series. Students Miss Lelia Weowhrafi Miss Elsie Powell Miss Viewence Kline and others performed amid praise for the students’ progress and public recitals value.
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France
Southworth Studios
New World
Toduneds
Lelia Weowhrafi
Vertioy
Elsie Powell
Sinwelen
Minesie Horta
Ihhat-Peneeu
Tavetre
Viewence Kline
Fay Geouned Covathua
Heekel
Kinas
Pierne
Kina Farsi
Ta Seretade
Fey Minuet Oy
Pes Ke Santo
Wea
Clurteante Maraaedte
Me Southworth
Cordelia Freeman
Julio Allen
Une Share
Charlotte Flackawin
Thieves Break In At Safety Lamp Co. On Cnapouse Ave
Thieves gained entry through a window at the American Safety Lamp and Supply Co building on Cnapouse Avenue. Saturday night they stole about one hundred fifty pounds of lead and melted it into a single piece for easier removal.
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American Safety Lamp and Supply Company
Cnapouse Avenue
Lotvlinge
Launelling
Bargain Secondhand Wins At Guernsey Mall Scranton
A local ad advertises buying a good second hand win at Guernsey Mall owned by J. W. Guernsey at a4 Washing ton avenue Scranton Pa. The note lists prices starting as low as 10.90 dollars.
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Guernsey Mall
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Scranton
District Board Meeting Minutes Snapshot
The daily board list for March outlines attendees and positions. Notable names include WabE Cats, Vigotienes, Meier, Costello, Poy, and Nichole. A 7 pm meeting at a city venue is noted with discussion topics and agenda items for the week.
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Wiileli
Military guard plans and encampment at Buffalo for exposition
The Ninth and Thirteenth Regiments face inspection and possible encampment at Buffalo for the Pan-American exposition this summer. Officers discuss logistics, camping grounds, and the adjutant general’s role while preparations include electric lighting, sidewalks, and furniture for administration rooms.
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Buffalo
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Muraty
Sormaton
Too Savings
Miehpon Martane If Company
Toopine
Tacieeunta Mille
Sorat Meel Campy
Ceveral Poltated Iron Companies
Oradea Fay
If World
Diffientia
Cnontin
Iheatiktniet
Royce
Eure Law Times
Lala
Gernpon
Spreeshan
Aed
Anta
Pet Willian Jesup
Auril
Heloit
Wis
Allen
News OF the Labor World
Paewon
Sotior
John Wintera
Latimion
Tim P. Gilligane
Golden
FP. Gillie
Moneta
Wo Dunn
Hoboken
Stevens
Maper. Intendent
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Neereee Rae Eo
Wiles Wranne Sowtieie
T. Fesind
Adbeeio Mathettywe
Sdin Mie
Charlotte Apmatrona
Termed
Moutonhe Lave
Mir
Renate
Mont Tipues
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Sonday
APMED
Moon
Costello
Ain
Witaies
Tiaurmiltey
Oyeet
Oinkes
Scranton's Shopping Center
India
Connolly & Wallace
Winctow ‘Avenue
Virginia
Dominion Line
North Beer
Beach Street
New York
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Richmond, Va
Washington, D. C
al Ponts
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Beech St
Jerrows,g.p. A
News of the Guard
Schlosser
Wade Wolbier
Tuin Vanding
Lee
Asher
Merylly
Myrtle Street
Adwine Avenue
Myrtle
Ash Streets
New York State
Bhutia
Caldel le Re Wultes
Lowe
Oti. Pulten
W. H Keller
George A. Blanchard
P. Hr. Cinister
Majo WB. Millar
Third
Brigaide
Aplain Thomas Iilman
Compass
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Hue
Linober
Veare
Danne MH. Ruse
Vidar
Enston
Pield
Maston
Atheton
Henry Belin, JR
The
Wyoming
Thatrict
Duponts
Repauno Chemical Company
Copwell Building
Santon
Thos Ford
John B. Smith & Son
W. B. Mulligan
Veel
hsLon
Cea Hymen
Wilkes Barre
Hook Fir
Dilresa Bab Browse Co
Cleveland
Whio
John WH. Phelis
Pharmacks
Commer
Wyoming Avenues
Spruce Arrest
E Roontson S
Pilsner
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ave
Moosic Powder CO
Scranton, PA
Laplin & Rand Powder Co
Braue Fering Elogikiy & Toam Diasts, Safety Ee Sei
Repaune Chemical Co.'s Explosives
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