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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1901
Page
4
The bishop delivers a forceful address urging candidates to defend doctrine, preach with zeal, and maintain personal faith. He urges action over long faces and stresses sanctification, while noting ministers should avoid backsliding and stay in the field.
A fragment notes committees pressuring authorities for reforms with a nod to the secretary. The piece mentions a customary method of leveraging formal channels to secure adjustments and accountability.
President T. Db. Nicholls of District No. 1 United Mine Workers has selected four new district organizers: Thomas Llewellyn Moosic John Fallon Wilkes-Barre John P. Kearney Archbald and Henry Collins Carbondale. They join St A Courtright and Adam Ryecampe to form a six-member cadre tasked with visiting locals handling grievances and reporting findings to district officers. The remaining two organizers will be elected at the next quarterly convention in Bernion during the annual officers election.
The Erie Railroad has granted coal miners at its newly acquired colonies, formerly Pennsylvanian Coal properties, the right to a check weighman. The weighman is paid by the men and ensures each worker receives full pay by monitoring car weighings. A weighman was appointed at the Gipsy Creek colliery this week, and General Manager W A Miy stated the policy may extend to all callieries if desired.
The Reading No 26 Knights of Malta held a ceremonial in the Royal Temple with Sovereign Commander Sir Uh WPtein hard leading the event. Attendees included Senior Councilor Sir Wl Seluity and other dignitaries as members from Vriennship Conminintery NSSAT and Mivelle stay Commanding. The report notes a large membership of about 3,000 and mentions plans for future convocations and fund drives.
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