Miners Keep Stand as Mt Pleasant Strike Returns
Mt Pleasant miners remain out as wage talks stumble. Employers offer 1.45 per ear at thick coal, 1.5 per ear at thinner coal, and other per unit rates, while miners push for 107 per car and higher yard and cross-cut allowances. A conference with Superintendent Neale was delayed by his absence and a committee was appointed to seek settlement. Separately, Northeastern Pennsylvania tobaco dealers form The Tricolor Cigar and Tobacco Company in Scranton with 100000 capitalization. Adolph Starkman named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Pee
Neale
Owlnge
Walter Ie Ottlelate
Penteyivenia
Vtricolor
Scranton House
Mt, Rolly
Victor Koch
Scranton
Injunction Bars Striking Miners at Tronple Coal Co
Judge Haley of Wilkow Barre granted a preliminary injunction Saturday to restrain Tronple Coal Company strikers from interfering with workers at the Forty Fort collieries. Company officials said engineers and pump-runners faced threats. deputies were sworn in to patrol outside. General manager T. Watkins said he met miners for three hours and defended pay as above average, opposed discussing company business with United Mine Workers representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Watkins
Ome Ployer
United Mine Workers of America
Repe
Monthly meeting of Lacta Wannd Passenger agents in New York
The monthly meeting of the Lacta Wannd Passenger agents was held in this city on Friday. Attendees included General Passenger Agent T. W. Lee, Chief Clerk George W. Hevler, and other division agents from New York and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Lee
George W. Hevler
Cerner
Ehstemn
Howard
Del aware timetable fragment with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR note shows a Delaware and Lackawanna line schedule with scattered place names and dates. Text includes April 1, 100 and references to passengers, engines, cars, and routes with unclear context. Several illegible proper nouns and numbers render a coherent summary difficult.
March coal output and freight rates in Great Lakes region
March coal production reached 386000 tons with lingering shortages in hard coal and steam sizes at New York harbor. Freight costs to Duluth and Chicago run between 60 and 70 cents per ton while lower lake ports report ample supply and limited demand. Level of activity is quiet east and west with navigation soon opening to Lake Superior points.
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Seabboud
Boine Dermaed Uy Vel
Lake Superior
Duluth
Uchtaige
Lower Lake
New York Harbor
New York
Stove
Engineering and Minlog Journal
Mrs O Boyle Progress After Wounding at Hospital
Mrs James O Boyle of Franklin Avenue is recovering at Lackawanna hospital after a Saturday shooting. A bullet was removed from her left cheek and another from her back. Doctors believe a third bullet may still be inside her body but expect a safe recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O' Boyle
Franklin Avenue
Outéide
Lackawanne Hospital
Coulis
Ste
O'Dougle
Auburn Doctors Claim Epidemic Not Smallpox
Physicians at Auburn Centre Busquehanna counts claim the town is afflicted by Cuban chicken pox not smallpox and accuse papers of grave injustice. The state health board states an officer is enforcing strict quarantine in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn Centre
Busquehanna
State Board of Health
Easter Services in City Churches Chronicle Holy Week Observances
Easter services across several churches featured sermons on the Resurrection and its meaning. The Rev D J MacGoldrick preached about Christ’s innocence and divinity, while Rev C G Spieker and Rev Waring spoke on the risen Christ and church extension. Large congregations, beautiful decorations, and generous offerings marked the observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aljot
W. T. Hawker
G. F. Ulrich
Christ
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
C. G. Spieker
Protheroe
Spieker
Eunster Egge
Grace Lutheran Church
Madison
Avenue Uni Mulberry Street
Luther Hess Waring
Waring
Easter Services Highlight Local Congregations
Easter Sunday activities across churches included baptisms and new member admissions at Calvary Reformed. All Souls Universalist hosted a richly decorated service with Rev Beardsley and a moving sermon, while African Methodist Episcopal church featured a children's choir and soloists in an elaborate program led by Miss Morton and Mrs. Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Reformed Church
Misses Hart
Miss du Bois
Edward Weisenfluh
FH. Smith
Firor
Emmaus
All Souls Universalist Church
C. R. Beardsley
Miewicé
Mre
Gimere
Claude Smith
Jack Berry
Voive
Holy City
Nelson
David Brown
Police Roundup Reports Arrests In City Streets
Police captured John Clark on a street jewelry sale attempt on Lackawanna Avenue and searched Richard Murphy in a market incident tied to a burglary spree. John Rover was jailed after a disturbance on Center Street with a fire ignition and police supervision.
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John Clark
Richard Murphy
Black Sully
Leni Pay
A. & Cleveland
Lackawanna Avenue
Center Street
John Rover
South Scranton
Center Ateeet
Din Rover Airline
Sergount Jones
Com
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Uneeda
Temple Iron Company
New Tobacco Company
Symcuco
M. L. Bsmith
Brankfurt
Jermion
Syracuse
Atlantic
Lackawanna
Dat Ates
Cowley
Passenghede
Ngins
Gah
Migeven
Coal Trade
Mrs. O'Boyle
Auburn
National Biscuit Company
W. T. Schilling
Larmbillotte
M. J. Hoban
D. J. MacGoldrica
PE. Lavelle
J. FP. Malone
PL. Gough
Myles McManus
Loughran
D. J. MacGoldrick
Traloe
Eplees
Kev
Marlon LL. Firor
ET Bowae Chanute
Hood
Connollyan Wallace
Scranton’s Shopping Center
Everett
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Pilsner
the Dickson Manufacturing Co
Ecranton and
Wilkes Narra
Qalall Paper
Wyoming Avenue
General Office
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank
United States
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William H. Peck
DR. Densien
Spruza St. Tempia Court Building
Siranton, PA
PDR
Densten
Tribune
Orient Leader
Florey & Brooks
Mount Pleasant Coal
Comentia
Ofice
Connell
Telenous No
Mount Pleasant Coal CO
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